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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14

ASHEVILLE, N. c., FIRST CLASS
boarding house in splendid location; cool
rooms; excellent table, and shady piazzas;
terms moderate, according to location of
rooms. Apply to Mrs. II. Schirrmeister.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14

AGENTS ARE MAKING $1,000 A
week selling Flurette Toilet Bloom. Send
for terms. Sent prepaid to any address,
Sl.00 a bottle Removes every discolora-
ton of the skin, and restores youthful
bloom. Flurette Toilet Company, Box 1850,
Boston, Mass.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14
ROOMS FOR RENT.

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ELEGANT ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR,
large hall; third floor convenient store,
Whitaker street. Apply JOhn Lyons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14

RESIDENCE ON WALDBURG
street, new and every convenience. w. j.
Miscally, Jr., Provident Building.
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HELP WANTED.

SIX GOOD SHOE AND DRY GOODS
men wanted. 3 a. m. Monday. J. 7. Co
hen a Co, 152 Broughton street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14

SEE OUR ELASTIC ROCKERS; COOL
and indestructible. Prices right. The
Miller Company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14

branch office; salary, 500 and commissions
on all sales. Must advance 5000, fully Sc
cured References exchanged. Address
Business" Box us. st. Louis. Mo.
with first class reference to represent us
in every town and city in the country
No capital required; $40 to $50 per day can
be made by hustling. Write for Informal
ton. w. u. Wright & Co., commissions
in grain, provisions, stocks and cotton.
Suite SO Traders Building, Chicago.
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WANTED, GOOD, ACTIVE BUSINESS
man in every town to handle our samples
and take measures for clothing made to
order. Good profits. No risk. Alfred Vo>
gel & CO., wholesale custom tailors, 46,
N 18th street, Philadelphia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-14

FINE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
for sale cheap. Apply at Isl MoDonough
street.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADY REPRE-
sentatives for the Southern States Pub
fishing Company for soliciting and collect
ing material for the great work. nearly
ready for the press. THE Cotton States
and international Exposition and South
illustrated" Address Sc, News office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11

different parts Of the Island If primary
was held and each said hat If il was I
know nothing about Ii" and ali thought
that none was held. Finally. Columbus
Downing. coiored. delegateto the Con-
veniloD, put In his appearance In Adams
Bros, store, and as Lum had once lived
neighbor 20 the BEACoS OFFIcE be was
asked about t. Lum said: "a great tall
man, sorter bright and wid one OF desc long
heads came down here and primaried on
the de poarch dab telling as dat he had
plenty of the stuff and dat money was no
objeck if we would bring him delegashun.
He said all was necessary was for us to
bring three E>en to town and We could ill
up de delegashun dar. We said we had
some money and didn't want his. We
knows more now dan we did then or we'd
takin his stuff aud voted Just de same as
we did. Three Of rs went up TO town and
dat same long headed fellow came 10 US
and told Us we was all right for the Con
vention il we voted bis way. When we
got in dar q old bushy head feiiow riz up
and snorted and pitched into Us, cause the
Island was little place. Genimen, he
talked bad I thought certain somebody
would fight and was shaking in my old
cloes cause was too close 10 de Jail and
don't like dat place. And all de time dat
long headed fellow was bending over, wild
his head going backerds and forerds ike a
tarrapin, and creepin up TO dc man what
was talking and every time he whispered
something to him detaIkng fellow would
pitch in wuss z init I say some
things / done told you was too close to
dat Jail, but If dem fellows had gone down
over dat stony run, man. I'd argyed wild
EN-" As VIC were leaving the Island,
Downing shouted to as TO tell Mr. Ching
and Mr.. Holmes If "dey would write to
him he would send them barrel of oysters
apiece for getting him out when he was
penned up dar in town"
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(Fr0m our Regular Corrsspondsntl

