davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29

nit Samara perbinbct bciOc Bldbe liegen
i'm lHbliben &uBlanb. Gin Safla9ter5u9
rannte nit einem @iter5ug sulammen !;
fiinf @agen beS lebtercn tparen nit Bes
lrnleum bela0en, pel6cs ltcb enttinoete
un6 Sic sertriimmertcn 8agen in Srano
Icbte. 9iele Der l1mgefnmmenen fanoel
i6ren SOB in ben Slammen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29
Ourb Gas er1ttdt.

9ie 18jdbrige 8atte 6aaie, tuel1e in ser
TamtIte bon 8. g. &uOoIpDD, 1925 gOri
Blace ais 0tenftmab9en bei6dftigt mar,
purbe 9ienitagWtorgen, burcb @as eritidt,
toOt in tbrem S6laf5immer gefunben. @a
miro a1genommen, baB cinS elbltmorb nicbt
p~orltegt unb baS Oeftnen bes @asbabns aul
etncn 3ufaa 5urud5ufibren lit.
9te @oronerS> SurD CAB etn in 6ieiem
Gimme IautenbeS 0er6itt ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29

Seiomnt=getptllt9un9 .. ................$3 So, III, 1922
Q8ie aus Der Isabelle rltbtlt9, itnb Bic
8erdnberun9en gegen bae 8oriabr nur iebr
gering. Dem 8aufono iin6 5000, 900 3uz
g~eitanoen; banon mer6en $4,000 our
Sertigiteaung 6e5 neuen @rimtnalgeri9tS>
0ebGu6es n0t1ig icin. Die iibrigen $780,
900 iitD fir 8erbelferun9en u16 Den 8au
ct1eS Nbleitun9Sfanats bon Cunning nacb
Der Wftlpaufce Qlpe. belttmmt. Sir baS
County, unD Detention 6olpital iinb
$1,000 ~peniger, fit bic Sfftcc bes County
2lgenteu bagegen $4,000 mebr beiptIigt.
Die bD6cre 8etpiIigultg fiir bic S6erifs@
un6 @ericbtsclert> Offices lit auf Die Neu7
einricGtung Der lecbS Gibtcriteuen 3uriid
gu fi6ren. Nuf Qtntrag OeS Gom. &unit>
maj ipurben Sberiff Gilbert $4,000 CUR
y0efun8 BON NnmaltStplten fir Die leBterl
6 Wtonate" 3ugeitanben. 0ies gel6ab besz
jGbrlicben 8eri6t 0es S6ertff's auS3ugIeiz
cheu.
Gtnitimntg tpurbe Elm BON 6en Gom>
mtI3dren Sails, Green, geacod, Gbmanz
ion unb 9unbber9 eingebrobter 8eicbluB
an9enommen, ipona6 ieber bonn County
Qngeitelter, BON ben Hi1ter1 bcrab bis
gum lebten Sanitor, BEN 2obn zines Cages
fit Die bret WOnate SanuGr, Sebruar uno
Wtdrs CUR llnteritiibun9 Der 6Ilfs6ebirfs
tigen betiteuern ioQ. 9ericl6e 8elbluB
Derlangt, Ben StaOtratb gu elmer abnlichen
WtaBregel in 8etreff Der itGbtti9en Qlngez
fteQten gu DeranIaien. @lei65eittg perben
Bic County ermd9ti9t, @eLoer,
&leiber unb NtabrungSmittel, Die fit bic
9trbeitsIoien unb 8ebIrftieen beittmmt
ftnb, in @mpfang gu nebmen. 6alfs1
Comptroller Dan 6ealD unterbrettete io1
Oann einen 8eridt, Der &uSfunft giebt
iiber Die MebrauS9aben i'm Sabre 1893.
9erielbe lautet: 6oipitaI $7,610.77;
9unningz9nftaLten $38,O13.89; GountDz
9(gent $21, 703.15. 3uiammen $67 AT 81.
Sn 8e8ug barauf ipurbe auf @mpfebLune
SealD's beiblofien, einen 0totbfonb a1fsu=
b%ringen, Inn Dur9 Denielbel biele Deficits
All ttlgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29

