davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
2~tnoemeiner proouftenmarft.

Sol9enoe 9reile wurben Bel srOBeren Pars
tier er5ielt:
Me6I- Starter @eisen (YatetD iporen
on9eiebt s1 S3.15@3.40 i'll 8allerlt; 1petdber
Meise1 @dtent) SO. O0@3.10; barter Wet3eits
(8dfernebD 81 .SO@2.O0 in Saaten lpei3er
Q8eise1z( gGdernebD S1.60@1.9O; ,8eo0o9"
S1.30@1.40 III SGdelt @i1terDet5en S2.4O@
$50 in lSo1s.
Go99en-& Seine 8erfGrfe.
Sen gut bis por5ii9li6 S1t.50@ 1900.
Corn 8erfGufe mad YrDbe Daren:
gto. 2, 53@538c; SEQ. 3, 543@-c; $50. 4,
534c.
@intermet5en- @erfGufe na6 Strobe
1parer 9to. 4 rot6er 49@50c
6riibiabrs @ ei Seine @erz
tdlfe.
Ser te-58 @564c.
9afer- Gertdufe ta9 Probe rparen:
SEQ. 2, 294@294c.
(%nerer) 8imot6p S5@5.35; Slee S8.25@8.65.
&1ete- SLID.
SO btsfeD S1.33.
Gntter- 8eite @reamerpzg9 oare 24c;
CUTE 214@23c; m~ittelmGBi9e 17@19; 9airp,
bette, zoe; mtttel9ute NIB CUTE 16@16c;
fril9er BadingzS tof 104@11c.
side 9oullg amiricar 9@93c; S3mets
5ertdle 13@14c, &in1burger 64@7c.
@efIii9el- Sprtn6 G9idens 11@13c;
@Gnle 100000 boS 3ubetb.
Gter- 134@14c per 9ube1b.
8obuen 8eite 9tapieS $1,000;
mittel9ute S18O@1.S5; nit ber Wtal6tre 9ez
reiitigte 81. 35@1.4O.
Orb Ell = 9etrofnete, 9rile, $4,000.
8artoffeI- 6oie 68@73c bas Suibel.
Gorlp Sbio 6O@65c bas 8uibel.
6et0el 75c00S1. 10.
depict {. 75@2.OO per SaB.
IS | - S40@85 per
@a99on.
Weintrouben- 14@16c per &orb.
Giruen $1.4O@1.5O per 40 4fut6
Biirii6e = e5@7oc per 30 9flrnO
8andnem- S1.25@1.5O per Srn6.
Gitronen- 81. 500 $50 bic gor.
6ontg- @eiBer Slee, III BfultOe ob9es
t6eilt, 114@124c; nt@t 10 bea, 10@11c;
bunceG 10@109c baS Yfu1b; olls9eloiener
@emife- @etBfralt, 75c@1.OO Die Gr.
SeDerie -@-c bas 9ubenb; Q8etBe 9tiiber,
4Oc bos 8nI6el; Stefriiben % bas
Sap; Moorriiben 10-15 bos 0ubero; @rrz
fen 100 per 9aB; @99 Blant 10@25c. bas
0uben6; 3ptebelr 81. 100000 per 6aB;
Gontotert 30@5Oc Der &or6 goboer, $1.0O
Der II guibetzSad; SiiBtorn, 5@7c per
Oubenb.
SaI9-N $50. 1, 52c.
8e encprn- 9[uf Der 8dbn, ,Sair"
bis .Gboice't, grimes 4@41c; mittlereS, rot9
ober bldBfarbi9, 3@34c; ralb rlo 9rob, so
SEC; n@boice" grimes, SIT Carpet: Snrftel,
SIC; Self =rpDrfing", grimes, 23@3c; ROTH
ober selb eltoi9enoes, 2@3e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

