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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Another Spelling snatch.
MORE PRIZES FOR WORD MAXI

MORE PRIZES FOR WORD MAKING.
How many words may be made from
the first eight letters of the alpLabetY
Little Johnny guesses twenty; Katie
places the number at thirty-six; cousin
Jim thinks IL may be four hundred; papa
would expect TO find about ninety; mama
doubts whether more than sixty could be
made; while Uncle Joe confidently reek-
ons upon one hundred and nity. Who IL
nearest rlghty
To the reader who settles this question
by forwarding the largest list OF words
from the letters indicated--a, b, c, d, e, I,
&, be- Frospe "llis;ory Of the United
States" finely printed and handsomely
bound IN cloth, with many full page
plate illustrations Will be presented.
For the list ranking next IN size fine
sink handkerchief Will be awarded.
These conditions are 10 be observed:
/. No word viii be counted unless II Is
dehued Ia the body OF Websters Una
bridged Dictionary, including tbs supple
ment Of new words. Different forms Of
regular verbs whose lnfnitlyes only are
given In the dictionary viii be SLOWED.
2. Authorizations, contractons, musical
syllables, prchxes and suiiixes will NOT
be regarded az words. Q. Oniy the
eight letters may be used, but they may
be repeated any number Of times Ia any
word. 4. The words 10 each list must
be arranged ia alphabetical or
der and numbered. 8. No word
that Is, no single combination Of letters
will be counted more than once In any
list, even II II has many definitions.
G. In case Of tie the prize win De
awarded for that one Of the largest lists
from which feHest words have 70 be
thrown out for non-obseTvance OF these
conditions. II the prze-winner cannot
be determined by ibis rule, attention Will
be given 10 the neatness and caTefnlness
OF arrangement Of the tying lists.
Z. All .isis must be forwarded before
July ]
A few specimens OF the allowable
words are /. A. 2. Ace. o. Aged 4.
Ebb. Find the others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

Ahle te6Ae; choice yellow, clarified. 60
GLOW, clarified, bNc, seconds, i,sS
holasees. duli and nominal; omen hot.
~ prme 10 strictly prime, SO; contrifn.
81 Pfsmo 70 strictly prime, l6arlcc. M.
we 60 New York sight, loo premium,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

Road House, H., Oct. Z, -Messrs.
p. Lynch Co, No. 8O7, North Second
street The Msguire's Quadrangle or
dered through you has restored my health
to its full vigor. ] was very low when |
commenced taking 1t. G.. MoLLoY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
soda-water at Capera & BROS to-day
rhe Herness for Tho money,

The Harness for the Money,
And the kind that advertise themselves
better than anyone can talk them up, are
those hand and homemade ones iha'
Ellis & Kellner are manufacturing Their
railroad harness are just as good RS gooo
stock and skilled workmanship accom-
plish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
nor REsTATEMENT.

l.. M W w.
4 ,ny, D, d., L. L. D., of
n American church con-
,ssembled in Cleveland,
/ N necessity of restating
4 N and was listened to with
'ss.ion. at is very mani
a venerable speaker, "that
Iskstlme Of changes in the
Esah thought, and of modi-
'5Etrlnal conceptions. the
'Itoctrine which have come
rgn the past, although so
. asse BY whom they were
IN DO longer satisfactorily
loglcal conceptions of the
4 Csrissendom.
creeds are all of them
often gross ly so in their
azs and manifest concep-
. snz the future life. The
sn respecting the resurrec-
VA snd the character of the
III. which these creeds
.asi, have ceased to com
@ut Of the great body Of
b second advent and the
the reign of Christ Oh
DO form, are among the
0naltiOns permeating the
ious thought of Protest
%, but very few sober and
i Christian scholars can
nlngs unless so modified
b their identity. And
{: are closely implicated
tty principles of a current
slnpOlegy with the popular
lhsnature of the kingdom
l6iLt and prospective, and
Bsol the gospel botl in re-
atlgldual and the church.
~ }! our ablest Christian
vi eschatol0gY needs to be
: Who shall undertake the
AsAall be the form and cor
constructed faith of the
'aills the things which are
Switch shall be hereafter?
sHislendom awaits the out
klhlngs.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Ice-crean at capera ( BIOS to-day
Right to tho Front

We place our splendid stock OF ols
goods, clothing, hats, boots SHOES, ev :,
Complete in assortment. spienolu -
quality. Overlooking with generous az oA y
Gains Come early aud get me zen, oenen, ~ -
our unbroken stock. The bfignless, w, ~
newest and best styles. Lowess l piness
Consistent with good quality ana aopes'
quantity. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
OUR LADIES'
ADVERTISEMENT.

