davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
that is sure 10 be popular with audiences OF meio-
dramatic taste. 1t will remain for a week
MARIE JANSEN AT THE BlJOU.

Glen MacDonoughs farce. Miss Dynamite. was
played In the Bjou Theatre last evening by MISS
. Marie Jansen and her company. II is an ingenious
and amusing trfe Of singular brevity. It's three
acts amazingly short. Either Mr. MacDon-
oueh's inventiveness exhausted in a wonder
fully brief time, he too ndoent to give fun
measure in his attempt to entertain theatregoers
But the farce is brisk ard lively and contains many
tight bits OF humOr and number of comical situa-
tons Possibly the storm affected Miss Jansen's spr-
its. Whatever may have been the cause of her lisess
ness, she somewhat lacking in the nimbeness'
the dash. the spirit AMI the vivacity which made
her much Of a public favorite In past seasons.
Yet In mischief. in archness. In pquancy, she dis
played great deal of her former attractivenes5
and charm. She is not nearly so plump as she was
in the seasons before she began starring. Perhaps
she has become a victim Of the mania for the bcy-
Gle. possibly she is the slave Of some system
of ''reducing' which has taken away her exuber-
ance and impaired the g.oeful gayety which was
her most winsome and fascinating trait. But she
is still delightful to look upon and her audience
was enthusiastic enough to prove that she retains
her popularity in no small degree. 1t Is not m
likely that she suffering from illness last night.
and she may make much more of her part when the
weather mends and the world gra,ihcs the eye and
satisfies all the more. 1t is certain that
she has often acted, sung and tripped about with
more freedom. ease joly and grace than could he
dscerned last evening. and those who in the
Bijou may fairly hope for better things when they
so again.
Miss Jansen has brilliant actor as her chief sup
port in Frederic Bond. who admirable in the
part of DreXel Day. Whenever Mr. Bond
the stage the pleasure and interest OF the audience
Were AT full tension The part WAS far below the
lim; Of Mr.. Bonds ability. but it gave him an op-
portunty 10 show his thorough mastery OF farce as
wcll as OF light comedy, Soldene Powell as the
Marquis OF Ellington had a neat. touch. He
was never bosterous or indscrcet. and handled him
self ana his matter in such way 10 merit praise
Charles Mason in the part Of Ned Vance. and Will
lam Norris Eugene Weber. did their full share in
dlVerng the house.
Miss Jansen has competent company. but In
places the action was not as swift II should have
BEEN and there was little dragging. possibly be
cause the seemed to he experiencing "A slight
temporary eclipse. But Miss Dynamite has snap
enough. when star and company at their best. to
draw many people to the Bjou for weeks To come.
Here t. The cast:
DrcXcl Day Frederic BOND
tufei" Weber
The Marquis ~ Burlington sold me Powell
Iuufi IN w I'l'fS
Marion mop" ,ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
Religions Notices.

THE LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION WILL RESUME
their de, ,onaI meetings Wednesday, November I,n
at II a. m In the Chapel Of the Broadway Taoernaces
cor Broadway and Saith st. continuing every Weooeoosy
morning q the Same houy. ------------:-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
DIED.

pARNEy-At Milford. y. Y. Sunday November =:
Tsoi ayin,a S. wife Or. Charles :. Barney. and
only daughter OF the Seth c. Hawey. Of New-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
MIRRIED.

uENEr,Y-ALRERs- Saturday. November 3, at the
drnre OF the brides father 81 Gouverneur-st New"
York city Elizabeth Albers to John James MeEnery'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

Dr Va A. UammOnd's Animal Extracts Cere
brine Tor the brain Caroline fc. the heart Testne ova
rne etc J. MII.HAu'S SON, ny Froadway Ne"'io'h
mr. COI 4 MBIA CHEMICAL CO.. Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Mount Hope Westchcstcr County.
Office $50 sAth-ave., y. Y. Telephone $50, ISth-st.
I[ENSICO CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. 4s minutes
from Grand Central Depot. private station az Gu
trance Office 10 East l.d- Telephone call. 900 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed, with
full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
Liebig COmpnny's Extract OF beef'