9ie 9emofraten Sbio'S paren ltie rebt
geIunO in Der @elofrage unb ais bic @reen>
bnG@8etpegung in 6lpribus mar, ba ~Giefcrte
Ohio inter Der Sibreri6aft Men'S Elm
i~tarfe8 Contingent. Die geitrige bemoz
frotii6e Staatconpention bon Sbto bat
Iib benn audi nit ltarfer Webrbeit fir
SiIberfreiprdgun9 i'm GerbGItniB BON lie
crfL6rt, nllo fir Die 9tuSprG9un8 BON 9ol=
lars, bic nur 80 Gents Stlber1pertb entbalz
ten. SIS miro nit jebem Sage beutlider,
DAB ii9 Der nd6ite nationale MabIfampi
nibt I'M ben Garif, ionberu nm Die @eID:
frage brebeu nirb, unb ND oanr biC
9euti6en iteben nerben, bas lit ni6t
i6per 5u erratben. Die heutide Breii,
obne llnteri6ieb Der 8ortci bat Glepe:
lambs 8eto Der 8lanb'14en Silberbin mi
6reuben be9riBt uno iie itebt ieber3eit fiji
ein noutperthi9es 0elb unb etnc eDrli6'
8inan5Dirtbl9aft ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

@ei3en- Seem 0orf: @eptember, 56!c;
0e5entber $3.50; Wtdi, 638c. : ct. 2ouiS !:
Geptem6er, 484c; 8eSember, sic. -Gulntb !:
8oar. 558c; 9e5ember, 553c. Miunes
apolis: Saar, 554c; DECEMBER, 554c. =
Baltimore: September, 538c; 0e5entber,
56&@564c. -Sole6o: 8dor, 524c; 0e3entber,
54Bc. = Milwoufee: 8aor, 524c; DECEMBER,
54c. = Detroit: Saor, 52c; @e5entber, 543c.
@orn Nerp yorf: @eptember, 583c;
DECEMBER, 558c; Wtat, 553e. : ct. 2ouiS:
Septeu1ber, 513c; SeSember, 474c. galtis
more: Gaar, SIC; Septem6er. SIC.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Den 8robibitioniften urD gempcren5z
Iern in Der fatbolii4en 8trcbe oieies 9ons
beS tritt iebt cine in ensliiber Sprobc
BON eincm itb yJustus Germanus" nens
nenben 8riefter perfaBte Slusibrift entz
9egen. Sic beipriht Bic gon3c Sro9e III
edit beutidem Gimme, nm BEN fatboIildben
8robibitioniiten unb SemperenSlern ben
beutidben Stal6puntt tlar 81 MAIDEN.
@ben barum entbolten i6re 8eipeisfibrlnz
gen nalitrti9 fir beutihe 2eier NIGHTS
9teues un0 brauben alio bon ms ni6t
ipieber9cgebet 81 ncrbcr. 9urcb bieIen
l1mltono tpirb baS 8erbien1t bes Scbrift>
belts notiirIicb niht %nerrin9ert. 9asielbe
el1tbGlt audi einen i'm 9lugemeinen 9tei6z
tails treffenben unb BON ptelleiti9em @iiien
3eu9ei1bcn 4rttfeI zines anbercn urb 8ipar
ni3tzbeutiden 9rieiters, 9r. 6olmeS,
iiber bic 8Ieiben @esenltdnbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

@efdnsniB an9eitellte @Gcbtcr nm 6 ttbr
9lbenbs ieinen Soften perlaiier, obne auf
leine NblOiung 81 tpartell, neldDe bic 9tahts
tpabe Su belor9en bate. Oils Die Nbl0lun9
mn balb 7 llbr ericbiet, tbarcn Die uier
Spibbuben entfloben. Sic botten einfad
bic @iienitansen burbIG9t uno tparen aus
8eflo9en. Die @efangenen botten bereits
cine Bocbe aupor eincn NuSbru9Speriucb
1em ncht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

9fach bent 8efunb BON Ncr3ten lit Sit
unb @eit ibeint beim unslidtt6en
0ouperneur NIteelb mirfIib Die
GifenmarfSonrre i'm @n5u9c 81 Icin.
9aS lit Die idreflibe Sranfbeit, tpelAe
it'd, na9 man6erIei b0ien &orseidbel, i'm
Sabre 1919 in BariS bel !6einricb Seine
einlteute unO i'm i'll leine yMtatraben9rnft"
bannte, III pel6cr ct nod big sum
6ebruar 1856 Elm jammeruDacS 9olein,
ober bel nngebrOcbener @eiitess unb Oibs
tere&raFt, fibren muBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
@tebmarft4
6 btco9o, sd,