0ie Qu5ei9en BON 9oob's @arlapariua filtb
seitiibt ouf @~mpfeblunge1, wel9e III Der ST
llon5pelt obue 3O9eru occeptirt perben Mir
ben. Sie er5ablen uIts, mas 1uabr lit, man,
LID 0p0o's Gurei1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29

SoIsm eb, &ftbma, q%u6Ienber Suften unb
ane SDmptDne, melbe auf &uftrDbren= Dber SunQen-
ent5inoung b%inbeutelt tperben i9lenui9it beleiti9t bHrd
Dr., 8, Sapnes @rpectoraHt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29
Staot Chicago
Oas GountY=8 uo9et

IIlontae pom GounfYrafR a1oe1oHllheH. :
Weni9e 2lenoerur9eu I'M Der9leib sum
Doriabre. Seitrd9e fir oen RIIfs.
fouo.
8itbtigc Socbcn wur6cn Montag in Ser
Sibuug oc5 County HatbS, III Der ale
GommiiiGrc anlpelenb pareu, erleoigt. 9tc
micbti8ite BON allen mar Die Innabnte oc5
SerichtS beS Tinan;s@omiteS, ipoourb Die
9lppropriatiouen fir oaS laufcnbe Sabr teit=
geleBt meroen. 0ieielben itn0:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29
81 Sabre framfo
Omr0 Oem Smett
Gleftrtf6ett 01rteI
bot 9eberIeiOett,
&beutn1ttSttMS alto
decentralization
befrett-

Ne0la, So, b. /. yea. 1888.
@eebrter SEER!
SD betra9te es aIs meme Rfli6t,
Sic bas &elultat piiien 81 lafen,
tpel9es i9 bur9 @ebrau6 Spires
gleftrii9en @iirtels erSielte.
Rerei+a Seit 81 Snhrpn tnnr ifh
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-29

Die erite 9[usgabe bes @lobe Supporter,
zines 6ineitfben 8obcnblattes, lit in
8ancouber in 8ritii9 Columbia err
i9ienen. 9ies lit 6ie eritc in CANADA
erihicnene 9ineiii9e 3eitun9. Die 0uSz
fubr bon gancouper no6 Sen @eretntgten
Staaten I'M Sobr 1893 betrug $380,481.-
Cine 9epei3e aus @Opbatta, ber 6aupt7
itaSt Der BroDin5 Niiam, melbet, baB Die
cngItibe expedition inter Gapt. Maripea
auf cine 2lbt6eilung rGuberti9er @boriten
itieB, tpeLcbe icbOn felt l~angerer .3eit 6aS
@ebiet uniider 9emacbt bate. @s fam gu
etnem lcbarfen @efebt, in tpelcbem cine 9(n>
3abl 4bortten 9etObtet nn6 mebrere gngz
lGnber DeripunOet nur6en. 9te 2ebteren
brannten oaS NboritenzO 9umbaG
nieber. = 9tm 9ienitag mur0e Die groBe
tatlerltbe 8orseQanz unb @lasfa5rit in
81. Betersburg Ourcb Seuer 3erftOrt :;
Die ganae Wtaibtnerie un6 ale Mo6eae fiez
len ben Slammcn anbeim. Der 8erluit lit
Elm lebr beoeutenoer. = Sine 9epei6e
bon Srenburg in &uBlanb bringt Die
gtabrt6t bon einem @ilenbabnunfaa in
Der gtGbe bon Samara, pobei finf3e6n
Yerfonen tbr Qeben berloren. Ser rnfaa
fGn6 an Der 9inie itatt, tpeI9e Srenbars
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

from Hong-Kong. China, which
arrived at Locust Point, is the frat
vessel to come direct 10 Baltimore
from Chinese port since 1919.
Congressman ELECT NJ. w. How
ard, Of Alabama, at populist rally
at Boston Saturday predicted that
in 1896 the people o party will carry
every Southern State.
Horace Cooper, colored, who was
captured in Pennsylvania and
brought to Cecil county for the
murder OF Maggie Pitt, confessed
that he killed her because she re-
fused to marry him.
Colonel William g. Oates was
peacefully Inaugurated Governor Of
Alabama, in Montgomery, on Satur-
day. Captain Reuben r. Kolb, his
defeated popnlist opponent, took
the oath of Office as Governor and
went to the Capitol for the purpose
OF making speech. Governor
Jones informed him that he could
not speak in the Capitol grounds as
a claimant for the goyernorship.
Captain Koib left the Capitol
grounds and made his speech from
a wagon in the street. He charged
that he had been elected and count
ed out. Colonel Oates was inaugn-
rated at the Capitol, and in his in
augural address denied the charges
of fraud.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

