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lads Of Captain Fulton's company, they
were in wild state OF excitement, TOT
the young officer was great faVor1te
with them, and they had volunteered,
with more courage than discretion. 10
90 in a body aud ''clean out the whole
city, So when the news spread that
the missing ones had returned, there
was great and noisy rejoicing and
when the old Colonel, half an hour
afterwards, shook hands with Frank and
publicly thanked him for his hero1sm,
the enthusiasm was unbounded, From
LID to lip the story few ever with more
or less exaggeration, and that night
Frank Besant lay down to rest the
most popular man III the whole regl-
ment. When too, a day Or two after
wards. he stretched the bully Of his
connpany--a rsli1ian from Cleveland, who
had been a roustabout on lake
stea1ner-on his back in q fair tight.
the Boys would have made him
Observation-Disclosures, if their votes could
have done 1t.
They did not lie long at St. Louis,
only time enough to propeTly equip
themselves for the field and take few
more doses Of drill, SO nauseating to
James Lawson, who was getting sicker
and sicker Of military Life. Then, hey
for the front! With one broad sweep
across Missouri, they went into camp
at Kansas City~-then an Insignificant
border town with little promise Of its
future prosperity.
Frank had been unable to make any
personal inquiries about tbs Lascelles
before he lett ST. Louis, as "leave' had
beer peremptol'ily refused to all private
soldiers, but Charles Fulton had man
aged to visit their house. which, how
ever, he found. deserted. while the only
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don me. you did not favor me with your
name-thank you-Mr Besant-what-
every musing-idea!'
The young beauty's inso1ence only
called smile On the face Of the good
HUNDRED soldier
'.Nay, Miss Lasce]les, - he said, sooth-
ingly, ''let us keep our quarrels for the
battlefield. You can not provoke me
to fight you, SO your. taunts are hardly
generous"
A pert reply rose to her lips, but ere
the words could be uttered the clatter
of q. horses hoofs rang on the paved
streets, stopped opposite the house, and,
as both the young people ran to the
window, Frank saw a tall, robust man
with long black hair disnlount and
fling the bride to a negro boy.
He was startled at the deathly pallor
Of the girls face.
"Quiclz," she cried, for Heaven S
sake let NE hide you sounewhere-it
were ruin, indeed, for him to see you
here's
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A Story Of the Late War.
sy sERHHRD HI0sHY,

kuxhar Of Loyal al Last" IS NY Lady Eantas-
TIC" Ellan's Great Secret" Fell
Arncas Ih;eyes. Etc.
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(To be Continued.)

'Oa vi, grounds did HeDshaw get
his pension? I never beard at be did
any fighting during the war; Gle
dldn =: but he claims his symrath es
were enlisted
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-08-06

