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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04


Rose Filkins. Dr. M. by Melroso.
dam by DAME; Lambert Cur.
...............................2
Nellie r.. h. M. by santa Claus
CLARK / Andrews) ...............3 ! 2 2
Lamont. b. g.. by Redwood (Dema-
re.tj, .........'.. ............:. - , 4
Chimes Boy. b. E.. by Chmes
Uieers, .. .......................7 7 4 Q
wilkes Golddust. CHI. s.. by Young
Jim U.rernl ............ ..........1 q sdr
Cot Nip. hr. =. Grant). ..,..........6 8 4 70.
Maggie Monroe. b In..tSeikregR)..S y g 8 70.
Harry lie mont b, Y. (Stanley)... o y u 70,
Corinne. m. Cheney)............5 3 2 DR..
Tims-2:2dA 2:2lx 225H 225A. 2:25. a:24A 2:26h
2::7.
Facing MATCH purse $500
Jocko. blk. Y. by Mambrino King tGeers, -
Tempest. blk. g.. b. Roundss sprague An
Time rs 2:Issl 2:2oA. 222st
2:21 class; purse 81. 900 Jun nm sh-d)
Excellence b. y. by Mambrino King (feerS..2 8 l
Burt Sheldon. blk T.. by Warwick Boy George
SMITH - ,,,n.: ..........'....i
Kentucky Star. hr e. tBrnnniganI ............n 3
Pocahontal Prince. hr. :. (stanley,.........s dr.
SlAuulns en- Warkl ;......''..'.''.'.'''.'..S dr.
Time-2 IVY 2isia. 2:2o4 22s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Jaime Not Pardoned.

WATERFOWL. N. Y. Aug. g. Gov. Flower
says there Is no truth In the report that he has
pardoned Jaime. No application for pardon
has been made as far as he knows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Reduced rates TO Denver, Cot. by New York Central
only 80 round Twp. Apply 10 agenis.-AdH
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20


"a prominent manufacturer Of this city,
lifelong Republican, has quite recently,
over his own signature, spoken Of the Nc
Kinley bill rs "our bill. because we bought
and paid for it,
There was no other way bus that o. o
bargain and sale Of legislation of account.
ing for the course Of the Republican party
In the last four years. for I was unable 10
believe that any man 10 HIS senses really
thought II was wise TO break down all the
safeguards of legislation In the House Of
Representatives, or 20 infiict upon the poor
the awful burdens Of The Mckinley bill, or
20 debauch voters Of offering them pensions
70 which they had no claim, or TO Inn
poverish the taxpayer 90 buy vast masses
Of silver for which we had no use, on TO
cynically traEaple under foot every promise
ofboth the platform and the candidate In
respect TO appointments 10 once, or 10 insult
q small and weak sister republic like Chill
by sending her such diplomat as Patrick
Egsn, or 10 threaten her with war in her
direst poverty and distress. without waiting
long enough to translate the apology she
had placed in our hands for the wrong she
was alleged 10 have done.
at was because / could not approve Of
these things that found myself unable 10
vote second time for President Harrison,
and l felt it my duty to announce the con-
victions I entertained, and IL Il with equal
pride and pleasure that ! intend 10 vote for
the gentleman / hope and believe win be
the next President Of the United States
Grover Cleveland.-Mcveagh's Philadel-
phia Speech.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