Gbtco9o, 81, %. 9ept.
9m 8inbpiebmorft betrm9 beute bic
3uiubr 1900 9tid, 9e9el1 2,433 Gtild am
pori9en Samitos.
9(m 66meinemorft belief ii6 Die
.3ufn6r ouf 5000 6tiid, 9e9ell 1854 am
pori9en Somito9. 2ebbafteS @ei6dft uito
Hreife etu me1ig b0ber. @telelber1 partirtelt
9e9et 99luB 5nil6en 1915 nno Sc. so.
0~Serfnt1ft mnrnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Ote Tr0npttn3elUn Don SC9IDe0en III
tpie6er mach Wainau gerei1t. 9ieie erneute
Geile ms Nu5lanb erfoIgt alf Qnrat1en
ser Ner3te, bic cine G0nlultatton bel Bro>
felior @rb in 6ei6elber9 empfoDlen baben,
subem ertpeiit iib oaS Selma S9tDebenS
benz Observation-Disclosures Der ~6rol,prin3elz
lin nibt f0rberli1. lleber Die 2(rt bet
Grauf6cit Der SrDnprinSeiitn 1clblt bat man
tmmer cine erobe 3uriidbaltung, nm nicbt
al iogcn 6einlli9teit beobacbtet. Salo
iprocb man BON Nbsebrun9, baIo bon einenl
b0Sartisen 2un8clfatarrD, BET Ieicbt 5ur
2lb3e1rulla dllsarten t0nne. Sn 0enlenigel
&~reilcn, Die Der Bdttcnttu 1abe Iteben,
tpeiB man, baB ite l6on BET lbrer erltcn Qlnz
funft III Sdweben i'm Sabre 1881 Oil
MnGmie (8IutndltgeD lit, tpcult biele on>
mails allcb ticbt su lOIbam 0robc mic jcbt
entnidelt mar. !0ierallS erfldren ii9 bic
unrubeeripedenben ODnn1acbt5anfGae DOT
ocr lebten Nbreile Der &ronprinScilin mach
Q(egDpten. Sli bcr lebten 3eit Oicies Somz
mcrS babeu iicb Bic SDmpt me ibrer &ralf>
belt ausgeprQ9ter gcSci9t, alS oic3 felt lanz
gent Der SAT- g~etpcien lit. Sic mar BON
elmer taft uniiberpino(i6en 3betlnabmsz
l~oii0fcit gcplagt unb fonntc li6 fir NIGHTS
tntereliiren. 3eittpetle bcfanO ite li9 III
per5mcifeltcr llnrube unG An9it unb aue
Treube icbisn eeicbwunbcn gu iein. 0ieier
ieeIiibe 3ultaHO mar cine Tolge ibrer fOrz
perlic6en Gerfuiiun9. TrOltanfdue ipecbz
ieltcn nit balbem 6ieber, Die 8opfi6mer=
3en tparen seitipeiie 5iemtlicb itarf, unb Bic
NGbte ber6rodbte lie uuruhi9. Die 6ol9er
DieleS 3ultonoeS muBtcn 9roBe Mottigfeit
unb 9lbma9crun9 iein, luo BOB Die Sron.
prinSellln in ben le5tcren Sabrer bebeutenn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
N0rftberi0t.
6 hicnon. %. Genie

Gbtca9o, %. Septentber.
gn Der @etreiDebOrie 1pare1t berte Die @es
1@Gfte re9t Iebbaft. Ser altal9sprels fitr
Corn per Wtdt tartb bel S9l1B ouf SIS nlO
$0dfer ouf 81.
Die bO9iten, nieOrisitem nnb @3lnBpreiie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

@6ofe. 0ie 3ufubr betru9 bette 5000
Stiid oegelt $50 an Dori9en Salnita9.
0aS @ei06it mar duBerit lebbaft.
Gerfaurt lpuroen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
HittansbcriMt+
Gbicago, 90.

