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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-02

convenient under a top coat. Although there
is economy in wearing reversible cuffs, the
link devotees care not for this trifing saw
ing in laundry bills. and argue that 1t is
mira dig for gentleman to wear reversible
(shank) cuffs.
In figure No. the rundown effect is
collar suitable for an elderly man. 1t is, if
high backed, for winter wear, and looks out
of place on young o" middle aged person
The Marathon has 5-S inch points, and
the space is IL inches.
Figure No. 8, Foremost" has 3-S inch
points and l 5-S back. The short necked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-02

MAJ. Gilbert Thompson. after a lengthy
absence on leave has returned to the city
and assumed command of the engineer
corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-02

There are many pleasant things about the
book 1t covers every phase OF human en-
deavOr but one. as has been minated and
on this subject it is strangely silent 1t
takes man ashore. leads him into the
maze Of official titles. and through the
shops enabling him to spend his har2-
earned cash; il tells him how to properly
arise in the morning. and how to eat break
fast in the true kanaka stvle: it enables
him to battle nicely and To buy Il yard of
yellow PRINT calico: it tells him how to
fasten upon a letter the Hawaiian postage
stamp AMI now 10 hire horse: IL leads
MIN 10 church and puts him through the
ritual without Il slip. and il enables him to
entertain stranger with hosD!tality. or
no" to bos-' about lot Of stupid worxmen
As has Just been shown. il teaches him
how to be good But II does not tell him
now 10 make love In that. maybe. this
beauuIuI iahSiaSe will fall short Of the re-
QulreHents o. the society Young men and
women Who are thinking Of studying it,
There u no chapter devoted to "spooning."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-02

J. T. WALKER SONS. ao4 10Th ST. NV
Building Papers. Moth-proof Goods. Fire Birch.
Clay and Tile Asbestos, flue Lining. Pulp Slate
&c. aell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-02
Col. Moore Satisfied.

Speaking to a Star reporter of the riot
drill of his command, the first regiment,
on Thanksgiving day, Col. VIM. G.. Moore
stated that he was exceedingly well pleased
with it's success and thought ii reflected
great credit upon the officers and men en-
gagged. Such maneuvers were not only a
relief from the monotony arising from par
ticipation In the regular drills, but more
than that ii was a very valuable matter of
instruction to the officers and men, 1t was
of course impossible to say when, if ever
there might be a necessity for putting such
drill in practical use, but nevertheless
such a contingency might arise at any
time, and for that reason riot drills should
take place as frequently hereafter as prac-
ticable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

ons Hundred Years cld.--HaIe and
hearty ~ 100 These are the words ex.
pfessive of ihough;s uppermost In the
minds of MaItby House guests last nighf
They had among them Thomas C. Ward
tssacc grower of Charles county, who
having lived out full sentqry still retains
that vigsr which enables him ~ move aboui
among bis fellow men. with the same spirit
Of 50 years sgo. Mr. Ward owns an ex-
teDsIse farm in Charles, which annually
ceiient quality. After the rnp has been
prepared fr market be comes % Baltimore
and disposes 81 IT, Four times . year he
visits this city and stops af the Maltby
House, where be has put mp for many
years He is ever q welcome guest; Il
known by evers body and knows nearly all
OF the 0ldiimers who have made the hostel
~ their ali de when in town.
he always takes his meals in she resiau-
rant, and Is what Is termed ~good feeder I"
After dinner be siroIls about the libby for
few MINUTES. gazing out # the window
and nodding cheerily Ia numbers Of pas<ers-
ny. he has wonderful memory for facrs,
and can readily recall the name Of a per
spn he has met many yssrs previously.
Presently he will dup into chair beside
the heater, where he will SOM be surround
ed by = c'aerie If kindred spirits.
Mr. Ward is fond of IKE, fund OF
which be has Gems tantiy nn hand. After
bnsiness Is done FIR the day he erjnys a
light supper, aud when ss,me friend sug.
grsts quiet game OF p,,ksr he quickly as
.senis. seaiei ~ und the table with three
lr more friends. be is 10 his element His
years are i0igJtlsn. aud bis play Is superior
D many younger men.
When he teiiIes Il is only 10 awaken
again at 4 in the morning. aud after taking
good walk he Is prepared for breakfast.
which be enjoys heartily He always car
rl's cane, but dues not depend ON il .nr
support. Dir. Ward weighs about $50
pounds am Is of medium height He car
lies his age well, and no one would i'm
'gine that ON November % last he passed
the Tooth mile stone Of his life. His ruddy
complexion indicates perfect health and
warrants the supp sirinn that he is destined
10 zee many more years OF usefulness.
We clip the alb we from the Baltimnr.
Aornsng Eerad Mr. Ward is rrgisterei
""ter 81 the Duh 'harldte Hall election
district II st Mary's County and was born
in Charles. lie is We'll known in our
u'"n and has many friends AL over our
c'nnty. He Saw the century begin an:
We hope he may see its end.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
downtown Locals.
(FrO,n our Regul1 CJrrespOndent.)

