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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
ChIId ia Ell.

SUNDAY. William Butter. c1lo.ci, a Tor
mel resident g; thts county but for the
Pa; year Ay.ng near Newport, Cha. 4,
county, ia lis rC.wn ..rIa l. VISIT % s:
MARY ,'crAp.ot g,pss naaIs Cro,.
run. ihe water ~ .ieAcr than IL
Thought, and waen ~ reached lie middle
81 stream IT.. current N"pl h.s Isu."s and
wa down asai!..' 'n. wt!kin' pole.
Bu,lcr caught against ,hrsc art catching
hi, wife. succeeded IN saving her AMI one
OF the children whom She had mold If
The other child was swept away and next
morning its dead body was found abou,
500 yarls .rom ii, cIo>sin,, cauSl. against
SON, take. The mul,s wer, reed from
H. ~,.. Ind u..- C-c.p.. TIE ',.goa a
heavy wnaus. enc, ya= ,.-:.r: .y5.' ].
mile cow the a..@an.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
LNcALMI.E AND ornEswEsr.
There vii bc Mass at Sacred Hear
church next SUNDAY.

There vii ho Mass at ~tyrcd Hear,
church next sunday.
!. claimed ny comncten, Judges that
At is, /: IF IL, 'nh,,c" crop o. our county
rs r-an rn,ne. by the rains
~ F~.hc, McSwoon-y .,- ',.a cans
tcrr.o r.in y. Mary tn Carries county
T, Rev Father :, naval : much rr5Ietc,..
f.. pension John II Trga.r Ire.
o, .l.s .su:ct. las been .n-.ca~cd ).
John Wa 81 Ja.nn soldier arj Was wauA5
e.
At meeting Of the Chapuco Cleveland
Thurman. ana Compton Gu, OF Chaptoo
held Ia: SATURDAY. Mr. Thomas {. Ed.
wards wa, elected Eico-Prc, lcnt
Mr.. Jawc- I lIrls,oc, Sc. c,ary Of state
GcuIS GOV Hamilton tern, las hycu az
r1.u'a.t ,a:c' clerk n the office 81 Second
Assistant r.~'ma-ter-G General Knot,
n. Bcul. Adams vii Don necln TX
cls,'.,u ii = new dwelling At las residence
Mulberry pmn. Ben turch; AL 81 ii:
humber Il Nj. B. Il. Ahcll. q, OK town
agent l,r Il y. Smoot.
sunday last the Stcam.r Thompson
brought large excursion t. Leon rdtown
During their stay one OF Their number M
Whi,c. had his arm ar,t,cuay broke
D. Charles Combs rcluytj T. .rac,u~.
! c.. HaushmlH mad, p lost favorable
iDr.,-. on upon al who had the p.ca>u.,
o' hearing him. II was hi ir-t speech il
5. Mays and hence VIC have givcn him
NJ, extended notice thaa - the oihe
u.,qae.i gentlemen who spuk,
IT, more star. read, Tie ma-c Demo
cratic Y ties This great metropolitan news
paper makes special rates for the campaign
both .oE daily and weekly that are amaz
inEly low. There is good field for q few
energetic persons hcrcabouts { get NJ
cuts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
80 hinges zee rIs.