Gbtco9o, %. Dept.
Mn Der GIIeftenbDrie mar bas @el9Gft
sientli6 lebboft. g8elt Chicago 2tctien brad
ten 1921 @132B. 9t1ep 6. ftalto ouf 1907.
Ole 8anfalS9lei6uit9elt betefen it6 ouI
$12, 1888 ,089.
8unbesf6n1bi6ttne i6lOiien iii
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

and Esuglii desperately before it was drawn
ashoIe -Cai5ert Gazette.
Miss Carrie Burroughs, Of Chaptico. and
Miss Louise Allston. Of Piney Point, have
jast returned from Washington, where they
were The guests Of the -la,ter's sister. Mrs
Winfield S Clarke.
In placing the name Of Col. j. NJ. Dem
before The CstonsviIle Convention Mr.. G.
" Joy, 4 our town. made strong and
able plea for bis candidate. We have
heard Mi. Joysspeech highly compliment
ei.
The September Term RI Court viii begin
Monday next We hope cur patrons will
bear in mind that We an, still in the same
old business at the sameeli stand and have
tie s-rae Oh nced f7r money. Give Us 6
call e, pay NJ your dues
EKis'rat Officers viii sit 10Y the re-
sis'rif'a 9. 4 p aiifiel voters Monday, Tues
Day and Wednesday, September the I'm
iS.l e-i 1911 ins'auts Democrats should
Sc . : th-i al voters OF their faith ere
day registered
Juror end witnesses vii. bear IN mind
tlat their certificates arc nav payable in
casn. Secure thg order from the Office of
the Ctl. e. be Circuit Court and take il
= the oflica % the County Commissioners
where Hr. Z Lee Mattngiy, Tie County
Treasurer, I'll pa tho money.
Mr. Il. i. Hammctt, Of the 9Th district,
also spoke in favor of the substitute resolu.
tons 10 the recent Democratic couaty con.
vention. This mention was omitted in
TIC EEAcoN 8 report of the proceedings be-
o. rs "ur reporter was unavoidable absent
a. the time # A.r Hammctt's remarks
HulIing's Railroad Circus will exhibit
a. Mcchanicsville, Friday September 2lst
Instant This circus comes well recon-.
mended but, it will nevertheless be not
am's- for our people 10 bear in mind that
10 ;rg g. the circus" il is well T. take
the oSact change fer payment of admission
and also To get tickets at the regular ticket
Office
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

The ware house and cattle pen at Leon
ardjowu wharf are being repaired.
The letter of our Park Hall carespoA
dent vii appear in our next PAPER
Mr. William T. Ching, Of Philadelphia,
is on visit to his brother, this town.
The long continued l.5u or is proving
disastrous TO pas'uragu and g-owius crops
Mrs. Lizzie DHllhay, Of Balrimor., is
visiting The family of Mr. :. G. Thompson
Hollywood
The Moacllvta Go,r5.a says Listen
to Bob Hunting at Sanger Circus Royal,
and bcgone dull care"
Notice the change Of schedule of The
Maryland & Virginia Steamboat Lie
advertised in this issue.
On our first page W. reprint Il report OF
the recon, Gainesville Democrat" Congress
ional Convention Read H.
Miss sauic Whitney and Miss Alice
Lovcioy, Of Washington, are visiting their
st Mary relatives and friends.
The DraGer STIR saga: \' 'a- Royal
Amphi theatre, nothing So enjoyable as
Bob Hunting's BurnsIike a.uieism,.'
The Missez Lizzie and Nellie McCusker,
OF Annapolis, who were Tie guests OF Mrs.
james T. Drury, Inorganic, have returned
home
Saturday last, Mr. Joseph + Neal in
stepping from his boat icll, severely
hurting Lis hand an4 narrowly escaping
serious injury.
Mr. :. Lcvinscn, watchnak"r anil jewel.
er Is located nj the Drug St.Tr, Leonard
town. and invites all dasirius w.rL IA his
line 70 1--WE him call.
Meszrs Z. c. hilburn and J Wilmer
Ralev have ,5n LoouaIjtown f" Charles
c,1nty where they are % build handsome
-, encc .or Mr. Gardiner
~, carr Idrcrtscr says: a. the Cir.
,,,s We wv and heard an IRISH American
,,l,,,n =. b HuntOG lie makes ones
s;5ss ache. b. bis w.t jsa tonic"
Bob Hunting l.yin-s ,vi;h him from Great
Britain, The land 8. sursl Clowns as Wallet
swan. ADAMS, Grimalu, and Cox, record
"a make every lun-loylrF American proud
Of bin.
Judge James IL Bailey has ourchased q
Mr.. John IT. Oliver the stUe house and
Lot on Whites Neck creek N AI.esIo"n
district. The Judge's Hoa, Matthew, VII
keep Tie store.
Mr. T. Lee Mattingly has lad erected oh
his farm near LeonarttoNn barn 36Sos
feet. is feet high II IS built OF Georgia
pine, cost $3.50 ana is one Of the finest
barns IN the county.
Can't. Boswell caught large shark in the
Psiuxent River ar Hills Landing last week
The fsL it is said, measured over tea feet
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