the larger districts without any combine
ton whatever practically do this very
thing. Further, Il Is extremely improbable
that any other district would enter into o
combination at their own expense which
would increase the prepcnderance which
Leonardtown district with it, large vote
already enjoys; and If to advance any
scheme In their own interest the three
central districts, C3si, 4th and 9Th, which
in normal condition of the party are gen.
orally coun ed upon for the largest Demo
cratic majorities should combine, under
the most favorable circumstances which
have existed for years, their combined vote
in convention would not amount 10 ma
j0rity. and the six other districts bear
ing this in mind, would be able TO defeat
or further any scheme advanced by them.
A reference TO relative strength Of the par
" in each district for the years OF 1893 and
1894 as set forth in this. although il shows
a difference Of about IL per cent in twelve
months, coDcluslvely proves this.
Now for getting these several plans
acted upon. First the Democratic voters
at q special call OF the Central Com.
mittee might vote directly on the adoption
or rejection OF either Of the three plans.
The more practical way would be I think,
however, for the Central Committee when
making the call for the State convention,
say also that when the different districts
send their delegations to the convention,
said delegates shall be instructed to vote
for or against the methods proposed.
The estimates made in the foregoing are
based on the vote for State officers for one
year and for Congressman in the other, ms
these elections more clearly indicate the
sctual Democratic strength than local
elections, it might be fairer 10 base
the district representation upon the
Democratic vote cast in the preceding
State or Ndtiona! election rather than in
;he last preceding election as advocated in
this communication; also that a majority
Of another 25 might be more satisfactory
than 2-5ths Of IS as herein also advocated.
Respectfully,
LUXE +. MATTHEWS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

President Cleveland submitted 10 Con-
gress Monday his annual message, In which
he makes general review Of our relations
with foreign powers and Southern Ameri-
can republics and tie work of the several
departments of the government, approving
many Of the recommendation offered by
their heads for the bettcrment Of the pub
lie service. He approves the recommen-
daiion Of Postmaster General BisselI that
as soon as practical free postage for news.
payers and magazines be established. He
reaffirms his belief in free coal and iron
and iavors the total abolition Of the differ.
entail on refined sugar. He deprecstes the
drainage upon the gold reserve. AS sub
stitute for the present banking system be
suggests the plan favored by Secretary
Carlisle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
Difference about ~.

Difference about 12.
The foregoing comparison between the
vote of the Democratic party in the county
in the years taken for comparison, is pro-
baby more radical than will often again
occur, hut nevertheless each year some
fluctuations will undoubtedly be apparent,
and "a gain larger representation in con
veniion the different districts will only
have 10 increase their Democratic vote.
As l do not propose TO enter into any
controversy as to the merits of the respec
tive plans, but simply propose this for
consideration, shall simply proceed a.
set forth wherein think this system has
the advant &c OF those already tried and
to answer some probable objections to il.
In the first place, in so much as the dis
tricts represent the political divisions efthe
county, they have an equal representation
q delegates eachl the feature of the con.
Vention system. Secondly. as To their rep
rcsentation in a purely Democratic Assem-.
bly,, said representation is To be based not
upon the population Of the district, nor
upon the entire rOtin9 population ofthe dis.
tric', but is based entirely pro rata upon
the TemocrGtic vote Of The district, thus ex-
pressing the hest feature of the Crawford
system without Lecessitating the inconve
nience aLd expense of dual campaign,
aud il gives "A show which the Crawford
system does not for minority faction 10
obtain recognition, for in the operation of
the Crawford plan, while the principle is
fair, the practical working is this-ihe
managers and workers who have their
minds from the very nature of the position
they occupy more bent upon the issue
than the rank and file OF the party, gener-
ally decide before the opening Off Craw-
flrd campaign what man or set men they
will support, AID go to work to carry out
their aim, and iftheir ticket is successful
the losing faction is beaten finally, for
there is no appeal from the decision of the
tribunal &C. which they have submitted
their cause, and the winning party, be
they ever so much disposed, have abso-
lutely no POWER after TO give the losers
even the most insignificant place on the
ticket.
Itegain IL should be objected that under
the SYSTEM proposed the larger districts
could con'rol and carry any convention,
i will say that under the Crawford plan
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
I0hnsOn's St0r 5
rs THE PLACE