9SW SSS3B
From our Regulr CorrespOndent.)
nreigers have gone home To enj their
AnHs. and iongcrs are utilizing every da,
y ssibie endeayDrins 10 accumulate few
i"iars with which "a purchase Odthings
Elr the holidays.
M,ssrs. Powell and West, aud w. A. W
Clarke are shipping oysters bi weekly
North.
We notice buyers Of oysters are paying
ir IN IS cents To 81 no per bushei. The
brands are respectively k. Xxx. XXX
cults. primes aud extras.
Wo ID is selling fr,m 81 so to 81 90 per
C nd, and coal at $500 per TIN.
Merchants are doing iair business des
piie The d,ily utteraHces If hard times
Their shelves. &C. are replete WI h articles
-ail che,p f'r cash.
Steamers Sue aud Tygrrt make regulas
trips TO our wharves, aud The Arrowsmirh
has MT discontinued making Fri weekly
trips ID Miller's wharf, as has been reported
Our mail carrier is punctusi, ani neither
Wind. rain, nor snow storms hinder him
innm meeting his schedule appointments
Members "i tie Episc' pal church seem.
irg ave determined TO raise money tn
l'quidate their Indebtedness. Judging frnm
ir quenI entertainments held "A. different
PLACES in the district The MT proceeds, s.,
ar as our knowledge gpes, are satisfactory
The member nf the cplored Methodist
Church are having neat parsonage erected
for their minister, Rev. A. BrOoks Ii ap
pears that AFRO Americans nf this l,calit,
are progressive in the way If building
dwellings, etc. They are the workers of the
district, and in III king the statement. We
do not over state the facts, however un-
pheasant il may read to some of our friends
Ducks are Plentiful. and spnrtsmen are
having an enjoyable (?) time shooting and
manning the ppor creatures
Wheat is looking exceedingly well, par
t'cu!arly that which was sowei early Our
horae mrrket Is brisk. potat'es, 80 cents
per bushel; iurnips, IS CENTS diiu,; butter
% cents pr ID; eggs % cents per dozen;
beet from 6 to7 Cents per ID and pnrk at
different prices, 0wing to the quality.
May the editns. devil" aud readers #
the BEACON realize pleasant Xmas, and
may Santa Claus fil' up the little ones
s'ncking- with every thing lice
Ii Christianity had brought m other
] " into the world than the happiness en-.
j., ell by children on Xnts day. this, we
think, of itself Is suff :ient u commend it
Ia the faith and gratitude II mankind.
Now, bright the firr burns,
And hnswns to turn,
Pies. buildings. cakes large and small.
Christmas il near,
Blessed and dear,
Christm ~ the best time Of alH'
AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
saint lafll ! beacon.
COUNTY NEWS.


For the benefit 81 our p.tr,ns we give
below list IL the places where the best
g,rds usGy be bought fbr the least mnuey.
The list compriss the live merchants Of
out county-tne de,iers who wish the
public to know Whist goods they handle
aud who. through their ADVERTISEMENT, In.
vite the public To call and buy. You will
s4ye mnney If y0u deal with the BEAcox's
advertisers.
AIRS l.. A. JONES Special Christmas
VI bargains in Millinery, Ladies Dress
Gu,s.. Xmas presents &c.
1TR>. CORA ZEN WICK .-Headouarters
VI Tor Christmas Presents, Ladies' Dress
Go Il, Millinery, &C.
HOMES BROS -B0is, Shoes, Groceries.
u General Merchandise, g..
UyILLIAM A. LOKER. Furniture,
w Clibing. GHceries-iD shori, n first
cia>= stuck ~ all General Merchandise in
a ffsi-ciAs- stDre.
II o. MORGAN Ready Made Clothing
il. l., suit egtryb dy Grceries. B,ois aud
Shoes Eve ything usually found 10
M. store.
luke r. MATTHEW'S 3enaral Mer-
IL chandise. B.'ois. Sh 6. Dry Go DIS &c.
& BENvILLE-Dry Goods. Grp
a. eerie-, Bs,ls and sh.es, General Mer
ch lndise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
Read as You Run.