hunger Is uniformly Ingenious, wa.chful
and energetic we ,sn scsoel our appeiites
as Daniel did and debar ourselves from
luxuries. not excluding Sundays which
would cause gap, hiatus. in our weekly
-epast OF Vegetables aud water
NJ. w. Z. Powell an.i wii,. have returned
from Onancock, Ata,ona c county. Virginia
Mr. P. has s. G.. Gas=irick and Jerrie
Wrighison, Esqrs-, employed IS clerks and
buyers Of oysters. George Greene, Esqr.,
IS his general superintendent on farm.
There was prettehing at Friendship NJ.
Z. Church last Sunday The congrega-
ton was toierably large. aud the minister,
Rev. Mr. Dice, delivered a very impressive
sermon, warning his hearers 70 yield them
selves unto God, as immediate submission
TO Him is the indispensable duty Of every
sinner. We think that the Reverend gen
tlemsn makes uisn's duty clear a. day
light-simple as the very elements Of Ian
guage' He presents 70 the rnlfd the mos;
powerful motives as Inducements q an i'm
mediate surrender Of the heart 70 Christ.
A colored man by the name Of Joseph
Somerville died few DAYS ago near the
Cross House, agp5 l0l lie was born, As
the record shows, \. d, 1898 81 faras
We know our departed fellow creature was
a practical Christian. May the glorious
heaven be his home forever.
The bell n 5, Michaers Is calling the
children Of the neighborhood TO Sunday
School. There they go-whi.e and color.
ed-for the soul Of the one Ia as precious
as the soul of the other; aud there is in such
course a magnanimity becoming immor.
tai beings. AzzAxA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
The Lady q Lrrns.


L4' ~ 60 ~ ate Be1egH.
Lord Lystoa's famous play, the ~Lsdv
" Lyons. vas -r'enaifly rendered AZ The
socieiy's Han" Le0aarit5jFn. Fr;5sv
night last. The 9TH instant, Owing 10 he
snort notice. but q small audience xas
present. bui what il lacked n nu,nlers i.
mace Up IN appreciatiyeness. the scenery
was appropriate md the actors and ar
tfesses' one ard al, seemed fabae1 win.
'he spirit q sheir parts, and tltir rendition
o. 'hem left nothing % Be desired From
.iie beginning of Act I, u he close .. AZ.
y me interest in the pefformaace was sps..
,aihed- No amateur could haye excel'ed
" ". Maddox as Clauie Melna,,e. ana
no Claude could have been jrsp.ra9 = 10
"eiI rs part by wcc,e- sao,l.ars.-. ~.
ide'l Pauline G N R4lar rus ;r,.l rs.
"eIl-de5ryed reputation a NJ ac,~r ana
evidenced liza, bis t.leut-f. FL. ,-.rt-r...l ;,
such parts as Ecc!es in Caste" Ngs Bu.
"hgsiey Gamers conception Of The char.
ac'er Of Madame DcsahappelEs was excel.
zen AMI her pfrf1ymaoce Of r.i.. nav, r-.
Aho, 10 The person Of william Reeve a,
VI. Dcschappelles Na34me Trad +. {. nav
Coi'la''r Grner Reeves knew wi.s. was
expected 81 Colonel Danes and fi,.- Gal.
liant soldiers character was wen rarrcslr.t.
60. Landlord Frank Hayden: Captains
oef'ias and Dupont, Oh. S Reeves ana
harry elye), and Gaspar John Kew alsa
excelienily rendered their res,,aetfvs ,ar,s
"f' I. L. Weaver, o.. Bal,im re-. aided The
local talent in presenting loo PLAY and
helped % make II the grand sa.cess il was
Alter the performance tie Hall was cleared
Tor dancing, which The younr PEOPLE en-
joyod until a late hour. The lit II pIay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

While in Chicago, Mr. Charles l.. Kah
Ter, prominent shoe merchant OF Des
Moines, Iowa, had quite a serious time Of
it. lie took such severe cold that he
could hardly talk or navigate, but the
prompt use of Chambcrlaiu's Caugh Rem
edy cured him Of bis cold - quickly that
others at the hotel who had bad colds
followed his example and half dozen
persons ordered it from the nearest drug
store. They were profuse in their thanks
to Mr.. Kahler for telling them how to cure
a bad cold SO quickly For sale by VIM.
+. Greenwell X Son, Lconarltowu, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
LaI.Z Day n Topeka.