ITO persuade ones self Of the truth oi
this statement IL il only necessary 10 con-
slider how frightfully the prices Of the me-
cessaries Of life are increased 10 those who
can only purchase them In very small
quantities Mt a time In our selfcomplA-
cency we think Of them buying coal and
sugar and clothing and tinware at the same
percentage OF bounty 10 the protected in
dusiries as We pay, but the truth Is that, In
many cases. their ability to pay being inf.
nitely less and compelled to buy vesy little
at q time, the burden Of payment upon
them is infinitely greater. When we pay
So for ton Of coal. they pay go; and yet
these great bounties from labor, % far from
satisfying the desire for wealth in the
classes who receive them under the Nc
kinney bill, have actually only increased
II, and sc Ear from being satisfied, As Sena-
tor Sherman warned them they must be,
with the bounties thus voted to them, they
have, in almost every instance, defiantly
trampled The law under foot and formed
vast aggregations Of capital. so as TO make
themselves absolute masters, both of the
quantity of their product and Of the price
they exact for II.
"The coriage trust is one illustration. II
there has been any class Of American citi-
zens deserving OF q better fate than that
which has oyertaken them In the last 90
years il Is the American farmer. Profess
scr Lees, ofihe Stevens Institute, stated the
other day thathis recent change from the
Republican to the Democratic party was
largely due TO his own personal experien-
ces Of the increasing poverty Of the Ameri.
can farmer in Massachusetts, In Connect
cut and In New Jersey, and II he had trav-
eled in this State he could confidently have
aided il TO his list. Our county oil Lancas-
ter has been called the garden spot Of
America, and In il excellent farms can be
bought today for almost what the build
ings on them cost. While great fortunes
are being made in 50 many other depart
ments of American business, the hard
working farmer has each year found him
self poorer at the end of it than at the be.
ginning, until inow in Senator sherman's
State Of Ohio. and in this State Of Pennsyl-
vania, his land Is worth, In many cases,
less than half what 1t was % years ago.
. "That may not be accused Of exagzer-
alton on this subject quote the words ola
leading newspaper on this city, which says:
The sugar trust bids defiance 10 the laws,
and goes Its way not hononbly earning
monef, but by combining 50 a TO create
an absolute monopoly and 10 entirely con
troll the manufacture and sale Of sugar, get
ting profits and q surplus in 9 way no more
honest than that Of highwayman who
bids bis victim who Is Incompetent to help
himself TO sstand and deliver That, Ia
dies and gentlemen, is what the Republi-
can party has done In respect TO chief ne.
cessiiy Of Iife."-Wayne Macveagh, FORM
erly Attorney General under President Gar.
fields administration.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

QY virtue Of decree 81 the Circnit Court
~ for ~; MarYss county, sitting III Equf-
u, passed Ia the case 81 Maria r. W1fte
70 William K Watts. the uDderssfnc3.
Trustee. win sell - public auction, Is the
Court House door IL Leonasdioun. on
TUEsDAY. &c 1sta dag n sNsusnsrr, 1851.
between the hears o. ~ o'clock. IL. ana 1
O'Clock. r. H.. al that tract or parcel 81
land called and known =
WEST ST. MARyss. containing sro
acres, more or less.
The above real estate il located ID tfe
2nf election district u s.. Nery's county.
directly upon the Il. Mary's river. aud
within short distance II BAcon's wharf.
The soil Is good and-the improvements
consist Of good Dwclfing House and 9TH
CT necessary improvements
THE TERMS OF SALE, a. prescribed
By the decree, are CASH on the Hav of
sale or on the ratification thereof
B. HARRIS CAVALIER.
Oct. 20--tss Trustee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

Sakuriay, 0cfoker elh, fs92. AZ he resi-
dence Of Der mother IN Washinafon. d. c..
LUCY, youngest daughter 0f Mrs. Fs1lef
Abel and tie late John B. Afeil. Ill the
2ist year Of her age.
The news Of her death, occurring when
che was 5nzt budding into womenhcod.
and coming 20 Suddenly upon our com-
munitY where she had 80 lately passed Der
childhood days. caused . feeling d SORROW
In every heart and Q shade Of sadness upon
every brow To the writer, her young
lie In the relations that gather around
the fireside Of home, and Ia DE iuIpulses
and affections that live la the sanctuary III
the heart sseemed a shrine where saerifsce u
selfwas Joy. The pride and eolaceof de.
voted mother already flowed dewn with
the whitening breath Of time and care. il Il
indeed 70 us, apast finding CUT why IN
angels wing should 50 soon bring another.
shadow 20 such home.
To her griefstricken mother and family
tender ceepest sympathy and point them
10 the beautiful and touching words Of
Father Ryan for consultation:
"What the world hath never given,
Kneel and ask Of God above,
And your grief shsll turn 70 gIadness.
II you lean upon His love"
In Baltimore on October &c, MAGGIE
z wife Of the late DIR. James s. Bohanan.
Died, at The residence Of his mother, End
district, Sept 10, 1892, R0BERT CoMBs,
beloved son Of John H. and Lucy ". Read
mord, aged four years and eleven months.
Roble, darling can II be,
That thy look Of love no more can seer
Thy eyes once bright. now closed In death,
win think Of until my latest breath
Home Ia sad, oh. God how dreary,
Lonesome lonely every spot
Listening for thy voice I'LL weary
Listening for We hear It not
III 0RAEDMA.
Al her residence, In the 9Th district, Oct
2, 1892, Mira. CATHARINE ARMSWOR-
THY, In the 60lh year OF her age.
May the angels meet her and The Holy
Zion bring her TO place of refreshmenf,
light and peace. She was devoted moth
er,. q kind friend and q strict member Of
the Roman Catholic religion
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