From 0g Rsy'l.G, Correspondent
Corn aud tobacco were considerably
damaged during tLe ate storm.
Truckers have commenced 10 Jig tAc,r
yell" potatoes, and the yield IS Ia.
The wharf At CoTniield Harbor has teen
repaired We hope in substantial manner.
The Katie Hines has been IN visit 10
Smiths Creek, and found the ,5ngsmen
obeying the law to the letter. The Captain
j. lever gentleman and ieit WEI! p.easei.
higssrs. " X. Pembroke ami Austin l..
A3.a.s two Oh democrats, mt = J. Forrest
F mans store recently am AAt d on
chat about tho political situation Their
oi.a.0n l. that Grover Cleveland ana
BAN Compton will easily win IN Novem-
bl. We believe that Tie democrats # 81
lu;"ps district are Is enthusiastic over thc'r
candidates as Tullia was eaycr 10 salute
TaGqu;I as King.
Roads are exceedingly muddy, and trsv-
cling is disaaceable in consequence. Con-
siderable hauling is being done already by
shippers and merchants
The public schools pencil here az the
Ian and both patton am gnqi,s seem
pl-4 i.
Captain Richard Lau-icy &m.hariy
kr a"n a ""apL Dick" j. .a.nuag LIS
schooner, "O.d Zach" preparatory for
d,e' ne. The Captain suffer considerably
At mes with his =houldc~ which WAS
pierced by ball u, Gettysburg. lie was
member q the famous Chesapeake
Artillery which wa raiscd * rsntain Joe
Forrest Afterwards commanded - Captain
William y. Brown
Mech sickness iICvQils an ; kerch' 5
Pr ann ..u.u M are teins u.ed IL g!as
u.,~o.
Lous Z. Courtney, son oC JuJ 8 Cour.-
M tr.. uvc-bnard n smith Creek re-
cent .nI came ncu being drowned
tar. y. :. West. L. buying oysters. tie
is giving from % u. so cents per bushcl
The Captain Is \ great hvoritc OF the oys-
tygmyn. IitLYAT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20

There were seveTa. fights IN the village
Tuesday E,sht and the distuT Dance reached
such a Pr,ch TIA. Judge Crane went INTO
the crowd aud commanded the resoe. The
judges promp: action broke NJ tie d.sor-
Ter Il one point tut son il Gegan again II
another place and was Kept sp UNI. ATE
IoLI The .aw 81. a0w take is innings
AM The guilty paT.je- Gc broIgLt before
col.: aIi punished. Judge Crane'- n.
deavof. 70 preserve lie peace and Ms
pr mp! acton 1eserye -he iiches. praise
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
Or,Ihans ConEt.

Monday Sep, i. Cour, met, JUDGES
Payne and Love LOUISE Bishop, appoint
Cd Inn ~ Washington BISHOP and bond
fiioi -a- approved } Thomas B.yue and
Wesley Freeman ,.iP7iate,' T. app-arse
tic PcT-onal properly No.lac 70 creditors
ordered
Tgos!ay sept. Is, .s-9 CoGg, meal.
thu officers present case o. Ann Maria
Burroughs widow o. JaAE y ii Bug
I0uLl:- continued 3, ~ Tur-,.ay = October,
1874 Or >uI.G townsend appointed
guardian to 4. 4 I,vns,aa E.noiAua
Mason fled ard pgobatci
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL

Nil commence its lis rear SEPTEMBER
3sd, 1888 LsocSrioa unsurpassed llr health.
Thorough Military Training Terms. $50
FOR 70 months Eight scholarships tree II
tuition $50l nom - Mary county. APP
p.icatioRs for Tacsncies a. they oocur ~
ceivod and Sled. For further particulars.
address X w. Sylvester,
Aug 24-ine Principal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20

