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LOCALwIsE AND OTHERWISE.

VINO VIII TIC IoUacco inspectors be
Read the regulations for Lent and regu-
late yourselves accordingly.
Mud and slush and plenty of il, is the
universal verdict of travellers.
But few can be found who will deny the
ground-hog's claims to weather-wisdom.
The recent Supper for the benefit of st.
Joscph's Church was, in every particular,
a success and Noted $G3.
The town presented quite lively APP
pearance Tuesday last and despite the bad
travelling goodly number of visitors were
on hand.
The Morganza Farmers Club, will meet
on the second Saturday of March for the
purpose of electing officers and transacting
other important business.
Personal property will be sold at Brooks
farm, Saturday next, the 18th instant, and
at the residence Of Mr.. Len. Greenwell on
the 22nd. See advertisements.
The Washington and Stonewall Society. of
Charlotte Hall Academy, will appropriate
iy celebrate the anniversary of Washing
tons birth. See program elsewhere.
Mr.. Joseph 2. Morgan, of this village,
was the happy recipient of the "cutest'
valentine of the season. Our congratula-
tions, and may it become as famous as its
patron Saint
Nothing of local interest has transpired
at the State Capital since our last issue.
The Journals show our representatives TO
be punctuel in their attendance and atten-
tive to their duties.
We return thanks for copy of the Cecil
Star containing lengthy and compliment
tary account of the labOrs of our fellow
countisn, Mr.. George s. Mattingly as
principal of the North East High School.
The st Mary's r. r. and Debating Socie-
iy is now, we believe in a fair way TO re-
cover from its quondam lethargy and to
regain something of its youthful yigor,
Success attend all efforts for its improve.
ment
Recently" says Baltimore journal,
several of the militia have been court.
nartialed for wearing their uniforms in
public without permission from their com.
mandants" Lookout boys! The punish.
ment for this offence is, by no means, slight
Although the kind Milestown friend who
recently pcnned US the letter Of advice
forgot to sign his name, we recognize the
writer, and while we think there are two
sides 10 the subject upon which he advises.
his words Of wisdom ~will fall not unon
deaf ears"
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lReTaorted for dc Bsacon.)

On Thursday, the End instant, a
most enjoyable evening was spent at
compton" the residence of MIR. John
Crycr, the occasion being Supper given
TO Mrs. May Cryer and Miss Ruby Yates.
The company numbered about fifteen, and
all present were delighted with the enter
tainment The amusements were of a va
ried character and the pleasure of the even
ing was crowned by. the splendid supper set,
and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Frank Leach gave a very enjoyable
entertainment Tuesday night last. The
guests, with the exception Of four lonely
widower, were the immediate relatives Of
the hostess Supper was served at 8 o'cl'k,
and it is superflOus to say that it was excel
lent Any one who has had the pleasure
of attending one of Mrs. LIS. suppers knows
that, in their preparation, she has few, if
any equals. After supper, the company
enjoyed themselves with music, cards, etc,
ETC., until IL, when the goodbye was said
and all returned to their respective homes.
Examiner Holmes tried his hand at Sup
per-giving last Thursday night, and, by
those in attendance, it was voted UXL.
The company enjoyed themselves in vari-
Gus ways. until Supper was announced,
when the enjoyment was all one way, and
at a table, charmingly arranged, each busted
himself disposing of the tempting yiands
set before him. Turkey, stuffed ham, wild
goose, chicken-salad, oysters in every style,
etc, etc, claimed and received attention due.
After Supper, the company was treated to
both vocal and instrumental music. After
this, the Ancient History class was called
up by the Professor and put through most
searching examination. Out of class Of
eleven, only three, however, were able to
secure first-grade certificates, the rest re-
ceiving 0s. II was late when the compa-
ny dispersed, each and all hoping that it
might not be long ere they would be called
upon to enjoy such another treat.
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Last Sundays Herald says. Hon Barnes
Compton, Of the Fifth district, 8 figure
easily discernible in looking down from
tiae galleries upon the floor az the House.
he s massive In frame and commanding
IN figure. Like the others Of the MARYLAND
delegation, be does mot Geek afler oratorical
honoFs. But u any maa on either side Of
the House touches upon the honor Of Mary
land IN the way Of innuendo or reflection.
OF assails the Democratic party, then Mr.
Compton viii show the mettle that i in
hisa- He possesses strong but pleasing
voice, unless provoked % express itself in
anger, and when he feels called upon 20
employ his powers Mr. Compton Is really
The most potent and the most eloquent
member Of the delegation. In the last
Congress one day, when melted by what
he regarded rs taunts and reflections Of .
then colleague upon the Democracy, Mr..
Compton unconsciously won the universal
piaudits Of his fellow-D Democrats. With
form erect and throwing back his gray
locks--not too long in front-and flashing
eye, he made stirring speech. 1t was
entirely impromptu, for within a few
moments Of the occasion he did not sup
pose 1t would arise. Mr.. Compton Is a
faithful worker for his constituents, and he
keeps ca rapport with them. The name Of
Maryland is an open sesame 10 his good
graces.
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Celebration a, Charl.,,e Hall.