The Beard Of Public Works viii NOT
make The appointment Of Commander OF
the Oyster Navy until some time In Nov.
although the term ofthe present incumbent
Of that office, Joseph B. Seth. expired on
the 9th CT the present month, and he ID
holding over under the law until his suc-
csssor i appointed and qualified
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
NOTICE.

WISH 70 inform my friends ana the p,,h.
nc generally that .hc recent death II my
pruther Albert will cause o. itbrsgn,i~.g,,
IN The business VI EdeIen Bros. ia viii -.
continued under tue old frsn nasae wifl,
tne same competent working s5rce. I'd
ina. am IN posiii "a 60 serve your fater.
est IN every particular.
- Refer bv permission 70 j. w. Gas.
dmore. - =
Win many thanks Cor the literal patron.
age of the past. and soliciting 4 ess,,tia,..
ances with The promise ofmy essosfs i, vr.'s,.
oen1u, am.
Very respectfully,
40 h-a T. Q. HDisLisS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
COLORRD KNIGHTS, ATFEEFIOHI

You are challenged 10 compete with the
Knights of ST Nicholas for the following
prizes $500; $500, $500; $1.00.
All riders can enter, whether married or
single. The tournament takes place ON
the FEAST OF ALI SAINTS or The
next flhc day, near ST. NICHOLAS
CHURCH There win be well supplied
tables and ample dancing room, with good
music In the new St. Nicholas Hall.
Tournament Judges Messrs. JEFF. johnson,
Alfred GLADDEN..
Marshall of Knights: Mr. Peter Thompson
Herald: Mr.. William b. Chase,
Orator: Mr. John Cajay.
Managing Committee.
Messrs.. Perry Cant, John Hopewell,
James III. Butler. james Il. Beal, Igngtius
Smailwood, William III. Brown, George
w. Matthews, William b. Chase.
Oct 20 '02-2A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
Liquor License Application.

-OfIcs a.
Clerk 0Esra osart s. sfary's County. Ia.
NuxBzE 10.
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named person has 6Ied application foT
License 70 sell spiriluous and farmented
liquors, for one year from Nay 1st, 1892.
Applicant: Philip Herman trading q
Philip Herman & CO, UnkleeslIle, Sc
Mary's county. Nd.
Freeaolders Recommending: James a
Watts. John Il Hilton, James E Mason. 9
Il Richards, q A Pembroke, Harry C Denf,
T s Bean. Adam. While, Jos A Bean, j
@ Cawood.
And that unless cause be shown in
writing 10 the contrary on or before the
3fth day Of Oct, 1899. the license applied
for viii be issued. provided the applicant
comply with the requirements Of law.
JAMES j. GREENWELL,
Clerk Circuit Court,
81 Mary's County, Nd
Get 90, 92-2t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
FOR THE SENATE.

Messs. Editors:--Please anncunce JAS.
4. d. RALEY as candidate for the next
Senate. subject to the Democratic conTen-
ton. NuYzuxn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
BOARDING.

