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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-02-04
THE TAXPAYERS RECoMsfENDA.
TTONS.


The gentlemen who met In the recent
taxpayer convention In LeoHardtown
represented something over one hundred
thousand dollars Of diseased property and
during 1890 81 paid over one thousand
dollars In taxes, or one twenty sixth Of the
whole amount levied for county expenses
In the levy. sigEed June 10, 1890. We
mention these facts 10 show that their in
teresi In our county is % great that they
could have none other than good motives
IN their recommendation, every one OF
which, we believe, they firmly thought TO
be step In the right direction. While we
cannot wholly agreed with them we ad-
mire them for their honest effort 70 advance
the interest Of our community As II Is given
them to see IL.
The propositions they have advanced
are not yet fat accompi rs many seem 70
think. Before they become laws they are
TO be passed upon by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland. "The cleanest corn that
ere was digit may hae some pyles o. chat
in applies as well TO taxpayers opinions
as TO other things. vet il Is with becoming
difference that We advance the idea that
their recommendation need winnowing.
We shall endeavor to be brief and in this
paper viii coafine ourselves TO the propo-
sitions 10 reduce the amounts allowed our
county officials. II is proposed 10 allow
the Clerk 10 the Circuit Court $500 per
annum, the States Attorney $500 &c.
To make these reductions now. would,
We think, work an injustice which we will
endeayor to demonstrate by homely illus.
tration. There are points Of similarity be-
tween an election and horse race, purse,
30 to speak, being offered in both cases.
After the handler has spent his time and
money in training his horse, puts it in q
race for a purse of $1,000 and it passes I'M
der the wire winner, would he not right
ly think himself defrauded If the stake
holder paid him of with $500? Would il
not be very like violated contract, and
should not all contracts be held sacred ?
The candidates in last falls election ran for
the Offices as they are, and is IL justice to
the winners TO deny them what they won
The recommendations bear especially hard
on the States Attorney as they propose to
reduce his allowance and largely increase
his work, the adoption of Judge Burke's
bill imposing upon him-the present work
of the Grand Jury in cases below ielonies.
Wide, Sec. 3 of the Bill.
Two years ago, the Farmers Alliance
made an effort TO cut down these expenses,
the reductions TO take effect at the expira-
ton of the terms of the then incumbenis.
1t is our taxpayers misfortune it was not
then done. The present officials would
then have gone in with their eyes open.
In this paper it is assumed that the tax
payers meant their reductions Of officers
salaries TO be passed by this Legislature
and become at once effective. Howsoeyer
this be, when the committee interviews our
representatives, We have faith that what
ought 10 be done will be.
Later on we shall give our views on 9th.
er recommendations.
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Mr. s. Lecompt Raleigh lost several
sheep recently, presumably in consequence
of i'll fed dogs. These animals must have
something TO eat; and unless their humane
% owners supply the cheap necessary OF
dog life-bread-is II not surprising TO oc-
casionally hear that one or more Of these
hungry animals have made a supper on
an old eve pronounced yul or u tender
lamb? For conscience sake feed the dogs,
ard the sheep will then not be disturbed
by razor backed ours or the noble New
Foundland.
Merchants are seemingly doing fair
business.
Several peddlers made their appearance
few days ago, but they did not remain in
the village many hours.
As the days begin to lengthen signs of
farm life are visible. Grubbing is being
done by contract, and and some excellent
ditching has been done by Messrs. r. Dean
q Co.
Mr.. Forrest Freeman and family have
been III with La Grippe for several days.
Mrs. Annie Clarke laee Clarke,) sister Of
Judge S. ClazSe&died the past week. Mrs.
G. was an estimable lady.
A possoffice, so we learn will be estab-
lished at Benville's wharf at an early day.
There was Mass at ST. Michel's Church
31st ultimo Rev. FIR. DesReebs, who has
been quite sick, officiaied TO the delight of
his congregation.
Public schools are progressing admirably
we'll Teachers are cudeavoring TO impart
knowledge. The cooperation Of parents
is essential. II should be borne in mind
that teachers cannot learn their pupils, but
they may teach them provided patrons
assist by making their children to know
that they send them TO school not 10 diso6ey
but obey. the reasonable demands of their
teachers.
AZzANA
NIB. We have just been reliably in
formed by Christian gentleman that Mr..
Raleigh found one of his sheep zap a 9eei
Yes, Hp tree, dressed, that is, ready TO be
sailed and peppered. Whewi this is some
thing in favor of our poor friends, the
dogs. Next A.
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4 LhoNAkDTOWNt FCD. i, lcJS.
Messrs. Editors Death has again strick-
en- the beloved one, and LEFT another vacant
place by the fireside. II is now my pain
ful duty 10 chronicle the death of our old
and tried friend, Philip g. Love who had
been Chief Judge Of the Orphans Court
for the last sixteen years, a position which
he filed with honor TO himself and to the
benefit of his constituents. He was one OF
the best known and most respected citi-
zcns of the county. He died at his resi-
dence, Loveville, on the 18th ultimo. after
u short. bnt very painful, illness, in the Goth
year OF his age. His family and neigh
bors have sustained q loss that cannot well
be repaired. The vacant chair by the
hearth speaks in quiet language Of his de-
cease, and his hushed voice attesis too truly
his departure TO that realm from whence
no traveller returns. In all the amenities
of life he was guided by what he believed
to be strict regard for right. He was a
loving husband, an injulgent father, a
good neighbor, sincere friend and use
full citizen. His family can i'll afford his
loss, and his untimely death viii, at home
as well as abroad. be keenly felt. But
such is life, and we think it matters but lit
tie whether we 60 sooner or later, so that
We are ready when the parting hour shall
come. believe our friend was well pre-
pared for the dread messenger, and know
that the best eulogy of him is TO be found
in the record he has made here, and it will
always speak Tor him.
The memories Of life How sweet and
| pleasant the retrospective How sweet
and consoling TO the so1owing and aching
heart What sunlight they shed around
iife's path even though it may shrouded in
clouds and darknessi Still, they hover
around and cheer the hours of sadness.
The memories of childhood are sweet as
the first bud of Spring; they expand be-
meath the genial rays of The sun. They
are pure and innocent and remain when
the memories of other days are faded and
gone. Youth has its memories tco-those
of home and parents; the fathers Blessing
and the mothers kiss; the gentle sister
and undetermined and generous brother |;
the old school house in the woods ana the
many little plsymates with whom we have
parted perhaps, forever; the dear one you
loved, courted and won and led TO the n.y.
mental altar, who, through the lapse Of
years, has ever stood by your side in mis-
fortune and adversely the same faithful,
true and loving wife, of the bright and
happy faces that have illumined the turbu-
lent sea of lifei Well, no more at pres
ent. HoT Box.
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COMMUNICATED.
LEosARprowx, Feb. Q. 1892.

