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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-16
YESTERDAYS BALL..
Where Played and Who Did the Business
Best.

Where Played and Who Did the Business
Best.
Boston-Boston 3, St. Louis 20.
Observation-Disclosures ), Cincinnati ..
Brooklyn-Brooklyn 5, Chicago 4.
Lemon EIiNir-A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.
For biliousness, constipation, and ma
laria.
For indigestion, sick and nervous head
ache.
For sleeplessncss, and
heart diseases.
For fever, Chills, debility and kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh Juice of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver %tOnics, and
will not fail you in any of the above
named diseases. 50 cent and $1.0O bot
ties at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-16
AS WE GROW.

Durham, n. c., July 1G, 1892.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-16
The Boom Now on Those Who Are in the
Procession.

49, ~
Procession.
Now that it is given up by every one
that a big boom is about to be inaugurated
in Durham and that property is COM
PEELED to advance to double and treble its
present value, it is the duty of every man,
old or young, who expects to ever own a
home, to secure it now while it is within
his reach.
DR.. J. l.. Watkins is building houses on
very desirable lots and selling on easy
terms to a number of our young business
man or does not See DR.. Wat
kins and ever on a small salary he will
make it possible for YOU to own one.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-07-16
LOOK AT THIS.
A Fine Chance to Get a Home at Low and
Reasonable Prices.
north.

The Trinity Land company who, it will
be remembered, bought the 7. B. Lyon
land ear Trinity college only a few
weeks ago, have already had the property
laid of and plated into nice streets and
lots, and are now ready to sell the lots TO
any person desiring TO build. 1t is the
intention of the company to build up a
nice community out there. Lots will be
sold reasonable, as it is not the purpose
OF this company TO try to make a fortune
out OF 1t. For prices, etc, apply TO J. b.
Warren, general manager, or G.. \. Jor-
ian, secretary and treasurer.
To enjoy life stimulate digestion and
regulate the bowels. Take Simmons
Liver RppulatOr
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LoeaIwIso ana othefwiae.

Miss Lizzie Holmes, o. Washington, Is
visiting her sister, this village.
The rain, long looked for, has come az
last, and has proved 81 great benefit 70 the
crops
Mr. ). N Fitzpatrick aud son Of WASH
ingion, have been visiting relatives III st.
Mary's
Mr. Albert Jones and family, and Miss
Ida Biscoe are visiting Mr.. Jones, this
village.
Some Of our farmers have begun cutting
tobacco Because Of The dry spell the crop
Is short
We are always anxious to publish per-
sonal mentions but cannot dose unless our
friends send thom 70 us.
Mr. William v. Waters Ii campaigning
in The interest Of Powelps Fertilizers and
isofcrlng special inducements to purchas-
ers.
Because Of the pressure upon our coll
umns this week we have been unable to
make room for several iavors Of corespon-
dents
Misses Margaret and Catherine Combs
and Miss Fitzpatrick, Of Washington, are
visiting the family Of Hon. Robert G.
Combs
Divine service in Loonardlown, at ST.
Peters r + Church, Ga next sunday,
August 2sih, at 1880 a. M Rev, Ernest
MoGiil will ofilciate.
Justice Gambler has moved his Office to
the fsheriff's room IN the Court House and
may be found there BY anyoned desiring his
services as Il magistrate.
Or VIM Lee Of the Maryland State
Lunacy commission has made his annual
visit 70 our county and found, We think,
our insane and paupers we'll cared for.
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Ton,nnmant al Drum Point.

