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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-07-11
.Locaiwise and Otherwise.


Mr.. Jamie ID. Duke is visiting relatives
in st. Mary's.
Our local Summer resorts are doing a
fairly good business.
Read the Grafton of Col William Kigour
published on our outside pages.
U. s. pension has been re issued to Hen.
ry Bush. colored, Leonardlown.
Prot John II. Garner, of Chicago, is a
guest Of Moore's Hotel, this town.
Mr.. p. III. J. Redmond will Saturday
next rattle donkey for the benefit of Miss
May Lathroum.
Mr.. Charles v. Hayden, of Chestnut Hill,
near Leonardtown, has returned home
from visit TO Baltimore
Mr.. II. c. Lancaster, of Washington
has been visiting his brother Rev. c. L.
Lancaster, S. j., Of this town.
The weems' Line has reduced its freight
charges on tobacco from Potomac River
Landings TO $1OO per hogshead.
Parties in need of good shingles would
do well to call on Mr.. b. r. Abel.
Read his ad and prices in another column.
Recently, while calling up Brittons bay
opposite Nuthalrs. Capt Archie Bennett
overhauled fine shoat out for a swim and
took him aboard.
Miss Violet Melton, of Washington, and
| les Of 81 x,.p.
ing the family of Mr.. T. Lee Mattingly,
near Leonardtown.
Charity Mills, colorea, wife Of Henry
Mills, a well-known colored man of this
town, died Thursday last after lingering
illness of consumption.
We are indebted to Mrs Nellie Cooper
for the present offine cabbage which, when
picked, weighed over seven pounds per
head Can anyone beat thisf
Recently. Mr.. 7. Lee Mattingly lost six
fine ewes. Lee thinks the cause of death
was heart failure" superinduccd by being
run by dogs and aggravated by diet 81
green apples.
To make room for the contribution of a
young friend, which we have had on hand
since July 4th, we have been compelled
to omit several communications from this
/ weeks issue
Among the guests at Moore's, we note
Misses Blanche Herbert, Alice and Annie
Lovejoy, Julia and Estelle Hayden, all OF
Washington; Mr. Charles Yates, of Balti.
more, and Miss Katie Crane, of the eighth
district
Mr.. John i. Welt, of this town, LEFT Tues.
day last fer Baltimore, where he expects b
remain in the Good Samaritan Hospital for
a short time. We hope he will be much
bcaefted and will soon return completely
restored 10 health
Mr. William T. Harrison who. for the
past six years, has been living at Spokane
Falls, State Of Washington, returned home
for q visit Saturday last. Willie is look.
ing well and is eloquent in praise of his
adopted State. He was accompanied on
his trip from Baltimore by his brother, N =.
Robert Harrison.
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IReportea for Me Beacon |