Mems overcDats sig "a To A, from So 81
t. $3.50 ut +. %. Morgta's, Leoaarjtbwn.
Nd.
Youths overcoats, age "A t. 10, from
- 90 % IS 90 a, F. =. Morgan's, LeonarL-
Upwn, Nd.
b It's AMI shoes speciality al f. o.
Mnrgtn's, Leonariiown, Nd
eE II you need powderei sage N season
.our sausage, call on Jones Bros Leon
ardtown wharf.
The largest stick ut r. adv male cioshing.
bs,is and shoes aud general merchandise
that has ever been brought d, LeonardtDwn
can be found at r. D. Murgan's
U-NeOk Ties fDr the dndc and alsn f,r
PLAIN man can i've found af Lake Come,
stand recently opened by Jones Broth
ers.
~ Canned corr and Tomatoes, direct
trm the fsctOry, t,r sale by Jones Broth
ers, Leonar'ibwn wharf,
Airs. Cora Fenwick has ju<i received and
has nnw for sale the largest assortment s,f
L'dies AMI Misses Goats ever brought q,
this town. Don't f,rget o. cab and See her
It Millinery Store. F. o. Morgan's. Leon
ardt0wn, Nd.
Ladies' can ma Just what they want IN
the way ut LWiivs ssssts, L2diss anssl tIis~ee
90 xir; Ladies hats and esny5krA Nm slse
millinery line by calling % Mr. 0ns Fen
wick. Millinery Sure, r. @. Morgan.
Le'narsih,wn, Nd.
People will 90 where sher can fad the
largest assortment Of gosGs in every line:
they know their business, and HAT Is The.
rsasrn they 90 to T. y. Morgan's. Leonard
tIwn, Md.
Little bows overc ,afs with CAPE. are n
Ia IL. from % Ia - so AZ =. q Murgsn's.
Lepnardtown, Nd
The most wonderful thing In the way of
ready made clsahiag Is ID 4 fsur dollar over
coat, sold by +. y. Morgan. f<e,nardtowa,
Md.
S,ou,'s Patented Snag Pr0of Rubber
b. rs can he hid nj jones 1rDthers, Lem
ardIown wharf
Little Buys suits. knee pans. a1e 4 10 IA.
frrm $3.50 10 . 30 suit at = @ MvFxan,s.
Leonardtown, Md
gT-If You want the old fashioned Rata
baga rnrnip. Jpnes Brothers hsyr them.
II Won want a nice suit Of clothes. n, 4.
r. ID M'rgtn's. L4,nsrit swn There You
wilt find the largest ass ,rtsaent in Ssufhern
HasY Wand
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
judge Crane Issues Another Order.

ADo,h,r order sished by Asspci,te Judge
Crime WAS flied Ia the 'ffice Of The clerk II
the ircult Court at Port Tobacco. Tuesday.
rquirirg an immediate re cunt of the bal
hts voted in cert in districts of Charles
cOua'y at the last election The legal
phase 1 The Charles county contest Is now
veIv peculiar one. Judge Crane ordered
9 recount This Was restrained bv Judge
Br oke December ~. instant, until an
answer could he filed by the couIestee and
4 hearing had on the issue
The case was tn c,,me up on the Goth ut
this IN NTH. Judge Crane renewed his
fnimrr order and when the examiner de
mandrd the ballot boxes, the clerk refused
to deliver item aud SD the matter stands
up e. the present writing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
Ii.ouNuSrcArEn-

