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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27
ICcMMUSICATED.

4
Nessrs Editors:-I had the pleasure &
attending the Democratic meeting tina,
cfme "a a. advertised Ia BEACoS, for ye~
'erCiaY, donday.) The meeting was ngt
large, but very respectable gathering OF
the old democracy Il the 9th District, ~
also u few outside Of the District Althoug b
it is very busy season If the Year, and
we have not time 10 attend Political meet
ings, nevertheless the old Sixth j. still
alive TO the issues in this campaign, aDG
viii make good showing nn the sIh 81
November, BY giving q god majority b.
the democratic ticket Although none ni
the speakers announced to address the
meeting were present, the people We're not
much disappointed, for we had an abi,
address from our old friend, the staunch
demscrat Hon. Thns Fl. Bond, and sls,'
from young graduate Of Charlotte Hall
school this year, Geo. L BuckIer, who
gave Us 8 telling address, slso, Dr Dorsey,
OF this district made few remarks. Mr. G..
W. l. Buckler c,lled the meeting b. order,
and Jno. W. Williams was elected Pres.-
dent and Or ID r=ey, secretary Of 'he
meeting MDLRAT.
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kexA& A99&44k &444s
Hydney T. Mudd. recently appointed re-
ceiver Of the Washington City and Point
Lockout Railroad, was at Brandywfne,
Prince Georges county, On Friday. The 2iss
instant. looking amer the property falling
into his bands By sviTsue q, said receiver
ship. Mr. Mndd bad stated on . Trip
West and had designaied Harry .. Orme
70 oct for him In taking custody Of the
personal effects Of the company which he
had already scheduled, and 70 run the cars
for freight purpose until bis return. but
wa called back By information received
bv him ie Baltimore yesterday 10 the effect
that the property had been tampered with
and the engine disabled from running
Mr.. Mudd found the engine largely taken
70 pieces and parts removed. Most Of the
small rolling stock and other personal
effects had been taken away and hidden or
made away with The key Il the block
upon which the engine was found could
not be had and the key Of the house OF the
premises occupied by the company had
been taken away. With The aid ola deputy
sheriff Mr. Nudd found and took possession
Of most of the personal property except the
piece Of the engine referred TO. Because
Of the tampering with the engine the
receivers will be unable TO run the cars for
the present.-Sua.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27
DR. JAMES THOMAS.

The announcement Of the death VI
DR.. James Tn, mas, In Baltimore, last
week was received with deep regret by
many relatives and friends in this county
Those who remember kis Kindly hosp.
tality as the genial host of DE La Brook-,
recall with pleasure many happy moments
spent with one Of Maryland's "old school
gentlemen" the types Of whom are now
fast faping away.
His noble qualities Of mind and heart.
The deep interest he ever manifested his
guests, his love of little children, and quick
apprehension of their wants, his readiness
10 60 70 the poor when called, and help
them by his profession, all these traits OF
character will ever keep his memory fresh
In the minds Of his friends.
He passed to his rest in the commune
i'm Of his church, surrounded by those
who loved him best. and tn large congre-
cation assembled at his funeral ON Thurs
day last, attested the esteem ofihe commun
ity he has left.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

Mrs. Martha Z Harris, wife Of Hon.
BENZ. G. Harris, died ai Eilenboro'. near
Leonardtown. Saturday. October %. 1893.
In the S0sh year Of her age.
October 20. 1888. Miss Martha Z Harris
vas married 70 Benjamin Gzinn Harris.
On the ffty-n Anniversary Of their we'd
ding day death came 10 the devoted wife
and parted her from her find and loving
husband. Mrs Harris was the light Of hes
husbands long and stirring career. She
helped him 70 the triumphs u his younger
days and shared and softeDed the sorrows
of LIES twilight. she was a wife Of whom
her husband well might say ''in her ! re-
joiced and was forgetful Of misfortunes ,
Monday last her mortal remains were laid
TO rest iE the family burying ground Al
EIlenborO' and the estimation in which
she was held was attested by the large con-
course which was presenta AZ her inserment
God gave her great length Of days; she
spent them rightly and well, and her gentle
spirit we trust and believe Is now safe in
Heaven.
Mrs. Harris came Of an old and honored
Maryland family and was lady Of great
intelligence and rare attainments- In early
life she began a dairy and kept it TO within
short time Of her death She was u
daughter Of the late John Harris. Of Balii-
more; and a niece of the late Hon. Benja-
min Gwinn Harris. purser in the U. :.
Navy and afterwards a member Of the
Executive Council OF Maryland. Hon.
Thomas Harris. Clerk and Reporter OF the
Maryland Supreme Court and author 81
Harris Entries, was her uncle. Is also Was
the late Jos Harris, Esqr., who for ifty
years was Clerk 10 the st. Mary's Court
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[CHAPrER 1911