Msa, and vegetable soups made palaable by its use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
vILLANY WITHOUT PARALLEL

sr0n The New-YOrk KecOiuer' -,
As II stands the result of the investigation Is 1ne
cal par,V crj,ne tho most unspeakable has been
.gsed 10 night 1t has been shown 'aht 1ne WITH
many az Tho mon u,ho are the appointed guardians
g. ana order and that the Ts Ts'em Of van
eas turpltude that has no parallel in the annals OF
Gim.nali,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

IlfeNtl l)ay
tuger" Weber
The MARQUIS ~ Entrgton. Sold me Powell
luufld m w ie''fS
Henrietta Crugcr .....................M May Mcrrick
Marion iI" h'r'
GEORGIA Marie Jansen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
THE CHANGE WILL BEGIN TO-DAY.

run The Newburg Journal. , T.,
II hard TO see how the people OF New vi" ~ a.,
sx OF the revelations that have been MAJ ~, ,ovver
WAoW Inquiry, continue 10 keep III .o.'i,tas n
s party that II responsible for these
~ quite likely that the result or next 800
rk.nx will show the beginning OF a
@sase In the metropolis.
isSrIMONY THAT CANNOT BE GAlNs"iD'
RON The Baltimore News
me cumulative effect OF this testimony mus III
ace the most obdurate. Within very ht'.e WIZ, va,
~. sasL see what effect IT VIII have upon inc WV
~ OF New-York
THE TIME HAS COME TO CRUSH 1T.
RON The Albany Journal
tsfnse evidence given by the witness MRS. Herina,,
prrS.se ,ne Lexow Committee accords the cIalcs'
ocrstoi the gigantic corruption OF the great DEN i
and m, organization which rules New ork ~;
mi. VII rule the State II Senator Hill IS eiccieu'
Ice Z" " tnan alone paid more than 10000 TO tne iO-
vote :" me shape Of backmai vote FOR HlII y d
Crush ". ". Iammany Halle The time has come "
orranve.u OF existence that criminal and degraueu
1"-foRk WILL SHOW HER STRENGTH.
m The Boston Journal
Lexov ,srueed. with shocking climax that the
lations Wsestgation closes IL after all these reVe-
onAsh w-iork hasn't moral strength enough 20
~nopuiss ,many, II will be almost Dme to despair
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
REPORTED for he Beacon. !

A-Wedding.-Mr. Henry +. Small woods
residence was the scene of q very pretty
wedding on the evening of the 21st uI:imn.
The contracting parties were Miss Cora
V Hobbs and Richard w. Chesser. both Of
the Island. At an early hour the friends
and relatives Of the young couple began 70
assemble and soon the spacious parlor was
filled TO It's utmost capacity. About 2
O'Clock the happy couple entered the parlor
where they were met by the Rev. w. Irving
Dice VIII" performed the ceremony. After
the ceremony the young couple received
tac congr, tulations Of their many friends
The extending Of congratulations being
over sumptuous supper was served 10
which all present did ample justice Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. II. r
Smallwcod; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. " Price;
Mr. and Mrs w. o. Chesser; Mr. and Mira.
Geo w. Chesser; Mr.. and Mrs Jas. d..
Hayden; Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Moore, Misses
Ida. Annie and Birdie Chesser; Misses Sadie
and Ann e RObrecht; Miss Mary A Thomss;
Mr. JOS. G. Hobbs and sister; Mr.. Eugene
Trice; Mr.. Jos +. Robrecht; Mr. Chas. 4
Henderson; Mr. Jno. w. Henderson: Mr.
o. l.. Crowder: Mr. Jos. Z Trice and
Others too numerous to mention.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
THE OLD YEAR


