Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25

Lssalwiss - cl>erwsss.
Read the nosice Of u Democratic meet
| ingz. elsewhere pubIz<zed. and attend them
| The local talent en- arouse more enshu.
siasm in the RepubIi<.n ranks than did
the aggregation that spoke as Lecnaritown
last Tuesday.
r. o. MORGAN has completed his new
clothing room and invifes The public 70
come and see the large assortment Of sea-
sonable clothing there displayed.
Joseph II. Milburn. CONTRACTOR. bscan
work on the bridge oser NE big run near
Leonardtown. Monday last and expects 70
complete II in about weeks time.
We appeal 10 county Democrats 10 stand
tosssher; to bury past differences, and keep
their conscience clear b voting and work.
ing for the success Of their party ticket.
Get the vese out Every Democrat can
aid in the good cause If you know Of
Democrat who cant bring himself to the
polls, go after him and fetch him along.
The meetings already held in our conn
~ have had the effect Of arousing Demo-
Gratis from their lethargy and enfnsipg
spirit into the campaign. Be up and do
ing
The Cecelisn Female Quartet, Of wash
ington, with other sweet singers. accom-
panied by celebrated pianist, viii give q
concert IS the Hall. Leuaardtown, Novem-
Der 18th, proximo.
Democrats should 70 earnestly to work
and strive to get out tie full Democratic
vote at the coming election. If Democrats
win only do their dufy we can win VIC
tory in s.. Mary's this
Among the suce6fr liSals in Leonard
town we note Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Moore; Mrs. Tweedy, nee Hayden; Mr..
George Combs. Mira d. g. Hammett and
daughter and Miss julia Hayden.
The st. Mary's Democratic ticket was last
fall beaten by disloyalty In the party ranks.
Don't let the same thing happen this year.
BE true to your principles and wipe out
the reproach Of the defeat of 1898.
Rev. Cornelius Gillespie, s. j., President
OF Gonzaga College, Washington. d. c.,
and Rev. VIM. ]. Seaman. s. J., pastor of |
Trinity church, Georgetown. ID. c.. paid a |
short visit to the Jesuit Fathers, Leonard |
town, last week.
Only few weeks ago we were called |
upon TO chronicle the death of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Joseph III. Beavan's little girl, and in |
this paper we announce the loss of their |
only son. We sincerely sympathize with |
our friends in their sore Affections.
The Society's Hall, Leonardtown, has
been bought by stock company. which |
will continue II as Hall. 1t is said that
the Society will buy lot near the centre
of the town and build thereon rooms suit
able for the preservation Of its library and |
for its meetings.
Mr.. Coffin, the Republican candidate for |
Congress, in making the canvass in South |
ern Maryland is moving principally by wa
ter, and has at his service the steam yacht |
NASs~hSh, OwAS0 W congressman Jouu II. |
Reyburn, of Philadelphia, who is accom-
panying the campaigners.
Mr.. q. Manning Combs. son of Hon.
Robert G. Combs, of this town, has ac-
cepted position under the Superintend. |
ent of Indian Schools at Santa Fe, and |
will leave for the scene Of his labors next |
Saturday. Manning IS deservedly popu-
lar in our county and his removal to New |
Mexico is a source of sincere regret
Our Registration Officers have prepared |
new duplicate registries for use at the COM
ing election. All the books are neatly |
transcribed and will compare favora-
bly, with those of any other county |
in the State. If any district, however, is |
ahead of the others in the beauty and neat
ness of the work on its registration books
the palm, we think, would have to be
awarded to those wherein lady assisted |
the registrar.