LEoNAhDIOWNs EcD. ., lc5x.
Messrs. Editors I'm your issue of the
2Sth, ultimo, under the heading "a Spirited
Meeting" Doctor r. p. Blackstone, in
speaking Of the Taxpayers committee, is
reported as saying that "four rich men had
met in sort of mutual admiration society,
and had taken in few poor men to use
them, not TO bless them"-in other words,
TO do as they were directed. Now, wish
TO say TO Doctor Blackstone that was
member of that committee. and as I feel
assured he dS not allude to me as one of
the four. must necessarily be included
with the poor people FUSED" by said rich
men. do not consider it any disgrace to
be classed with poor people but / do con-
slider IL reflection upon them Cor any man
to insinuate that they thereby become tools
ready TO fawn and cringe 10 the will Of
others on account of wealth. No man Of
honor or intelligence would surrender his
individuality in the manner insimated by
Doctor B. Yet this is just what he would
have the public believe majority Of the
gentlemen on that committee did. As To
the liquor question we did not transcend
our authority in dealing with it, II was
within our jurisdiction, and we did not in
any way infringe upon the rights of the
''poor in general" as some demagogues
would have it appear The committee was
appointed TO formulate plan for the i'm
proyement Of the public roads, and TO de-
wise means for the reduction of taxation.
As the law now stands barkeepers are re-
quired to pay $50 for their licences and
merchants SIS The former are author
lied TO sell spirituous liquors in any guam
tity under pint and the latter in quaint
ties not iss than pint. Now, ask, do
The latter as q class adhere to the laws9 I
have been informed that not more than
four merchants in the county refuse to sell
liquors in quantities less than pint. This
Is known to the Grand Jurors, yet they are
powerless TO correctthe abuse which allows
one set OF men. with an SIS license, %
usurp privilege FOR which others must
pay $50. In Justice to the barkeepers
make the license uniiorm--say go. This
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The recent cold snap enabled many OF
our citizens to fill their ice houses.
The Orphans and Commissioners Courts
will meet Tuesday next, the 9th instant.
James Brown, colored, aged about so
years, 9th district pensioner, died recent.
iy.
We have received an article from Col.
John +. Dent which we will publish in
our next issue.
His many friends will be pleased TO hear
that there il slight change for the better
in Mr.. Jno. 4. Carpenters condition.
The st. Mary's Teachers Association is
to meet FRIDAY next, the 9th instant.
President Duke is anxious for all the
members to attend.
Mr.. q. ID. Carpenter, of Budd's Creek,
through r. S. and A. p. Lacey, Attorneys,
has secured a pension of s. per month for
Matthias Dyson, colored.
In our report of the proceedings of the
recent taxpayers convention the name of
MIR. Zach. johnson was unintentionally
omitted. He was there.
Tuesday last was ground hog d "" and,
as the warmth" had abundant opportunity
to see his shadow, we are to expect six
weeks more of Winter.
Our county has not enjoyed an immunity
from the grip but We do not believe its
consequences have been as fatal here as
elsewhere. We hope it may soon disap-
pear.
There will be no service next Sunday at
Sc. Andrews Church, or at 81. Peters.
Rev. Mr.. Murch having been suddenly
called away by the serious illness Of his
father.
We reprint on our first page an editorial
from the Calvert Gazette on the public
roads of that county. The Gazette, il will
DO seen, heartily approves Of The Calvert
road law.
John Copsey, who, last Christmas Eve,
celebrated the 93rd anniversary of his
birth. died recently at his home in Char
lotte Hall, district. He was one of the
pensioners ofthe 9Th district
We were much pleased Tuesday last to
receive q call from an old schoolmate, Mr..
George Reeves, who years ago LEFT St
Mary's to seek his fortune in Missouri.
May he continue to succeed
Third District taxpayers desirous ofpay-
ing their taxes can be accommodated by
calling at the law Office of Dsn1. E. Graves,
Esqr., Leonardtown. Sickness has pre-
vented the collector from getting around.
Many farmers of the 9th district are using
prepared cotton to protect their tobacco
beds from the ravages of the fly. We are
told they buy it Of the Southern Maryland
Commission Agency for p cents per yard.
VIM. F. Holt, colored, convicted of send
ing improper letter through the mail, was
sent to Jail for ten days.-Sua. Holt resid-
ed in Leonardtown and his arress by u
S. Deputy Marshal has been previously
noted.
Capt. John A. Keicham resigned com.
mand of the John L. Tygert and was
succeeded by Capt. o. Sprigg Simmons
formerly mate on the Sue Sam. Capt
Ketcham was gentlemanly and oLiiging
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Not George.
From the Sunday Herald.