MECHANICsvILLE, July 2, 1895.
Messrs. Editors 1T was with much
pleasure that attended the closing exer.
cises on Monday last, of the primary school
taught by Miss Dora Harrison, near Char
l0tte Hsll. Although at the time appoint
cd to assemble the intervening clouds cut
off the cheering rays of the sun, and the
rain was falling fast, the red school house,
seated beneath the sheltering branches Of
majestic oaks was soon filed with young
and old eagerly awaiting TO hear the words,
farewell TO school" Their waiting was
not long, for soon the curtain arose and the
bright faces Of the students could be seen
each waiting to perform their last duty Of
the scholastic year, and as they came forth
one after another to perform their parts,
one could see at a glance that they had
been under the guidance of some careful
hand.
The Rotations being ended the next in
order was distributing rewards for work
well done, consisting of medals, etc. BY
this time the shades of night were falling
fast and soon the lights from the school
house stole softly out to mingle with the
lights OF nature Sweet strains of music
began to reverberate keeping time with the
moon winding its way across the milky
SKY. And then the cry arose, on with the
dance. AS stood and watched the youth
full faces of the students, listening to their
merry voices and THEN happy hearts beat.
ing faster than the merry tune, it brought
wildly before me the many happy days
that had speh: as student in the prima-
ry schools of old st. Mary's
Messrs. Editors, can safely say that if
the public schools are conducted with as
much success as the one had the pleasure
to VISIT St Mary's need not fear that the
education of her youth will be neglected.
SPECTATOR.
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III
Cedar Point School closed the session az lsls
10 with the Commencement Exercise which
'"oA place ON Friday evening. The programme,
rendered In manner highly creiitable 20 the
principal. Miss Violet Maffingly. va~ thor
pughly enjoyed by a large audience. only a
small part 81 which could secure even standing
room In the building. The highest eornplI-
ment that can IL paid n teacher Is implied LA
the fact that the school has Ir.,en =, conducted
That no word Of complaint has lseu h.-ar,i
from anyone OF large number Of patrons
during session marked by continued success,
and we take much pleasure In conTratuIatlng
Miss Mattingiy upon this well-mcrite.i CON-
pliment cordially expressed. by our section
Miss aaftingley's efficient work in the school
was largely instrumental In bringing out 10
iaFs'e an audience. which was hardly prepared.
however for an evening of such pleasure n a
was our fortune to participate In The
programmes. from the entrance march by
the pupils and the weIl-written Satisfactory. de-
hvered In "a pleasing manner by Miss IIuelah
Jones. 90 the Farewell Song. was one OF which
High School might well feel proud. Tospeak
OF any OF the pretty girls and bright boys
should have TO be partial were I not TO men,
tica all, which would take too much Of your
space. The order of exercises:
Entrances March, PupiIs
s1IuT11oRr. Miss Buelah jones Gts.
welcome Erecting, Pupils
4 SWEET REVENGE.
Archer. Master Howard Daugherty.
BENJAMIN. Wilson Dangherty.
Charles. james Hammett.
David, Sunwalt Jones
Merry sllnbcams. song, Little Girls.
child's Trouble, Masters :. Jones and ID.
Guy.
Lucy. school Girl. Miss NaEgie Jones.
Mary, Miss Eta While.
SOME VERy STRANGE PEOPLE
Zach who built the house, Master w. Yates.
Mother Hubbard. Hiss A. Inkle.
Jack, the giant killer, Mastlsf " nklss
Old Danie. Miss RI Dunaway.
The Boy who was changed 70 q monkey;
The wee, wee woman. Miss Marie Jarboc.
Dame, who owned the goose, Miss Ella Yates.
Bluebeard, MasterF. Hayden.
The little Indian boy. +. Hayden.
Now Comes Vacation, Full Chorus.
UNFoRTuSATE Mn. BRowN-Thrce Scenes.
sadie, Young girl. Miss y Jones.
IDttic. W. Jones.
Lucy T.. While.
BESSIE. Miss l.. Hmamett.
MIR. brown. old bachelor, Master NJ JarbOe.
Boys Rights, Master VI. Jones.
Bright Eyed little Nell OF Narragansett Bay,
song. Miss Eta W ibie.
THREE LITTLE MOTHERS.
Mamie Miss Iaez Yates.
Allies, Miss Geneviye while.
Anna. Miss Matte Dawson.
Child's FIRST Speech, Miss L. Yates.
Ginning Bells, song. The Girls.
Little Chattcrbox, Miss VI. Daugherty.
The HousckecpcT's Complaint, song, Miss +.
THE DARK CuPID
Only, a waiting maid, Miss l.. Hammett.
Caesar, colored servant, Master l.. Dunaway.
T FsS I,T PgSse9man NastST st. n JgG pDc
IoceIyn, " :. gentleman, Master :. Jones.
Farewell Good Night, song. Misses +. While.
M. Jones. L. Hammet, Ii. Jones.
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TCommuniioated.
ST. GEORGES ISLAND, MD.
July z, 1895,