Old frield-you 60 Q journey long.
lou leave rs with sorrowing heart,
hesch forth thy right hand, stsunch and
strong.
One grasp before we part.
Close up thy volume-shus iss clasps,
Our friendship IL recorded there;
WheE backward yawn the cullen hasps.
May IL be written fair!
For ahi old friend, . time win come
When shall meet thee, face % face,
And 10 that Volumes witness dumb.
My history shall trace:
Shall read Of hopes, that never came
To their fulhiment on the earth.
But died. as dies the yule logs fame
Upon the daSkening hearth:
OF high intents-that failed and fell;
OF good resolves-that ca4re 10 nought:
OF lessons-learned too bitter well,
And very dearly boaght
Az. and Of blessings unforeseen,
That did from sorrows take their raise;
Or heaven sent trials-fhat have been
But blessings In disguise.
Yet. though from good it on has swerved.
l know this lie OF mine will prove
With gentleDess by thee observed.
And chronicled In love.
/ know, within distant land.
To human vision ne'er revealed,
Thy brethren-gone before thee-stand,
Each with o volume sealed
They wait fheei Time must intervene
Ere. when my heart has ceased its strife,
From those dread pages shall CLEAN
The record Of my life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

Amfssg ether tokens Of affecsionate love
and generous appreciation that caae 30 M
on Christmas Day. was q well filled purss
with these written words awith love and
best wishes Of his s,ongregats ,ns OF Poplar
Hill and S. Thomas Churches" In &C
housekeeping these gifts, unmerited IL may
he on my part, bur yetmost highly valued
may say that the accompanying sentimen,
thrilled me with the pr,ioundness OF that
Christ hive. which moved each OF you 70
such m act Of noble sympathy. Il i of
and from that great love, that nearly five
hundred millions Of souls. knelt on the
Nativity In Christian temples the world
over. 70 worship the Holy Chiid--tl,e God.
Man. and TO the Angels "Gloria In Excel
sis, "send back the grand refrainapcace, good
will tDwards men" Again and again will
this Holy-Tide rAurn 'ull each rernotess
nation shall learn Messiah's name, and be
drawn into that ever widening circle ofone
fsith, one worship and one love. May
Gods peace rest upon you. and ill the year
with richest blessings--the blessings of
d-epened sympathy for ALL. of holier aud
more deyout lives and OF that loving faith,
which brings us nearer to the Christ and to
each other. Affcctionassly your Pastor.
MAURICE II. VAUGHAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
COMMUNICATED.
AzzANA.

ICOMMuNrCATED.
I assure you / feel greatly gratified ri
your notice of my S7th birthday. and
am aiso grateful TO the editors Of the 81
Mary's Easerprise for tie hind and friend
" sentiment which attended their inser-
ton of your notice 10 their paper-yours
indicates that there il no adverse feeling to.
wards me In the democratic ranks in this
county and theirs that | have the friendly
feeling of those they represent. This ID
very agreeable To me, since after life OF
50 years IL gives rise to the belief that /
hsye no enemy any where In Old st. Ma
rvs. My heart tells me that I ought not
to hGyeone. AS evidence OF the confidence
end approbaiiqR Of the democratic party
of this county ] insert resolution unani.
mously adopted by convention which
met in 1895.
Ihave preserved this resolution, Of course,
as testimonial and memorial tn those of
my descendants who may live after have
departed henss- A. there has been no
change in my political visws and course !
have no doubt that our party, at least In
This county. would promptly repeat the
resolution.
Resolecd by the democracy OF st Mary's,
in County Convention assembled, that Hon
Is q. HsRREs Is deserving Of the confidence
and respect Of this Convention and the
democracy Of the stats and county, and
thar we should hear with gratitude and the
wsrmsst approval Of his selection by Pres
sdent Cleveland Cor the position Of Naval
officer Of the Port Of BALTIMORE, and We
herewith give this recommendation our IN
divided enforcement
When The appoipsment Was made 70 ths
pfpce for vLica ! sss ssss - syplieas'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