(bfOaa our Regular C6rrespondsnt.l
LISTEN Why, it il the bell Of ST. Je
rome's church over there on the hsIl Just a
sstle way from the beautiful bay. Rev.
Father lyman Is the priest In charge and
he 10 punctual In the performance Of his
duties.
Mar 10 furnished with q great prepare.
ton Of facilities and powers, and should
they teach him or not TO act for eternity as
well a. for feeting time ? We think that
they should 80 instruct him, and we 60 a
step farther and say that they should thor
onghly teach him that the dangers which
stand 50 thickly around him are frequent.
ly clothed In disguise and like the serpent
charm only TO destroy.
We note that there il frequent service at
Friendship Ii. z. church. and that The
minister in charge appears TO be full OF the
spirit Of his work-the saving Of souls.
Rev. Mr.. Minnick, the minister in charge
Of ST. Mary's church and Ridge church, is
q good man. Oblivion Of the poor of his
congregation does not cover his memory.
The canning season is drawing TO a close.
Messrs. A. 8. Beneville and Company have
done a good business in this way up to
date. They principally raised the toma,
toes which they utilized, and not one word
Of complaint has been heard from their
many employees. Prompt payment is their
motto.
Some following lie being done, aud it is
said by those who know that the corn crop
meets the expectations of farmers general
iy.
Oystermen appear to be satisfied, mas
much as they realize fair price for their
oysters per bushel. w. A. w. Clarke and
w. T. West, Esqs., are the principal ship
pers Of barreled and packed oysters. A
few buyers prefer them shipped in sacks
for certain reasons best known to them
selves and consigners.
DR.. Becker, of Baltimore, Nd, contem-
plates locating at the Pine. He is young
man and no doubt he will take with the
citizens.
DIR. Tippett Is popular and he is success
full in the practice Of his profession.
Miss Ella Cation, of Great Mills, paid a
brief visit IN friends of the district recently,
and Misses Della and Stella Hammett, of
Ryefeld, are visiting friends at Jarboes-
Vile
Every school boy knows what Jacob
said TO Pharaoh when he asked the ra,ri
arch, "How old art thou ?" Well, we will
not waste time by signing about bygone
days II is the present that should occupy
our mind. Well just say, however, that
our liver-not our spleen-swells with
sharp bile, whenever our mind takes
backward glance-but
Prithee talk no more of sorrow;
To the gods belong tomorrow,
And, perhaps, with gracious power,
They may change the gloomy hour"
AZzASA.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
FOR THE
COTTON STATES AND INTERNATIONAL
EXPOSITION,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

The Southern Railway operates nearly
nve thousand miles of road In eight Of the
southern States and its lines enter Atlanta.
ia, from five different points OF the com.
pass Washington, ID. c.. Is the Northern
or Eastern terminus Of one Of its lines.
which Is operated in connection with the
fennsylvania Railroad, "the standard rail.
road OF America" between New Work
through Philadelphia, Baltimore. WASHING.
ton. ID. e., Lynchburg and Danyille. Va.
Greensboro and Charlotte. N. c., Spartan.
burg and Greenville, s. G., Atlanta. Gs
Montgomery and Mobile, Ala. and New
Orleans, with connection at Salisbury for
Asheville. Hot Springs, Knoxville and
Chattanooga, at Charlotte for Columbia.
Augusta, Savannah and jacksonville. and
at Atlanta for Birmingham, Memphis, Ma.
con and southern Georgia. Solid vestibul.
cd imited trains. with through day coaches,
Pullman Drawing room Sleepers and Din.
lag cars. Time between Washington and
Atlanta, eighteen hours, without change of
cars of any class.
The Southern Railway il the only line
which enters and lands passengers in the
Exposition Grounds, and no effort or ex.
pense has been spared by the management
In the improvement of is roadbed. increas.
ing the number Of its coaches and inaupu.
rating Its own dining car service prepars-
tory TO handling expeditiously and com.
fortably the heavy travel 10 and from At.
lanta during the Gotten States and Inter.
national Exposition. which opens September
IL and closes December 81, 1895.
On Tuesdays and THURSDAYS, from
September II 10 Decembe: "a, inclusive.
excursion tickets will be sold from Wash.
ington, ID. c.. 10 Atlanta, Ca, nj xl4OO.
good for return 10 days from date of sale.
Excursion tickets will be sold every dsy
from September 10 until December Is, in.
elusive, from Washington at $i9.25, goo,.
for return 20 days from date of sale, and
excursion tickets for the entire Exposition
season with final limit of January 2, 1896,
will be sold from September l6 until
December Is, inclusive, at $26 25
Map folders furnished and Pullman
Sleeping Car reservations made upon ap.
plication.
L. S. BROWN,
Genl. Agt. Pass. Dept.
j. NJ. CuLP, w. A. TURK,
Traffic Manager Gen. Pass. Agt
Washington, d. G.
Sept s. '95-3m
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St. Georges Island Items.