Messrs. Editors lit Is 50 seldom that
the Valley Lee neighborhood gets the best
OF anything, that when IL does, IL never
fails to parade the fact before the public;
and this longing after noteriety seems not
only to embrace the more important con-
Germs of life, bus extends even to the trifl-
ing matter of sports.
1t happened that by some lucky hit OF
fortune the Valley Lee b. b. Club defeated
not long since the Island team. This vic.
tory was too important in the estimation OF
the Valley Lee nine and their sympathi-
GERS not to be published, and the world
made acquainted with what expert base
bali players this favored neighborhood
abnunds.
The Island team would not have object
cd to this, had they, on former occasion,
accorded their Valley Lee friends similar
treatment Butihis they did not do. They
are generous and magnanimous people
and disdained TO bruise the feelings of a
vanquished enemy. But since il appears
that the Valley Lee team is little wanting
in generous sentiments, il is but Just 20
state that two games of ball have been
PLAYED. The first game was played on the
Island and resulted in an overwhelming
defeat OF the Valley Lee nine, the score
being 60 10 IS in favor of the Island. Jus.
tia.e requires me to say that members OF
the Valley Lee nine were absent their places
b'ing filed by Impractical players. In the
second game, 3 OF the Islands best PLAYERS
were absent, o. L. Crowder, LIST base; John
l. Crowder, pitch; James Crowder, End
base. STAT UNBRA.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-07-11

Among the numerous persons who have
been cured of rheumatism by Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, mention should he made
of Mrs. Emily Thorne. of Toledo, Wash,
who says: 81 have never been able to
procure any medicine that would relieve
me of rheumatism like Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. have also used Il for latne back
with great success. II Is the best Eminent
i have ever used, and / take pleasure in
recommending II 10 my fsiends.s For sale
by w. +. Greenwell 8 Son, Leonardtown;
j. 5. Matthews, Valley Lee and all country
stores
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-07-11

To prevent pale and delicate children
from lapsing into chronic invalids later in
life. they should take Ayers SarsapariIla
together with plenty Of wholesome food and
out door exercise. What they need to
build up the system is good red blood.
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FOR RENT.

For 1896 the farm near Leonardtowr
now occupied by Richard Edwards.
Apply To
J. CLEMENT CAWOOD,
St Clements Bay. Md.
June 20, '95-m
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs. Editors-Please announce JAS
A. WATTS, of the eighth election district
as candidate for the next sheriffalty, SUBJ
ject 70 confirmation by Democratic prima-
ries in 1895, and say he will receive strong
support LOWER DISTRICTS
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ron THE HOUSE OF pErNGArEs.

We present 70 the Democrats OF ". Mary's
county the name of Mr.. DERBY A. LYNCH
a. q candidate for the House Of Delegates,
subject to the nomination. Mr.. Lynch's abili-
~ cannot be questioned aud we believe he can
materially aid the county. 9Th District.
Mar y 95
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Il" ART AMATEUR.

Best and Largest Practical Art Magazine.
TThe only Art Periodical awarded a Medal at
the Worlds FairD
Invaluable TO all who wish to make their liy-
ing by art or to make their homes beautiful
For 10 cents we will send TO anyone :nen- Ana
tioning this publication a specimen copy, lvU
with superb color plates for copying or franz
Irregular price, 3scl. Or
Vf1p 0krfc we will send also 'sPAINTING
MONTAGUE Marks. % Union Square. n. Y.
Mar 2i-a5
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For Sale by n. Naylor.

fine selection of flower plants; potted
pansies, 81 per dozen; early and late cab
bage plants in large or small quantities;
sweet potato sprouts. also offer for sale
for tall planting, fine grape for an arbor.
This vine contains at present from IS to
100 punches of grapes. Its growth is from
80 to so feet II can be seen at any time
in the garden of Mr.. +. V. King. Also, a
number of other varieties. have in Guilt
walton 5 to 9 acres Of vegetables, and all
orders left with Mr.. Kemper Welt will
be promptly attended TO.
How AND WHEN TO PRUNE GRAPES
When planted, if the vine is strong, leave
three buds; If weak, cut back % two. This
can be done from the LIST OF November TN
ill the 18th of March
May 80. II. NAYLOR, Leonardtown
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FOR SHERIFF..

