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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10
Huaa's Creek Ifams.

Mrs. johnson Canter has returned to
her home
Miss Carpenter. after visit to her
Grandmother, left last week for Balti-
more.
Mr.. John Key spent several days this
wees in Leonardtown.
Miss Canter has been the guest Of Mrs.
Bunting.
Mr.. Barber was at Charlotte Hall Sat-
urday. The building is very nearly
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Carpenter re-
turned to Washington, after visit 10
this county, this week.
Service was held at Bethel on Sunday.
There will be service there on Christmas
Day.
Mr.. Garner and Miss Garner passed
through Budd's Greek into Charles coun-
~ Saturday.
The coon Willie" which was such q
pet, got away last Monday, the snowy
night, much to the distress of his owner,
and will not return.
Mr. Cornelius Barber, of Washington,
spent Sunday at Felicite.
The Misses Barber had few friends
to tea last week.
Mrs. Lewis Davis, of auckland, is the
proud mother Of very fine son.
One of st. Mary's most popular young
men called in Budd's Greek neighbor.
hood on Monday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10

Jack Barnes an aged and respected
coiored nan. died recently.
Some sickness and we believe that DR..
Tippett h kept tclerably well engaged
as there 10 . considerable area over
which he il compelled to travel TO visit
some Of his patients. He is much be-
liked both Is physician and rs . neigh
Dor
The weather has moderated, and wood
piles are not so perceptibly decreased a.
they were q few weeks ago.
Life Is full of uncertainties. We re-
ported two accidents through your col
unns recently and we are panied to
state that Mr.. Richard T. Moore, of
Smiths Greek is suffering on account OF
. fall which he sustained at his mothers
End instant.
Roads have dried much within the
past two days and travelling conse-
quently is much more PLEASANT.
We notice that divine service regular.
~ occurs ut the different churches,
white and Afro-American. Thanks, the
voice of muezzin Is never heard call
inc from mosque tower, "Allah ell AL.
lab, we mohammed rasoul Allah" No.
We have no false prophet TO follow and
no Baai-peor and Dagon before whom
to PROSTATE ourselves. As the above
sentence comprises the whole creed Of q
mussulman so the Deity Of Christ II the
orthodox doctrine az the Christian.
sads Wen, yes we are sad--ssd be-
cause the sweet zl4sfes ever there
In Dunbar's woods are dead. The late
cold snap killed them. We are consoled
for their fate. however. for as Alice Cary
expresses 1t, their roots are kept alive in
the snow. They viii bloom and cheer
US again-D. v.
Merchants are filling their stores with
Xmas goods, and as money seems to be
plentiful we presume that they will do q
brisk business during the holidays.
1t was rather difficult to get the lovers
of the chase started. We notice that
they have been in downtown section
several times recently and two grays
have been killed up to date. A young
man said to us a few days ago. The
chase is joyful sport to me, but ge,
tired riding if the fox is hard to catch.
We orine fox hunting is like many