First class permanent and transient
boarding ct
e. w. MATTKNGLY,
No. 321 n. Charles Street.
Terms moderate Baltimore, Nd.
May 5'02- ems
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
LAURA a. JOKES.

FOR SALE. ONE HORSE
and ONE MARI. Wei broken and per-
iectlY true. Apply 10
JOHN s. RALEY,
Hollywood. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

Mrs. Laura FL. Jones,
1u LEoSARDTowN.
"Your Store looks changed essyy time /
come ~ here, and I dIsoays zee 90 Eiang prsf-
ty neso nings."
Such comments are often made by our
lady customers. II is thus explained -
Having the newest and prettiesf, selling at
very reasonable prices, the people know
ing orr qualities are all right, cur goods
sell quickly. New pieces greet the eye
daily.
have now ready for inspection a hand
some assortment Of MILLINERY Of all
descriptions,
Dress goods in all shades and styles,
Braides, Gimps,
Velvets, silks in Ceielles,
Surahs, Indies,
Ladies' Goats and Cloaks,
Furs, Misses aud Childrcns'
Goats, Headwear OF all kinds.
In fact, a full line Of DRY GOODS. NO.
TI0NS AND HOSIERY.
Your inspection solicited. We cheer.
fully show you our goods and court com
parison In prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
Selling OF At Cost.

! win cell the stock Of goods In store
lately kept by Philip Y. Edelen, Leonard
town. Nd 81 retail, Tor COST, from this
date or viii sell the entire stock At o
considerable discount from cost pFce.
This 10 m old established store and has
always commanded large custom. An
% purchase entire suck. The store car =
rented BY parties purchasing.
NARY J. EDELEN.
- For further particulars. apply TO
z. GoUGH EDKLxx, No. 8 w. Camden 81
Baltimore, or TO 10. r. MORGAN, Leonard
town, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
1892.
FALL SCHEDULE.
WeeIns' Steamboat Go.
PAfUKgHT RIVER R0BTE.
. and after Saturday, sep,ember loth.
STEAMER ST. MARYiS .

viii leave Pier :, Light Ssreet. every Satur.
day and "Wednesday u so a. N f,r
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run
and PAtnxcnt River, as far np As Bcue-
dict Returning, will leave Benedict 90.
cry Monday, and Thursday az $50 i. n,
Sotterly at =. M, Milestone Landing a.
10 - NJ, Governors Run at ~ N Pmrn
Point a. p M, and Fair Haven az ESQ
p. m. for Baltimore.
Freight received At Pier 2. Tuesday aad
Friday, until 9 p. M, for the following
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
SgEsHH HEIaasgLAsB

viii leave Pier 2, Light S,reet. every sun.
day AZ p M, for patuxent river dsrees. /.
q fnr up "a Bristol. Returning. viii l,awo
Bristol at 12 M. on Monday, and MilIslone
3 p. M. Cor baltimore, calling u 90 wharges
below Leltch's except when signaIed from
wharves on the river Tor passengers and
perishable freight.
Freight received az Pier . Saturday,,
until p. M, Tor tho following whsryos
Lei,ch's, Whites Landing.
Trueman's Point, Ferry LANDING,
Deep Landing, Nottingham,
Hollands Cliif, Lyons Greek
Magfuders Ferry Bristol,
Lower Marlboro. III Pleasant Ferry.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Azcnt
Office, Pier Llghi street.
sept4
Il D. MuLLIKIS. CASHIER
Statesmen
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

HAVING connected myself with one Of
IL the largest Real Estate Exchanges In
New YORK, / am ready 10 place on the
market with advertising facilities unequal
ed any real estate placed In NV hands &C.
compan.ed with full description, location,
terms &c. L. j. WISE,
California. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
View Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

COX will buy NANCY BOAT, 90 n.
p%O long. 8 n. broad and will carry 40
bushels Of oysters. The boat has two sails
and Ia in good condition. Apply 10
ERNEST N. MATTtNGLY,
Oct 20-mT Compton, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

