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An Apology.

We owe an apology To the patrons ofthe
Beacon fo~the indifferent manner in which
cur paper has been printed during the past
three months, particularly since the COM
mencemcnt of the New Year. The truth
j., We purchased New Power Press last
Fall, with the workings of which we were
not familiar, and undertook TO put it up
ourselves. The discovery was soon made
that there was something out Of gear with
the machine and an expert was employed
from Baltimore Ia discover and rectify its
defects. We supposed this had been done,
Is the Press did CreCiitable work for n week
az -, but soon after the departure of the
machinist, it fell back into its old courses,
and a. navigation had then closed and Win
tyr was upon u, W. were left to do the best
-, could with it, and the best We can We
-hall continue To- do with il, until an oppor-
luuiry offers Ia have it rcadjustcd by II com
Irtcut hand which We expect will bc ear
IL III the Spring In the meanwhile, we
lrapcak Ic kindly indulgence of our pa
irons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11

icians, lawyers, statesmen, cIergymen-and
pre-eminent among the brilaiznt numbes
was William Pinkney, whose immortal
name VIII ever ornament and adorn the
pages Of eloquenee. The College is beau
tifully situated on the banks Of the Severn
river, few miles from the Chesapeake
bay. Nothing in the country surpasscs the
beauty Of is situation. The college green
Is very large and beautiful lis well proyi-
ded with campus for sports and border
ing the grounds, is College Creek, branch
of the Severn, which for swimming and
skating, cannot be surpassed TIE ska
ting this Winter is better than hss been for
some time. The short line n r. Htween
here and Baltimore, when completed, viii
be great convenience 10 the people of An
napolis as well as those coming TO it.
think the road probably will be in working
order by the 1st of May next
The meeting of the Legislature makes it
quite lively among the students Of 81.
Johns College, as also with the Annapoli-
tans.
The reception given by q. s. Sena-
ator, German, and Hon Henry Lloyd, our
Governor, few evenings ago, was quite a
success.
The Catholic church of Annapolis, which
has been recently painted inside, is very
beautiful. 1t is the finest Looking church
in the city Of Annapolis
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11
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~. InIgOes' Items.
tErom o,lr ReguLIr CorreSJ0Mdeht.)

tFron' o,r Reg'iLir CorrcsIond.Ht)
Exceedingly cold weather prevails. The
m"r, ury descended Ia 20 below zero. ON
thursday night, and the following day the
y. ". wind whirlcd the snow in suiFocating
cidics Persons are beginning to sleigh
now, and the discordant sounds ofhclls are
anything else than pleasant to ears unac-
costomcd 10 such music
No sickness of consequence
Our village mills Rawlcich owner
is in operation. The meal is fine ana i,
not scorchci. No saving has been done
vet.
"a goodly number of drcdgc boats are
incascd in ice in smiths creek Ii proves
"a sheet anchor sure and stcadiast" 20 them.
Much suffering has occurred among the
employees ofsaid boats. The captains could
remedy the evil in great measure, but the
major part seem ~ insrnsblc 10 kindness,
&c. as the ice which surrounds them.
The mercury assembled 10 40 on eth and
tlt' beautiful transparent iciclrs soon dis
appeared and hougES ssUmcd their wontcd
position, Il is sincerely hoped by many
that good weather Will greet Us al an early
d-y. We fear sometime will clapse before
the ice will be cifectually thawed.
Geese and ducks in Lnsc iiocks can be
daily seen. II is too cold for sportsmcn to
- turn out. Q, We do not hear the reports
of guns "a formerly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11

Rev. Joseph L Keller, of the Society of
Jesus, died on Thursday last at Fiesole,
near Florence, Italy. Father Keller was
born in Alsace in 1927. He came, when
four years of age, 70 this country with his
parents, and was educated az the 81. Louis
University. He became a Jesuit in 1914,
and after his ordination TO the priesthood
held several high Offices in his order. He
was provincial Of the Maryland province
for eight years, and rector Of Woodstock
College, Maryland, for two years. In 1888,
in the General Congregation of the Jesuits
at Rome. he was elected assistant TO the
general Of the society for the English-speak-
ing members, and has been residing at Fie-
sole for the last two years and a-halE Fa-
ther Keller was the author of one or two
books, fine general scholar, and one ofthe
best linguists in his order. He WAS we'll
known in Baltimore, Charles ana this coun-
tV
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.l
RIDGE. Feb. :. 1856