other pleasures, which are but igneous
meteors.
News is scarce. II Is getting late
Look! 1t is 1890 p. m, and we must
hurriedly read what we have written SO
as to correct few of the many mistakes
for Quintilian says, Correction of one :
writing is by far the most profitable part
of ones studies"
AZZANA.
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other foliage plants, while bright An
tumn flowers and maidenhair ferns
banked the mantels. The bride worela
pretty gown Of bright organdie, trimmed
with white satin ribbons, and Carried
bride roses. After the ceremony the bri-
dal party returned to the dining room,
where refreshments were served a re-
ception TO the numerous friends follow
ed from 9 to 10 and was largely attend
ed. Immediately after the reception the
newly welded pair took the train for
Baltimore. The young couple were the
recipients of many useful and hand
some presents, as follows! Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. Hull, onyx table. Mrs. Kellogg.
moonstone pin; Mira Pudney. lace hand.
kerchiefs; Mrs. W. T. Clark. gold berry
spoon; Mrs. Beal. embroidered centre
piece; Miss Ethel Hail, white point lace
collar: Miss Zimmerman. silver whisk
broom: Miss wrotA, silver pickle fork;
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Harker, water color
landscape; Mrs. Bassett. silver spoons
and napkin rings; Mrs. Thorn. gold su-
gar sitter; Mrs. J. Fl. Crawford, gold
berry spoon; Mrs. w. B. Williams. hand
some flower vase; Mrs. Morgan, Palm
plant; Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Barber, sill
yer butter knife; Mr.. ]. J. Greenwell,
silver berry spoon; Mr. T. B. Carpenter,
silver butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Il. Carpenter, silver cake basket Mrs.
3. @. Carpenter, silver spoons and Dres-
den clock; Mrs. Z. d. Ashby. flower
vase; Hiss Luck, silver bon-bon spoon;
Miss Massett, silver fork; NJ. snd Mrs.
VIM. Rummel, silver nut crackers and
picks; Dir. aad Mrs. Geo. IT. Bassett,
dasailes spread; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shaw. gravy ladle; Messrs. Blackwood
apd Nagie, cut glass water bottle; Mrs.
Gaddis. silver salad spoon; Mrs. Law
renee, $4,000 bank check; Miss Jennie
Boyle, silver button hook; Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. n. Carpenter, mahogany chair; Ade-
line Bassett, sugar spoon; Mrs. Isaac
Bassett, silver butter knife: w. T. Sass
Ger, china tea set; A. Parran, blankets;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham, silver fillagree
card case; Mrs. Bear, oil painting; Miss
Manton, picture; Mrs. Sharp, bureau
scarf; Mrs. and Mrs. W. NJ. Dove, cut
glass dish; friends in post Office, station
B., silver tea service; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Price, silver teaspoons Miss Nellie
Price, Dresden clock; Miss II. Price,
gold sugar spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Cough, etching; Miss Nellie Meeker,
gold spoon; Misses Gawler, oak chair,
rudolph Owens, china toilet set; Mr..
iphraim Franks, Dresden clock, II. N.
rabbs, carvers. %+*
La Plata Crescent please copy.
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Circuit Court.