To buy Groceries. Provisions, Fruits, Salt,
Nails. Hardware, all kinds Of rinware
also and l0c goods. soOrh double
Notions, Hosiery, Shirts, all wool, at so
per cent less than last year.
Blankets. Buggy Blankets, Horse Blank
cts, Boots and Shoes, Cakes and Candies,
etc, etc.
When you want a STOVEto last q life
time, call or send for q catalogue describ
ing the world renowned EXCELSIOR
COOK $50 YES. Lasded free Of freight
on the wharf at LeonardtowR.
Nov 2g-4mT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06


The postoffice at Northeast, Cecil
county, was broken open and the
safe robbed of its contents-fiye
dollars in small change.
John Smallwood, aged seventeen
years was accidentally killed by his
brother James, at Chesterfield,
Anne Arundel county. while hunt
ing a mink.
The Eliicott City Junior Order
of American Mechanics presented
national flags to Howard county
public schools, evoking a patriotic
outburst.
Mrs. Thurow, a material witness
in the approaching police trials in
New York, and upon whose testi-
mony a number of police officers
were dismissed, has disappeared.
A tidal wave at Tacoma, in the
State of Washington, carried away
600 feet of ocean docks and tossed
the shipping violently. Two per-
sons are supposed to have been
drowned.
A civil service examination will
be held in Washington on December
II for applicants for meat inspector
and assistant inspector in the Agri-
cultural Department.
Senator Jones. of Arkansas, who
has charge of the tariff bill in the
sub-committe of the Senate finance
committee, in an interview, an
nohnces his willingness to join
other democratic Senators i'm an
effort to pass bills placing coal and
iron ore upon the free list and
abolishing the differential in favor
of the Sugar Trust.
Saturday, December /, 1894.
George W. Courtney was appoint
ed assistant custodian of the post
office building by Collector Van
diver.
Luke O'COnnor, Of Maryland,
was found dead in bed at the hmeri-
can Hotel. having been asphyxiated
by gas.
The woods about Arkansas City,
Ark, are burning causing smoke
so dense in the city that persons
could not see across the street.
The sixth annual convention of
the Association of Colleges and
Preparatory Schools in the Middle
States and Maryland began in Bal
timore.
The resignation of Mr.. John ".
Hebb, the third member of the
school board of Howard county,
leaves that county without execu-
tive school authority.
Governor Brown, president of
the Maryland Horse Show Associa-
ton, says another horse show NAV
be held here in the spring in a
building especially erected for the
purpose.
Much excitement has been caused
in Frederick City by the unprovok-
ed assault of two negroes on white
people on the street and the beating
of "a lady by one of the desperadoes.
The schooner Rosa Lee. which
went shore Thursday night about
four miles southwest of Smiths
Island, Va. has been gotten of by
the life-saving crew at the island.
The crew were saved.
Monday, December 5, 1894.
George Robinson, colored, has
been sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary for burglary in Hartford
county.
Elizabeth Swami, colered, obtain
ed a verdict in Charles county for
81 900 damages against the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Com
pany.
The steel bark Foohng Suey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
IN MEMORY

IN MEMvRY
Of Capt. WALTER d BEEBE. who died
October 10, 1894, aged 80 years.
A little folding of the hands
To sleep, 10 calmly lie,
In sweet unbroken sweet rest,
A breaking of each tie,
That binds the weary soul TO earth,
A shilling of the breath,
A howery bier. loved ones tear,
.! mourner, this is death.
A far off golden city,
Where Christ. the lamb, doth reign,
a song of joy and triumph,
A recompense for pain.
Forever aud forever
Away from earthly strife,
A crown OF gold, a peace untold,
A triumph, this i life -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06