AN Acr prohibiting the sale of spirituous
ar feriDented liquors in the several cnun-
ties of the Stale on the day Of e.ection.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by the Gen"
raj Assembly Of Mar, land. That IL shall
not be la wful for the keeper IL any hotel
tavern, store, drinking establishment, or
any other place where liquors are sold, or
for any person or persons, directly or indi.
rectlv, 10 sell, barter, ar give or dispose Of
any spirituous or fermented liquors, ale or
beer. or intoxicating drinks OF any kind, on
the days oI election hereafter To be held in
the several counties of this State
SEC 2. Be il enacted, That any person
violating the provisions of this act shall be-
liable to Indictment by the Grand jury of
the county where the offense is committed,
and shall, upon conviction bef'r any Judge
Of any of the Circuit Courts Of this State,
be- fined a sum not less than fifty dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars for each
anc every offense, one-h half the fine shall h
paid the lnf,rmer, the other half Ia th'
'ounty Commissioners, for the use Of th'
public roads.
s. CHAPMAN THOMPSON,
Sheriff OF st. Mary's county
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COMMUNICATED
Education. . positive good--a blessing.
JONES WHARF. MD.

October, 1892
Messrs. EditOrs:-Kncwiug that you al
ways take deep interest in education il is
a source Of pleasure TO me. 70 state that
desire which have snienained since III
schools Of my distric, were opened Septem
Der 18th ul;imo. was happily consummaied
recently. The Goth instant, was most
beautiful day, the. atmosphere was genial
and my spirits were in happy mood. 80
started ON my visit, all Obstacles being
removed. 10 the differe I schcoIs. A short
ride brought me 10 the old fashioned schoo'
house In ~ Lagos Neck, sbd il gises me
real pleasure TO stats thA.e found 'he
teacher. Miss Annie Raley;a most pleasant
lady. 4 short while convinced me that
she understands her duty. Both patrons
and pupils like her, which Should be very
satisfactory to her and her many well
wishers.
The next school house on my ron'e was
at the Pine, and half hours ride placed
me under the friendly shade Of the pretty
oaks which thickly grow upon the premises
The teacher, Miss Mary Heb, has large
school, and I am satisfied that her pupils
are making proper progress in their several
studies. She ia psinsiaking aud keeps per-
feet order.
Now for Baker Herberts school away
down IN downtown. Il was twelve
O'Clock when I reached there, and the
children were eating dinner. Friend Il.
created me with his usual smile and soon
/ was helping myself 70 fried chicken and
other god things. he has q large atien-
dance. and 1 may sally assert that the
natrons could not have seiecsed 0 better
teacher. Afler, trAyeling for an hour or
more. I srrivsd stthe 81 Jerome's Neck
school house Miss Rosa MIiburn 10 The
teacher. and o most excellent one, TOO.
She recognizes her great responsibility. and
her pr.cts.,ed eye il able u discover and
nroperiy weigh al that Is required in the
.choo, room. / congratulate the pstrons
car their good sense. in keeping Miss Nil
ih,r, a. the;.r teseher. Having concluded
the nleasans task assigned myseif, ] will
s.v sba, the First Election Dissrict hss q
cor,s Of compeient teachers They are
hr;eh, ornaments Of the community. and
no. HAT shev have nos erred in atiribut-
;nv too much to genius and favorable op-
Dor,uni,ies. May our school houses always
b. occupied by teachers who believe thai
knowledge Is worth possessing, md WIG
ara willing 10 apply their energiesi II behali
~ ,beir pupils. ID the deep and abiding
wish Of hasty
vIsIToR.
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LoEl-tovn Locals.
From uur Regular Correspnndent)
Messra. Samuel l.. Rawleigh, b. /. Ed
wards, w. y, Ridgell and Ed. Cullison, the
principal ca, ps2ters. have nearly complet-
ed the large addition TO Messrs. a. ,. Ben
Vile and Compsny's store al the Pine.
This Company Carries the largest and most
varied assortment Of merchandise Of any
s,ore in the district. Their millinery de
par,ment is always replete with the latest
ard best styles. and the lsdy clerks never
seem 10 tire showing goods AID scc"mmo-
dating customers ne plus ultra john for-
r+s,el. Lawrence Williams and Hugh
Smith, the clerks OF the other departments
are polite and study to please.
The new holiday, 2lst instant. was ap-
pr"pria,ely observed by the school Of the
district.
lhe eulogy of the poet on Lewis the
Fourteenth could be quoted in reference 70
Columbus. really nothing could arrest
,.hi. noble msn's vigilance. and when the
shattered fragments ofhope descended upon
him and the RUNE struck him, he. De u
said to his eternal praise, remained y
stranger to fear. The false and ncsle
breath of friends % chains, prisons. etc.,
did rot cause him TO deviste from ths
path of iniegrity. A noble example 70 'ne
youth of the 18th century, indeeG.
Combining our thoughts to material things
VIC donot think It ont Of place here 70 say
tina, within fe~ days several changes
have taken place. Barns and granaries are
filed with new productions Of the fields,
and they in turn have been plowed and
now contain the seed which in dine season
will terminate, grow and yield to the salts
faction OF the sower.
The leaves of trees have taEen on theii
rich au,uminal colors. and the little boy'
are gathering chestnuts, possibly TO add &c
their stores for winter.
Several Of our neighbors are suffering IN
consequence of severe colds. We ask, an
- more colds taken in over heated thar
II 49, cold rooms? Is there necessity To
c,rr,r, Sks ours for breathing AR which
h.. los, . VI Of its oxygen? Isn't tn
suoply Of good siF smples A word to tn
rejecting mind. vs. presume, is sufficient
The turuip crop Is ,>xee'aent
Pop. pop, and down II. ubles inc "a airfe
with bushy tail. and even tie timid anima
which Vzlmotde Romare decla.Ses 'cns"su
the c d does not escape the fowle's aisl'
The ~a,ch-dog's voice is loud anS deel
~gOol night 1850
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