Hurrah for j. Frank Ford.
When the Sue came in Saturday last she
had her flags flying and whistle blowing
in honor of our nominee.
The Lconardtown baseball club defeated
Calvert nine Friday last by a score of 90
10 81. There was much loose playing by
both mines.
Moore's Hotel is enlivened by the presence
of Summer visitors. May they enjoy their
visit. Count Moore will do his part to
make them enjoy it.
DIR. Walsh, Miss Beatrice Walsh and
Miss Beulah Hally, of Washington, are
visiting Mr.. James T. Blair, of the 7th
District
At the baseball ground Friday last, Mr.
Claude Lloyd stumbled over q small stump
and sustained fracture of one of the small
bones of his right leg He is confined to
his room.
In order to make room for q report of
the recent State Convention we have been
compelled to hold over for future issue
several favors Of correspondents and to
omit much Of local news.
Mr.. Benz. Neal, former BEACON typo,
paid us pleasant visit Wednesday. Ben
has made quite a success in life and thereat
no one rejoices more hearty then the BEA-
CON. Mr.. Neal is accompanied by his wife.
The BEACON has been congratulated by
Cnany upon the success of its efforts in be-
half of Mr.. Ford. 1t is a unique expert
ance with country editor. He usually
receives much more condemnation than
oGmmendation.
In our issue of Jan. 20, 1891. we started
Mr.. J. Frank Ford as q candidate for the
Court of Appeals, asking, "what's the mat
ter with him for candidate? Our party
last Tuesday answered the question as we
answered it then, viz: .He's All Right"
We have been authorized to say that Mr..
Webster B. Herbert of the Fourth District,
will be q candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Commissioners Court.
Webster win make q strong candidate.
He is said to be one of the most popular
men in his district.
Among the visitors TO our village are
Mrs. Eliza Dillow, the Misses Lockwood,
Miss Anne Koss, Miss Fitzpatrick, the
Messrs. Combs, Miss Louise and Mr.. Alex.
King, Misses Lottie May and Bernie Fen.
wick, Mr.. John v. Posey, Dr.. ]. Z. Heard
and family, JEFF Combs, Roach Abel.
Mr.. VIM. s. Yates and Miss Mary ].
Budd were married at Newport Church on
Tuesday evening by the Revd. Father
Campbell. Mr.. Yates is a popular young
merchant ut WicomIco and Miss Budd In
very attractive daughter OF Mr.. John L.
Budd.-Times.
Our delegates to the State Conventions
saw ft TO disregard Old Abe's advice and
..to swap horses while crossing the stream"
by changing our Central Committee. As
the party paper we have in past years had
most pleasant dealings with the old Com
mittee. The new Committee is g. Doug
lass Carpenter, b. ii. Camalier, j. Thomas
Bronze. May it be as agreeable to deal
with as was the old, and may It succeed.
Miss Lucy Spear, of Baltimore City, and
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[CoAfMUNICARED.
MILESTONE, Nd, July 2sth, 1891

MILESTONE, Nd. July 2Sth, 1891.
Messrs Editors:-We were much graft
fled on the 18th ultimo, at mes ing Com
missioner James A. Tension, who passed
through this section, as he informed US, on
a tour Of inspection as to the condition of
the public road "and by assurances, from
him, of their speedy repair Failing to real
ize the same we adopt this method of in
forming him that we are much dissppoint-
ed, and will further state that the "brii ge"
tOpass over which, he had to unlock, lead
oyer his horse and then draw his buggy
remains in stGtu quo. Indeed its condition
is worse than at that time; nor has shovel
of dirt been thrown upon any portion of
that section since he passed over it.
TIN DIsTRICT.
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STEAMER WEN0nAR

viii leave Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at Q p. m. for the Patuxent River di-
rect, as far as Bristol. Returning viii
leave Bristol at 10 q. m. Tuesday and
Marbo1 .. ana p r. Tns ssdturd sH TSwer
day, and p. m. Saturday; Benedict at 8
p. m. Tuesday and Thursday and 9 p. m.
Saturday. This steamer viii carry no
passengers, and viii take no freight from
Baltimore for wharves below Leith's; and
viii not call, on her way to Baltimore, at
Trent Hall, Forests, Spencer's, Point Fa-
tience, Drum Point, Solomons' Island or
Cove Point; and will only bring to Balti.
more fruit and perishable freight from
wharves below Leitcb's.
Freight received daily at Pier No for
all boats.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
July 80.
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D,nuer and Tournament.

There will be dinner and tournament
for the benefit Sacred Heart Church at
Bluff Point on Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1891.
Chief Marshal, Ignatuis e. Mattingly; aids,
James Stone, Leo j. Lathroum; judges, J.
Marshall Dent, Philip II. Dorsey, J. Phil
ip Greenwell; orator of the day; d. Z.
Graves; orator OF the evening, Capt. VIM.
i. Chcsley' A handsome gold bracelet
will be voted for and an elegant fancy Ia
bic provided. fitting will commence at
1870 m.
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The first watermelons of the season was
sold by Mr.. Dickerson to Col. 8. ]. Walls
at 80 cents piece. They were tolerably
large ones.
Col. VIM. Weigel and Hon. ]. @. A.
Robson, of Baltimore, are visiting friends
hereabout.
There was Mass at st. Michael's End in
slant, and preaching at Friendship M. E.
Church on same day.
We have been reliably informed that q
tournament for the benefit of the former
Church will take place some time dur
ing the current month. Due notice OF same
will be given.
Miss Annie Jones, Of Baltimore, is visit
ing relatives in ST. Inigo's Neck,
AZzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-08-06

