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Tho Tournament.
RALYAT

The attendance upon last Fridays Tour
nament was NJ: large and consequently
small amount was realized Fourteen
Knights entered the lists and bore them
selves right knlghtly. The advertised Off
GERS not putting in an appearance their
places were filled by oblising members of
the audience. Mr.. J. L. NJ Raley perform
ing the duties of Marshal. &c, and John
Y. Camaler those Of Judge and Orator
The fitting was Sbovc the average. J. Colds
horough. knight Deliberate Star. won the
Queens crown and bestowed il upon Miss
Nellie Abel; Joseph Saxton. knight pinev
Point, crowned Miss Nina Cole, lst Maid of
Honor John Leach, knight Good Hope.
crowned Miss Anna Stone, 2nd Maid; War
rem Leach, knight Leonaritown, crowned
Miss May McWilliams, Srd Maid. Though
in receipts the Leonaritown Tournament
was not equal 10 Others held in the county.
in the beauty Of the Queen and her Maids
Il YIELDS the palm - none. The bali
was held in the SHcirty'S Hall and the
orator selected for the occasion not ap-
pearing. at the urgent request Of those in
charge Rev. Father Jenkins announced the
fact in agreeable terms. and turning toward
Mr. John Y. CamaGer, who was near upon
the platform, introduced him t. the audi
euCe u the gentleman who would deliver
the CROWNS, and be hoped would say few
words at least, as the occaoion which had
caused this meeting was one well worthy
our earnest emotions and charitable ~
sponseS. Mr.. Cavalier came frward al
once. aud said in his felicitouS style:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ii feel senSi-
bly, this mark of respect, and will say it at
foris me great pleasure a. = Instrumental
even in small degEec, in contributing t.
your qualification. particularly the Young
ladies who have 81 pathetiCally solicited
my assistance in aid of the afflicted Charles
tnnians. They are Indeed well worthy Of
cur charity. But | forget myself here in
aiming 10 make a speech. am reminded
that il is not your desire or my purpose,
and iii was, find myself suddenly over
come by an earthquake shock, such Is
ON powerleSs Ia explain. What senSa-
Jon within me OH Lam speeches. and
the grsat shock ] feel "a be something ter
nble. An earthquake, indeed II must
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hours, or unit they are ready For the " ash.
tub. The bplysf a person wiso has dsszI
! III an infectious disease should h. well
washed with strong disinfectant, and NJ
public OF church funeral should De permit.
ted
4. The discharges from typhoid fever
patients should never be allowed % stand
in proximity "a drinking water, milk OF
other food which may absorb the disease
germs, and above all, they must never b..
cast where they can run or soak into sources
Of drinking water. Water used for drink
ing or culinary purposes should be free
from animal or vegetable refuse; If tainted
by leakage or liberation from sewers.
drains, cesspOols, pig pens, stables, &c, il
should not be used. Bat il the only water
which for time can be get Is open 10 sus-
picion Of dangerous organic impurities, II
should be boiled before il is used for drink
ing, and then not be drank later than
twenty four hours after il has been boiled.
Filtering Of the ordinary kind cannot be
trusted 10 purify water, but il is good ad-
dition To other processes. The dangerous
qualities OF water are not obyiated By the
addition Of spirits. When there appears
any probable relation between the distribu-
ton of diseases and the milk supply, the
cleanliness Of diaries and the purity Of the
water used in them should be carefully in
vestigaiei.
5. OverCrowding should always be pre-
vented. The sick room should, as far as
possible, be free from persons who are not
of use or eomfor: 10 the patient Ample
ventilation should be enforced IL is es-
sential both for patients and for persons who
are about them, that the sick noom and sick
house be constantly well trayersed bv
streams Of fresh air. Teachers should
promptly exclude any pupil from school
who has been exposed 30 a contagious or
infectious disease.
DIsINFECTANTs To BE EsssesDYED.
For free aud general use IN rfiyy vaults.
sewers, sink drains, water-closets, stable.
pig pens and on refuse heaps, &c, the fol-
lowing are the cheapest and most effective
disinfectants and germicides.
Chloride of lime bleaching POWDER
pound. Water, gallons
Dissolve the lime in the water.
This solution -four gallons) will cost not
more than five cents, or about fifty cents
per barrel. A gallon or more may be used
daily in an offensive privy vault, and in
such quantities rs may be necessary in
other places. In the sick room il NAV be-
used in open vessels. Sheets, clothing and
other articles used by the patient, should
be immersed in the solution diluted zone
gallon OF solution to eight of water) fortwo
hours, or until ready for the laundry. The
solution Is not poisonous, and does not
injure clothing.
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Saint Aiaru's Beacon.
Travellers Guide.