Messrs. Editors 81 saw in your paper
short time ago where At meeting at the
Leaf robsccn Ass. ,ciaiion of Baltimore
City mandatory circular LAD been issued
u the tObacco planters If the State OF
Mar, land, which. after weighing all sides,
think is carrying things To an extreme
Ii we hpid our tongues. take n aciion ami
allow this order Ia % in f,rce, { will b. Tn
our great drtrin-nt, while ON the other
hand everyone else that has anything tn
d. with the hand ing of the tobacco will
be benefited, even 8, the 81 IN that furnishes
the lumher for the cask. He will hsve tn
furnish the planter with one .hird more
lumber Than usual. The sum Of 81 which
we are allowed fsr the cask in Baltimore
does not paw Us fur the cll,t of il. The
transportaiil N viii he one-Third m IRE, and
the Jslmm ssion will be in the SAM proper
tsnn d"nnt know the amount the buyer
gets f''r buying. bar have been b,Id he
gets 50 mach ger hisysh.-sd, 81 vnn can
very clearly s.,e. Messss E.ittor-, that all
this extra alnoaat viii GINA oal Vi the
ptOr pisnsr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

Cheap Eocks.--Is j. really remarkable
b. observe tie rrices nj whicss good liisra
ture can ne secured n..wadass. The BATH
more Nrlss" hs.weveT. sets all other records
at naueh, nv .ffrrirg 10 It's patrons the
cioi oi ise standard aud popular novels.
elegantly printed and hound in ornamen
tai cln,h iur 90 cents each under certain
millions The conditions, naturally, are
sue IS > bonn the circulation Of that
ent, r,srising iournal Five differently
nuaisrei npnns irnm the daily edition
of The ".yeacs," or one from the Sunday
"Netrs' must be presented with the 20 cents.
Only one sunday "Neaes" c"uPon is rrquir-
80 the express benefit If country resi-
IL who my have difficulty in prcur-
i'm The daily "lNeses" should il he drsir-
Via, the h.ok ar bp'ks iIe sent by mail,
10 rrnis a8d ti.nial must he sent, ar 80
cea,s in all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

LeOnaTdt'wn now has two gun clubs.
One is fully equipped and the other s1on
will be.
The BEACON wishes its patrons, one and
all. Happy Christmas and prosperous
New Year
Read the Winter Schedule Of the Weem-
Line publ he'd In this issue II goes int,
effect next Wednesday.
With the New Year we will begin send.
ing out bills ~ delinquent Subscribers and
We trust that they will promptly remit
Under he skillfuI bru h of Mr. J Mel
Evans the residence Of Daniel q. Hammr-iI
Esqr of this town, has been handsomely
eInhellished.
Tax Collector Williams will he /,
Leonsrdtown ON ruesday, January Q. 1894
aud also on 9th proximo To receive taxes.
Pay promptly AMI save interest
A determined eff .rt il to be made at tie
coming meeting Of the General Assembly
u pass law authorizing the leasing al
uup'NuCiiNe oyster STbuhus
We are informed that Landlord Challes
p. Ahell, of the Union Hotel, Is TO feed the
prisnnersdu-ing the term Of Sheriff Wathen.
Mr.. Abell is also deputy sheriff.
The report of the U s. Agricultural
Staristician dated December II, 1888, states
that except in the Case al buck whea,
prices are lower than for a number OF
years"
To day, Thursday. is the shortest day of
the year and. according g. the almanac,
the beginning of winter. The sun will
rise at II minutes AFTER 2 and set q, 40
minutes after 4
Cards are nu' for the wedding Of Mir
Edith Augusta King and james Milbnrn
Bennett, bihof Baltimore. The cerem N,
is 81 be performed at Trinity NJ Z Church,
December 20. 1898.
We return thanks to Land Commissioner
Laird r cnpY of his annual report ami
u Roger NJ. McSherry E,qr., IF Baltimor.,
for n pamphlet embodying his views OF
the tax question.
Editor Richardson, &c the Baltimore
Argus is can iidat.. for Reading Clerk Of
the Senate. We fell Outside the br.ast-
works" and cannot help him by vote,
but wish him we'll all the same.
A pustffice has been established at
"Ciarks," near Cuckhold's Creek, Patux-
ent district with RrbeIt A. Clarke post
MISTER. The new Office, we are told, is To
be served by carrier from Hollywood.
Moving day Is coming apace and those
s'f unr patr ms who change their posioffices
will please n.,tifs ~ punc,nalIy. giving the
name of The POSSIBILITIES fr,m which tl+y
remnve as well As the one to which they
wish their papers hereafter sent.
The young men Of our town have organ
lied Gun Club, p released a trap and one
thousand clay pigeons and propose a. have
regular 'shoots" Il is an innocent amuse-
ment and with ordinary Care in handling
their W ap ms no harm can result there
from.
We call attention to the advertisement
Edelen Bros. in another cflumn- The
largely increasing business of this popular
huu~e has made it necessary f'r them TO
move intn larger qusEters. Any cinsig'-
menis made them will receive careful
aud pn'mpt attention.
Monday last, was marriage license day
with Clerk Greenwell and licenses were
issued AS E,llows: James Langley and
Francis Sophia Morrison; William Alvey
and Eiiz,b BuckIer; Christopher G Hur-
ley and Sarah Irene Hayden, and % one
cnl,red couple viz: William a jordan and
Rssa rravers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
Tho Seymour Gun club.-The Young