Tn Star is lie only New York ncwspa-
per posse .ng he fullest confidence OF the
National Adm nis:ration and the United
Democracy # New York, the political bat
tie ground g! tie Republic.
jctstrson;2H Democracy, pure and simple,
Is goo enough '. sc star. Single j. aGei
sm-' the nC b, 81 rrcSs. : Hls stood
IL Tie mcr e:' ay IL, -..ai Demo .racy
- :, Ccn { e -.s.,nrau rom twenty
iiyc years -. /. u'iican waste l'rcs and
cnrrtrion ana Iaspnusm d Tie South
Fo. Z 80 our ya past i. his hoan un-
swr NJ n il i....-y - The aim'us.r a-
ton q Cover Cleveland. Ii is :o- him
row-or Cleveland and Thurmen-'or
fur se.rs mcr @. mncla.,c .onc-'y IN
oar milton; alF.irs, and Of our con, luad
na.:oa., '-crqu''i;y ,ni prosperity
For r'.. pic WAC Ike ii t sort o. Democ-
rscy inc o.ar Is the paper to read.
Tie S:-r STANDS sgu.Iciy on the Nation
&, Democratic p.a,.rIm. Ii believes that
am ,Ju,r ,.....c! lr1m ne people IL eX-
cr-. The demands o. a government eco
nom ..'y uninsured : essentially op
~ - "2i q honest. The scheme f0s-
TT an. chem~ionoi by the Republican
pl:,.'---o" maatuL the government a miscr,
w - IA ions annually from the pco-
p nd locking tacm ~ N the ytu' ; to
serve no purua-. but invite was.ciuincss
sui Dishonesty. l' ra-Srls - mon. rous
,r'r' "-.;s' 'hc rights o. American Cit
rer IN. Ropurunau polite, iu--,"rs may
q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
Saint bIarv's Beacon.
AamItt..l q o. mr..

Monday, Mr. r Ford Combs, 81 this
village was admitted - the Tar We know
O. n yJvug mar II Brighter promise ttan
Hr C0mbz and 2ge Eust End believe tcat
in lis iu.a-e careet al! ne hopss a lis
friends 70. - success WI X rea.ize,i.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
To ,ne Farmer. ., 81. Wary. Count,

pGT Solicitor. ~ .. b. Pli.qo;. : now
IN yo1r county tor the purpose Il intrnduc-
iac a0d making contracts TT rur rs.ert,,;
he,i y ana Vine Fence. Tais .fncc i moi
only perfectly stock prcof, bu, is durable
81! >ustsIninS and beautiful. being sn inn
P.cvemcnt that will sid permanent value
1 any Farm. Crops grow close ~ the
fences which are easily mar .Ec.: and trim
e We respectfully rclcT / The following
c4i MD HEDGE FENCE 60 :
We the undersigned citizens and Far
rle.S O: 81. Mays Co. DO hereby certify
TIA: We VISITED Frederick CO ,r'yhc our
puSC o: examining thS Hedge Fences con
Si-uc:eS ey the above company. We dui
S:."T cSrc.Cl examination tbs, The .enu,
i IA. ~ every respect 70 me rea-esents
tgSr - their solicitor. We take pleasure "a
recommending the fence and company "a
=. Nary's farmers believing tha, any who
adopts i will never reIrci il.
GEO. r. PABST,
LeORafi;owu, Nd
'. PHIL. GREENwFLI.
-, Clements Rav. Md
W. V. WATERS,
Blackstone, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20
St. R2aFy's Seminary.

THE Gorty-fourih year Of $. Mary's Fe-
male Seminary commences MONDAY
October !, 1855 Terms moderate; lo"a;iou
healthful: instruction thorough Apply IN
circular or address the PRINCIPAL. Miss 4
Z. THOMAS. 81. Mays Civ, $; Mary's
county, Nd.
Sept 6-il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20

call your attention. IA the 0lss errr.
reliable Tucker, Smith X Cos Sho< ;,
which nec1 NJ cnmmeniatinn H. N nee.
But suffice ~ sly that You can count on
them alseIgs
Mems fine Ties 81 25 worth a. EO
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over Baltimore p,ice,.
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DLEAsE COMPARE THE PRICES

u nf tho tollowipg "lan,lslkies" in Spring
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Inst tA'S' are eel l,..dcrs, toI assure YOU
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
COAL! COAL! COAL

CAPT. BENZ. FOXWELL will deliver
coal At the different county landings dur.
ing June, july. August and September.
Prices lower than the lowest. Give your
orders If once. Address
Capt BEN FOXWELL.
Leonardtown, Nd.
Nav
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20

Al kinds of
STOVES ant HEATERS Repaired.
Steve Pipe anG Elbows always on hand
Also FRUIT CANS.
7 - 'h4 Lard CANS, WITT top II - cts
n''gC.
p 3-" rig ..1 scouting 4 Y cents
per ut rui M
Nal !. .SS% #.
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Kolon Deps-imest.