Since Mr.. James J. Greenwell has been
Clerk 10 the CiIcuit Court he has inaugu-
rated the commendable custom of each
year sending q deputy 10 st. Georges Is
land 70 issue oyster licenses. This is a
great accommodation 10 the people of the
happy little isle and saves them much trou-
bic and considerable expense Deputy
Clerk Jos. Z. Neal usually makes the trip
and Monday, October 9TH, was the date of
his 1895 visit On that day he received Is
applications TO dredge and issued 81 licen-
ses to tong for oysters.
OYSTERS.
Everyone on the Island In interested in
the oyster industry and there is no COM
munity in the State so well informed upon
the oyster question in all its bearings A
days visit to the Island would teach the Ma
ryIand Legislature more about oysters from
the standpoint of those who toll on the bars
10 catch them than il could elsewhere learn
in twenty years. And the Board of Pub
lie Works and State Fishery authorities
could also obtain much valuable and use
ful information from any one of the many
intelligent captains who have their pretty
a nd comfortable homes on St. Georges Is
land
Of course. there is diversity of opinion
there BIS elsewhere, but the people agree
upon the main points. The Islanders
would like To have the Potomac divided
tor oyster purposes, the Maryland tidewa.
ter counties taking one side and the Vir-
ginia counties the other, but they recog-
nize that the compact of 1885 and other
difficulties stand in the way of such an ar
rangement. About the local Police boat,
all agree that she is on duty for too brief
period to be of much benefit. AS Captain
"Saie" Potter forcibly expressed it: 1.-THE
boat is on and prevents selling small oys-
tiers for market when they would bring
from 40 to As cents per bushel, and is off
when they are being sold for planting for
20 cents per bushel. Could the beds be
protected from depredators all the year
round the boat would be of incalculable
benefit" Everyone seemed pleased with
Capt. Ollie Crowder's re appointment and
concur in saying that he is a good and
faithful official
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11

dioceses, with Washington city as the seat
OF The new See. Its territory will consist
OF the District Of Columbia and the coun-
ties Of Montgomery, Prince Georges,
Charles and St. Mary's.
The Registration Officers Of the county
are required by lag to send 10 the Superb.
sors Of Election, Immediately after ,heir
last sitting this weeif, the full number Of
qualified voters In their respective districts.
The Supervisors especially request that thi:
matter be attended %. Address, Supervi-
sors Of Election, Leonardtown.
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Localwise and Otherwise.