:. VI. II. X. s-Trains leave Raufiy.
wine. going East, daily except Sundays :,
1890 u. m. Arriving at McchanicSyille. 11.45
a. m. Leave Mechanicsville, going West.
daily except Sundays, at 1910 D. m. Ar,
irving at Bra.ndywine 2:1O p. IN.
Early Morning Trains leave Mechanics
vile, going West, Mondays and Thursdays
at $50 a, m Arriving at Brandywine al
$50 o. IN.
Evening Trains leave Brandywine. going
Fast, Wednesdays and Saturdays AZ $40 d
III. Arriving at Mechanicsville at 100 D. m,
Norfolk steamers 10 Washington from
Piney Point on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 1890, p. NJ. Returning. Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
See advertisements elsewhere.
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Precautions Against Disease.

The State Board of Health gives the fol-
lowing advice relative To precautions
against Typhoid Fever and Diphtheria:
/. Whenever diphtheria. typhoid fever
or any other infectious disease prevails or
threatens 10 prevail, perfect cleanliness of
premises and repeated disinfection of all
foul places is Of the first importance. In
no yard or open lot, cellar or other place
should any collection Of animal or yegeta-
bic refuse be allowed 10 remain. Priyy
vaults, especially, should BE- kept well
cleaned and diSinfecied. Filthy pig pens
and badly-kept slaughter houses are the
most fruitful sources of disease. Wherever
animals are kept, daily cleansing AMI dis
injecting should re enforced.
:. In o-der % guaPt against the harm
which sometimes arises from disturbing
heaps If offensive matter during warm
weather, II l. uIsen necessary TO combine
the use oi chemical disinieciants with such
means a. are taken for the removal Of filth .
and in cases where the removal for the time
L impossible OF inex p<<iient. the filth should
always be disinfected.
j Special precautions Of CLEANLINESS and
distinction are necessary with regard a.
iniec'tve matters discharged from the bodies
ui the sick. Among discharges which il
Is proper - treat a. infeCiive are thuSe
which come in cases Of diptheria from the
hose and throat, and In eases Of TYPHOID
fever from the bowels The cau;ion whiel,
Is necessary with regard 10 such matters
must, .. ooAT>e. extend - whatever is i'm.
bued with them. a. sheets, clothing, towels
handkerchieis, &c, which have been used
by the sick. These should be cleanssSl |,
once, either by being boiled. or by being
immersed in disiniecting solution for two
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Salt Against ~ Schooner.

The case of r. b. Tippett, Noble l.. Penn,
Thomas C. Edwards, L. L. Mattingley and
VI. II. Harrison, IF 81 Mary's county,
against the schooner Eclipse, Captain
Hodges, for 500 damages, was begun in
The United States District Court saturday
The plaintiffs claim that they shipped
wheat in good condition on the vessel and
that the captain ncgligcntly placed their
wheat in the hold with damp grain there
10y causing their grain Ia be damaged. Mr..
X. Il. 1ippett, ir., appeared for the plain
tffs and Mr.. Beverly W. Mister for the de-
PENDANT Biitmor, Hu'H
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. ALTER, JR
lCOrp'sPsradenCel

OCT. Is, 1856.
MeSSrs Editors Il send You few news
items, which hope will be interesting Ia
some OF your readers.
Mr.. Peter II. Matiingly, the enternrising
manager for Misses EeuOra and Fanny
MaitingH, has built new barn 6OxS5 n.
the carpenters bill on il being only seven
dollars. The balance Of the work he did
himself lie has ms,de several other valg
able Improvements Ga the farm.
Mr. Thomas {. Edwards has very much
improved his farm.
| have been informed that Capt y. l..
Penn ha- finished SEEDING large crop Of
wheat
Mrs, Catherine Burroughs has built A
comfortable two-story dwelling ON her 10,
near Chaptico.
Mrs. w. {. Love has built on her house
at Chaptico new room.
Judge p. @. Love has built nom on his
store al Lovely Point
Mr. Lewis b. Stone i building a room
on his house. He made last year ON his
Grampian estate fiGe cF,p ii tcbacol
without using any ssaRn lie has his
barns fun this year aud he did not use a
pound on IT,
I'm. c. 5.
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DC something worse. and therefore. / ao-
pal ~ you ladies and gentlemen for your
charity, - without that freely extended
Ray position here before you would indeed
he Undesirable, aud | would fail in per
forming the pleasuEable duties am called
npon t. do in the absence Of the orator Sc
iected ior that purpose. am satisfied BY
looking into the eyes Of the beautiful young
ladies and by the anxiety expressed In the
countenances Of the gallant knights before
me, that Il Is now time % place upon the
heads Of those selected the crowns Intends!
for them, and proceed to do 80 without
delay.
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The Managers of the Tournament, Sup
yer aud Ball for the benefit Of the Immac-
ulate Conception Church, Mechanicsyille,
return thanks for contributions Of provis-
ions and confectioneries; also, special
thanks Ia Mr.. John r. Ballinger for use OF
dining hall, TO Mr.. Sylvester Adams fDE
rrfrcshmcnt and ball rooms and, to all who
attended and aided on the occasion for their
liberal offerings. The amount realized was
$lG732
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IIII'E.