Koion Department
Mems Suspcndcrs, :. ~, ID. 10. Il. 70, 2Ac
DO Hosiery, ; 3. =. =, l0 a. 3,C
do Collars, al style :,n1 sizes, ~. IL. u
10 Dress shirts, made u -. y. Mills
muslin, SIC worth Il -
Il" do standard goods, 80 40 *
Boys Shirts, 40
Do under shirts, %, 20, so
Ladies Jcrscys, 81, -. 90 To- aO,,
!" Hosiery, =. 10, IL. 10. %
do Bustles latest styles. % and SOC
10 Collars, all do ), 10, II, Is
Prints. Il. ;. TO Sc
Lawns, ), &. &c Spool cotton, l,2,3.4,5c
Box paper u envelopes, q sheets paper,
Asst. hair pins, loo in box. 81
500 palm leaf fans. a " ; for SC
Daisy Water Scts, gohlcts. Stop bowl. tray
and pitcher, % cents, worth 81 30
Butter Dishes, 10 cents worth - cents
fTNWARE DEPARTMENT
gallon covered buckets cents
II
Milk pans. 5to ~
| Wash Basins. 5tnl3
N. B. shall have ready !or your in.
spcction III \ few days n 5 and 10 cent
| counter. There viii b. inclu lei among
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g can serve You ~ very bottom III
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Fine fresh and cheap. Cali an make
small purchase and know 1hcf you VIII
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TIE STAR.
4 GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
NEWSPAPER

Tn Star is lie only New York ncwspa-
per posse ny he fullest confidence OF the
National Administration and the United
Democracy # New York, the political bat
tie ground g. tie Republic.
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Grocery Department All Standard foods

. 10. 'ITT- Nv u NJ .-TF'-N-r. W
81 80, ~ and : y5
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-24
MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy OF Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday. December IS. 1888.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100, 600 Tickets at so: Halves $50;
Quarters SO; Eighths s.: Twentieths
81; Fortieths 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-24
! : ; B B 3 B B

P%lattsmouth Herald: A democrat
who will stand around these cold days
amid the gloom OF defeat and croak
about the republican party being the
advocate of free whi-key must certain
ly be devoid of shame.
Schuyler Quill. The best advice We
can offer to democratic postmasters IL
TO resign on the 4th of next March,
and save themselves from being re.
moved on the general grounds Of iu-
competency and the special charge Of
defensive partisans."
Fremont Tribune: The policy of
firing the corrupt from places of emol-
ument is nearly two thousand year
old. The slowly Nazsrine" made n
whip Of small cords and went into the
temple, and as he made the office
holder, fee he uttered the cry which
is 8 pertinent TO the present time,
namely, Turn the rascals out.n
Springfield Monitor: The political
hue OF the press OF western Nebrasks
will undergo q sudden and unexpect-
ed change In consequence OF the result
of the. election. The patronage of tn.
land offices has afforded subsistence u
many . poor democratic scribe who
will now be compelled TO disavow bis
political principles or seek more profit
A0le occupation.
sutton Advertiser It IL claimed by
those who are Intimate with the clouds
that each separate cloud has a silver
ling attachment. IL there 10 any sill
yer lining 10 the cloud that now en-.
yelopes the democracy, il 10 not visi-
BILE to the naked eye.
The night is dark, the sun is hid,
The owl doth chase the raj,
And not o single star do h cheer
The lonely democrat.
Across the heath the bitter blast
With icy brea blow, cold.
The shivering, hungry mugwump stands
Outside the sheltering fold.
And where are nov the mild prohibs,
Who lately sang with slse,
And shouted till they strained their rib.,
To help democracy?
Alas they'll never sing agaio,
These prohibition cranks,
Ths'e hung their hSrps In willow trees,
On Salt creeks stormy banks.
They'll never sing their song, sssin,
10 win old Growers fight;
Old Grover now must sing alone;
"oh, where is my boy tonight 90
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-24
M4gzzzJ
INF
Commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn 10 The Louisiana State Lotteries
which msy oe presented at our counters.
r. .wALMsLEy, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank.
PIERRE LASAUX, Pres, State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans Nat. Bank
CARL kOHN. Pres. Union National Bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-24
Saturday, November "a, 1888.
VOICE OF THE PRESS.