Bargains In ladies' Dress Goods.
Bargains IN Ladies' Lawns.
bargains In Ladlcs' white Goods and
Laces,
bargains In ladies' Gmghams
bargains in Ladies' Corsets, Gloves
and Hosiery
Bargains In Ladies' Rpbrold'd Robes.
Bargains in Cotton and Linen Goods.
Bargains In Ladies' Shoes--hlgh cut.
BARGAINS IN Ladies' Shoes low cut.
Bargains IN Ladies' slippers,
Bargains in Chlldnn's Shoes
bargains in Ladies' Underwear.
Bargains In Ladies' Parasols.
Bargains In Ladies' Trunks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
soas.water /. Capera 4 BROS l0-day.


Beat all others, and Ellis Kelinel Als
making splendid reputation "
tbat thew are turning out now
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
No. 1Gs "A wondrous misturs.

may be called piece OF ground;
Or as waste liquor may be found;
am bog, a marsh, n fen;
OF strikes OF oysters am ten;
I'm cosmetic, and may be
An arm belonging 20 the sea.
have hostility 70 dirt,
m refuse food, formented wort,
And surely 'twould not be amiss
To say am dCntince,
BY those whose scalps are getting bare
I'm used TO reDovate the hair
Pm thin coat, ana every rover
Knows I'm portion OF his oar.
OF rivers I'm the shAllowest part;
I'm used IN the dlstilllng art;
MOlaAses, water, scummngB, dunderl
such mixture makes one wonder.
NEISONfAN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
soda-watcr at capera 4 Bros today

Don't.
DON'T buy second-class goods
Don't pay two prices for what you ouy'
Don't fail TO see our new stock.
Don't forget our prices are way way
down. sa., esi,
Don't fail to tell your friends TO eall
and secure bargains atWhite's Iennessee
Store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
soda. water ~ capera : Dr0Is 80

Go 70 Ellis 4 Kellner when you ne s
harness, Whips, saddles, lap-dusteis, ~,
nets, ear-tips, etc You can always 90
low prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
rl,s Finest whip

In the city is The rawhide steel center
FlIs & Kelner are having ane sale Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

Have tired Tongaline with good results
and ind it will cure the worst forms Of
rheumatism. Have cured my wife, who
had a most aggravated case.
j. L. REEsE, NJ. d,
South Charleston, Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

They say that the ladies always fnd
what they ssnt AZ Randall 4 Chambers
Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

LlvEmooL, June -Cotton--spot closed
unchanged
Total sales, 10000 American. $500. Imports
800, American $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

NU' IVV'--ffH HHHbrbms
Charles Taylor Is an CNitor
Who dot0s o 10 totals neat.
In general he Is placld,
HIS manner calm aud sweet.
Yet a total sometimes rifles him
Until he his subs alarms
Aud the typlsts whisper softly,
is 20. u. up In arns?"
ALIEN GAINES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
elnOS AT CHICAGO.