To||1[ee's Sale
3xuxnzx
Tnm1n 3 Nv -
LINUS V4 XNlV
:. s.s-'. = - s-s-- :. =.
.IufIQn7 H.cf9fn
b. y'.:ss = 7s-ss ,s.,sa IN .s !.
!. W. r. '|s ;, s . :s;s = s WI q
yesnbsr, 1850 I'd recoried among tn she
L.sn9 4ecerd46f 81 1Isry's cnunfy, "a r.
.ss . he hss b'sses s = Re sa coa ,as
1.''sss COR = ieonsrEzsown on
#(lE11y fhn rs ef uauewh., leoe
Hvt14ap0xs iovAi
AZ 11.cscrx,ux
- 49,. -. ....
$50 i, 49,. ten*'ae krAcf q land called or
49, = : ~ Wy
YTTHT INN unmrmu
dIEfI.H H&YAYk
SSA1x&4vU 0O4Ax0S
:. s..:,,.,. i. :.
ONCE, and a6sus iro nile n from e Jones o
nau, sna p<r1lcularIy described In the
nj - 81 1p0ss r0farred %, and containing
nan
loo hGft1. more on lass.
Also, ali th't tfact lying about two miles
lEoin the ADORE Described tract and known
-
-
Part Stony RIM :.
~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President:
GROVER CLEVELAND,
g Ven Fork.
For Wee president:
zDLAI e. STEPHENSON,
u Illinois.
For Electors at Large:
JOHN LEE CARROLL.
ALONZOfL. MILES
For District Electors
1st District-wILLIAM ID. MASSEY,
ID District-FRED. w. BAKER,
Sd District-J0HN HANNIBAL,
Ali Distriet-C. Rn)GELY GOODWIN,
9Th Districs-DR. ABRAM CLAUDE.
9Th Disirict-W. V. B0UIC.
For C5ngy1ss:
BARNE.S COMPTON,
osPsTns Georgs's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
NOTICE.

All persons are notified not TO trespass
with dog or gun On the farm known rs
"Dr: Phil. r. Edelen's," situated i'm the
third district. The law will be rigidly
enforced against ali who disregard this
notice. Fl g. GREENWELL.
Oct 13-4z
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20
GOODS TO SUIT
SEASON 6 TINES

/ HAVE returned from Baltimore with
Il full and carefully selected stock ofgoods
to suit the Fall and Winter trade. all OF
which will be sold at the lowest prices pos.
sible.
/ respectfully invite all Of my old Gus
TONERS and many pew ones 10 come and
inspect and buy, as am satisfied they will.
after looaing at my stock. Il consists Of
Mems aud Boys Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
both leather and rubber
Mems and Boys Neckwear and Under
wear.
/ have special bargains in
Brown and Bleached Musiins and
Canton Flannels,
Dry Goods of all kinds,
Hardware. Queensware.
Ready Made Clothing,
Cassimeres and Kerseys,
Groceries, Harness,
Hats and Caps,
Shoe Findings, DRUGS.
eic.-in fact, everything usually kept in q
frat class store.
In addition, have added MILNE
RY DEPARTMENT, which is In charge
Of . competent Ailiiner from Armstrong.
Gator & TO, who is prcpsredtfo suit all IN
the Millinery and Dress Goods line.
Come and see. and am satisfied You win
go away pleased.
A f. FENWICK,
Oct 13-3mx
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-20