Localwlso ana UtherWlse.
Monday last oysters were selling in the
Paruxent at so cents a tub.
Mr.. Lee Abel Of this town is quite sick.
We wish HIM a speedy recovery.
Col. w. J. Best and Mr.. Albert Smith
were in Leonardtown Monday last.
Pickles at rs cents a hundred at Yates
Brothers confectionery store, Leonard
town.
Mr.. T. III. Fowler has been Apo n'ed
postmaster at Mechanicsville, vice A. F.
Rowling.
Mr.. Henry b. Fenwick, of Leonardtown
who has been on & visit to Baltimore, has
returned home.
Mrs. d. 9. Hammett and daughter, of
Leonardtown, have returned from their
trip to Atlantic City.
Cards are out announcingt the approaching
nuptiaIs Of F. Eugene Wathen, Esqr, and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Revell.
A marriage license was issued Wednes-
day last in Washington city to John Wal
lace, of Anne Arundel county, and Emma
Wallace, of this county.
Up to 70 m, Friday, October II, 1895,
Clerk Greenwell had issued ISL Licenses
to Tong for Oysters-155 more than were
issued up to the same date in 1894.
Governor Brown has commissioned J. r
Thompson assistant registrar in Patuxent
district. The appointment is made to as
sist the registrar in the work OF transcribing
the lists.
Justice Joseph F. Morgan informs US
that the hearing in the cases of the seven
young colored men charged with fraudu
lent registration will be held to morrow
afternoon.
Capt Samuel Trader. of ST. Georges Is
land has four hogs year old last Septem
Der, which we wager at killing time will
outweigh any four swine OF the same age
in ST. Mary's.
We are in receipt of two communications
from Baltimore and one from Jarboesville
for which we are unable TO make room in
this issue of the BEACON. They will likely
appear next week.
Recently party Of young colored b!oods
of Straits Point neighborhood were con-
victed of crap shooting One of them in
formed US that Justice Shadrick fined him
$S so for his fun.
We have been told that Mr.. Ralph
Bingham and sister, who gave such an
enjoyable entertainment at Leonardtown
Town Hall Saturday last, will perform
here again sometime in the near future
Mr.. T. ]. Bennett has started new pa.
per in Snow Hill called "The Worcester
Advocate" The paper is Republican in
politics. We predict that friend Bennett
viii publish the best paper in bad cause
In the State.
All who attended the entertainment
at the Hall, Saturday night last, are
loud in their praises Of the talent of Mr..
Ralph Bingham and his sister. Miss Ruth
Bingham. 1t was certainly the finest enter
tainment thst has come to Leonardtown
for years
Hereafter, the steamers of the Weems'
Line viii leave Leonardtown Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday at 2 g. m. for Bal
timore; leave Kinsale at 1890 p. m; Lew.
isetta at p. m; Bacon's at p. m, Mon.
day. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. See
advertisement.
The Episcopal General Convention u,
Minneapolis divided Maryland into two
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11
Amusement Ahead,

The dramatic talent Of the upper section
Of the county has been at work for some
time upon play which will be rendered
at the Town Hall, Chaptico. in the near
future. BY acareful selection Of material
both in play and performers, the manage
ment by untiring efforts in training antici.
pate brilliant success.
We hope the general public will show
their appreciation Of the efforts of the
young people, as there is quite q lot OF
work and considerable expense attached to
q performance Of this kind. Full particu-
lars In next isene.
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Roll Of Homer.

6o14 o. donor.
The roll ofhonor for st. Mary's Academy,
Leonardtown, is as follows:
Misses Daisy Bohanan, Bessie Duke,
Mable Ford, Lucille Rasin, Margaret Ken.
nedy, Mabel Edwards. Aggie Thompson,
Mamie Milburn, Carrie Jones, Lucille
Camalier, Nancy Combs, Jessie Fenwick,
Lila Smith, Nellie Russell, Pauline Free
man, Katie Bowes. Annie Robrecht, Sue
Raley, Agnes Kennedy, Nettie knight,
Rosa Milburn, Bernie Combs, Alma Mat
tiugiy. Berth Freeman. Kitty Morgan, Dora
Welt, Lucille Maringly, Maud Duke, Edna
Hayden. Ellen Combs, Ellen Fenwick,
Lizzie VanRyswick, Marie vanRyswick,
Marie Brewer, Marie Longmore, May Bur.
roughs, Nita Jarboe, Rowena Holmes,
Rose Hayden, Annie Morgan, Louise Guy,
Agnes Raley, Marguerite Abel, May Mat
tingly. Eve Cheseldine. Masters. Frank
Camalier, George Abel, Kennedy Abel:
Harry Boyd, Aubrey Abel, Horace Her.
bert, Alex. B. Holmes. Joseph Morgan.
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The Burned Registration Lists.