A well-known wholesale liquor dealer
in Baltimore who had occasion TO visit St.
Mary's county during the last campaign
narrowly escaped being compelled to make
temperance address at a church enter
tainment in Mechanicsville. The gentle
man in question got off train at Bean
town, Charles county, to take convey
ance 10 Mechanicsville, ST. Mary's county.
He recognized team from the latter town
and asked the driver what he was doing
there The driver replied that he came to
meet a gentleman from Baltimore. The
liquor man said:
81 am the only Baltimorean who got of
this train"
Then, guess you're the gentleman I'm
looking for" replied the jehu.
The liquor merchant got in the wagon
and was driven tc Mechanicsville. The
wagon there stopped in front of hall
where an entertainment was in progress,
and the merchant was told 10 go in. He
was heartily welcomed by number of la
dies, and ice cream, cakes ana otner ueilca-
cies were profusely offered. He soon sus-
pected that he had been taken for some one
else and sent out quickly and ordered a
team for Leonardtown. When the team
was driven to the door he politely thanked
the ladies for their kindness and informed
them that he must leave. The ladies pro-
tested against his going away as they ex-
pected him to make an address, at the
church, that night. The merchant replied
that it could hardly be expected Of liquor
dealer to make temperance speech. Then
all the ladies exclaimed:
"why, are you not Mr.. George Cotton ?"
He said he was not and hastily left. II
seems that Mr.. Cotton was expected that
day, but did not put in an appearance.
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OLD PIoSEEE.-Young men, old men
and all kno " where 70 get their furniture
They know that the Brown Store Is the
originator Of furniture and low prices are
his motto. Too many homes have been
made bright and cheerful By the presence
Of the fine furniture johnson has placed
within their walls, and be reminds you
hat he intends 70 place more In your homes
Equality and price win help 70 do it--adv
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REFER ~ PERMISSION 70:
]. w. Halt. President First National Bank,
Baltimore, Nd. Henry Williams. Agent
Weems Line Steamers, Baltimore, Nd.
James Edmonds, Cashier National Bank ol
Commerce, Baltimore. Maryland.
We have with Us Mr.. Il ID. K BEAN,
who will give bis special attention 10 the
inspection and sale OF tobacco His famil-
iarity with the trade and his experience as
salesman viii he guarantee for the besi
prices and prompt returns.
Apr. 10. Elf
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Nd. 4 VA. STEAMBOAT co.