The Washington and Stonewall So
Ciety will celebrate the 22nd of Feb
ruary. Prof Coad, of St Mary's, will de-
liver the Grafton and Prof Stedd will read
one of his inimitable productions. The de-
Should National aid be given to
State Educational affairs will be sup
ported in the affirmative by L. b. Penn,
ST. Mary's county; J. b. Gibson, ST. Mary's
county; F. ]. Plummer, Washington, ID.
q. Negative, J. II. Ching, St Mary's coun-
~; J. NJ. Fulton, Old Point, Va; James f.
Parran, Calvert county. Exercises COM
mence promptly at II o'clock.
Weather permitting, a drill will follow
Immediately after exercises are over. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
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Orphans COupt.

Tuesday, Feb. IA, 1888. Court met,
present Judges Payne, Love and Milburn.
I. ID. Edwards, adm, John Harrison filed
inventory. Same, account of sale fled, ap-
proved and ordered TO be recorded. John
+. Wood was appointed guardian to Mary
Eliza Mason. Decree to sell issued to JOS
cph +. Morgan, Trustee, in case of j. B.
Adams, next friend Marion E. Adams.
Cecilia l. Smith, appointed guardian to
John A. and Bernard Smith. John B.
Courtney appointed guardian to his minor
children. w. S. Coppage appointed admir-
of Biscoe Adams. George b. Dent and II.
S. Bean appointed to appraise deccased's es-
tate
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COMMUNICATED.
A Pleasant Party as Mr. Dave Ham
metta.

COMMUNICATED.
A Pleasant Party nt Mr. Dave Ham.
mett's.
The evening of the 10Th ultimo was the
occasion of a very pleasant party at Mr..
Dave Hammett's residence, near old st.
Clements Bay, and as the writer was for
tunate enough to be present and enjoy the
hospitality OF the genial host and his anna
BILE wife, n few words concerning il will
not, l am sure, he deemed out Of place,
though the writer is aware that he is rather
late in rendering an account of it, owing
to unavoidable delay.
II may be proper to state how it happen
ed that that the writer was present. He
left Bedlam Neck on his way home, via St
Clements Bay, little dreaming that he
would spend such pleasant evening. He
stopped long enough at Hill Top 10 have
a chat with some old time friends, where
he won a good, old fat rooster. After
placing his prize in his buggy, he proceed
ed on his journey, and ere long passed
through the quiet village of ST. Clements
Bay and found himself at Holly Hill, where
he was much pleased 10 meet several more
of his old friends, among whom were
MessrS Hammett and Waters. Mr.. ii.
having taken possession ofthe writer's bug
gy, no other alternative was left but To ac-
cept a seat with Mr.. w. and return three
miles, when we found ourselves at Mr.. H's
residence, which was, in "by-gone days"
the home of the writer.
Nothing can surpasS the hospitality Of
the host and hostess; even the old rooster
was treated so we'll that about day he gave
vent 10 the pleasure he felt by Growing his
level hest, much 10 the amusement Of those
present
We found prepared a supper which, in
delicacy and variety and profusion, could
not have failed TO give pleasuse to an cpl
cure. Two well handled violins furnished
excellent music, and all who desired to take
part in tripping the light fantastic toe, ;"
could do 50 10 their hearts content
Space win not allow naming of all who
were present upon the occasion, but must
not forget To mention that certain Judge,
schO isd sciioscer, seemed TO be in the height
\ OF his glory, while he busted himself pay
Ing much attention to the fair sex.
The writer, who had not expected 10 be
present, did not have ON his ha1-raom SEif,
. fact which attracted the attention Of some
Of the guests who supposed he was a
dredger; hut that in no way prevented him
from oajoying himself, which he did ex-
ceedingly, thanks 10 the kind host and
hostess, and he hopes those present, under
the circumstances, win excuse his appear
ance.
All seemed to enjoy themselves exceed.
ingly well. and when the time for leaving
arrived every one seemed 10 be more than
satisfied with the evenings pleasure.
win add, In conclusion, that when the
writer goa ready 10 leave next morning he
went IN search ofhis big FAT rocsier, only
To lind him gone. and, though he Is no'
sure Of is, he Is Of the opinion that @BuckH
| got that rooster.
DnxrewR
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-02-16