Thursday last the registration books OF
the Sixth district were burned with Mr. 8.
@. Thompson's store. Friday, States At
torney Camalier visited Baltimore and con.
ferred with Attorney General Poe as TO
how the lists should be replaced. Mr.. Poe
gave the following opinion:
BALTIMORE, October 4th, 1895.
b ii. Csmalier, Esqr,
States Attorney of st. Mary's County,
Dear Sir:-I understand from you that
the Registration books OF the sixth election
district Of your county were accidently
destroyed by fire on the Bird Of October,
inst, and you ask my opinion as 10 the best
mode for supplying this loss.
! am of opinion that the Registration
Officer should at once apply TO the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for the delivery to him
Of the Registration books of the year 1893,
and that he should then proceed to trans
cribe from such Registration books of 1898,
and from the published lists of voters pub
lished according 20 law in 1894, and also,
published according 10 law In 1895, into
two new Registration books TO be procured
at once from the Governor, the names of
all duly qualified and registered voters of
the district
In this way, he will be enabled 60 supply
the loss Of the books 30 burned up on the
Bird instant.
In no other way that am aware Of can
q complete registration be made of the
names Of the registered voters in the dis.
tFict. Truly yours,
JOHN PRENTIss Poe,
Dictatedl Atty. Gen1.
Upon receipt of the opinion Mr.. Camalier
went to the Governor and obtained the
following order:
BALTIMORE, October 4th, 1895.
EDWIN Corr, EsQR.,
Secretary Of State, Annapolis,
Dear Sir:-Please deliver 70 Mr.. B. Fl.
Camalier, States Attorney OF 81. Mary's
County, two registration books for the
sixth district Of that county 20 replace the
two books destroyed by fire on October
Srd inst. Yours truly,
FRANK BRowE.
(Dictated.)
Upon presentation OF the order. Secretary
OF State Colt furnished Mr.. Camalier with
two new books which he brought TO the
county Saturday last and which are now
in the possession Of the officer OF Registra.
ton for the transcription Of the names a.
suggested by the Attorney General.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11
(Dictated.)

"While down In the southwestern part
Of the state some time ago." says Mr.. w.
Chalmers, editor Of the Chico (Csl) Enter
prise. II had an attack Of dysentery. Hav.
ing heard of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. / bought bottle
A couple Of doses of it completely cured
me. Now am champion Of that remedy
for oil stomach and bowel complaints h
For safe BY VIM. +. Greenwell & Son,
Leonardtown; J. q. Matthews, Valley Lee,
and sll country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11
RRv. II. FIELDS sAuMExra

SUNDAY SERvICEs-All Saints Church,
1890 q. m. cbildren's service. II q. m.
service and sermon.
Mission House (ColtOns Point 8 p. m.
Sunday School. 1880 p. m. litany and SER
mon.
IL. & c." Hall, 8 p. m. Sunday School
4 p. m. evening prayer and sermon ION 1st
Sunday in every month only.
All welcome 10 any or ell services in this
Parish.
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geE Advertisements.
LIST OF DEFAULTERS.
STATE O. MARYLAND,

Treasury Department C0mptrolIer's Office
ANNAPOLIS, October 1, 1895
In pursuance of the requirements of Sec
ton 9, of Article 60, of the Code of Public
General Laws, as amended at January
Session, 1875, Chapter 200, here With pub.
lish the following list of ACCOUNTING Or
FTcERs In St. Mary's county who are in
arrears 70 the State OF Maryland, and liza
BILE to publication under said law, together
with the amount due by each as of thi:
day.
MARION DEK. SMITH.
Comptroller of the Treasury.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11
TIE SCHOOLS.