NitIiennial convention OF
Episcopal church of the
lslii In Chicago in October
ny weeks. The following
suhr.
Anne in the history of the
~ that this triennial gath.
AOps, priests and laymen
"A hest Of the Alleghenies,
season, when 1t was held
vlclunsti. The bishop, the
nly OF the diocese OF
sA'e the high honor con,
ID the selection, and
slu'e In every possible
saecessful accomplishment.
asla. Every diocese and
..'wcVlon In the United
.'s IN number) will be
y bishop; and every
= clerical and four lay
'iHER's KEEPER.
'lias Of Philadelphia have
method Of dealing with
4 \, .''ea question, How shall
oe brought into closer
NE church, Their an.
\ !, iofn of workingmen's
w earliest Of which was
4 years ago. An ex-
Is. "a II Interesting account OF
me clubs are non-sec-
although established
giees and having usually
I ,Il'sa Tor president. The
I'M y oar-rooms are couu-
w v 'sanement Of COW par
n !. \. Interesting and useful
. 4 NV pool tables 0iva ON
\ ,,ily The taste for games,
ss s,us aud drinking Lee.
4 ~, '"sslalhents, to which the
M are admitted free,
building ASSOCIATIONS
(, \ s,asa.lng, ETC., are among
\ ' j, The moral and in
/ IN M the members Is nro-
~ !, p the clubs a CO.
\ ~. Purchasing family
nv, Membership fees to
b \ ~, !, o. charity, but
uAn as to be in the
'lloe--
s'AS ASSEMBLY.
N e session at Augusta
NJ. " days Of hard WORK ors-
"a assiIons presented
u..,..oi which their an
Boasln sound. In tho
ssns, a.son, some OF the
n ~ LAT they have acted
.,iis1Saing him, and re,
slli 4, !. Of authority. Il
M. 4 II, ne agitation Of the
a t,o n a. ne peace OF ali
us-i with it sum.
|.o,'.
'ssrERANoE.
NJ; !, . his aock, the
q. J J. senger of Fort
sion to speak OF
and gives the
%. wv labor unions
: !. y s;ss ssset societies In
VI spenIes societies. cae. yet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
PuzzLE DRpARgNByr.


sphinx Problems Prepared Especially ~
The sunday Ctsatto,
lAl correspondence intandod for thig Pa
partmont should be addrcs I'D Ga 4, n, 81 Il
bourn, Lewiston, Mel
No. f03--A iricud.
Ger all the wo-id my emu IRE eeterb
The lov OF childhood ana .hu p arr ~ ffls,,t
latter all mankind and 80 dctoita
inst when again prouilfa, men ,iiuv,
without me earth were ,lnk in dlllcss Gloom.
point the way TO rcalu VOW ad mo t0oit.
w NM
No. 1Gi-Ngtth Eof arysrs.
Sustaining VOL part
u Is my ofoc io ~ Nl
a dospote law isin a8.
An iron sccplrc asaI
But with a ciAh Irafa-
Behold tht .raUe-
SO much my 1irf
That q 81 ug aiu
JHT.
y" alton,
4e NE. words ia italics
Sre transport lh other
VIII Rfi7ht II with metal and
take II through ne rdHeV TO bargain
WIN u 7'u'hor A. b, WELLS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

For sale
hereby offer for sale four leagues u 6nmcs
county school land, situated In TAIL county
and about tcn or fourteen miles west Of Abb.
lone. sale " be Cp not less than ten Year,
time, with Interest payable annually, Ia "a.
vance. BIDS VIII b. received BY nc an the 18th
dag OF June, a. u. 1850, The court reec yes Tho
night ~ reject any Or all bids.
Done by order Of the c0mnlaaitncfe' court 81
0fimts county, Tex. AEO. -. NEAL
C01nty Judge Grimes county, reA.
AsDERs0s. Tax, May "a, A. u. 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

INV NonK, june 0. Tho vislhle eupnly OF
cotton IN the world SATURDAY., june O. nOonrdlnr
70 New York Chronicle, IL ne follows
Total .,,,; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2lb0.7ia
Same day last year ,.......... .....,. q,i6b' sit
Difference dcroaee, .......t...,...a.. lb14i
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La. June Js-Cotton
closed easy and unchanged.
sGloe 800 bales.
tutnrcA opened steady; ruled quiet; closed
dun Tut steady too points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
=. ..LIAs ASSEMBLY,.


ms % his aock, the
e. cwenger Of Fort
N sion to speak Of
and gives the
%; ssss labor unions
4. 4 s;.s sTret societies IN
sD.', societies; yet
sA's profess and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
COTTON MARKETS..
Reoeipt' a, All United states Ports.