Orphans Court of 81. Mary's County, Set:
June %, 1891.
Ordered by the Court, That Edwin T..
Powell, administrator Of John L. Powell,
late Of st. Mary's county, Maryland, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to
the deceased's creditors to exhibit their
claims and that the same be published
once q week for six successive weeks in
the st. Mary's BEACON.
Test: JAMES 7. M. RALEY,
Register Wills for St. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, here
by give notice that I have obtained from
the Orphans Court of St Mary's county,
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of John L. Powell, late
of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified 70 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
10 the subscriber, on or befcve the 18th day
of Dec, 1891, they win otherwise by law
be excluded from the benefits Of the said
estate. All persons indebted to the de-
ceased are requested 10 make immediate
payment TO the subscriber.
EDWIN T. POWELL,
Administrator.
June 25-6we
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Lowuntown Locals.
About one hundred ladies and gentle
men assembled near the Pine 30th ultimo
to witness the playing between the Leon
ardtnwn and downtown baseball clubs.
In spite Of the heavy rain, which occurred
$50 p. m. the members of the respective
clubs appeared In full regalia; and the bat
ting commenced at4:1s and continued until
the little birds ceased to utter their sweet
and cheering notes. A really good con-
test was witnessed, and as IL progressed, the
excitement increased. The pitching of Mr..
Combs and G. Taylor was all that could
be desired. F. Fenwick appeared to be
embarrassed, and consequently his catch
ing was strained. T.. P. Dickerson proved
that his knowledge relative to such games
is not to be lightly considered; for, while
the Lconardtown boys was considering q
point of minor consequence, he easily sue
ceeded in getting in two runs. George
Loker and B. w. Herbert were very hap
py in their expressions of encouragement,
S@A@N We ShbSASoAA uO uOuUb tn6b Lu6iE Gu
quence was productive of good. At the
consummation Of the 7th inning the game
was called on account ofdarkness. When
the result was made known-that Ia, that
the downtown club had won the game
by to 3, perceptiblc feeling of joy per-
vaded the countenances of many, particu-
larry the ladies. II. l.. Dickerson was
painfully hurt by colliding with ]. Green
well on second base. DR.. Sutton, of Rome,
N. Y, rendered assistance.
Urgent business calling us to Miller's
wharf, and being necessarily detained, we
did not make our appearance on the
grounds until late hour, consequently we
are forced to forego the pleasure of giving
the score and score by innings. We were
much amused to see the interest which the
colored boys manifested during the game.
They were all excitement, and several re-
turned to the Pine with crownless hats and
torn trowsers. Much regret was express
sed on learning that the Leonardtown club
could not remain longer, as preparations
were made for their accommodation. They
are very clever set OF gentlemen, and the
hope is entertained that they may pay st.
Inigos another visit in the near future.
The following is the score:
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TCoMMNICATRD.

Mcssrs Editors MIR. A. Burroughs has
frequently been spoken of for public posi-
ton, but SO far has declined to accept such;
we again suggest that if he will become
candidate, that he is eminently fitted to I'LL
the position of Clerk Circuit Court, States
Attorney or House Of Delegates, and will,
we think, add greatly to the strength ofthe
Democratic ticket this fall for either posi-
ton. FOURTH DISTRICT.
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Miss Violet and Anne May Melton, OF
washington, ID. @. arevisiting Hrs. I. Lee
Maftingly ~ Buena Vista, near this Village.
rroL IL Clay Dent, formerly Of s. Mary's,
but for several years past q successful
teacher In Charles County, IL visiting Mr..
and Mrs T. Lee Maitingly. Clay's many
friends are happy TO see him looking =
well and hearty.
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A Card.

will never be q candidate upon the
Republican ticket for County Commission
er or any other Office. True, have been
badly treated by some men in the Demo
cratic party, but ! am too true man to
desert my principle.
Respectfully, JAMES III. BAILEY.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The End Quarterly Meeting win be held
at Joy Chapel n. e. Church on Sabbath,
the 9th of August. Service in the morn
ing 1880 O'Clock. Afternoon service 3
O'Clock. Rev. w. g. Cassard, of Prince
Frederick, will preach. All are invited.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-08-06

There will be q tournament az Rawley's,
for the benefit Of ST. Michael's Church. on
Wednesday, Aug. 18th. Judges, Col. q. J.
Wales, DR.. James II. Miles, Robert Penn
broke Marshal. Joseph v. Richardson.
Herald, @. Edgar Smith, Orator, George
w Joy.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Browns Iron Biffers.
Physicians recommend t.
II dealers keep it. q. 90 per bottle. Geuuine
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapDar.
CANDIDATES.