Localwiss and Othervzse.
Don't forget to date your letters 1894.
"A Happy and Prosperous New Year
is the BEAcoN's greeting to its friends.
Miss Lulu Cusic. of The 9Th district, h
visiting friends In Washington city.
We have received notification that the
steamer Tygert is to discontinue her trips
to tae Potomac Landings
Raymond Russell, tried before Justice
10. =. Morgan, for larceny Of corn and
fodder. Guilty, and sentenced to Jail fol
80 days.
r. johnson Cotton. Esq, has removed
from Baltimore and returned to St Mary's.
Colonel Cotton viii resids on his farm In
the 7th district.
Mr.. Luke T. Matthews, Of Leonardtown,
begins the New Year BY advertising a
sweeping reduction In The price of his
goods Give him cali.
Messrs. Manning Combs. Roach Abel,
Sothoron Key. Jeff and George Combs, all
formerly of Leonardtown, spentthei Christ
mas Holidays with their parents.
Messrs. William and Franklin Ching
spent New Years day In Leonardiown.
We are told that Fran9lin Is TO 20 TO the
Maryland Agricultural College.
William B:scce, for assault with inten,
TO kill, lodged in jail for preliminary
bearing. had hearing before Justice Chas
A. Watts on Wednesday last.
Mrs Lucy Simms Of Spokane, State of
Washington, is Waiting her late husband's
relatives in st, MaFy'- Mrs. Simms is
deservedly popular with al our people who
have the pleasure Of her acquaintance.
Since January lst, instant, Clerk Green
well has issued Lirencss 70 marry TO two
couples, viz: John Ford Stone and Mamie
Catherine Goodwin; Leonard Graves and
Mary Mattingly. We wish the young
couples much happiness and prosperity.
The States Attorney has been kept &C.
tivs in looking affer Violations Of the
laws James Jackson. coiorefi, tried at
Morganza for violent assault upon his sis
Ter. Guilty. and sentenced % jsirfrr 20
days and. to pay fine Of u and costs.
Richard B Payne. sca o. yndge Daniel
J. Payne, of ST. Clements Bay. died Decem-
Der %. 1893. in the 18Th year q bis age.
Richard was bright young nan and was
popular with all who knew him May he
rest In peacel
a social club has been orgnnlzed q Love
vile with the hlIosiHg o1lters; Presi.
dent Preston Thompson; w. President
James T. n RaIey; Treasures, =. r.
Graves. Secretary. sebastlea Thompson.
The first Saturday Of each xponlA = The
EsgulaE meeting DAY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
Correspondence of the Beacon }

JAkbOksVILLE, Jan. i, lSJ4.
Messrs. Editors The old eighth dis.
trict being all enthusiasm for any and all
kinds of innocent amuscments the young
men could not restrain from having q
dance, the time of all times, Xmas holidays,
when the rich and poor cast aside the cares
of this mundane sphere and are merry all
day long. Be il distinctly understood be.
fore / proceed further with description of
an adequate portrait of the party as il re-
produced itself 10 nv mind, that we do not
profess the doctrine set forth and taught by
the stole philosopher, the basis of which
are, eat, drink and merry, for tomorrow we
die; but we conscienciously believe that
innocent amusement occasionally & good
for the soul.
AS the shortest route to Mrs. Mary
Bonds, the house ut which the party was
10 be held, seemed to be around by Cedar
Point Church. at which place Mr.. Daniel
Stephens and Miss Maggie Shade were to
be made one, the pleasure seekers did not
ar've until late. but dancing was begun
Immediately.
Regardless Of the pretty spring evening.
you were made 10 realize the presence Of
Christmas by the beautiful decorations of
the ball room In the centre of the rom
hung q bouquet Of mistletoe. which could
he seen by the ladies. Judging from the seay
they summed that spot, hut the young men
-ah well, bashfulness 10 terrible thing.
Confectionerias. which consisted ofeggnng,
wine and cake, were ssrved nc 10 80. afer
which dancing was resumed with ten fold
vigor. Short time had transpired when
your correspondent heard young lady
ask her partner 10 give her hrs arm to as
sist her 10 cross the room Is she could not
60 by herself The reason Of her feeble
ness is mystery Shich remains yet to be
solved.
For fear of trespsssine will not men,
ton names Of those present. bat will only
say Miss Daisy Bohanan. 70 whom the
honor Of the party was given. seemed tn
give her whole heart and soul to pleasure,
and enjoyed herself ss only those Temporal
rily released from captivity can. when
the clock chimed two In the morning si-
lence reigned supreme over the house,
which was but Eve minutes ago all life and
bsstis. end sleep, "the sweet restorer," tight
ensd Its grasp 60 OF mankind.
I will trouble NO asose. hut leave all
thus reposine and say with the poet,
ssI would that my tongue could utter
The thoughts that aries In me-" B.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
John s. JONES.