Tor this week;
Great hrllai" ,.,.,a,...,,,...",",. s,9sl
Continent ,,,.., ........4.....,.. Ool
stock at all United sta,os ports:
THIS day. ..........,.....,. tonith
This daY last roar,.,.......... i2o6ig
New York.
NEW YORK, June 5.-cotton spot closed
steady.
Sales. $50 hAics,
Ordinary i8'lG3 good ordinary ss-l0o: low
middiihg WI middllngaI l6c good middling
. ~ lOoi mudllng fair i0Nc.
futur9s closed barely steady point higher
except June which was points higher.
k4ips TO1 ltHIf.e '+'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

break on your soft DIR, amy slumbcr,
fright You with awful alarms,
But take you at last To my bosom,
Ana rock you 20 sleep Ia my arms,
give you my Rlofi0us Jewels
And riches of wonderful worth,
VI ! snatch from your Wild cliogtng hlsses
Tho lips that are dearest on earth Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19
by Reqaea.l
BALTIMORE, August ., IssC


1t a meeting If "7He Association or Con.-
lany c, First MaryLIAd Cantlrg. C. s. A."
the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas our comrade, RIcHARD T..
KNOX, formerly Sergeant of this Company
and Color Bearer Of First Maryland Cavai-
ry, has been turned out Of the place of En-
gineer on the Governor Thomas, i'm the
State fishery force, for no cause except that
his position was demanded for political
uses, which place he has performed the
duties Of 10 the entire satisfaction of his
commanding officers, Us appears Ia us BY
said officers recommendation and where
As this action is most cruel and unjust To
Sergeant Knox, who is a worthy. poor and
honest man:
Therefore the Association Vi Company
T., First Maryland Cavalry, dUhereby pro
test Ia the public against this outrage on
our friend and conlrade, whicllis equally
an outrage ON us, and while We claim no
special privilege or consideration on ac-
count of our having been Confederate SOL
diers, we do insist that we shall not be os-
traciSed on that account, but shall be en-
titled Ia equal rights with all other citizens
under the laws, and we do denouncc the
apparent effort I'd disfranchise ourselves and
our comrades from holding Oflice in Mary
land under the Federal, State nr municipal
government
BY order, X. NJ GAMBLERS, Sec'y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19

Sheriff J. p. Greenwell, of st. Mary's
county, arrived in Baltimore on Thursday
with a hail-pioce issued by Judge Stone, Of
the Seventh Judicial district, and visited
Marshal Frey for the purpose of securing
assistance for the arrest OfC Olumbus Brown,
colnred, who was arrested in March last
and charged with assaulting and cutting
another colorcd man named William But
Ter. Brown was released ON security for
his appearance at the September term Of
Court, hut lett the county, coming o. Bal
timnrc. Officer Mills, Of the Northwestern
district, was put upon the track of the col
"rcd man, and yesterday arrested him at
the Highland Park Hotel, where he was
employed n n waiter. NJ a hearing before
Justice Hobbs the prisoner was turned over
a. Sheriff Grecnwell, who left On the steam
rr sue, at four o'clock, yesterday afternoon.
The injuries To Butler are about the neck,
and were received during fight at ju-
hjlce. They are said Ia he serious. Brown
offered M resistance when arrested, but APP
peareNl rather nervous.-Baltn. iH,ericdH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19
EXCURsIoNIsr.
Correspondence of the Beacon.l


Messrs. Editors II hardly know how 10
Commence rs il has teen many years since
| have oorreSponded for a newspaper, but
feel Il 10 he my duty no, To let the bravery
Of one Of St Mary's fairezi daughters pass
BY unnoticed. A Tournament took place
as St lnigo's, on Wednesday, the lssh, and
all passed of very pleasantly, until the ac-
Cident which am about 10 chronicle tEs5k
place. The family of my old schoolmaie.
Henry Clarke. Of Scotland. were returning
home in their two horse Dayton. when on
the Time Notch road, in the dense woods
about mile above q. Edgar smiths, the
h"rseS hs>ame frightened and tore OF Al
rapid sIeed, overtuning the Dayton and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19