We have been compelled to bold over
for future issue several c0rrespondences
and much OF our editorial mentions
Wednesday last State Statissician How.
arb paid the BEAcos short visit We
were much pleased 20 meet him.
Mr.. B II Csmalier. Of the Central Com
mitiee has been sick but 10 now improving
and hopes 10 be en- the stump again before
the election.
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deputies, and there d 90 more reason 70
expect benefit from the enforcement Or the
law I'm the future than In the past The
law Is dismal failure, - 3 la.s vii he
% long as the beds srs the common pro
perty and the prey Of an irresponsible
public.
what i ali mems business Is no man's
business, and the indiscrisninsse plnuder
Of the oyster beds will continue until there
are no oysters 70 be taken- Nor Is this
remote contingency At the rapid rate Of
decrease during the last few years the beas
will be practically exhausted in two or
three years Al most The oysters 10 NOT
telong solely 10 the dredgers and songrrs,
but TO the people o. Maryland, and the in
seress Of those who are not engaged in the
oyster business Is, bY reason of their great
er numbers, far more important than the
interest Of those who are. But by adopt
Ing the lease system the interests Of all will
be conserved. The law can be 20 woried
that no individual will be allowed % lease
more than few acres. 30 that there vii
be nothing 10 prevent . longer or dredg.
er from leasing and culiivating his oyster
farm, and producing twenty oysters where
now there Is one. aud Of such superior
qusiityas will command double the price
which the inferior oysters nox bring in the
market The only way To meet the emer.
gency J. to remove the oyster question from
p,litics. aud apply the rules Of common
sense and study the enlightened interests
Of the public in lie adjustment
Will any Of our heal statesmen have The
courage 81 rise 10 the occ@sionf"-BaEfi.
more American
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Published by r-quest)
THE AMKRIcAHs OYSTER EDITORIAL.