The tournament and ball advertised TO
come Off at Drum Point on August 20 will
be gotten up on more elaborate scale than
anything Of the kind that has been held in
the county for a number Of years. Athletic
sports viii occupy the attention Of the
crowd in the morning, followed by the tour
!. nament in the afternoon and the ball at
night. Under the management OF the affa.
bic proprietor Of the Drum Point estate,
Mr.. Alex. de Barril, the entire day promises
to be one Of fun and enjoyment. The St
Mary's, on her trip from Benedict to Balti-
more, win take parties for the entertainment
from wharyes on both sides Of the river and
land them at the Drum Point wharf in time
for the days program. A number from
this place, we learn, will 60 that way.
The steamer Westmoreland from Baltimore
Sunday night is also expected to bring
down goodly number to enjoy the pleas
ures Of trip and the occasion. Mrs 9
II. Belt, Miss Josephine Belt Mrs. John
Sellers and daughter will receive the guests
at the ball in the evening, which will be
held in the stately Barreda mansion, over.
looking the beautiful harbor Of Drum
Point CdSuert Gazette.
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Mrs Charlotte Eeuwlck, Miss Madeie
Fenwick and Miss Louise Herbert are
visiting their ST Mays relatives Mrs.
Isebecca Fenwick has returned 10 her
Leonardiown home much improved IN
health
Wednesday morning MI. Charles Com
nelly found bag Of wheat floating Iu the
bay, near Leonardtown wharf Likely eome
farmer IS now blsming commission mer-
chant becanae his wheat ieIl two and
a-half bushels short
John Henry Lee Barnes, colored, has
been committed to jail in default Of fifty
dollars bail, charged with a criminal assault
upon 4 Viola Barnes, also colored Barnes
was arrested BY deputy sheriff Charles ri
Abel and was given a preliminary hearing
before Justice Joe F Morgan
Monday and Tuesday were examination
days for applicants or.teachers certificates.
The were 10 white and eight colored ap-
plicants Three young gentlemen entered
the competition Tor the -. Johns Tree
scholarship but we are Informed that all
but one Master Charles Jarboc- with
drew. Charlie il son Of Capt James
Jarboe, Of this district, ana Il bright aud
deserving young gentleman-
REV Either Gardiner, s. r., son Of Mr
A w. Gardiner. Of chapiico. has been
stationed III st Mary's and takes the place
Of Rev Father Brio, WHO has been ordered
70 Philadelphia. During Bis stay In 81
Mays, Father Brio niadb many warm
friends Who will ever bold him II pleazant
remembrance. Father Gardiner s enaiiye
here and 10 the manner bofa,v isa talented
and devoted priest aud true son ~ The
greatest and nohlesi Of the great Catholic
Orders.
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Islaad Itonls.


reported fer the Beaco,s)
The festival given on the 18th instant, for
the benefit Of the new Catholic Church was
success financially, and judging from the
many pleasing countenances, the efforts Of
the managers toadd to the pleasure Of those
present were not without effect IN addi-
ton 10 the ladies and gentlemen Of the
Island many from the LIST and End districts
attended and literally helped the good
cause.
That aapirt ofenergy and Thrift has been
manifested by the inhabitants Of the Island
during late years is evident from the many
improvements New buildings have been
erected, artesan wells have been bored,
clearlngs have been made and the paint
and white wash brush used with a liberal
hand, thus greatly beautifylng the appear
ance Of the Island and in all probability,
promoting Its healthfuness.
While so many Improvements have been
made our public school building, we regret
TO report has been entirely neglected.
Having stood for abou; eight years without
paint or other preseryative, 1t is in reality
in decaying condition. Our worthy
school Commissioners should see to this
at once.
Summer visitors are numerous. Ox'csrt
and horse cart rides seem 10 be an agreeable
pastime with them.
Commissioner Hilton paid the Island
brief visit during last week. Through his
fundamentally the road controversy which
has existed here for some time was settled.
ado unto others as you would have them
do unto you" my friends, and such IN
pleasant disputes and controversies you
will be likely to avoid in the future.
Divine service was held at the NJ. f.
Church on last Sabbath Rev, w. Irving
Dice OBLIGATED. ii.
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downtown Locals.
From our Regular CoFrespondenl)
It Is a remarkable fact, patent 70 every
reader Of the BEACON that the republicans
are alarmed about the labor troubles and
tbat well thinking democrats realize that
their party is antagonizcd by many coat
tail swingers Of the Peoples Party in a
number Of States. II should be borne in
mind, too, that the temperance agitation Il
affecting the whole country In cur hum
bic opinion II will take political tornado
to verify Senator PETERS predictions, viz ,
"That no human power can keep Cleye.
land ont Of the White House" In very
truth, democrats should be active, Each
voter, be he rich Or poor, white or colorcd,
should be in as close relation with bis
party os possible That spirit which en-.
gcnders strife and onthrones In the hearts
Of friends an evil feeling Of suspicion
towads one another should be dscounieu
anced. To win on high manly grounds
should be the o5lect--ihc object pr eD'i.
aeaeo--of every true democrat To win
otherwise is not worth winning.
Farmers who know whereof they
speak, say unless it rains the corn crop
will be very much injured
Gardens are almost burnt up, and mol
ons are nothing extra.
No fruit Of consequence, and what there
is, we have found to be Of poor quality.
Strange faccs--sorne eomely-grect Us at
every fork Of the roads.
Years ago, grass, tall and yerdan, grew
in the centre Of the Tick Neck road To.
day, 1t is just the reverse for there Is not q
road hereabout more Travelled by ell classes,
both by vehicles and pedestrians. Farms
have changed hands, and the bottom rail-
is climbing upwards. We mean no harm,
for il is well known that words and phrases
assume new shades Of meaning ia the
course of long usage.
We have been reliably informed that az
the next meeting Of the w. and B. Club,
which we think will take place early In
September, that the timid widower is book.
ed for a few remarks. The subject selected
Is, rs the soul dependent On the body, and
on matter for It's energy and activity
Some sickness prevails and doctors re.
spond with alaerity to sick calls.
Captain w. r. Dickerson, Of Baltimore,
contemplates opening an oyster shocking
house on Smiths creek near BenviIle's
wharf 18th proximo AS the Captain Is a
man Of push and determination, we predict
that he will make the business remunera-
tive. We need lust such men. In fact
they archie real friends Of wage earners
Anglers do not find 1t as easy to catch
trout, crocus, etc, as the fowler takes the
Putin All that be has to do is to lei
down an iron hook into the holes Of the
rocks, where the birds sit crowded together
The first bird being pulled out, the mex
one bites and lays hold Of his tail, and thus
in succession, till the whole family, clinging
together like chain, is dragged to light
4 There was Mass at ST. Micheps church
goth instant, and despite the hot and dusty
weather the Church was crowded.
Our sub. mail contractor, Mr.. Geo: L
Smith, Is always on time His larg,
umbrella Is travelling "adv for The N
X Clothing house, as the name Of the firm
and place Of business are painted in glow
| ing letters ON It.
AzzANA.
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Baseball.