The Seymour Gun club.-The Young
men ct our rown have ",ganized gun
club. and have CHI sen the seymour Gun
Club" as The name If their Organizaii"n-
They hive purchased a trap and birds. and
will select crrtnin evenings in each week
to I've devoted ,opractice. Mr.. JOS. ii. Key
his verv kindly allowed them the use Of
one nf his Il. IDS near Town as shH"tiDg
ground. In the near future the club ex-
poets t. sh. ct against rival teams through.
out he G unity NJ James Neale holds
the honor al breaking the rirst bird thrown
fir IN the trap Jim" is ever ready I'd tell
h Nv il happened. The following are the
a tive members ofthe Cluh:-Messrs. James
F Male. Harry N JONES, Harry Combs,
J Fs.lix Fenwick, leslie G mhs. Char.es
NJ HAYDEN. John D,yle. ] Ford Yates.
Chsrles V. Tia, den, Meverrll Lokcr and
ID ,niel C,mhs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

Triple Weading.-wednesdav last.
AewrS james 4. fsnwirk aud j. G. Hubs.
OF 81. Geurgr's Island. paid cur town .
visit and during their stay called upon
Clerk Grrea@clI and obtaind Licences D.
Marry Sur William Parker Middleton snd
Emms Eta Anth' my; James Edward P.s-
Ter and Hattie Ann Sayre; Richard W..
Chesser and Cora virgiaia Hobhs- We
are told that Sunday afternoon next Is the
time set kor the triple weddiag. Rev. Irv-
Ing Dice. of the N Z Church. wi.i be the
ofiiciafing clergyman. The happy couples
have the BEAcoS's best wishes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21
Charles Nushali'. hens. nuru.a

Charles Nuthall's House Burned. -
Absut i-30 On the aft-rn onof Wednesday.
December Goth instant, The dwelling of Mr.
Charles Nuihall situate on Bnttsn's Bay
near Leonardtown. caught fire and va
burned 20 the ground. Mr.. Nuihali's
house Is across the bay fr,m Leonarit,wn
bui j. In plain view " the village and when
the fire was discovered the alarm was given
here but buats cnuld nut reach the scene IN
Time ta render any material assistance. Tie
west corner of the dwelling ~as in fans
be.ose the IRE WIS discovered. A r.,ckins
chair was all that Was saved. No insurance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

ms onyeF complains u4k QH - heavy
pse<inx she ionscco > TRUSS md does
M Aeep YEA inats 81 n1ezae. % ~
- common sposeco . cone1Ie< Let Il
% 10 proper coadst1on - Using. and
=. sA1 pua - MUCH - Joa asc o. -
..1.- !. soa SAa 80 ~ AMI
,..As : - nss = '''ozs nan 80 y i'11o Ios
sou .Aa - 7n5 npfe - - 10
= M ~ pf'pzF 71o1ti n fs'
1'acA iau may sske - nupndifioned
's'oAcco ana pas y ~ hsssaead % The
4'''"uH' !. 80 >0ahuz q sFen ~ y N
'ounu Ps'e ~ your osfn &C = Viii not
kefp iooaceo must % tntz1snShiy dried
a''el T" y .aken nm ne s<e'ks before Il
can re packet ~ sn0u'a onlT have mois-
''is en"ash 70 y 70 pFssen< 4 zFom crush
Ing "hen being pAcked-
VIVA 'a'5 nhes ssa0es p to7accn. therr
ought noe 70 o. nauze thAn 90 O. 800 10
pun ih .ne hossne1a' ms Aana - tobscc'
e'n! ''sns ana p 'hsy y VIII 4im - sake
uouoie 'ne anaoant ~ pulk = make the
ss< = - ~~r&M
non he'gsoead.
i"'aeco' - ; ru'e, y nnt A11nred ~ heavy
p'cAihs - much - nY I'ackleS ~ bad Gun
a'.ion- o"llesinsss " Aaknnn - Spring
farmer aiay pHpefiy cona'sson and pack
nugsneaa 81 t,oaccn. 1ead + - msrkef
Anu gsta nhe pfice Ior q tde tells iiis
neighborof Il, who SAYS: Indeed. i must
hip some too" The neishpor does aal
"ail % c''ndiiion Ms tooaeco. bpt - soon
70 me nIs' damp spell ? 'n,e1 Enes = WORK,
pulls u irom The stalk az1d r4ckz It in thr
hosshead and ships IL pdision-
Inc inspeefn p The warehusaee passes 4,
ana alter The sample has 5een exposed 3
the open air ioE several hours. If the al
msphere Is dry, Il will somewhat conii-
''"n before II reaches The hand Of The buyer.
Now. handling the tobacco In this way en-
ahles the planter 81 pack heavy hngsheads,
where one tenth ..f IL l. moisture tn. a..
h,cc, has M n.n.. = =.
~ VI ''.a' AN" ""'"
tue s"eating season csmes. Il - ruinsd;
whereas, If IL had been packed dry, II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