dafHzE - SIZE
Capt w. G. GEoGHEGAN, win leave Pie,
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday at 8, p. NJ, for the following
landings on the Potomac river:
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Benville's, Lodge wharf,
Brome's wharf, Mundy's Point,
Bacon's wharf, Hometown,
Jones' wharf, Abell's wharf,
Coan wharf, Howard'e wharf,
Cowart's wharf, Nomini Ferry,
Lewisetta, Mt. Holly wharf,
Kinsale wharf, Cobrum's wharf,
Miller's wharf, Stones wharf,
Leave LEoNARDT0wN for BALTI-
MORE on THURSDAY at o A. NJ.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Benville's, Piney Point.
6rome's wharf, Leonardtown,
Bacon's wharf. Abell's wharf.
Jones wharf, Towards wharf,
Coan wharf, Cobrum wharf,
Cowart's wharf, Stones wharf,
Lewisetta, Lancaster's wharf,
Kinsale wharf, Bushwood,
Lodge wharf, Chaptico wharf,
Mnnday's Point, Liverpool Point,
Miller's wharf, Glymont,
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON,
ID. 9.
Leare Washington for Baltimore on Sunday
alta r. NJ
cY No Freight received after 430 p. m
No Bills of Lading will be signed excep
those of the company.
ALVIN p. KENNEDY,
General Agent.
CHAS. r. LEWIS. General Manager.
April eff
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FOR SALE.

A desirable farm, one mile from Leon.
srdtown, and containing about 200 acres.
IL has fine buildings and Is well adapted
to all the staple crops of the section. and
PARTICULARLY to fruits and vegetables.
veil wafared. For terms and particular.
apply TO CHARLES v. HAYDEN.
sept So-"s Lconardt0wn, Md
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There will be meeting Of the Vestry Of
81. Andrews Parish IN Leonardtown on
next Tuesday, February 9th, instant, at II
o'clock, a. m. A full attendance is request
ed.
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Saint Maru's Beacon.
COUNTY NEWS.
Ths Teachers Association

will meet Friday next, February 9Th, In
slant All the members are urged 10 a.
tend. BY order, JoHs F. Duke, Pres't
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Fire and Life Insurance.