John s Jones was born in st. Mary's
County, about eight miles from Leonard
town, December IL, 1856. He attended
school curing the winter seasons of his boy
hood, the remainder Of his time being put
In helping his father on the farm. At the
age Of twenty-four he married Miss Kate
w. jones. daughter Of the late James Jones,
local preacher Of the Methodist Episcopal
Chusch and deputy collector OF the port Of
Town Greek. The first public Office ever
held by Mr.. Jones was postmaster at the
town of Drum Cliffe, one Of the landiags
of the Weems Line steamers on the Patux-
ent river At the death of his father in
law, ON March /. 1881 he was appointed to
aii the position of deputy collector OF Gus
toms scr the port OF Town Creek, which he
he'd until January /. 1887. when the Office
was abolished under lsNElevcland admin.
istration. He was q member Of the House
during the session Of 1884.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

The Baltimore sun.-Those desiring .
good daily newspaper viii not go amiss II
they subscribe 10 the Baltimore Sun. The
sun prints all the news; gives Il In concise
and readable rm and avoids sensational
ism. Ifyou zee statement in the Sun you
may rely upon its accuracy. And IL IL q
good family paper for IL prints news that is
news and never descends the dime novel
journalism The San 10 New Years gift
worth having.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

For pains in the chest there Ii nothing
better than q flannel cloth saturated with
Chamherlain's Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat Of pain. IL viii produce .
counter irritation without blissering. and Is
not SO disagreeable as mustard; in fact ID
much superior TO any plaster on account
Of iis pain relieving qualities II used in
time will prevent pneumonia. 30 cent
bottles s,r sale by VIM. r. Greenwell &
Son, Leonardtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
Hymeniai.


Reported for The Beacsn.1
A very pretty wedding was solemnized at
Cedar Point NJ. e. Church on Wednesday,
December the 9th ult, the contracting
parties being Miss Maggie, the daughter of
Mr. James Shade, and Mr.. Daniel Stevens,
q former resident of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, but now resident Of this coun-
~.
Before 8 p. m. the crowd began 10 as
semble, and at 2. the appointed hour for the
ceremony, there was barely standing room
In the prettily decorated church In front
Of the church rail was suspended mar
rage bell between two arches clothed In
evergreens. The altar also wore It's Christ.
mas symbols Of holly and ferns. The
bride was gowned In amythist broad cloth
trimmed in cream satin duchess. She
carried q bouquet Of beautiful "Bridc Ro-
ses." The groom, q man of fine physique.
wore the conventional black suit.
At 73O the organ peals of Lohengrin's
March, rendered by Miss Daisy, daughter
of Mr.. John w. Jones, announced the nup.
tial moments. and Mr.. Stevens bore his
bride 10 the altar, preceded by tour ushers,
Messrs. Alex. and John Stevens, brothers
of the groom, Harry Shade. brother of the
bride, aid J. Levering. Mr.. Dice, the Off.
cia,ing minister, read with beautiful i'm
pressiveness and solemnity the ceremony
after the old English style. The wedding
party, with few friends, repaired to the
residence Of the bride, where a sumptuous
repast was served. The bri els remem
brances by friends, in the form of china
and silver and bric-a brac, were numerous
and handsome. The couple will make
their future home ut Cedar Point, this coun-
ty. ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
st. Mary's Representatives.
Ern.,, III. Gam