Messrs Editors As there seems 10 be
difference Of opinion prevailing among
Democrats as TO the advisabiIity Of contin
uing 70 nominate for local offices under the
Crawford System, and as we are in about
az good condition for q little experiments!
politics as party generally gets. do not
think 1t out Of place to suggest a third
plan, which, while it differs from both,
still has some Of the features Of each. |
myself think it an improvement on the
two plans tried. What Others think re-
mains Ia he seen, but whe her good or bad,
unless Democratic prospects improve ma
terlally between now and next fall, don't
think that the manner of nominating will
amount To enough Tor Democrats to quar-
rel over, and the only rational thing to do
- TO adopt some feasible plan Of harmony
and concession. With this will proceed
to give the plan Of my system, which is as
follows That all nominations be made
by conventions, called for that purpose by
the usual authority and organized upon
the following basis First, representing as
they do the political divisions Of the coun
ty, the districts shall be entitled to three
t3) delegates each; secondly, the reasons
for any concerted political action being by
party organization 10 advance party prin
ciples therefore, in order TO obtlin full
and equal expression of the wishes Of the
Democrats throughout the county, each
district shall be entitled to increase lis rep
resentation in convention to the extent Of
one ID delegate for every twenty i've (25)
Democratic votes cast in said district at the
last preceding election; and when in max
ing estimates Of the aumber of delegates to
which each district is entitled, the excess
over the last 25 reaches -5ths or more ofan
other 25, then said district shall be entitled
ID another delegate. Under this plan the
representation of the different districts in
convention would be. basing the estimate
upon the Democratic vote d1s93, as fol
lows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

FOR SHERIFF.

Aessrs Editors you will please announce
JEFF j. READMosp. in, as q suitable can.
iidats Tor the Sheriffaity and saw tbat he
siii receive the undivided support of ,hs
Democrats throughout the county and
particularly from the Sixth, Eighth and Sec.
ond Districts.
March %, 94-p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
MARYLAND and VIRGINIA
Steamer POTOMAC
Can't. ". c Ge0eheeaD.

On and after Tuesday, Sept IL, 1894, the
Steamer PUToMAC, Capt. w. G. Geoghegan,
will leave Pier IS. Light street wharf, Balti,
more, every Tuesday and Friday, at 6 D.
m tweather permitting:)
On Tuesdays for
Millers, Jones, Bromes, Bacon's, Cosa.
Bundick's, Cowart's, Lewisetta, Kinsale.
Lodge. Mundy's Point, Adams, Piney
Point. Towards, Stones, Abeirs, Leon
ardtown.
Returning, will leave Leonardtown on
Thursday, at a. m for Baltimore, Kinsale
at IL m, Coan at 1870 p. m, Bacon's at 6
p. N, making all of the above landings
VIII leave Baltimore on Friday for ali of
the above Landings, and in addition:
Lancaster, Bushwood, Glymont, Alex
andria and Washington.
Will leave Washington on Sunday at 4
p. IN, Leonardtown at 9 a. m., Monday:
kinsale, 12 m; Coan, / SO p m; Bacon's, 6
p m arriving in Baltimore early Tuesday
and Friday m.
Connecting on Wednesday, at 6 o. m, at
Lewisetta, with Steamer Sue, for the fol.
lowing landings:
Barnes, Sandy Point, Nomini, Mt. Holly.
Deep Point, Beale's, Bush wool, Lancas.
ter's, Colonial Beach, Riverside. Liverpool.
Glymont. Alexandria and Washington.
On Saturday for Barnes. Sandy Point.
Nomini. Mount Holly, Deep Point. Beall's'
Riverside, Liverpool, Colonial Beach.
ALVIN KENNEDY,
Sept l3< General Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

ALL persons indebted 20 me on Medical Ac
count must make immediate payment. / an
obliged 10 have money.
THoS. LYNCH, ND.
Oct Is, % California. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

Because Of my loss in the recent fire I
am IN pressing need of money. Parties
indeoten TO me on medical account will
please make immeCiate payment.
L. b. JOHNSON, MD.
NOV. 20, '04-mD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

.n Situated : ss,i ON, one mile 49,
Mills, on the road to
81 Georges, with an elegant hearse and a
full stock Of collins and caskets. We are
prepared TO serve funerals M the sbor,es,
notice and upon the most reasonable terms
Ali orders quickly and neatly attended 10.
LEWIS T. CLARKE e. BRO.
April 26-tIt ''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
SAINT
WAsHING(
TIME RAJ
sTATnSNj