From The Herald.
God bless tbe bsbies' stockings
AL over the land tonight;
God bless The little children
Asleep In the heaIthfre's light
May The baby hands be helpful,
Let the baby feet tread sure.
Keep the sweet eyes meet Cor Heaven,
And the son lips true and pure.
God bless The babies stockings
AL over the land tonight;
Gid keep the little children
Asleep 10 The hearthfire's liRht.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

Jehn ). JeEss.-The Baltimore SUNDAY
6eses Is Publishing portraits and autobie
graphical sketches of the members Of the
Maryland General Assembly, and firm liz
issue Of the 17th instant. We prin. the fol
lowing:
John s. Jones II the delegation from ST.
hary's county Is = st.unch Republican. He
was born In ST Msry's cuunty about eight
miles frum Leonardfown, December IL,
1856. His parents were Ed ward s and
Catherine E. Jones, well known in the
county. Young Jones attended school
during the winter seasons Of his b0yhond,
the balance III his time being put in help
ing his father on the farm At the age If
"A he m.rried Mss Kate w. Jones, q
.,.eas preacher Of the NJ. z. Chnrch aud
deputy COLLECTOR Of the port Of Town Creek.
The first public Office ever held by Dir.
Jones was that Of postmaster Al the town d
Drum ClifEs. one OF the landings Of the
Weems Line steamers on The P4iuxeni
river At the ceath Of his father-in law
~ March ]. 1891. he was appointe'i TO iii
his p sition as deputy collector If customs
for the port Of Town Greek, which position
he held until January 1, 1887 when the
Ollie was abo 'ished under the Cleveland
administration. He has always been an
active worker in the Republican rank,
but was never candidate TOR an electoral
the House of Delegaies by good majority
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

Irs. I. 4. Jones has IN hand Ladies'
c,als IN handsome, e!'gant garments 81
cheap plain styles; MufTs; Hats. finn u
cheap s5il"r L. u handsome velvet; Dress
G. IS ma trimmings Of every variety.
Santa Claus headquarters are at the
Blown Store Christmas goods at all kinds
nj Mr.. l.. A. J..ncs Call and see the hest
and cheapest stuck ever fered in Leonard
town. Adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

For sore throat there Is nothing better
than a flannel bandaxs dampeaed xsri.
Chamserizin's Pain Balm Il will nearsv
alHays effect a cure In one nixht'f tre
This rcu.riy - aiso fsvurisr tor sfpnm >
tism tad has t:ur.-t many very ss-gerp ses
90 cent h,tiles iof sale by Vim. r. Grsen.
xan q S5n; Luuxr115wof ID.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-12-21

Wien nn visit "a Iawa, Mr.. X Dalton.
o. Lnray, Russell County, Kansss. called
al he aarst,ry Of Chamberlain & ca, Des
NJ ines. IL show them his six year oh by,
whnSe IFS hid been savei 6y Chamber
ls,h's Crugh Remedy, Il having cure him
OF a very severe attack of croup Va Oai.
ten j. ,rfiain that il saved hi b yis life
aai .. -'fthnSias'ic In his praise 90 the
Keats ~ For sale tn Mul. e. G.eenMell
8 Son. LeOnsEdspwn, Nd.