Eds. BEACON announce J. +.
SWAMI as a candidate for Sheriff.
July IL, IS Second IL Eighth Districts.
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FoR The LEGISLATURES,

Messrs. Eds:--Please announce through
the columns Of your valuable paper Prof.
HENRY WINGATE as suitable candi-
date for the House of Delegates, subject 10
the democratic nomination. With his
UNREASONABLE ability 70 serve his cpnssit-
uents, coupled with his faithful and untiring
efforts 10 the cause Of democracy, viii
secure for him the undivided support OF
the entire county.
4th and 5sh Districts.
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Ayers Ague Cure Is warranted specific
for all malarial diseases and hillary de.
rangements.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors you WI please announce
JKvr j. READsosD. JR-, a. a suitable can.
diklate Tor the SheriffaltY and say that he
will receive the undivided support OF the
Democrats throughout the county and
particularly from the Sixth. Eighth and Sec.
ond Districts.
March "a, e4-p
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The Twioe-A,Week Republic.
SPECIAL OFFER,
Coed Only Until March 3lss, 1896.

Send two new subscribers with two dollars
and get one year free.
send four new subscribers with four dollars
and receive the paper two years without cost
do you know q good thing when you see III?
A word 20 the wke II SUFFICIENT
Address THE REPUBLIC,
ST. L<ouis Mo-
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q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Religious.

hsIIEIsUs'
CHRIST CHURCH, Chaptico.
Every Sunday 10 A. NJ. Sunday School.
1890 A. NJ. Service and Sermon.
First Sunday in every month Holy Com
munion.
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st. Aadieos Church Services with ser.
mon every Sunday in the month al 1890 a.
m. HoIy Communion irst Sunday.
81. Jqntcs' ChareE,-- Western Braneh,-
The first ard third Sunday in the month at
Q .. IN. Sunday School at Q p. m.
Patuzsns Bach Services the fourth
Sunday ID the month, and Sunday School
every Sunday ~ 3 D. IA.
81 Psttr's Chapel, Neutrality-suspicious.
song and sermon every second and fifth
Sunday iii the month at $50 p m.
AL Saints Church.
Service every Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock n. IN. Due notice will be given Of
all special service.
Rev. II FIELDS SAUMENIG.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr. JAMES T. BLAIR'S faithfulness 10
the cause Of Democracy and his untiring
and earnest work entitle him 10 reward
and We respectfully suggest him as q suit
able candidate for the sheriffalty at the
next election, subject To the action of the
Democratic party. 4TH AID 7TH DISTRICTS
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ING

searse and n
'ts, We are
|the shortest
liable terms.
attended 10.
/ BRO,
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Rnd Essex

L, every Sun
b. for Patux-
bristol. Re
IN. on Mon
H., Milestone
ht no wharves
Except when
|'be river for
reight. On
=s, and only
able freight
| Wednesday
s. Agent.
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/, every Sat
80 a. m, for
|ernor's Run
| as Benedict.
|. every Mon
m, Sot,erly
at III q. m,
lum Point nc
$3.50 for Bal
Tuesday and
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She1'lf'S Sale.
thompson No. 1929.