THE undersigned can place insurance
on iarm property for term policies at yeiy
low rates IN the Royal of Liverpool, tho
company having the largest surplus In the
morio; mo. no charge for survey or policy
Also Life Insurance can he secureJ Z,
New York Mutual Life and Mutual Re.
serve Fund OF New York at low rates.
49, 10. II. MORGAN,
Dcc 1ss Agent
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the POLICE GAZETTE

Is the only illustrated paper In the world
containing all the latest sensational and
sporting news No saloon Keeper, Bar
Der or Club Room can afford 70 be without
II IL always makes friends wherever Il
goes.
Mailed 70 any address in the United
States securely wrapped, 10 weeks for
Sent Five Cents for sample copy.
RICHARD K. FOX,
krankiin Square, New York CITY.
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There arrived a few days since lady
and gentleman at Moore's Hotel. ineuiring
the way TO the Brown Stare. After buyinS
. pair of those solid comfort shoes they
walked % miles without any complaitn
about corns and hurting their fect.-adv.
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FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
Messrs. Editors: Please announce w.
v. WATERS, as suitable candidate for
the next Sheriffalty subject to the decision
OF the Democratic party and say that he
viii be warmly supported all over the
county and especially by the
EIGHTH DISTINCT.
Nov 10 91-se
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7 AM now offering The best assorted stock
i Of
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Cloths,
Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes.
These goods have been purchased a, the
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE

are as complete as generally kept In vii.
lage store Ii Is no trouble 10 show goods
and visit TO my store will give you salts.
faction and save you money.
PHILIP F. EDELEN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Nov 10 Of
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Christmas Gifts
AND
Holiday Presents
IN DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS and
FANCY GOODS

You could not find better present 10
make 20 you Mother or Sister, Brother,
Father. Husband, or Wife, Uncle, or Aunt,
Sweetheart and Lover, than some Of the
following. Every Purchaser that mem
tons this advertisement will receive a
Christmas Souvenir with the first purchase
they make.
Black and Colored Dress Silks, sf yard.
All Wool Ladies Dress Goods, Is, 40, so,
rs cents yard.
A Bargain in ct Ladies Cloths. SOC q yard.
all colors.
Black and Colored Henriet,as, %, 80, 7s
cents yard.
Ask TO see our IS Blankets; they are Beau
ties.
Ladies' Long, Black, Feather Cloaks, only
% SO each.
+" Short rs cents.
Good quality colored Kid Gloves, only rs
cents Pair.
Black Kid Gloves, guaranteed, 81 Pair.
Gentlemen's lined and unlined Kids In sew.
eral grades.
Ladies'. Gents and children's Wool Hose,
100 Pieces Best Quality Prints reduced TO
"
Canton Flannels 8 10 12} cents a yard.
Good White Bed Spreads, 81 and 81 35each
Bargains In Men and Boys Cassimeres.
Large Variety Of Underwear Reduced In
Prices.
Send rs an order by mail or visit our
Store. We can suit you in both Goods
and Prices.
u A very large line of Christmas
Goods at value. Be sure and call.
Respectfully,
s. D. BURCH & CO.,
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1908 9TH Street N. w.,
Washington. DO.
Nov 19-1yz
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LOUIS HARLE.

has located at CALrv0RxIA, and In ready 10
fif any foo. from the smallest 20 the largest
at the most reasonable rates. Ladies and
eents fine wok speciality ct shortest mo-
tee Nov. fS--tff
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w. T. LrrrLxPAaE, Joux Il. BRrscoE,
Lateo Of Rumford. Va Late OIL & p Ag'cy
Llrr1rpAar & Bnlsoor.
General Cennissisan Merchants,
80 = cAarses a.. Cs-ae- Of ce.~.y.
BALTIMORE. ND.
Grain, Isbssss. Vegetables Frsii, oyasn Eal,
asd ind 4 liver! kiaa,
Handled promptly and 20 the Best Advan-
REYER RY PERMIssIoN to:

Handled promptly and 10 the Best Advan-
tage
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II WIZ. A.
! rnoneyon
fresh, new
pest quail
satisfactory
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nd be:con-
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEMS. LA.
DIES q C1ILDREN'S SHOES.
MEMS d. BOYS HATS e.
GAPS.
My Ladies' Dress Goods for variety.
taste and durability will equal any in tie
village, and my prices have been fixed 70
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Capt W. C. GEoGHEGAN, viii leave Pier
IS, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday at 8, p. NJ, for the following
landings on the Potomac river:
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