The Leonardtown Baseball Club played
on Friday last, with the Mechanicsville
niue All the baseball enthusiasts Of the
town, and a goodly number Of outsiders
gathered at the ball grounds to see the two
teams play, 1t being the first opportunity
the town people have had to see their team
play this season. Various speculations
were INDUCED in as to result Of the game.
A large number Of people were Of The
opinion that Mechanlcsylle would play the
home team close game, while some went
so far as to predicts victory FOR the visitors,
However they were not held long in sus-
pense, for G. Buckler's curves just suited
the Leonardtown boys, and they batled
him hard, making two home runs, and
whenever a hit was needed to bring IN a
run il never failed to come.
The game opened with the home team
taking the first show at the new ball
Fenwick, the first batter waited patiently
for four bad balls and trotted to first, and
stole second; then hits by B, Greenwell, r
Combs and H. Jones netted three runs
before the side was retired For the visi'
tors, Adams reached first, p. Herbert hit tc
first, and b. Greenwich and r. Combs com
pleted double play, the next player being
easily retired.
The home team scored one more in the
third inning, In the fourth, they batted
Buckler hard, and continued their sluggine
throughout the game In the sixth inning
with two men on bases, b. Greenwell hii
for q home run, and in the eighth inning
II. Jones landed on the sphere so hard, that
before it could be fielde1 in, he had com
pleted the circuit Of bases. For the visitor:
they were unable to score until the faurth
inning, when assisted by errors, they made
three runs. They scored one more in the
fifth, and their last one was tailed in thu
seventh.
M. Combs pitched an excellent game
and kept the hits Of the visitors well scat
tered, and when men were on bases he wal
very effective. In several innings when j
look as If the visitors would score, he re
tired the side by striking out the batter
Il. Fenwick, "the old reliable" was at thu
receiving end, and kept ap his reputation
L. Greenwich on first took care OF every
thing that came his way, and G.. Loker'
catch Of a line ball in the eighth inninl
was also pretty play. M. Dean and J
Ballenger carried off the honorS for thr
visitors Score.
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DY VIRTUE Of d deed Of trust from
- William Fl. Ford, trading as William
H Ford q Co, at Leonardtown wharf. 1
Will, on and after this date, offer for sale at
COST all The stock Of General MercEan-
disc conslstingof
04LTCOES, CLOTH AND DRESS
GOODS, MOTIONS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. HATS AND CAPS, HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, DRUGS,
CIGARS, do.
TEAS, which sold for 81. so cents and
20 cents, for 90, 40 and 20 cents per
pound; QUEENSWARE ncludSn0
FLOWER POTS, de-, dc. Or the
ENTIRE STOCK on easy terms 10
anyone desiring o engugc n the Asr-
cgntiie business.
Now is the time for RmreUtsss. Under
the deed Of trust can and Will sell only
for CASH. Come with yoar money and
buy goods at cost. This Is nc sbuncombe
advertisement mean what say
FRANK n HOLMES,
June 3o92-tf Trustee
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LEO w. u. GRAVES,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER,