a, =, M y, on,o
~ r. thompson no ~.
vs.; In district Court, bos-
L. u. FRUIT. sler Parish, La
Ryvlrtae OF writ OF seizure aud sale issued
y III Ine ABOVE named SUIT, and to me
diected: nave seized ana VIII proceed to sell
at pabilc auction, 70 the last and highest bid
aer, az the trout door OF the Conrt House, IN
,ne town OF Benton La within the legal
hours OF safe; on SATURDAY, the 10th day OF
FEBRUARY, 1919, Tie following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Inc iractioMai northeast quarter OF section
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mr.. Fl. j. Lcnoir left Sunday on a
pleasure trip to New Orleans.
Judge j. 7. Watkins left for his
home in Minden yesterday morning.
Miss jamie Cabeen has been quite
sick with measles for a few days
We wish her speedy recovery.
Mr.. Moses Heroll, son of Mr.. 8.
Herold, of Shreveport, was recently
admitted to the st. Louis bar. The
Shreveport Times says he is fully
equipped, and predicts for him a
useful aud brilliant career.
MIR. A. r. Thompson, Worshipful
Master OF Cypress Lodge, left for
New Orleans Sunday to attend the
S3rd annual communication of the
Grand Lodge of the State of Louisi-
ana, Free and Accepted Masons,
which assembled Monday.
Deputy Sheriff II. j. t. Heron
will leave for Baton Rouge this
morning, having in custody Robert
Jemison, Jim MuDdy, Ben James,
John Jones and Isham Vaughan, ali
colored, sentenced to the penitentia-
~ at January term of District Court.
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A regular blizzard struck this Sec
ton last Thursday morning, a stiff
northern gale blowing all during the
night before. Thursday night the
thermometer dropped to or 30 above
zero, and the cold weather has hung
% ever since with bull dog tenacity.
u has been the coolest weather
sloce tue war, exceeding that of the
coid Friday of January 8, 1885,
II Is the coolest weather experienced
throughout the United States in 80
years. In some sections the coolest
they ever had. In many parts of
the country railroads are blocked,
business is at standstill, while
much suffering and distribution aud
many deaths are reported. And the
MALT has not been told.
For the.past week hero the ground
mas been covered with ice, sleet or
snow, aud the trees laden with
lc'cies. Yesterday there was consid-
cradle moderation in the tempera.
ture, but about dark it commenced
% snow, aud as We go to press this
Thursday morning at IL O'Clock.
mother earth and the housetops ara
covered with snow.
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w. B. Ogilvie } No. 1888. In District
VS.. Court, Bossier Parish
J. NJ Belcher IDuisiana

w. B. Ogilvie No. 1888. In District
VS.. Court, BOssier Parish
I'M. Bolcher. Louisiana.
py virtue of q writ of seizure and sale issued
- in above named suit, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court House. in the town Of
Benton, La, within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, February 23rd, 1895, the following
described property, to-wit:
Lot No. eighteen tlS), of block twenty nine
l29l, rs per map and survey of the town of
Benton, La. lless 80 feet off the east end of
said lot, sold to j. ID. Sprott g. Co, by w.
b. SIMPSON, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Also, one-half al interest in Lot six 49,,
Block %, of the town of Benton, La, together
with like interest in buildings and improve
ments thereon
the above described property seized as the
property of j. M. Belcher.
Terms Of Sale Cash, without the benefit of
appraiselnent, to pay and satisfy the sum of
one hundred and twenty-one aud l0-I00 dol.
lars tSl2l 10y, with 8 per cent interest from
Feb. 7, 1894, and four hundred dollars $500
O0l. with per cent interest from November
l, 1891, and all costs of suit, including per
on said sums and interest az attorneys fees,
and according to law.
A. X. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Benton, La, Jan IL, 1895.
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The exposure to all sorts and con-
ditions OF weather that a lumberman
is called upon to endure in the camps
often produces severe colds which, if
not promptly checked, result in con-
gestion or pneumonia. Mr.. j. O..
Davenport, ex-manager of the Fort
Bragg Redwood Co., an immense in
stitution at FORT Bragg, Cal, says
they sell large quantities of Chamber
lain's Cough remedy at the eompany's
store and that he has himself used
this remedy for severe cold and OBJ
tanned immediate relief. This medi-
cine prevents any tendency of cold
towards pneumonia and insures a
prompt recovery. For sale by w. NJ.
Abney, Druggist.
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Witnesses in State cases disposed
Of at the recent term of Bossier Dis.
trict Court were paid par value for
their scrip by the Parish Treasurer.
The claims of "a witnesses, amount
ing to 1861 50, we're paid. Two
witnesses did not present their scrip
for payment, and two witnesses at
tending January aud July terms of
Court in 1894, were paid Sc IS. max
ing u total OF $3G5 70. Ninety
grand and petit jurors were paid
STA 80. Two pieces of jury scrip
amounting to $lS 30 were not pre-
sented for payment. Total amount
Of jury and witness scrip paid,
$ll43 53,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-02-14
Attention Farmers.

The reliable Druggist, Leon M.
Carter, corner of Texas aud Spring
streets. Shreveport, approaching the
bard times and scarcity of money has
inaugurated the neU department of
selling to the retail trade for cash
ut wholesale prices. When you are
in need of anything in lis line call
and be convinced. He buys direct
from the manufacturers all patent
medicines and can sell lower than
any house in North Louisiana.