At meeting Of the colored teachers on
the 10th instant the following preamble and
resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS, as the appropriation from the
State TO 81 Mary's county for the educa-
ton Of the colored youth is inadequate TO
meet the demands, being sufficient TO op-
crate our schools only for about seven and
one half months in the year, therefore be il
osolved,
l. That we, the teachers ofcolored schools
Of ST. Mary's county in Eleeting assembled,
do endorse the effort To have the appropri.
alton for colored school purposes increased.
And be il further resolved, that We reslize
that the appropriation for colored schools
can only be Increased by iessening the
amount Of the fund for white schools tina,
we most earnestly approve the measure 10
increase the State tax for public school
purposes
III. Resolved, That as we are, in \ mea-
sure, the custodians Of the public welfare,
that we pledge ourselves individually and
collectively 10 use our influence with our
brother teachers, white and colorcd, and
the prominent men throughout the State, 10
the end that we secure the fullest possible
endorsement Of the measure increasing the
present tax COR public school purposes or
some such measure as win relieve the white
and colored school interests from their pre-
sent financial embarrassment
III. Resolved. That copy &c these
resolutions be sent TO the county papers for
publication and copy Of the sarae be sent
10 the General Assembly at once
SAMUEL ]. COMFORT, President
STxrIg II. CcLR, Secretary.
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Il
| Ash-Wednesaay. he flrzt d. of Lenf,
falls On the 15rh a Fcbraary.
l. Al he iAiEhful Who have compsete<i
their twenty -first yeAr. unless exemps ~
aispensafion or somo other legitimate cause,
are bound TO observe the fasi Of Lend
2. They are 10 make one neal only q
day. except on Sundays.
3. The meal permitted o. fass days + nos
10 be taken TIL about noon
4 Asmall refreshment, COMMONLY called
cesiation, i permitted in The esuning
s. The following persons are exempt
from the obligation Of fasting Persons
under twcnty-one years Of age. The sick.
nursing women, theee who arc obliged 10
do hard labor, and those who, through
weakness. cannot fast without great pre-
judice 20 their health.
6. The faithful are reminded that, besides
the obligation Of fasting imposed BIZ the
Church, this holy season of Lent should
be, in an especial manner, a time Of earnest
prayer, Of sorrow for sin, OF seclusion from
the world and its amusements, and OF gen
erous alms-giying.
III.
BY virtue of an Induit TO the United
States. dated August 3, 1887, the following
special dispensations are granted:
1. The use Of flesh meat is permitted at
all meals on Sundays, and once day on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Satur-
days. with the exception of the second and
last Saturdays of Lent But flesh meat
and fish are not to be used al the same
meal during Lent, even on Sundays
2. The use Of butter, cheese, milk, and
eggs is also permitted every day in Lent.
3. 1t is allowed to take in the morning
some warm liquid, as tea, coffee. or thin
chocolate, made with water, and with this
liquid mouthful of bread.
4. Those for whom the hour of noon may
be an inconvenient time for dinner, may
invert the order and take their collation. in
the morning, and their dinner in the even
ing.
8. The use Of hogs lard, or dripping,
instead of butter, is authorized in preparing
permitted food
9. Persons exempt from the obligation of
fasting are free to take meat more than
once on those days when its use Is granted
by dispensation.
III.
The Paschal tirne extends from tie first
Sunday of Lent till Trinity Sunday, during
which time all Catholics who have attained
the proper age are bound to receive worth
lily the Holy Communion. The holy sea-
son of Lent is very proper time also for
children to make their first confession,
which they ought to do generally at about
the age of seven years. Parents should see
to this.
BY order Of the Cardinal Archbishop of
Baltimore.
JOHN T. WHELAN, Secretary.
BALTIMORE, February 6, 1889.
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a wsman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this coun-
~. Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and Cor seven years she withstood is sever
est tests. buther vital organs we've under
mined and death seem imminent For
three months she coGghed incessantly and
could not sleep She bought OF us a bottle
Of DIR. King New Discovery for Consump-
ton and was 80 much relieved ON taking
first dose that she slept all night and witt
one bottle has been miraculously curcd,
Her name i Mrs. Luther Lutx.s Thus
writes w. c. Hamrick 4 Co. Of Shelby. n.
C.-Get q tree trial bottle at VIM. y,
delen e. Coz
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-02-16

