Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-04-02
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Read our synopsis Of Father McGurk's lecs
turs.
Mr. James G Greenwell, of this district, Ia
confined to his bed by sickness. ~
II is reported here that Mrs. DomiLick Mat.
tingley, of Morganza, is very SICK.
Count Moore has been confined to his room
for several by with very sore foot.
Want of space cCmpels us to omit from this
issue several news notes and short criticism.
Since bis occupancy, Col. Allston has had
his law Office repaired and can now boast of
one of the best Offices in the town.
Mr.. Neal MiIburns new house on Lawrence
avenue IL almost completed. 1t promises to
be a neat comfortable dwelling.
If Court adjourns to-day wednesday, 1t
will have lasted 10 days and have been the
longest session for several years.
Sunday last, Rev. FRI Jenkins. expressed
his thanks for the large attendance at the re-
cent lecture in his church.
We invite the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of the Masque and Fair for
the benefit of Poplar Hill church.
There viii be services at st Peters e
church, in this village, next Sunday, the 5th
instant, at P M.
TheSchool Authorities have appointed Miss
Emma Haydn Assistant Teacher in Leonard
town Graded School.
On our FIRST page, in addition TO other good
things, will be found an Interesting account
of the eloptment Of the compile who were re-
Gently married in this village.
Carpenters are busy at work repairing and
fitting up Mr.. Boyd's recent purchase and it
is reported that Senator Allston will move in
about the first of May.
Mr.. G. w. Armsworthy having resigned
hs position as Tailor moved out last Tuesday.
Mr.. @. j. Clements has been appointed in Mr..
Armsworthy's place.
We return thanks TO Mr. Stephen F. Norris,
one of the Professors of the Baltimore City
College, for copy of the ifty-sixth Annual
Report Of the Public School Commissioners Of
Baltimore city.
Read the ads Of the Equitable FertiliEing
Company and of the Champion Reapers, Bind
ers and Mowers. The agent, Mr. Jno V Cam
alier is an energetic and active man and de-
serves success.
Oar brother of the Port Tobacco Times has
a.,lxa 81. I, q, ii.
II we were not at present blessed withs the
Roseota we would feel airier over his praises
than we ever will over Legislative election.
Mr. Geo. s, King and wife left per Sue last
Saturday for Washington. Mr.. King was
one of the electors at large on the Kansas dem
ocratic ticket and his visit TO the national cap
ital is for the purpose of Choking after his
fences,
We return our thanks for mn invitation to
attend the marriage of Miss Maggie F. Thorn
Jon to Mr. Richard B. Tippctt, Jr. The cere-
mony will take place in Baltimore at the Plus
Memorial church, on Wednesday, April sth.
The young couple haze our best wishes for
fIsfr future happiness.
Dir, Francis J. Coad, of Baltimore will de-
liver lecture on Robert Burns at the Socie-
tvs Hall next Monday evening. We are in
formed that the lecture is to be followed by a
dance. Don't forget to attend.
In buying garden seeds De sure : $50
best. Those who have used them say that if
Landreth's are not the best they are as good
as any. Orders for them sent to Henry SotL-
oron, Benedict, Charles Co, Md, will receive
prompt attention.
In one of his arguments at the recent session
of Court, States Attorney, Dan'l O llammett,
paid Sheriff Ftnwick II graceful and deserved
compliment when he spoke Of his kindness of
duties. We believe that Mr. H voiced the SEN
timents OF our entire community, and we do
not think that any county in our State can
boast OF better States officers.
Dr. Felix Morgan, of the Nedley's Neck
section Of this district, has obtained patent
on a piece of combination furniture. The
Eoctor's invention combines table, lounge
and chest and will prove handy thing to
have around house.
Last Sunday, during the late Mass at st
AloJsius' Church in this village the Passion
according TO st Matthew, was read by six boys
of the congregation. The part OF the Saviour
was read by Manning Combs; the Narrator,
by jeff Combs the High Priest, by Roger
Combs; PLATE, by George Loker and Peter,
by Bob Loker. The part of the rabbe was
read in unison. The reading was very well