The night of Feb. the End was rendered
memorable by a Hop given by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Clarke 10 their niece. Miss Lau-
IA c., the reigning belle OF Scotland: and
though probable the first ever held at that
house. il was a great success. and was en-
joyed by all. The notice given was 4 short
one. Yet quite crowd was present. The
weather was propitiCus and the supper in
wiling and plentiful. The game and splen-
did oysters for which friend Bob is noted
received due attention from all. Among
the ladies who added much grace and
charm TO the occasion may be mentioned
Misses Kate and Ella Clarke. the fascina-
ting sisters Of Miss Laura. the three charm
ing daughters Of Dr. Bean, Miss SalHe Ford.
a bright young lady from the Pine. Miss
Lucy P, the sweet little daughter Of our
friend Tom, the tall and graceful Miss Hat
tie Pembroke, who was without doubt
the best dancer in the ballroom, Miss Cora
Crane. handsome brunette, whose gentle
and refined manners, together with her
great beauty, commanded the admiration OF
all. Last but not least. Miss Minnie Smith,
the petite beauty Of Point Lockout, who is
vivacious blonde, dances gracefully. rides
we'll, Of delightful manners. and is as ligh;
as little fairy in the party room. Itwould
be useless 10 attemY 10 give list Of all the
gentlemen who were there. II would force
me 10 monopolize two much space in your
paper, but will limit myself to mention s
few. Mr.. James Roach, Mr.. R. Pembroke
Mr. T. Pembroke, Mr. J. Abel, Mr.. J. Bis.
coe, Mr.. H. Clarke, Mr.. F. Freeman, Mr.. P
Hayden and Dr.. J, Loker, who is, hear
quite eminent in the immediate neighbor
hood Of 81. Inigoes'. AL were unanimou:
in saying it was pleasant and delightful
entertainment and one which II Ia universal
" hoped viii sooa be repeated.
HuEriedly yours, Gra
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Saint Mary's Beacon.


:. VI. K X. &-Trains leave Brandy
wine, going East. daily except Sundays. at
1899 a. IN. Arriving at MochanicsviIle. II AS
:. m. Leave Mechanicsville, going West.
daily except Sundays, at 1910 p. m Ar
irving at Brandywine 2:10 p. IN.
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
Vile, going West, Mondays ard Thursdays
at 5:i5 i. M. Arriving at BrandySine at
$50 a. m.
Evening Trains leave Brandywine, going
East, Wednesdays and Saturdays at $50 o.
IN. Arriving at Mechanicsville at 100 D. m.
Norfolk steamers 10 Washington from
Pincy Point on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays, 81 1890, r. NJ Returning, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
See advertisements elsewhere.
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lI(;|
REMEDIES


VICTOR LIVER SYRUP-the yrea,
family m@iicine for Colds, Liver Complaints
Blood Disease, Dyspepsia, Foul stomach
and Female troubles IL is very pleasant a.
take. Price per bottle, Si,00; sample bo,
tie 25 cents
VICTOR INFANTS RELlEF-the gol-
den remedy for children, and harmless, from
ole day old or more, for Cramps. Gripping,
Teething, Collie and Cholera InianIum.
Gives relief in from 10 10 minutes Try
onr bottle. Price IS cents.
VICTOR FAM BALM-the magic rem
edy for ToothSche. Sore Thoat, Neuralgia,
Frosted Feet, Cholera Morhus. Cramps,
Collie, Diarrh1a, Dysentery. and dead shot
20 the sting of insects. Price % and so
cents per bottle.
VICTOR LINIMENT-the great bone
and nerve remedy is king over all pains.
II cures Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, Lumbago,
Ring Bone, Felon, Corns, Bunions, etc. II
Is mild, but effeciual for man or beast. Try
one bottle Price % and 80 cents.
VICTOR COUGH SYRUP and Liver
Pills are just what families need; no recnm-
mendaiion required, but just a trial. Price
25 cents.
Get circular snd read the testimonials
Meier be persuaded 10 try other similar rem
eoiscs, sch8ch your Druggist or Merchant may
push on you, try Victor ~ mono :: they arc in
he reach Of al. Respectfully
Victor Remedy Go.
June IL, Sgt
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All tor Harris.

We have been allowed TO read an extract
from private letter addressed by one Of
our delegates in the Legislature. Mr.. Nor.
RS. 10 democrat Of our town, in which he
expresses his readiness TO cooperate with
his democratic constituents CT ST. Mary's in
all measures and in all matters Of appoint
ments in which he NAV be able 10 serve
them. This was, Of course. to have been
expected. But what pleases Us most in the
extract is, that Mr.. Norris says lam sure
that I echo the sentiments Of NV colleagues
WREN say there IS no man whom the ST.
Mary's delegation viii more gladly serve
and no one we would sooner see honcred
than Hon. Benjamin g. Harris. When we
can serve him in any way, he 10 81 liberty
20 command uR"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11