WASHINGTON WILKINSON.
Washington Wilkinson is serving his
second term as republican Senator from
81, Mary's county, having been first elected
in 1899 Prior 10 that he had served two
terms in the House OF Delegates at the
sessions Of 1884 and 1888 He was born in
St. Marys county and received his educs-
ton from the public schools Of that county,
and has always been engaged In farming
and merchandising. Mr.. wilkinson has
tab sn great interest in the State tobacco
wareb, ruses and urged thss they be kept
intact ,1e was the author OF the bill to
erect monu ment to the memory Of Leon.
ard Calvert at II Mary's City He was q
member of the las. joint Legislative com.
mittee 10 consider the boundary between
Maryland and Virginia on the Potomac
river and Pocomoke sound Mr.. Wnkin-
son favors reassessment bill which will
contain lone rule or district taxation
clause. He tavors free books in the public
schools and is opposed TO leasing any part
of the oyster grounds Of the State.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04
Correspondents Of the Beacon.l
ST. GEoRsE's ISLAND. MD.


ST. GEoRGE's ISLAND, MD.
January LIST, 1894.
Messrs Editors:-As you seldom or never
get letter from this section, and as a new
year ID with Us. / take II upon me % write
you few lines. Ny memory travels back
twenty-five years. and what change has
taken place. Then, land could be bought
for fifteen dollars per acre. now il takes one
hundred dollars 10 buy an acre without
choice Of location. Then, divine service
was occasionally held in the old school
house by the Meihodists, now there are
three large and commodious churches,
Methodist, Episcopsl and Catholic. The
Episcopal is said to be the finest church in
Southern Maryland. and il was principally
built by Adams Brothers Then, there
was bat one small store. now there are four
large ones, thoroughly stocked with varied
assortment Of goods. Then, there was not
the remotest idea entertained that the Island
would make an excellent Summer resort,
now, large hotel accommodates hundreds
OF visitors from Washington. d. G.. Alex
andria, Va. and Baltimore. Nd, during the
summer season. A large and substantial
wharf has been erected and the steamer
Arrowsmith makes regular trips there three
times week. A school Of sixty pupils is
supported. with two teachers, Miss Mar,
L. Hebb, of Baltimore, and Mr. Hayden, a
native Of the county.
Progress Is our watch word, and by 1900
we win be the leading Island u the State
30 FAR 40 bSnsiness Is concerned. We have
discovered the true philosophy Of success-
full mems lives and we are not Satisfied to
be common, prosy wayfarers In Life. No,
sirs, progress Is our motto, and with our
hearts and arms wen continue TO climb
upwards until we reach the apex of sue.
cess.
Wishing you and your many readers q
prosperous New Year,
am yours for progress,
DAISY BLUE. :.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

an buying a cough medicine for child
rem" says Fl. A. Walker. prominent
druggist Of Ogden, Utah, "neyer be afraid
tn buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
There IL NO danger from 10 and relief Is
always sure % follow. particularly re-
Commend Chamberlain's because have
found IL to be safe and reliable. Its In
tended especially for colds. Group and
whooping cough" 80 cent bottles for ssls
by VIM r. Greenwell & Son. Leonardsown,
Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-01-04

Pay Yeur Taxss.- Collector John w.
Williams will be 10 Lecnardtown, Tues
day next January 0, 1894. Mr.. williams
b 'ndsmen have instructed him to push the
collection of all back taxes and n.stices are
now being prepared for service upon all
dciinquents. Collections must be made
and Mr.. Williams has no alternative but
20 make them.