To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

Editors ofthc Beacon-Dcar Sirs Hay
ing been reliably informed to-day that n
certain individual told the Hon. Barnes
Compton and others that received only
W four votes from my delegation in the
last Convention, l respectfully ask for
small space in your columns to say that
the statement was utterly false and with
out foundation, and furthermore that the
delegates have informed me that they will
certify 10 the fact. | would also say that
the fight between the leaders of the rival
factions in this district (3rd clection) was
for local ascendency, and had nothing
whatever 10 do with the respective merit
of State politicians, consequently there was
no reason why should give my open sup
port Ia either faction and thereby antago-
nizc the other, knowing that in the event
Of an election of either side the delegates
would endorse NE.
Respectfully yours,
GILES +. DYER.
LEoNARDTowN. Feb. Ii. 1883.
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Tuesday, Feb. Il, 1888. Court met, all
the officials present The following road
reports were examined and passed: John
ii. Buckler, 81; Alfred Carbcrry. % so:
James Bryan, $50 50. Several minor ac-
counts were presented and passed. Insol
vcncies reported by Hayden Russell and j.
ii. Alvey were ordered to be examined by
Clerk and, if found correct, to be allowed.
Bird and 4th installments OF pension due
Mary q. Iippe,t were ordered 70 be issued
70 John n. Graves for the benefit Of Mrs.
Tippetts children. Board adjourned TO
meet at Almshousc on the 18th prox:mo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-02-16

The wedding of George Coad to Miss
Josie Posey was celebrated yesterday after
noon at the Cathedral Rev. Father Rier-
don was the officiating priest Professor
Coad, a brother of the groom, was the best
man, and Miss Tillie Posey, the brides
SISTER, was brides maid. There were a
large number of the friends of the con-
tracing parties present A reception was
afterwards held at the residence Of the
brides parents, on West Madison street.
Thursdays Herald
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nm. JOHN 7. vAHRlswlcK,

Constable, viii he In Leonaritown every
Tuesday and Saturday 30 attend % all bus
iness entrusted 30 him.
Nov. IL, s6-tff
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Saint Marv's Beacon.
Local Dottfngs.


Asleep.
We are informed that about 8 o'clock
Sunday evening last. Ida Gross, coIored,
Of st. George's Island, while sitting BY the
fire, fell asleep, and, mp 70 latest accounts.
is still sleeping. No efforts to arouse her
from the stupor into which she has fallen
have, thus Ear. proven 81 any avail.
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A Home School for Girls.