" .7 lay in Topeka, Kans., opened
...>t anl cool. There was a parade,
la.Ge u , platoon of police, followed by
-.d.s a.. ambiies in paraphernalia and
banners lyil,G The merchants and man
ahc,urcrs dis, lay wee very oreditable'
aoe.al cars being taken to represent The
various industries The procession ended
nl.h q string oC ponies ridien oy poyS, anu
+ #.#H. among them was 6. G. Hen
aN.- ray PAGER, Susie The streets
".re tarpu-ed with spectators from ~
-E- .s The state. The lay was concluded
".'. a.ht.ri, and field sports, spocia! prizes
.s.H- awarded for excellence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
Grand c:acert.

Their viii he concert for the benefit Of
NJ. Pau.s NJ L. Church at the Society's
.t... this village, On Tuesday, Sept. Is,
T. EasiiIs the local talent, will be Mr..
".1u Fisher. Of Washington, y. c., first
NJ ac OF the Gondolier Opera Company;
..- katherine Wilson, pupil of Prof
'.oh.E who has been studying under
-aasg-pe -, in London, one of the most
Celebrated vocal teachers in Europe: Miss
lila l'scge, whose voice is go well known
lc., Miss Pilsbury. Of Washington; Mss
Zones, :. Baltimore, and others Will add
...r liac voices TO the concert. Doors
open 81, 80 p. m. ConceI; at s. Admis
sI.a, yg cents. Refreshments after Con-
,.-.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

Orphans Cour; 7f - Marys Ccnntg. Set
Aug ~. iSgt
Oriered by tie Court. Thar Sarah NJ
dreenweO and William f. GreenwelI II
administrators Of William F. GnenwelI -
late Of s. Hary's County. deceased. give
The notice nsqniv,d bl- Law 10 the deceass,i's
creditors % exhibit ;llcir claims ana that
The same be published oncs week for six
successive weeks Ia he st Mary's BR.cox
Test: FffFfrr - n.,rs,-y-
Register Wills iJl' II. Mars comfy.
"a pursuance 81 isg above order, we here.
~ give notice ulst sac have obtained from
,se oFphafs' Count / St Mars cayaty
wary iand, Letters ~ administration on the
per- i'sI estate - Vim. +. Gucuweu. 81
'a'e 81 san o., de"ytsti. All persons having
claims gEliust tIs 4. i desc y - -
notified q exhibit fl. s..s,,.. v-,,b -
par vouchers 8flac..sI tne-efo =, 49,;
bers, on or Z, fore tls sob day ,sF,.b.,,.-..
1898, they viii ,thetusisp b,Iay. T.. -
cd from the benefits II H., sai4 -, a.,
persons indebted e, fb., de-ass'.l -.
questcd u make irfn,tliste p4yrpsr,t = ~.
subscribers. ~ '"e
SARAH VI GREEN WELL,
WILLIAM j. greenwich. l.
Aug 30--6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

Mr.. Charles p. Abel vii! be at Boyd's
Restaurant during Court and will be
"',ared o. entertain his old friends and as
many rev ones as choose to call 10 fine
oysters aud excellent meals. Twenty five
81 cents zyiIl be tie pr.ce.-ady
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
ennis sio1ers.

wv -st--l1ssiolers.
County Commissioners were in scs-
TIE lay lls', PAID off the Superyis r
...r..Erp the roads and settled other
expenses.
.r $500 was issued 10 r. Lee
"-'. To pay Jurors and Witnesses at
september Term of Court.
Il 1#,hurn was awarded contract to
Vi. ~. bridge over the Big Run near
down The bridge is To be OF
... a pine. inch wire spikes are 10 he
... au1 2. 4. total cost is 10 be $500
Tie { art adjourned to Tuesday, Sep
.l..- 18Th.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
FOR SHERIFF.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

OCCUPYING the properly formerly &C.
" cupied by Mr.. X. II Cole, am pre-
pared u accommodate permanent asd tran
sjent l,oarders. Teams provided for and
travellers sen! 70 ali parts u the county ct
reasonable FsteE.
JAMES D. HAYDEN.
March ST Piney Point, Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

.- .,ls.
g4as. CIUEcn, Chaptico-Sunddy Ser.
Uicss
II K sunday School
Y. E-.>crvicc and Sermon.
sGlt5' Parish, Sunday Services.
90. sunday School.
...a. a Services AMI Sermon.
-al4y in the month, evening
rr a-a acrmon at Love and Charity
" a .rIInl welcome 10 all.
ii. FIELDS SAUHENIG,
Minister ir Charge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
Andrews Parish.