THE AMERICAMs OYSTER EDITORIAL.
The Republican party believes in M
nopolies and IL is in 10 keeping with IT,
character that il shorid eek - place 9Hr
Oyster beds IN the cutchrs II y souhess
corporation. Read -wh hat tae leading kr-
publican paper ia the State saii 10 1901;
S..There is but one certain wayt preserve
The oyster beds of The Ches ,peAke and its
tributaries and max. them sufii ientl' pr
ductive Ia meet the needs of the pubi +,
and that 10 TO lease them to private part.
wherever practicable Fer the people TO
hold property in common is very attractive
TO some minds, but it is glitrering delu
sion. All experience 10 against IL, and in
this country we have had numerous proots
of its ,failacious character. The Indians
furnish q continuous object lesson. Where
their lands have been divided up among
the individuals Of tribe they are cultivat-
ed and their owrers are industrious anu
thrifty; but where they are held in cum
mon ~ has been very general until recent
ly. the lsnds are covered with weeds AMI
scrub, and the Indians are worthless. The
experiment has been repeatedly made by
white persons 10 bold lands in common for
the benefit of the whole community, with
the unvarying result that in verv brief
time the lands have gone to waste and the
community has disbsnded.
No sound reason can be urged for max
ing discrimination in favor of land
covered with water, and the experience II
fhose states where oystef culture has been
adopted Is 80 absolutely In favor If leasing
the grounds Ia private parties hist the
opponents of the system are mpellcd "a
Tesiore ID the demagogic plea of an effort TO
deprive the oyssermen of their livelihood.
Nor Il the pretense that the CulIing law
viii remedy the evil Of wasted beds and
scarce and interior oysters Of any mnrs
value The Chilling law was passed by the
/ last Legislature, and was in & rec last win.
ter for the first time II being new Law
/ tor the purpose Of arresting the depletion 81
the beds, IL was natural 10 expect that II
would be enforced with more enthusias m
! and regularity, on the principle that "a new
broom sweeps elean;" but the spolisti.m OF
the beds continued just as beflre the
CuIIing law was passed, and there were the
old Complaints Of scarcity and in;erioriiy
The oyster navy Is tn same As last year
VIM DE sAns ostmmsudsr aau shs nma
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lRep0Tted yOF ne be0c0n.l
Friday, October 81, 1892-Columbus
Day-was appropriately celebrated at
Charlotte Hall Academy. The building
was decorated with the Maryland and ma
tionnl colors, and an interested audience
attended the exercises. The following
program was rendered:
I..voca,ion, Rev. J. W. Chcsley.
Music-"L0rds Prayer"
columbus Day Ode" e Dannehower.
Fs.ay-"Colum5u.. he Boy" B. Buckler.
Columbus, The Student"
Columbus at The Courts Of Europe,"
The Shin Of State" !. s asas
Music-"My Maryland"
PART II.
"Promisin, Land at Last"
w b. Billingsley.
Essay" Columbus, ;he Discouerer
&c Edwards.
Columbus, the Chr..tia.,"
u
Columbus in Chains"
d ii. Leake
Death Of Columbus"
Il. L. Harrison.
The American Flag. A +. Rrug.
Music-T The Cruiser Baltimore"
ADDRESS.
Music Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean"
The invited orator could not attend and
Pro-. Edward r. Briscoe kindly consented
b. Oh the place on the program. His ad-
dr.ss was listened TO with marked atten-
tion aud interest the telling points being
literally spplauded
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

REFER BY PERMISSION to:
J. w. Hall, President First National Bank,
Baltimore. Md. Henry Williams. Agent
Wecms' Line Steamers, Baltimore. Md. /:
James Edmonds. Cashier National Bank Of
Commerce. Baltimore. Maryland.
We have with US Mr. + ID. X BEAN,
who will give his special attention TO the
inspection aud sale of Tobacco His famil
iaritv with the trade and his experience as
salesman will he "a guarantee for the best
prices and prompt returns.
Apri. 16. Gift
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

The members of the Cleveland, Steven
son and Compton Club Of the 6fh District
are requested to meet at Jarboesville, on
Thursday, the s7nd instant, At 2 o'clock, p.
m, sharp. Important business before the
meeting. Democrats Of the district are
earnestly requested TO attend.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

Mn. J w. johnson Is opening large
and carefully selected line of Millinery.
consisting Of hats, velveis, ribbons. ladies
and ohildrens' coats and underwear II you
wish 10 save money call and examine
before going elsewhere.
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MortcE.

All persons are BosIied NOT 10 trespaSs
with dog or gun 1n the farm known a.
'Dr. Phil. X Eielen's," situated in ue
third district The Law will b. rigid,
enforced against ais who disreQ srd iii-
notice. ii @. GREEN " ELL.
Oct i8-4s
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F. Oscar Morgan

Extends special invitation To his many
friends and customers Ia visit his STORE
and examine his large stock OF fashionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

Columbus Day was appropriately ceIe-
braled at the Sisters Academy, Leonard
town, by the rendition OF the following
entertaining program;
March. BY the Pupils.
Proclamation. Frank Camalier.
CoIumbia's Flag il Waving Welcome to
All.
ESSAY. Mary Loker
MARYLAND. Song, Pupils-
Essay-Onward, Maggie Comos
Out on the Ocean, Song, Pupils
Essay-Columbus in Chains,
Violet Mattingly.
America, Song, Pupiis'
Ess4y-Columbia, Louise Parsons.
Columbia, Gem of the Ocean. Pupils.
Conversation.
Ave Maris Stella. Star Spangled Banner.
TIE DEUM.
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FARRELL-HAND.