For TIE House Of Delegates
GEORGE r. GARNER.
JAMES IT. GREENWELL.
L. j. WISE.
RITOHARD T. HAMMKTT.
For Clerk Circuit Court:
j. PHILIP GREENWELL,
j. MARSHALL DENT.
For States Attorney:
B. HARRIS CAVALIER.
For Reqisfer Of Wzs:
JAMES T. n RALEY.
HAYDEN M III. YATES
PHILIP II. DORSEY.
For he Orphans Court:
JAMES T. ABELL.
WILLLAHH. HENDERSON.
For County Commissioner:
JOHN b. ABELL.
GEORGE r. COLLISION.
WILLLAM q. GOODWIN,
ELIAS @. xILBURR.
JOHN l.. HILTON.
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Real Estate Agency.

uFEssRs. HERBERT r. MOORE, OF
Leonardtown, and T. J. MOORE, OF
Ia Washington, ID. O., have entered into
for the sale Of real estate,
If parties having lands for sale will send
full description and the lowest price they
viii take, we viii literally advertise their
lands free Of charge and make every posi-
be effort TO make speedy sales.
HERBERT r. MOORE,
II. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonanitown, Nd.
Nov Att.
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e. To overcome the marks of age, all
who have gray teards should use Bucking-
hams Dye for the Whiskers, the best and
cleanest dye made for coloring broom or
black.
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Tournament at p. m. Knlfhf's fee Of
81 entities him to either dinner or supper.
Dinner at 12 m Tickets 90 cents for
all over 10 years; under. Is cent?.
Supper at p. IN. Tickets % cents.
Music, dancing. Refreshmcnis between
meals. Ice-cream, cake. lemonade, bou-
quets, candy. fruits, cigars.
Chief Marshal-.Thc Hon j r Crane;
Herald-John T Allston, Esqs
Judges Morris Milbur6, 4 Edward
Loker and John Shadrick;
Orator the Day-B Harris Camalier;
Orator Of the Evening-Dr Henry Rich
ardson.
July 30-2tt
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RY virtue Of authority contained In the
~ last will and testament of Joseph L.
DC Williams, the undersigned, as trustee,
Mih sell at public auction, az the Court
House door In Leonardtcwn, on
TUESDAY, Aug. 60, 1891
between the hours of and Q o'clock, ..
m, that valuable property known and
called ss
BJGkSstOne's Island,
containing
80 .4CRES, more or less.
The Island has been laid OF into lots
and several have already been sold upon
which handsome cottages have been erect
ed /; the residue will be sold In lump
at the time and place and in the manner
above specified.
Blakissone's Island IL situate in the Po-
tomac river, St. Mary's county. and Is no.
table in Maryland history as the place Of
the 6rst landing Of the Pilgrims and as
the spot where the first Mass was celebra-
ted. IL i beautiful place and ia admira-
bly, suited for residence or
III Ssssssssser Res0rs.-
This sale offers rare chance for persons
seeking residence and 70 investors.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash on the day Of sale; on the bal
ancecredits one and two years will be given,
the deferred payments to be secured by the
notes or bonds Of the purchaser with secu-
rity 10 be approved by the trustee and 10
bear interest from the day of sale. Or, all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
ROBERT G. COMBS,
Trustee
tn The steamer Tygertleav 7th street
wharf, Washington, Monday evening and
reaches Leonardtown early Tuesday morn
i'm, thus affording non-residents q speedy
and pleasant way Of reaching the sale.
June 30-tst
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PosTPoMGo
Due notice win Be given hsreafl1.
|" TIVE FloWIlle SON /"
A DRAMA.