% wing MAJ hinr.
i-lt arm. admitting
- bulky garments
l!uS thc cnmpaCting
.""n "a require .lcS-
liuu and its range of
ny other machine.
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advantages at the
needle. self setting in
always right.
implicated. the most
'mplric shuttle ever
reading hvinE an es-
huttlr tension is So
u an increase il or de-
owing the shuttle from
banging the work.
|'i the hitc arr made
Is lost motion incident
easily taken up, thus
ll expense in iupliCa
in threading the
y any other machine,
|cularly call attention
|,cr the upper or lower
POLE g. thread through
the needle.
ir,ss Making, Tailor
lo0t n prcr.
|ardell, Agent,
MD. July -.
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Real Estate.

PARTIES wishing b. sell farms, by furnish
ing the undersigned description, etc, will
have the same advertised free Of charge.
We have made arrangements with several
Real Estate Agents for the sale of lands in
lower Maryland.
MOORE d MORGAN.
I LeonAritown.
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DO,yy.S Carte's En- 9liSh
,Ulefh'0dO Company,
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York.

y" light opera has ever been produc-
cd in the United States that ha; equal
cd in popularity THE Mikado" The
original company To produce it in this
country was DOyley Cartc's English
Company, selected there by Gilbert and
sullivan and sent this country. We
have issued, for distribution 20 our pa
irons who will send us wrappers as be-
low series of seven cabinet portraits
Of these artists: in character and COS
tune, the finest Photographic gelatin?
Work ever produced. They comprise:
Geraldine Ulmar, as. $500. ."Yum Yum
Misses Ulmar, Foster and ST Maur.
Three Little Maids FRI, 81, f,
G Maze r, 81, Is. ...''....,. ."Piui Sing
So,,-.;l,, u 1oi ~; as -: ."Ko Ko'
-, ..s.........."N anki Po'
~ Pr The Mikado.'
ellington, as. Pooh Bah =
Our price for these portraits is twep
ty-tivc cents each, but Ia any one who use.
our soap, and sending us Is wrappers OF
Dobbins' Electric Soap. and full postoflic,
address, we will send the whole series, post
age paid, and free oT chdroe.
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STEAMER WESTMORElAND
TO TAXPAYERS.