respectfully calls the attention Of the pub
lie of ST. Mary'a aud adjoining counties
that he has associated himself with an Ar
chitect Library and furnished with the la
test designs that BIO ID prepared TO execute
all orders entrusted 60 his care under the
neatest designs Of workmanship. Salts
facti0n guaranteed and and terms easy
Orders solicited and will receive prompt
and personal attention DRIFTING and eafi-
mates free Of chafge Postofllce address
Hollywood, st Mary's county Nd.
June l9-~ill
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For SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors Please announce w.
v. WATERS, as suitable candidate for
the next Shertifalty subject 70 the decision
Of tic Democratic patty and say that he
will be warmly supported al over the
county and especially by the
EIanTH DisTnIcT.
Nov 10 0l--te
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nRvEn az pEIlntIsslon n

J. w. Hall President First National Bank.
Baltimore, Md Henry Williams, Agent
Wcems Line steamers, Baltimore. Ma. /:
James Edmonds, Cashier National Bank Of
Commerce, Baltimore, Maryland.
We have with us Mr.. E. j. n. BEAN.
who will give bis special attention 10 the
inspection and sale Of tobacco. His famii.
iarity With tbe trade and his experience as
a salesman viii be d guarantee for tho best
prices and prompt returns.
April 10. 01-H
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.FOR THE SENATE

MessTs. Editors:--Please announce Din,
r. PlNKNEy BLANsToNE as a candidate
for seat III the next Senate.
FouRTH DIsTRIcT
May '02-s
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EsattOn's Neck Farmers Club.
tReported for The Bedc9ss.l


The Brlttan's Neck Farmers Club me
August 18th instant, at the residence b
Mr. Wellington s. Davis, with twelve mem
bers present The proceedings Of las
meeting were read and adopted The OK
aiming committee reported Mr.. Da-
Wis crops as looking as well as corld be
expected after such dry GUNNER; bis
cattle and sheep as very fine, the latter be-
ing fine grade Of Southdown Poultry
plentiful and their houses nicely arranged
stables, barns and buildings in good shape,
hay and straw neatly cared for; some fal.
lowing done; dwelling and yards neal and
comfortable Last, but not least, the dairy
arrangements were found very neat and
tidy and everything was in place and
showed good attention. Clyde Abel, w.
Cough and John c. Cryer committee.
The following resolutions were adopted
with instructions to have q copy Of same
sent to the widow arr children Of the late
q Taylor Mattingly Y
g WHEREAS, it has pleased an Advise
Providence to visit for the first time our
Club with the restless hand Of Death,
BE II therefore Resolced, That the unan-
imous sympathy Of this Club be rendered
the family in their greatest bereavement
and that we sincerely deplore the loss Of
so worthy and useful a member
Messrs George Tennison and Norman
Yates were made honorary members. i
was moved and carried that the Secretary
be authorized to correspond with three
gentlemen Of ST. Clements BAY section
aud obtain from them the analysis Of the
fertilizers they had analysed at the Mary
land Agricultural Experiment Station and
report be made Of il at our next meeting.
1t was agreed TO meet again the following
Saturday at Mr. Wellington S. Davis to
complete the unsettled business.
Mr. Tcnnison agreed to give Club that
portion Of the road money coming to this
section to use as they think best for road
repairs. The Club thankfully accepted the
trust and promised to make the amount
show TO the very best advantage.
The president then named hessrs ] r.
and ], Perry Abell's, as tho place for our
August meeting Messrs Johnson, Wath-
en- and Davis were named as the examin-
ing committee.
August 10, 1892
The Club met, to-day, with ten members
present, the principal bGsiness being the
closing Of the wheat threshing account
A letter was read by the secretary from
Mr. George + Pabsta inviting the Club 70
inspect The experimental acre Of growing
tobacco which be has on bis farm The
Club tender him its kindest thanks for bis
courtesy.
The Club was next invited % par;ako
Of daintily prepared and sampiuous re-.
past, TO which ono and all did ample jus
lice A vote Of thanks was given our kind
host and hostess for the bospitablo rccep.
ton accorded the Club. The Club adjourn
ed to meet at Mr.. J. r. Abelrs. Saturday
next, when the subject, "Farm Economy"
viii be discussed. JoHN Q. CRYER,
Secretary.
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VIZ n MOORE 1so. Mupp.
w. Es. MOORE q so.
uROGERs AND
Commission Merchants,
aspE south Charles street
ksAEsTBMORE.