MRS. ADELINE PARET ATWATER
III will take ten or more girls to be edu-
Aa~ Gated with her own children, giving her
own oversight, with the assistance Of
thoroughly competent teacher. Situation
healthy, house and grounds pleasant, terms
moderate. For particulars, address
Mrs. A. i. ATWATER,
Mechanicsville, St Mary's county, Nd.
Reference: ri. REv. Wa. PARET, ID. ID.
Dec. 22-3mt
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..g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-z
faensral Merchandise, !
I-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-gF-g-'
consisting of
Dry Goods, Notions
Xmas Goods, Has, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Drugs and
Chemicals, Psrfumery and
EIncy Goods, Glassware, Flour
and PROFESSIONS, MiRce Neat,
Coyectioneries,
Hardscdre,
Tfasodre and
Liquors Of Every Description,
such as
WHISTLES, WINES,
RUN, SHERRY,
C1T1W VIA, GIN
all first-class. Cigars and Tobacco-in
fact, everything kept in first-class coun-
try store, at prices that will induce you to
purchase.
FToHr and SaFf 20 Specially.
Poultry and eggs at market prices taken
in exchange for goods.
Polite and genial clerks guaranteed.
FRANK n. HOLMES,
Leonardtown Wharf, Nd.
Dec IS
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GRAND OPENING /!

IT BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY
friends and the general public that l
have opened a fine new store contigu-
Gus 10 the Leonardtown wharf, and have
stocked it with every variety of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-02-16

Duncan - Turner, Barxilla Jones.
Joseph Latham, r. D0ugIass MORGAN,
Joseph Forrest, Henry Adams,
GElea r. Dyer. james Gordon,
J. Benz Evans. G. Wesley SAnner,
Rich. II. ]. MagiIi, George h. Dent.
6. Hayden Russell, Daniel Eksnks.
Tx H. Edwards, William T. Mills,
George X Garner, Noble l. Penn,
James Roach. VIM. b. Long,
Benjamin Dawson. II kim Clarke.
Robert t. Barber, James A Ingram.
Demetrius Coode. James n Hayden,
James y. Abell, Edward II Posey,
VIM q. Welch, Zachariah Mattingly,
Peter IL Guy, ]. Marshall Dent,
J. 4. Richardson, Stephen Jones.
Basil Bankins. Geo. W Burroughs,
Josias Fl. Hancock, samuel G. Watts.
John b. Lyon, Richard NJ. Abel,
Geo. Thompson, j. A. b. Shermantine.
Itchard Edwards, Jos. o. Taylor,
Danl. s Spalding, John II. Parsons,
Saml b. Hayden, Nicholas Biscoe.
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PARTIES wishing TO sell farms, by furnish
ing the undersigned description, etc, viii
have the same advertised free Of charge
We have made arrangements with severa
Real Estate Agents for the sale Of lands In
lower Maryland.
MOORE d MORGAN.
I Leonardtown.
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WHITE

Since our last notice the following
couples have obtained Licences 20 Marry:
WHITE
Joseph l.. Peacock and Anna c. Cottinham.
Edmund +. Hammett and Ella Davis.
T. J. n. Lawrence and Elizabeth G. Davis.
coT.oRED:
James II. jackson and Laura Smith.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-02-16

aiding,
IN. MO.
ST.
tical Preparations
es, Extracts,
J, Tooth
ush-
lesh
lies, Cos
ls Of the most
pa and Domestic
promptly filed
billy compounded.
Ind examine my
ation Of my Gus
ds, etc viii be al
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X +. 1888 . X

NJ tAAeNN0 4HI
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during tho past year,
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20 all familiar with
the subject. Not
only has tho volume
of advertising been
immensely large, hut
the increase In circu-
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precedent in tho
history or Baltimore
Journalism. The cause
of this ID apparent.
Tho Morning Herald
was a better PAPER In
1887 than i'm the pre-
cediing year. IL viii
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1883 than In 1887. lt
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