'- mayer and sermon every Sun
* the htrd Sunday in the month,
... 30. Holy Communion every
..t ...y ~ the month at 1890 q. n.
H,.rs Chopd, L6oHdrdtoarH Morn
.E,. sermon and celebration every
. sunday in the month az 10 a. m.
...- and sermon every Sunday, ex-
'.c #~land Mdd sun lay, at p. N.
hoo. at a. IN.
J.r.' chapel. Western Branch
~. ana sermon every FIRST and third
Tie month 30 3 p. IN. Sunday
=. p. N.
I,act-Sur'ay School at 8
.t 20
errty Meeting every first We'd
hr month at places To DC duly
Il VAIL SrINozA, Rector
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

.--e license Issrod during August.
WHITE
I'm n Long and Mary + WOodburn
Elicy and Jane T. Guy.
VI. .. tia and Ida Dent.
.... ". Knott and Eleanor T. Payne.
COLoRED
II . .a..e and Teresa j. Lee.
..r..- and Rosa g. Cole
~w4..cs and Della Harris.
I....- ra.cc and Lucy GLADDEN..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
Farmers and Planters Agency
~ Z. PRATT STREET,
BALTIM 0 RE.

For the sale of Tobacco, Grain, Fruit and
all kinds of Country Produce.
Phil. IL. Tuck, Esq, President.
Judge John p. Briscoe, Nice-President.
Samuel X. George, Treasurer.
Samuel NJ. Kinks, Cashier
DIRECTORS
Hon John p Briscoe, John Shepherd,
John w Crawford, Samuel VI Kinks,
JAS Alfred PearCe, Phi II Tuck,
Samuel K George, Adrian Posey,
Edwin II Brown,
D.
manufacturers of High Grade Fertilizers
and agents for Dissolved Bone Fine Ground
Bone, Kainit and
PerseUi0n CHa9a0.
Clover and Timothy Seei and ali House
hold and Farm supplies furnished
Advances made on consiguments
April 2O-ye
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

For the purpose Of receiving taxes wiz
be- a,
OAkNILLE, the first Tuesday in each
month.
LEONARDTOWN, the second Tuesday
in each month.
Punctual payment will save trauHle
JOHN ". WILLIAMS,
March %. Collector
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

H..f.i7- AaN@c8EtF Trans.
-- freight Rates en- the Road.
tc the Rates Of freight on Tobacco
....u Acchaucsvillc. New Market.
,... I.ai. oaks, sl-25 per hogshead.
d l.ri 1 lots OF one % ton and over
.. t.#- 50 20 pDs ton, from Baltimore 10
tnr Elag.
..r l. ID Lots u. tons or OycrJ to Oaks
Ii.U, Sl.3J per ton New Market
.la. 81 .95 Der ton.
.. ....H t3 baltimore from aug point on the
.... Fl. tan rsi" "f 10 ten cents per 100 one
.......4 .#uuue.
II, KNCBEI..
1888. GENERAL MANAGER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13
COUNTY NEWS.
ARLINGTON I PoToxAC RAILROAD

TIE TABLE-In EEect nay 81, 1894.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-09-13

-,v--sorrn srArIoxs-NonrH.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-26

CHEYENNE, Wy, March 26.-Mr. Fl.
A. Smythe Martin, arrested on charge
of obtaining SaS, 900 worth of Sartoris
Bros. notes by false pretenses, and
who claimed malicious prosecution,
had hearing and the case was dis
missed by Justice Haywood on the
ground that the payment of 5000 by
Martin to the complainant, E. Cram
rine, constituted the sale of the paper
or notes. Sartoris Bros. had abouS
81 900, 600 invested III ranching here.
Mr.. Martin viii bring suit for dam
ages and false imprisonment.