Particular attention given - inspection
and ale Of ruB6cco, Tie said ~ grain and
81 kinds of Country Produce
Feb. rs, 78--yf
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SAINT MARY ! geacOQ'
COUNTY NEWS.
aclsveland and Stevenson Club

IS to be organized at Norris Store, Red
Gate, Saturday, August 81, at 2 p. m.
Join i'll
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N0TIoE.

10 pursuance of HE above order
hereby give notice that have obtained
from lhe Orphans Court Of 81 Mary 3
county, Maryland. leltefa Of administration
on the pefsonal estate 81 Zach 4 Spalding,
late Of said comfy, deceased All persons
having claifns against tBegaid deceased are
hereby notified g exhibit The same with
The proper vouchers attached thereto . tho
subscriber, in 81 before the 18th day Of
February, 1893, they viii otherwise by law
DC excluded from the benefits ST the said
estate. All persons indebted % the de.
ceased are requested e make immediate
payment 10 The subscriber.
HENRY +. sPALDING,
Executor.
Aug ll--6w
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Farmers and Planters Agency
22O q. CHARLES ST.
BALTIM LORE.
For the sale Of Tobacco, Grain. Fruit and
al kinds Of Country Produce.

DIRECTORS
~. SHEPHERD, a. A. CO., President
q Z, Biacoe, Colvert County r. A. Bow.
sey, Calvert county. T. II. Tuck, Balti-
more city. H. II. Kinks, Baltimore com.
tY. A. Posey, Charles county. J. w.
Crawford, Calvert county. ]. f. Talbot
Calvert county a. NJ Spicknall, assist
ant In the tobacco department.
---fg-----
manufacturers nf High Grade Fertilizers
slid agente for Dissolved Bone, Fine Giound
Bone, kainit and
E~ertsr60a GsgmnO.
UlJyer and Timothy Seed aud all House
held and Farm supplies furnished.
Advances made on consignments.
March l7--ys
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Fon THE SEN Are.

Messrs EditorsPlease announce On.
r. T. BLAKfsToNE, as a candidate for a
seat In the next State Senate.
7th District
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NorloE I'D onEn!ToRs

Orphans Cont II Il Mays County. Set
Aueust y 1859
Ordered rs the Daurs thai Henry f
spalaine Executor ZACH. r. sPALD-
INti, lsseal 81. Maryis County, Maryland
sleceased give the notice required by Law
b The deceascds creditors 10 exhibit their
claims and that the same Be published once
week iDr six successive week Ia the 81
Anry's Beacon
Test. pHffiP II DonsEg,
Register Willaf3F s., Mays county
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I. Oscar Morgan

Ertchds q apcclsi Invitation n his many
friends AMI customers q visit Bis STORE.
and examine hie large stock Of fashionable
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LOWEST MARKET PRICE

cannot be excelled in
Leonardtown. / win
sell you nice Dress
Shoes from $125 70
"a. Ny Boot De-
partment consists of a
large stock and / can
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sell you a Mans
Heavy Boot for So.
l can sell You Mems
Grain Boots at the
very lowest prices.
NY varieties are so
large II Is iEsoossi-
b 9 to mention
them all.