Wash Up. W.
& H. leave
Halto p. W..
X b. Calvert,
Brandyv1na
p. W. * D.
=" hglv
sCeslarvillc
sWosivjllc
Gallant Gre
HugheSVills
etlaks
Charlotte III
New Marked
Mesh'sv'le 4
sFiag stat
Lower I'd
After tlaiSd
will he frs
Charlotte II
On Fsrtili
up to IL ton
any poiat ~
InCitr LO
Charlotte !
Mechanism
On q rain
Road at tbs
hundred pa
Nav -. 1924
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Henry Einah, Treasurer Of ths Board Of School Commissioners
Nays County Statement asrs and Disbursements for Public
schaoa Purposes from July slst 1893 to July slss 1894
RECEIPTS.

Balance on hand July 81. 1898. s4.oss So
Amount from State Treasurer
Public School Tar. s.s2O So
Amount firm State Treasurer
Free Schooi Fund. -. 1857 on
Academic Fund. .......... 400 90
COLLECTORS Of County Tax. 1904 "a
sales OF Books- TT II
montgomery Fire Insurance. 400 81
fongers' Clustering Licenses
twhi,e). ......-....-.. 1,l2s A.
Tongers' Clustering Licenses
lcolorssij. ............. f.4as 20
State Treasurer, appropriation
colored schools. ....... $3.50 05
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
Religious
CHRIsT u

Morning
day. cgcspi|
~ 10 30 u
frst SIIn,iaj
~ PetcTl
ing prayerI
thru Sunl
Evea,odg |
cept tlc.fj
Sunday 81
50 .E,m@
Evcnsopg I
Sun,la, Ia |
School at q
IhtmuH4
o'cl'ck. y |
DOcals Il
nesday IN |
announced
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

Basing il upon the Democratic vote OF
1894 il would, given below:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REAL ETATE AGENCY.

loio r. q. y, W., WASN'T gses. ID. G.
~ WANTED FOR PURCHASERS
ST. Mary's county lands, desirably located
and reasonable in price. Write me giving
full description and al particulars.
q. Fl. CALVERT & CO.
July 7-tfa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.

From the Baltimore Su..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
Circuit Go

The EsIrl
cult Court
Of sperial 4
grand jury
met, Mr. u
II J Rad
nienhry I'll
Coad, furj
headed cal
aud apIlr{
pretty onq
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06

t. Prescriptions carefully and accu-
rately cnmpoundei-Dr A. JACK SPALD-
rsG giving his personal attention. 20 the
business Aug 17-tfs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-12-06
DRUG STORE,
lE0nARDTOWN,

You can buy all the ingredients necessary
for picking. such as
Green Ginger, wh1fssMastard, Celery Seed, &c.
and are sure OF securing the best quality al
3 reasonable price.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-08
4 BOILER EXPLODES.
AND WR ECKS THE GREEN
LEAF JOHNSON MILL
TWO MEN KILLED.
SEVERAL WOUNDED.-ABOUT
81 700 DAMAGE.

At Howard, BERTHE county, on
Wednesday morning last one of
the boilers at the large saw mill
of Greenleaf Johnson exploded,
killing two men, Rowland Mayo
and John Seasons, and badly
scalding VIM. Freeman, Col. Will
son, Henry Sanderlin and Joe
Peele. The latter two it is
thought, will not recover. Luke
Bond was thrown thirty feet and
escaped slightly bruised. Others
were also slightly wounded. The
building is badly wrecked and
the damage to the property will
to two or three thousand
dollars.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-08
LATE NEWS.

Abraham l.. Hess, a Baltimore
cigar manufacturer, blew out his
brains last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Cleveland, accompanied
by her two children, nurse and
maid, have gone to Gray Gables,
Mass, for the summer.
Four hundred thousand shad
fry about an inch in length were
put i'll Pasquotank River at the
Depot on Monday last week.
That means a more abundant
supply of this prince of table
delicacies three years hence, says
the Elizabeth City Economist.
John Wetsel rescued John Sell
lers from the bottom of we'll in
Pittsburg. and then demanded
fifty dollars for his heroic feat.
Sellers replied that Wetzel was
the agent of Providence and
would get his reward i'll the
hereafter; but Wetzel, unwilling
10 wait for a heavenly recompense
has brought suit to recover the
amount claimed.