Eess: g: coss.. Attorney:
rRusrEE's SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
RY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
~ for 81. Marys county, sitting az Court
OF Equity, passed In 8 cause wherein Sarah
4. Combs Is complainant and Martha e.
Cough and others are defendants. the nm
derslgned, Trustee, win offer at public auc-
ton 81 the Court House door In Leonard
town on
SLTURDLY, HoTsmbsF :, fSg2,
between the hours OF IL O'Clock. M. and
8 o'clock, p. m all that valuable real es.
tate, situate In the Fifth election district az
81 Mary's county, Maryland. whereof the
late Ignstius Simms died, seized and DOS.
scssed, viz:
Those tracts or parcels ofland called and
known as
Gardeners Grors,
Long Looked for Come at Last,
Neighborhood,
Bas.ford and addition to
Gardine-'s Grors,
containing 1881
4crss, more or less.
Also, all those tracts or parcels of land
called and known as
Long Looked for Come at Last. con-
tanning so Aeres, more or less.
81. 1Aen'as, containing 294 Acres,
more or less,
together with store-house and dwelling on
said land.
These lands have In late years beer CALLED
and known as H0sUmrd's Race.
The Improvements consist Of q commo-
dlous and comfortable dwelling. rood ana
substantial barns, stables and other
ne sessary out buildings and there are on
the estate houses for tenants and other
improvements. The land Il of erccllent
soil, in good state Of cultivation and pro-
duces fine crops Of oil the vfaple prodncf.
OF the section. The property q Convenient
to churches, schools, stores, The Mechanics-
vile railroad station. Patuxcut River
Steamboat landings and y situated il !
healthy and agreeable nei9hborhood. TIE
projected 8. Nd. Railroad passes through
the property.
Persons desiring 70 purchase land cannot
go wrong Ia buying this property q 4 q
very productive and win always I'll
readily.
The lands win Be divided and sold IN
lots q suis purchasers
TARkS 0FsALR;
As prescribed BY the decree are. Ons-
third OF the purchase money 10 Be paid n
cash on the day Of Gale and The residue n
two equal instaIments Is one ana two
year credit the deferred payments 20 be
secured 70 the saiislscfion 81 fhe under.
signed and % bear interest from the day
ROBERT d COMBS. Tru.,ee.
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NEW STORE
In LEOHARDTOVN.

] BEG 10 inform my friends, aud The
public generally, that / have moved
into the New Store, adjoining Shanks'
Hotel, and IL il being h.ied With goods
that you would expect 70 End IN any
first cs.ss store. IL 10 my aim % keen
goods 70 please and a prices faat can
not fail TO suit you.
You are cordially invited 20 call and
examine my stock and get my prices
before buying else where.
Ycurs for satisfaction.
]. ". JOHNSON.
Jufy W.T.
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NOTICE.

There viii be Prohibition Mass Meet
ings at
John Pat"aer's, Monday, Oct I'm. at 8 p. m.
Leonardso1n, Tuesday, Oct. 1sn, at p. ~.
ohapaeo. Wednesday, 0cs. 1sas, at 8 p. M.
The meetings viii be conducted by DIR.
Whitney, (speakerl Prof Wheaily and
others (singers) Ladies and public gener-
ally are cordially invited.
BY order,
JOHN PALMER,
Chairman Central Committee
Oct 10 'S2-l& for ST. Mary's Co.,
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Democratic Meetings.


The gravity of the crisis in the nations
life appeals 20 every citizen to prepare 10
cast his ballot for the right, illumined by
his love Of country aad his desire for the
happiness and prosperity Of his family, and
bearing this grave responsibility and desire
IN our carts, We beg You to come out in
force, men, women and children of old
St. Mary's. the mother Of all the great
Counties Of our noble old State, and hear
the great truths and doctrines expounded,
as follows:
At HILLTILLE, on
MONDAY, October 24tl.
At TALLEY LEE, on
WEDNESDAY, October 2eR.
On ST. GEORGES ISLAND,
WEDNESDAY, Oct ,2etA, att m.
at JARBORSTILLE. on
THURSDAY. October 27R.
At CHAPTICO, on
SATURDAY. October 2ota.
At AILESTOFN, on
MONDAY. October sia.
At MECHANICSVILLE, on
WEDNESDAY, Norsm5er End.
At ST. INIG0'S. on
SATURDAY Y, November sta.
The Hon. G. c. Magruder, Of Prince
Georges county; Richard B. Tippeti, Esqr,
Of the Baltimore Bar. from abroad, viii be
hea- to assist Us, together with our own
distinguished talent from all sections Of
the county.
Meetings 70 be called in each district
promptly Ut 2 o'clock, p. m.
By order,
THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL. COMMITTEES
cfSs Mary's County.