VIII be rendered BIZ our bes< Io61l talent.
under the auspices of ths Lcor1rtx0wn
Baseball Club, nc the s<ICrEx11 HALL,
LxoxAxpTown, on
MONDAY. August l0th, repximo.
ARer the play there win = DAN
cling and Refreshments. Do0ru win be
opened az 7.30. Curtain will H. & s 3.
N. Admission to Hall, adu1tn, 20 cents:
children IS cents.
e[At 4 o'clock on same sltr1roon there
viii be . game Of bali betWecn 1he home
nine and the strong Marlboro teom.
July 30-tdf
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yuxy List.
List Of Jurors for septeuber Term. 1891,
70 be held on the Bird Monday Of septem-
Der. 1901
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A desirable farm, one mile from Leon
ardtown, and containing about 200 acres.
II has fine buildings and IL well adapted
10 all the staple crops of the section, and
particularly 10 fruits and vegetables.
veil watered. For terms and particulars,
apply To- CHARLES v. HAYDEN,
Sept 25-tf. Lconardtown, Md
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Is Che only illustrated paper In the world
containing all the latest sensational and
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Der or Club Room can afford to be without
il Il always makes friends wherever IL
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81
Sen. Five Cents for sample copy.
RICHARD Z. FOX,
Franklin Square. New York City.
Msy st
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STEAMER WESTMORElAND

will leave Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
at p. m. for Patuxent river direct as far
as Lower Marlboro. Returning will leave
Lower Marlboro at 10 a. m. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. Benedict at 10 m,
Williams at p. m, st. Leonard's at D.
m, Milestone Landing at p. m, calling
ct all wharves; but will take no freight
from Baltimore for wharves above Bene-
dict.
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THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.

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and SIS the SINGLE CASE ODELL, war
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II combines Simplicity with Durability.
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Two or ten copies can be made at one writ
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of the DOUBLE CASE ODELL.
Reliable Agents and Statesmen wanted.
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For pamphlet giving Endorsements. &c,
address,
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/ AEsemSly,
10 separate
I Maryland,
! least three
bed In each
hre therein
bers In the
Ext ensuing
n on Tues
n, 1891; at
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NOTICE.

MESSERS. G.. ODER & SONS co. Is
now ready TO I'LL all responsible orders
from their new
FACTORY AT LOCUST POINT
with the same old reliable goods that has
stood the test in your county for twenty
years.
Thanking you for past patronage we
will endeavor, by diligence and careful at
tention, to merit continuance Of the same.
G. ID. LLOYD,
General Agent
March 20-tfs
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will leave daily except Sunday for Fair
Haven, Plum Point, bare's and Govern
or's Run at $50 . m. Returning win
leave Governors Run at Q D. m, Dafe's at
AS p. m, Plum Point at 3.45 p. m. and
Fair Haven at 5p. m.
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+. Oscar Morgan.

Extend special invitation to his many
friends and customers TO visit his STORE
and examine his large stock Questionable
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For mems, youths and boys wear. I
have the finest, cheapest and nobbiest line
ever shown in my store lam emphatf.
cally headquarters for this trade
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PATUXENF RIVER RODFB.

Beginning Sunday, July 26th, viii run
as follows from Pier No. Light Street,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-02
MANNERS OF MEN.

II fathers could be sons 70 themSelv
what good sons they would be.
WE never see poor man without
wondering why he never got rich.
WHEN the fires Of youth go out IN
man he wonders that they burn in
others.
WE don't suppose there ever was
small boy who could be made 10 be-
ieve that there are only ten command
Inents.
A MANS boasts are a great deal like
the diancnds he wears; the larger they
are the more apt people are to say they
are paste. =
.HE is good Loan," people will say
of you the day they hear you are very
sick. But he might l." better, they
add, when they hear you are getting
well.
SOMEHOW when you sec man ~ no
an adept at paying compliments L.
women you can't help wondering what
has become Of the women he practiccd
them on.
IT makes the best man in the world
mad if his wife begins 70 talk or work
UP reform. lie is willing and anxious
that the world should be better, but he
doesn't want his wife to have her hands
in II