Mr.. A. Burroughs writeSus description
ola mammoth shoe, which he saw at the
factory below, and made note of the same:
The manufacturing house Of r. J. Ma
gruder Il Co, Baltimore, received an order
from Nashville, Tennessee, for six pairs of
shoes, which, for proportion, are something
remarkable. They are for a mother and
her five daughters. The shoes are 13 inches
long and 124 inches around the ball The
soles are five inches wide. They are made
from 5 OF. pebble-grain leather and are
designed for dress occasions, As the party
ordering them stated that the family had
been wearing mems 133 brogans in order
90 get sufficient width.
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tCorrespondance Of the neacnnl

81 ANiooEs, ss1Sn3ss 1850.
Messrs. Editors The party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clarke TO their niece,
Miss Laura c., at their hospitable residence,
on the End instant, may think be classed
as the entertainment Of the season.
The company numbered about 40 and
was composed chiefly of the youth and
beauty of this district The supper was an
elegant one, the most prominent delicacies
on the bill of fare being turkeys. oysters,
dressed hams and wild ducks. served in the
best style. The Refreshments also were
delightful. The whole affair reminded one
of the oldeu scenes in better days. All
seemed TO enjoy themselves, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarke being 50 well skilled in the art of
making every one feel pleasant and at ease.
The dance was kept up TO late hour, when
adieus were said, many wishing for sleigh
in which 10 return 10 their homes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners were in SEES
sion on Tuesday last, present, Parson, Buck
Ter. Carroll and Tyler Petition of George
/. HutchiEs and Walter II. :. Briscoc TO
repair public road from Sassafras and Oak
10 Sotterly was considered and Mr.. Buckler,
of the Board, was appointed Ia confer with
them as 20 the matter at an early date
Requisition of Philip ID. Love, Keeper Of
Aims House, was granted and Clerk was
ordered 10 purchase supplies. The Clerk
was ordcrcdtopurchase supplies for Jno II.
NcLanc, an out pcnSioncr. The clerk re-
ported 10 the Board the result of his visit
10 the Hospitals. y mistake $4,000 was
discovered in the accounts of Spring Grove
Asylum. which has been credited by said
institution. He also reported that upon an
investigation Of the books in the office of
County Commissioners it appears that since
1873 the sum Of $3.50 had been levied for
Muntevue Hospital, of which amount only
$1,000 had been paid in, leaving balance
in collectors hands Of $4,000, sufficient
amount L. meet al Indebtedness Ia said in
stitution and leave n surplus of 800. For
Spring Grove Asylum the amount of s., $50
had been levied and only $l,4OO paid in,
leaving balance of $500 over and above
Indebtedness. The clerk was ordered 10
instruct collectors Ia pay said amounts in
their hands on ar before March LIST, 1886, or
reported a 10 claim Of the county against
the United States; that he had secured the
cooperation of our representative, Mr.
Compton, who promised to exert himselfto
>eclrr the payment Of the claim. The
Board then adjourned to 2nd Tuesday Of
March, 1856
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Orphans Cours.

The Court me- on Tuesday last, present
Messrs. Love, Jones and Payne, a fall
court The report Of the sale Of real estate
Of late George Wathen, made by VIM J.
Wathen, executor, was approved by the
Court Order for sale was granted 10
HoratiO Canter, adm of Thad. G. Canter
Terms Of sale, months credit--$l0 and
under, cash The Court adjourned TO meet
Of the 23rd instant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11
Our JunioP.

The size and youthful appearance of our
Junior has more than once attracted the
attention Of the press, the latest comment
being from an Annapolis correspondent
Of the Towson Journal Speaking of
Editor King Of the BEACON, the writer
says In physical proportions he is not
Goliah Of Gath, but looks as though he NAV
assert himself "a a gallant and valient
David"
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Correspondence OF the Beacon. ]
ST. JoHx's COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS. y,

- SO1AN NVAAA1Ef -4AHhk 1O4Is, III.
Nessrs. Editors lit Chords me Q great
deal OF pleasure 70 add g few words to your
valuable paper occasionally, though I think
that 30 Be very seldom But the old sSsse
Is. Better late than never"
Old ST. Johns. which stands with in
lofty top towering towards heaven, reminds
one Of BY gone days Il sta,ds as . me
nsnto Of TIE past Il 10 here TIA, we a..
ssns!s 70 'aks the phases Of or prsisces.
sssA Is 10 here we're saaca,sa sane qua
saAe aAsseslAs4 ssAs5sanaSsS 80
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Ranereal Sermon.