nERSONS indebted 10 me ortaxes sor the
+ year 1884 are requested 20 make imme-
date payment, otherwise shall lie COM
PEELED ~ collect The same by process Of law.
w. ]. WATHkN,
Late Tax-Collcctor Of 3rd District
Sent 81. S5-l
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sport, which was continued until dark.
Below will be found the record:
KNIGHTS RINGS.
Chaptico, John Bailey, 4
Cool Springs, Jas. Frazier, :
Woodville, Julian Cox, s
Rock Hill, C. =. Carrico, 4
Mechanicsville, II. I. Copsey,
Bryantown, \. b. Gardiner, s
Arcola, T. VI. Keech, 8
Home, Sweet Home, Warren Leach, G
New Market, Geo. Greenfield, q
King William, W F. Mattingly, 9
Village Boy, J. W. Adams, $
Chaptico Wharf, II. Blackstone, 3
Bachelors Rest, j. f. Farrall, Q
Wromico. J. Coode, A
White Hall, Aaron BrookLank, !
Green Springs, {. Slyc, ,
Stars and Stripes, ID. Wood.
Red Budd, G.. u. Davis,
Progress, ". Nanwart, }
Budd'S Creek. r. Pllkerton, 6
Slye View, Robt Crismond. )
Charlotte Hall, G. W Maddox, 4
Last Attempt, r. Mattingly, 3
No one 10 Love. J. Is. Mattingly, 6
The ties were ridden Of when the Knight
Of King William obtained the first honor,
Bachelors Rest the second, Arcola the
third, Woodville the fourth, Cool Springs
the fifth, Bryantown the sixth, Stars and
Stripes the seventh and No one 10 Love the
eighth. Owing Ia the darkness and conSc-
qucnt confusion ut the close, Village Boy
was deprived Of the honor Of crowning the
sixth maid Of honor, which he was entitled
L. by the score. All then repaired 10 the
supper room, where all the dclicacirS of the
season were had in abundance, and where
the desires IF the inner man could be fully
satisfied. Al then went to the ball room
where the coronation took place. Thia
was handsomely decorated. which gave a
special charm Ia the occasion.
Hon. II. r. Spalding. Of Baltimore, dcliv-
cred the coronation address. The com
mon, though incXhua>thlr theme, the effect
of chivalry upon the status nf woman in
the world was his central thought, and his
rloqucncc ut times became sublime Will.
depicting the changes wrought thereby
The outward forms and SrnsclcSs Ccrcmo,
mics Of chivalry have long since died never
IL he rcsurrcctrl, hut the spirit still lives
and grows.
The browning then took place The
Knight Of King William crowned Mis-
Laura Mattingly Queen of Love and Beau
II: the knight Of Bachelors Rest crowned
Miss --- Isl Maid of Honor; The Knight
OF Aroola crowned no one; the Knight al
W"olvillc crowned NJ one; the Knight o
Cool Springs crowned Miss Agile PAYNE
4,h Maid Of Honor. the night of BRYAN.
town crowned no one, the Knight ofStar.
and Stripes crowned Miss Mary Oliver 9Th
Mail Honor; the Knight NJ NJ one to Love
crowned Miss - tth Maid of Honor
The rnum WAS then cleared tor dancing
which was kept up III late hour. SIT.
Was Noted from the tournament, supper
ball ana rcircshmcnt rnoms.
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rnE DAILY STAR.

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BALTIMORE, 1886.


DEAR BEACON Il am years old and
have wanted t. know who dear beacon
WAS. My papa has his own name at home
hut when he writes ~ dear beacon he has
another name; 1t is a funny name; such
one is not in our ncighhurhoOd; | might
make my papa with real name feel bad.
- | wont tell that funny name. was in
the cuntry once and | saw awful funny
people; il was in warm wether, and saw
men with uVcrcuatS on, with dusty shoes
and brown faces. One man told me that
oysters grew on trees and You had to 90
fishing for wa'ermelluns 10 get them fresh
and good, but my papa with real name
told me il was all wrong and they was
only trying ~ stuff me. Idont know what
that means. ANYHOW, l got good eating
hut no oysters We have more oysters in
Baltimore than the people in the cuntry,
for We have whole vessels full here and
You incident 60 away from the city 10 get
oysters or watermelluHS either when they
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- to the muddy Cuntry.
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1.-The MikadO.'

In addition to our Premiums, a list
OF which will he sent on application,
We wish TO call especial notice to
our Cabinet Portraits of
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|REENW ELL,
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Icdnns.

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j Law # this State:
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Correspondence
Tournament az Msehmniesyftle.

In accordance with the advertisement.
the tournament, supper and ball at Ne
chanicsyille for the benefit Of the Immacu-
late Conception Chapel came off ON We'd
nesday, the 18th instant, and was largely at
tended. The Handsomely decorated arches,
the waving flags, the hurrying throngs and
the enliyening strains Of music that greeted
the eyes and thrilled the ear gave evidence
that this was gala day in Mechanicsville.
After an eloquent and appropriate address
to the knights by DIR. Lewis Carrico, of
Charles county, the fitting commenced
Tweniy-four Knights participated in the
sport, which was continued until dark
Below will be found the record:
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GROCERIES

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SAINT MARY'S ACaDEMf,
Leonardtown. Md.
UNDER CHARGE OF THE
Sis 6crS OfCharitv
NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.


Board and Tuition in the Common
Branches, viz: Reading, Writing, Arith-
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Is, viz: History, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Chemistry, Botany, Algebra, Compost
EXTRA CHARGES:
Washing. 5000
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DAY PUPILS:
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advance. Charges made from date Of en-
trance.
No deductions will be made unless in
cases of protractei sickness or dismissal.
From To l2 year old boys will be taught
on same terms.
For further information apply TO
MOTHER SUPERfORESS.
Leonardtown, Nd.
Sept 3 S5-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-21
BOARDING.

Having located At the '1Grea; Mills. an.
prepared % accommodate pcrTnaneni an.!
transient bOarlers ~ moderate rates
: MRs ALEX MILBURN
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-21

BOOTS AND SHOES.
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