apsesring the occupants into the lsiseh
Fortunately. the l.e,rssz wers - seattle, si.as
They werC SON brought under osntrol f,y
Master Willie Clarke. Who Was driving.
The escape of the entire parts was almosi
nsiraculans In the beginning. | started W
.sll yoa. of the wonderful prsssnce of mind
Of Miss Kate C. While MaTier Willie was
unhiiching the horsxs. Miss Kate assisted
BY her friend. sracres~isSl in raising the fali.
en- vehicle. She then did al IS her power
o. quiet the alarm ~ the tho ascnlbers IL
the party. They ali proesisl Ia The d.
rection ~ Mr.. Edgar Smith but when
within 4 short distance II the zzesiinasian.
they were oversaken by Mr. iliians +.
Clarke, Of - Jerome's Neck lsea II the
late William K clarkel rrsur - srusn the
Tournament accompanied bis lady
lpye. lie calamity turned ns.ud aud pr
eseded "a the rescue Of his iais Esd fright
ened friends. He found the Sei.ieIe unin-
jured and with the assistant us Master
Willie rchitched the isans 1T. Willie
Baync then appeansd on In scene and
kindly offered % sec the k<sng ladies
honae. Mr.. Clarke then pr a lcd on his
way with his sweetheart with the heartfelt
thanks Of the ladies ringing u his ears,
and, know six fair maidciH Nho will
cherish the memory 1T hi< gallaAtslsed for
ever.
The entire party were naile ken up
aud considerably bruised aus 81 says,
Miss Ella G. has been confin u lpon,
ever since, though u.s~~r -
wfII nJw- bfinls tlzs U4ell E.!llss..
my hearty congratulations d 7zdies up
On their narrow escape. TsAvELIgR.
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Saint Maru's Beacon.


:. NJ. r. r. s-Trains leave Rr. N iy.
wine, going East, daily except SUNDAYS, q,
1890 a IN. Arriving at MechanicsvIlIe. III: As
a. ia. Leave Mechanicsville, going West,
daily except sundays, at 1910 d. ma. Ar
irving at Brandywine 2:10 p. IN.
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
vile, going West, Mondays and THURSDAYS
at 5:45 .. m. Arriving at Brandywine n
$50 a. IA.
Evening Trains leave BEandywIne, going
East, Wednesdays ana Saturdays at $50 D.
III. Arriving at Mechanicsyille al 7:30 u. m.
Norfolk steamers 20 Washington from
Piney Point ON Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays. at 1890, u. NJ. Returning. Mon
days, Wednesdays end Fridays.
See advertisements elsewherp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19


August the 18Th. young SIN u DR..
CLANCY, ~ Dunkirk, Calvert county, WIS
badly p.Di4.aed BY eating the pods u .
jamestown wecI
Mr.. T. u. camalier. of Washington, i ca
visit io his family in this village Tom /.
a. bright and iovisI as { yore- MAY sue.
cess ever attend HIM
The Annapolis .ldcerfi~r n.Is,Tts Con.
gnssman Compton a again suffering from
eczema of the face and eyes A visit 81 81
Mary's would, we believe, help ~ cure him
Monday last. Sheriff Greenwell brought
from Baltimore and lodged in our eOanty
Jail, Columbus Brown, colorcal. charged
with assaulting WIN. H. Butler, also col
ored.
Patrick o'FareIl. Esqr, of the Washing.
ton bar, paid our Office a brief visit last
Tuesday. lie Is an agreeable gentleman,
an interesting conversaiionalist and we were
pleased 10 meet him.
Mr.. Charles Morgan, after long absence,
Is paying his old home brief visit Charley
Is located at jackson, Tenn, and il doing
well. We are much pleased 10 SEE him
and to hear Of his prosperity.
A protest against the removal Of Richard
Knox, late engineer Of the q. T. Steamer
Gov. Thomas, is elsewhere published The
Association Of company C., First MARYLAND
Regiment, &. ;. A. Is the proteStor.
Mr.. Bernard Moore and wife have re-
turned 10 Chicago Mrs.. Moore, during her
brief stay, made many friends and DEMON
strated that in the selection of 4 life partner
"Bunks" displayed the hes, of taste and
Judgment.
In November, new silver certificates will
be issued. The 81 certificate will contain
she vignette Of Martha Washington, the -
certificate that Of Major-General Hancock
in full uniform, and the $40 that IL Vice
President Hendricks.
Among the prettiest and most attractive
Of the many visitors a. our village, are,
Misses Mollie and Nellie Burroughs. Miss
Minnie Cowling, Mrs. BlIxam, of Alexan-
dria, Va; Miss Mamie Dye, of Ohio, and
Miss Abell. Of Washington.
The Port Tobacco Times reports that VIM.
II. Cummins, did not confine his vicious
and criminal practices Ia 81. Mary's but
that the pockets of several Charles countians
also suffered from too intimate acquaint-
ance with his plentiful supply of checks.
Mr.. Albert Young, of Kansas City, is Wis
ting friends and relatives in the county.
MIR. Y. Is native here and has written the
BEACON many interesting letters. These
facts, of course, increase our pleasure in
learning of his deserved success and pros
perity.
The death Of Miss Combs last Tuesday
was in many respects the saddest that has
occurred in this village within the memory
nf the writer. She was universally liked
and it will be long ere We see "hcr like
again" The interment took place We'd
neSday morning at Mcdley's Neck. The
pail bearers were Messrs. W. II. Ford, Ford
Combs, George Joker. James Grecnwell,
Luke Matthews and Oscar Morgan. \
large cOncnurse followed Ia the grave.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19
~. 1atgosa IIenss.