We published in the Beao0E on 2sth, ult.,
notice Of the death Of Mrs. Julia s.
Edwards. We are now requested to state
that funeral Sermon will be preached on
the deceased lady at Friendship VI. E
church on Friday next, the l4th instant, at
1890, A. NJ. by the Pastor of the church.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11

The fame Of the late supper ., Moore's Is
travelling abroad and has reached Towson.
Just think" says the Journal, "ofa supper
Of wild duck, diamond hack terrapin, oys.
'ers in every style. turkey, stuffed ham, ETC.,
Ail for fifty cents" Oh! yes. such suppes
Are ordinary events in our village The
truth il, the materials sse Of native pgcdrc.
ZION here and it 10 an sAsy nas.ss for % 70
daplissss Q sluslsr asasa 81 Ne sssx.sss
usssgA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11

10 correspondents.
Lines 10 Miss Laura G. have been receiv-
81 and will appear in our next issue We
are in receipt Of three different accounts OF
a late entertainment in St Inigces', but
have only space for two, which will be
found in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11

Land Sale.
Danl. c. Hammett sold a, Trustees sale
on Tuesday last East St Mary's" located
in the lst election district and containing
2S5 acres, more or less, for 1920, Pur-
chaser, Dr. John N. Bronze.
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A Talking Morse
WOULD ASK FOR
HlgREAS GeliL CONDITION RJaDIgS

If SICK, lean of Of feed, hide bound or sui.
terng from coughs, cvlds, distcmpcr.
ep'z"oilc, heaves, lung fever. worms,
or any disease eifecting the
throat, lungs or mites
tines
As General Condition Powder they
have 40 equal.
WaFr,n's Royal Condition Powders are
used and endorsed b. Adams ENpn,.s
Company. and the Leading Hors,mtn az
the Country
Ffrst Premium Awarded at all Exhibi.
tons and Fairs
\ large box, small dose an low price
bring them within the reach og all
Washington. d. G.. Oct Il. 1881.
| have used Wrrrvn'S Royal Condition
Powders, and have found them beneficial
IN all respects. | will uSr them in prrf;r.
ence q any other. \ trial will corrah rate
my statement and convince the most sk,p-
tic,.l of t.ivir superiority.
(>igncN George : smith.
Stable Manager Adams Express stables.
Baltimore. Nd, February II. 1850.
Mr. + Warren have used your ROYAL
Condition Powders, and they hav,, r.I,n
m" the hrst ~ satisfaction. Ch,rr!ulll It
commend them to the public ~ the hes, ia
use.
(Signc,N Il PRICE,
Supt Citizens Passenger Railway.
Alexandria. Va, Msrrh -. l>~o.
| have used Warrrn'S Ruyal Condition
Powders, and can chc,riully recommend
them for horses, sick, lean or otr tcri
found them aPI'frrr.ttt,c ami ,vr,icgahic.
iSiSncdl Jane, Chatham,
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RAILROAD.
:HE DUl-E
goth, 1885

y goth, 1885.
Is E,as; daily except
| = n.
HE. Has q. IN.
going West, daily
r. 1910 ?, IN.
+ 2i0 P. n.
from .MechdniesaAs
|oinC West. Mondays
L $40 a. n
& IL ESQ 4. II.
ia BrdegiyleiRs.
.inS East. Weines-
sys 81 6 50 p n.
bile at 80 p, II.
MAY, Sup't.,
Fandywine, Nd.
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Orders by Mail

For our Mems and Boys Clothing, will
have scrupulously careful attention, or sam
pies and rules for self measurement will be
forwarded, free, on application. We will also
take care of your parcels, free of charge
when visiting Baltimore. OEHM & SoN
corner Hanover and Pratt Sts., Baltimore,
Nd.
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ST. Jacobs PILLS |!

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FENWICK & MORGAN

Extend special invitation to their many
friends and customers to visit their STORE
and examine their large stock Questionable
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L.

H. Engine and Saw
Emerson Smith &
t'r shingles, laths
;UiSrr Separator, 50
bunk Il will clean
lper day Both ma
r The saw Mill has
i location with plen-
Further information,
NWICk, in,
] eonard,own, Nd.
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WRITTEN

WRITTEN
antee with each
MACHINE
. keep the same
IN ORDER
or Five Years
FREE
lOF CHARGE
/ CO., Nd
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GROCERIES,

Fine fresh and cheap Call and make q
small purchase and we know that you viii
become permanent customer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11

In this department we are low priced. Call
and examine our Fancy Shirtng, Ginghams,
Calicces and Lawns before purchasing else
where.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-02-11
SHOES and HATS

Our new Summer styles are in, and price
lower than ever. Our stock will please
Young men, old men and boys.
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6 Q . ID = .

We mean 70 sell and shall always keep
what the people want at the peoples prices.
II will be our aim To give our patrons every
dollars worth everytime and if there be
virtue in good goods al low prices we mean
10 be The STORE Of Leonardtown.
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FEEWICK & MORGAN

Will furnish You from a cent pipe to your
wedding suit If requested.
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READE-MADE CLOTHING.
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

in charge ofallss NELLIE rKxvIcx, IA Hlled
with the 6nest and choicest goods Come
and zee.