Miss Elizabeth n. Hand. daughter OF
John Hand, and w. p. Farrell. clerk At
the Carroll Hotel, were married at 4.3e
o'clock Wednesday afternoon At ST. Igna
thus Catholic Church. Madison and Cal
vert streets. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. John A. Morgan, president Of
Loyola College, assisted by Rev. John j.
Ryan. The bride wore q gold-brown
cloth dress, win silk trimming. and .
brown hat She carried Marechal Neil
roses. The ushers were James Hayden,
John Farrell, John p. O'Ferrall and w. T..
0'Connor. The wedding march was play
cd by Miss lena Linhard. A reception
was held AZ the residence Of the brides
parents, AS Morn High street-SYn.
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NO TICE.
Tc Hotel Keepers and all Others Dealing in
Liquors.

NOR the information 4 all persons cnn
IL cerned, the following act of the Legis-
lsiure. passed March 24lh, 1895, is pub
lished.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

1r;ss X e. Courtney, of 81 Inig :, cails
d j sal HtAEas 6aA wednesday.
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eve are Chock F.sss."

Mr. William A. Loker il sci ing bargains
In kanawah Pumps and Leibrandt Stoyse
and fixtures,
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"A nuptial Mass was celebrated At the
Cathedral Yesterday mornins ut 8 O'Clock.
when Miss = Agnes DonneIly. OF Balti-
more. and Mr. yoseph A. Moore. Of Leon
ardtown. were united in marriage, The
ceremony was performed by J. T Whelan.
Of the Cathedral. and Rev DR.. d.. Stat.
ford Of st Peters Church, was also in the
sanctuary. The bride is 6 daughter Of Mr..
Daniel Donnelly, OF Baltimore, and The
groom is also . resident of this city The
bride wore travelling gown Of gre,n
cloth. trimmed With gold passementerie,
and hal to match The wedding marches
were played by the Cathedral organisi.
Miles Fsrrow.' A large number of friends
of the bride and groom assembled at the
Cathedral for the wedding, and many Of
them went TO CamGen Station to bid fare
well to the departing couple on their way
10 Washington and Old Point for the hri-
dakirip. After,sshe ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at Hotel Rennert -
Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-10-27

At 81 Martins Church, on October 20.
1909, by the Rev Thomas J. Broydrick, ].
ROLAND DUKE, con Of John ?. Duke,
of Leonardtown, Nd, 70 KATHERINE
CARROLL. daughter Of the late Henrietta
n. and George w. CounceIl, Of Easson,
Md. a. RaEsaN8T ts
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LEI HsnH aDE

IF K'OU IRE i.okinr .ar /. .atc
and reliable place To trade we wish a. in
form yGu that all our departments arr 70
plete with the newest novelties. embracing
thu best OF bargains with which
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Sheriff Election Notice


NOTICE l. hereby given in conformity
~ with the Constitution anfinx<aws II the
State Of Maryland. 10 the Judgcso Election
and 10 the qualified voters 81 s., Mays
cssrnsy. that an election will he held In
said - unty on the tuesday next after the
first Monday in November, n being the
STA day Of NOVEMBER, 1892,
In the several election districts Of said conn
~ as f0llows:
First District At 81 Inigo's.
Second District at Oak Store.
Third District al Leoa4rdtown.
Fourth District at Chaptic0.
Fifth District az MechanicSville.
Sixth District af Good Hope.
Seventh District AZ MILESTONE
Eighth District at Centreville.
Ninth District af Adams Store,
for the purpose Of eiecting
One Representative 90 represent the Fifth
Cong essional District Of Maryland In the
Congress Of the United States.
And also Eight Electors of President and
Vice President % the Urited States
The polls for said election will be opsned
In each and every eletlon district OF said
county. al the usual places Of holding the
polls, ut 8 O'Clock, q IN. and will close AZ
o o'clock, p. IN, when the ballots shall be
opened and publicly counted.
e9- The Returning Judges are required
and directed b make their returns on the
end day (rhursdayl following the election,
10 the Clerk of the Circuit Court for -
Mary's county.
z. CHAPMAN THOMPSON,
Sheriff of 81 Mary's cnunty.
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r u IN IT?
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We are the Safe H0ssse with low
prices for HORNETS FaRsoEs Yelioss Ia
oeted, Genuine OIL Grain Shovs Tor men,
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