There is a graded school on the Island
and two buildings are occupied-one be.
longing TO the school authorities and the
other erected by Messers. Trice & Hobbs,
two ofthe lslann'slive merchants They are
conveniently situated and are attended by
as happy and bright-looking pupils as can
be found anywhere. Messrs Derby A.
Lynch and J. d. Hayden are the teachers,
and if we are to judge by all reports they
are excellent ones.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11
COUNTY NEWS.
Religious.

Religious.
CHRIST CHURCH, Chaptico.
Every Sunday 10 A. M. Sunday School.
1890 A. NJ. Service and Sermon.
First Sunday in every month Holy Com
munion.
st. Andrep's Gaurch.-Services with ser.
mon every Sunday in the month al 1890 O.
m. Holy Communion irst Sunday.
81 James Chapel Western Braach,-
the first and third Sunday I'm the month ut
3p. m. Sunday School at Q. p. m.
PdtHzens BeacA-Services the fourth
Sunday in the month, and Sunday School
every Sunday at 3 p. m.
50. Peters Chapel, Neutrality-suspicious.
song and sermon every second and fiflh
Sunday In the month at $50 p m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11

A farm of 621 ACRES, situated near
Maryland Springs, Bird eleeiion district
A good dwelling and land in fair state Of
cultivation. Will be sold cheap for cash.
Sept 20t g. r. GRAVES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11

IF parties having farms for sale will send
description ssd prices 10 the undersigned
or call in person. il win be 70 their advan-
tage. have now orders for several FARMS
Nov 14-tff 10. r. MORGAN.
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Potomac River Line.

ees>Ne Summer Schedule,
- sxaE9=..Ss BeginningInne %. 's5
steamer Tarp0h will leave Piers
12 and IS Light Street Wharf, THURSDAY
and Sunday at @ p. NJ. On Thursday
trip will make the following Ladings:
Miller's, Cowart's, Kinsale,
Brome's, Bundick's, Sandy Point.
6acons, Coan, Mundys PIT,
Lewisetta, Barnes Lodge.
also Adams and Piney Point.
Returning, will leave Lodge at 10 NJ.
kinsale at p. NJ, Coan at 3 p. NJ. Friday
SUNDAYS TRIP will make all the
above Landings and in addition Howard's
and Stones and extend her trip TO Al
exandria and Washington, leaving Barnes
at p. M, Coan at p. NJ, Bundick's 8 80
+. Nj. Mondays for Washington. Will
leave Washington on Tuesday ats p. NJ.
Tor Baltimore, stopping at the following
Wharves
Alexandria, Leonard town Coan,
Glymont, :Piney Point, :Bundick's
Colo'al Beach Adams, :Cowart's,
Lancaster, Sandy Point, Lewisetta,
stones Mundys PIT. :MilIer's.
towards, Lodge, :Brome's,
Abell's, Kinsale, Bacon's.
Barnes,
Leaving Leonardtown at IA. NJ Lodge 12
NJ, Kinsale, 1 p. NJ, Coan Z. NJ.
Wednesday.
Grain Sacks Furnished Free
Freight on rebacco 81 per Hogshead
Fertilizer eI.2S per Ton.
FARE FROM RIVER Landings TO BALTIMORE:
EOund Trip First Class. $50. Single Trip Flint Class,
$50. Found Trip Second Class, 200. Single Trip See.
oBd Class S12j HEALS 30 GEMS EACH.
ALVIN p. KENNEDY,
Telephone No. 10. Manager.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-10-11

WANTED-A Tenant with a large
w fo'ce, VINO understands the cultiva-
ton Of tobacco. References required.
Come and see or address
Mrs. MARY NJ. LYNCH,
Valley Lee, Md.
Sept 12-mi