Ulysses Dispatch: Postmasters are
Of few days and full of trouble.
st. Paul Press: To President Cleve.
LAID: Howard county gives you AZ
majority. How Is New York?
North Bend Flsil: 1t ia said that
this administration will know no
north. no south and no east but Sack =
vile West.
Clay County Democrat: Now that
Harrison lie elected it il pre-umed that
all will receive that long promised
forty acres and a mule.
Sutton Register: Ii is rather early
to begin 10 scramble for the p~ostoffice.
Decency demands that We wait until
after the funeral is over.
Wood River Gazette: All republI'
cans who want postoffic.s hold u
your hands.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-24
He Wanted 20 Know.

"Nliss Maud" lie said, IL have come
In this evening TO ask you a question,
and l have brought a ring with me.
Now, before you try il on, ] want to tell
you that II you feel inclined 10 b. a sister
10 me ] will have to take IL back, as my
father objects 10 my sisters wearing such
large diamonds" And Maud said she
would kcepthe ring.-Jeweler's Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-24
battling in Triul,,na.

In place Of the box ~ coffin sizc and
shape that American pluWJ,r3 give us,
our tropical friends pla-h about in basins
eight feet square or more, through which
a stream Of pure water Is alwaya flowing.
BY its SIDE a shower bath stands ready,
and one comes out into the cool morning
with a delicious sense Of purity ana com.
fort, a skin rs soft and smooth as silk
and a readiness for breakfast that is not
known in northern climates-where pores
are sealed BY cold, where indoor air is a
mixture Of carbonic acid and outdoor
breathing chills ones very bones. Clad
in Lgbtest pajamas, the loose night jacket
and trousers that have come from India
70 be at home in every region of the sun,
men loll about an hour before dressing,
enjoying the delight that mere living
brings in the delicious climate. -Ameri.
can Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-24
SCRATCHED 9S YEARS.
4 scars, Itching Disease With Endless
Suffering Cured by Cuticura Remedies

Suffering Cured by tuticura Remedies
iwenty-eight years ago 1t would have saved me
s2O0.O 1.-TWO hundred dollars) and an immense
amount OF suffering. My disease lPsoriasis) COM
menced on my he d 10 = spot not larger then a
cent. IL spread rapidly over mr. body and got
under my nails. The scales would drop OF Of Inc
all The time, and my suffering wss .nI | IS, and
without relief, One thousand dollars would not
tempt me 10 have the disease over again, l am 4
poor man, but feel rich TO be relieved Of what
some OF the doctors said war leprosy, some ring
worm. psoriasis, etc. ltOok nd Ssrsa
p%srillss over ore year AMI a half, but no cure. !
cannot praise the CuTICuRA REMEDIES too much
They have made my skin as cleai and Tree from
scales rs a baby's. All used OF them was three
boxes Of cunCUBA, and three bottles Of CUricuRA
REsoLyRSr, and two cakes of CuTICUPA Soar. IL
you had been here and said you would have cured
me Tor $4,000 you would have lad the money, ]
looked like the picture In your book Of Psoriasis
~(pictura number two, How to Cure Skin Dis
eases, but nov ] am as clear rs any person ever
was. through force OF habit rub my hands
over my arms ara legs 10 scratch once In n while,
but to no purpose. i am all well. | scratched
twenty ell ht year, and II got 10 he a kind OF see
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