From our Regular CorreSlDHdent
There was Mass nj ~ Mich;prs 18th in
slant. Rev. Fr. Gaffncy otiiciated. The
knights Of -. Jerome'S turned out in full
force. Their uniform is quite gaudy.
Frequent showers continue Ia gladden.
the hearts of farmers and truckers. The
latter are shipping canteloupes and egg
plants Ia T.. J. Adams \ Co, Washington,
ID. G.
A goodly number of persons. following
wise counsel. have cut down the heavy
Eruwth of weeds upon their premises.
Hon. J. .. 4. Robson. Police Commits
Toner nf Baltimore, is visiting friends in the
district.
The ladies Of ~. Ignatius Congregation
were very successful with their dinner, &c.,
llth inst About $500 was realized, bar
ring expenses
Mr.. W. A. W. Clarke has the finest sweet
rn,atncs hepabout. They are well flavor
cd despite the rains Of the past month. No
sickness.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19

Flashes.
Quite a number al summer visitors are a,
our hotels.
Sickness is very prevalen, in ,his neigh.
boThOod.
Many farmers have visited our office and
viewed the high priced Danyille tobacco,
Miss Norah Etlelen. of Prince Georges
county. is visiting relatives in our Town.
We are indebted TO DIR. sam. Greenwell
FIR u copy Of the Cleburne. CTexasI Ckrss.
SIs
Cnprnpitious weather prevented the boa,
race which was advertised far last Satur-
day.
You will miss treat il YOU fail 10 attend
the Dramatic Entertainment next Friday
night
Mrs, Leah Morgan. of this village. is, we
pEret To learn. confined IL her nom by
sickness.
Monday last. Mr. Nick. Bevan aud fami.
~, 1T BALTIMORE. leli Lennanltown far a 81,
lnugn NJ Bristol.
Old-fashioned Dinner at 81. Nicholas
Chnrch on the ist of September. Come
with good appetites and open purses,
DIR. Whit Hammetf will remain in Town
bus Few days longer. Those in need 81
his services should not delay 10 give him s
call.
Mr.. ]. ID. Peake. editor of the Laurel
Recise, paid our Office brief visit Monday
last Like all editors, he Is pleasant gen
tleman.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-08-19
weather Prsxses,iea,Isns.

The mcteorologist, Professor Foster, Of
Burlington, Iowa, has predicted that one OF
the greatest storm periods Of 1896 will be-
yin on August Ia, ana continue till the eth,
during which the great drought will be
completely broken by heavy rains, hail and
tornatlocs and heavy gales; tropical hur-
ricane ON the Southeast Atlantic coast be-
tween the 10th and Goth. These storms
will be general. Vivid sun spots will ap.
pear from the 18th to cath, and brilliant
auroras ON the 2Oth and 23rd.