The December Term of the ST. Mary's
Circuit convened Monday. December
18th, instant. Associate Judge Crane on
the bench.
The Dockets were called to conclusion
and judgment entered in uncontested
cases
No. 5 Appeals, The Nat. Marine Bank
OF Baltimore VS. VIM. T. West, was call
ed. Attachment proceedings. Defen-
dant's attorney filed petition to quash
the attachment. Plaintiffs attorneys
offered in evidence mortgages from VIM
T. West to wife dated prior to note upon
which the attachment was issued. OBJ
lection by defen lant's attorney aud OBJ
lection sustained. The attachment was
quashed. Hammett and Hodson for
plaintiff and Combs for defendant.
The Court, at l:S0 o'clock, adjourned
for the day.
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xr. Cleveland and the Lone Fisherman.
Ry Rranrar

Dn hE9GESI.
Editor Post: found pretty early
couldn't control Mr.. Cleveland, and since
then have been trying to follow him.
BY the way, there In one thing In which
! am fully his equal. see by the Post
that Mr.. Cleveland has given an old fish
erman Ia white man, supposed - shan
ty' TO live on his land, but he words his
letter 50 that he viii get possession
again / have been doing this ever since
the war for our colored friends.
Some twelve or fifteen families have en-
ioyed this privilege on my land, and /
never expect to get possession again.
Every family cuts oil the wood they
want, and ! now find il troublesome
TO find enough for one fire for myself
So think am equal to Cleveland there.
We are still talking politics down here
thing never had much to do with, ON
account of Cleveland, however, and it
seems to me the county has grown fool
ish. / think what is the matter with
this section is too much politics and rot
ten laziness. 1t isn't Bryan; 1t ISN'T
Mckinley. Now, my hope for the coun-
try is in work and endurance, and 1.-two
blades of grass can be made to grow
where one grew before l shall be con-
tent without any politics. "What has
been done can be done again. Ny
father, Mayo Cabell, use to make more
tobacco on his farms than is now mad,
in fifty miles of this, James River bot
tom. We have all stopped work, that
the trouble.
WILLIAM d. CABELL.
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An experienced teacher is wanted for
'ublic School, No. 8, Second Election
District.
Next Tuesday, the 18th, instant, is the
ay set for the Farmers Institute at
.eonardtown. See program elsewhere.
ont fail to attend.
At Tuesdays meeting of the Trustees
ii st, jNary's Female Seminary, Jos. II.
ones, of echanicsville, was elected
! trustee, vice r. T. Barber, deceased.
Ill OF the trustees attended the meeting
Except Col. J. VI. Dent.
Monday last, Justice P. T. Graves
ommitted to Jail for hearing on the
4th instant, Igns Collins, colored,
larged with assaulting T. (. Russell
it'll intent to kill. Constable z s.
raves brought Collins to Jail.
We hope the Farmers Institute to be
,eld in Leonardtown next Tuesday, the
9Th instant, will be well attended. The
rogramme of exercises, elsewhere pub
shed, is an interesting one, and will,
ve think, repay anyone for long trip
D hear.
4 Chaptico friend informs us that re-
emily Hessrs. John and Sprigg Reeves
lad a very narrow escape from a falling
rec. They lad cut down tree, which
edged against another, and in endeav-
ring to bring it to the ground narrow
Y missed being crushed. We rejoice at
heir escape, for they are young gentle
zen whose loss would be a real calam-
ity.
Saturday morning last Mrs. Estelle
mott, wife of Mr.. Jos. F. Knott, Of
.aurel Grove, died suddenly. Mr.. Knott
vent to the barn to feed his stock and
IN his return to the house found his wife
wing on the wood box dead. Her re-
Mains were buried at Mt Zion at 4 p. m.
sunday last. Mrs. Knott was an esti-
nable lady and leaves many friends to
mourn her death.
The Republican celebration, Tuesday
asst, passed OF quietly. There was e
arge attendance, made up mostly, it
seemed 20 rs. of young men and women,
sish she colored element largely pre-
dominating. The procession. at night,
vas brilliant with Chinese lanterns and
sransparences. On Washington street
che houses of Messrs. Dan'l c. Hammett,
E. B. Abel, Joseph II. Ching and VIM.
8. Blackstone were brilliantly illumina-
ted. Before the procession started
speeches were made in the Court House
yard, among the speakers being John
r. Cecil, Jos. II. Ching, John S. Jones,
Daniel c. Hammett and Randolph wha-
len. Two bands were in attendance.
The display of fire works was good.
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Farmers Club.

The Britton's Neck Farmers Club met
at the residence of Mr. George Tennison
with small attendance on account of
tobacco stripping. Mr.. Tennison car
ried US to see the male hog the club pur-
chased, which is very fine. We also took
a peep in the barn at his tobacco, which
is very nice. The stock is looking well
and buildings and surroundings in good
shape.
After transacting business the club ad-
journed, TO meet on the 4th Saturday of
December at the residence of w. s. Da-
Wis.
The President appointed as examining
committee J. T. Johnson, ]. J. Alvey and
II. NJ. II. Yates.
We were Hospitality invited to partake
of egg nog and cake, after which vote
of thanks was rendered the host and
hostess.
j. PERRY ABEL, Secretary
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lCoNxuxIcATED.
Taymsss' Institute.

DEPARTMENT FARMERs Institutes,
College Park, Nd.
DEAR SIRs AT State expense, un-
der the Farmers Institute Bill passed
BY the last Legislature, to bring before
farmers useful information, an Institute
viii be held 1t Leonardtown, Tuesday,
Dec. Is, 1896, opening at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, sharp, with the following program :
Food for Land and Crops-Prof. Il. j.
Patterson, Maryland Experiment Station
Grading and Packing Tobacco. T.
Ballenger, Mechenicsville.
$50 p. M.-Noxious Insects Of the
Farm and Garden-Prof. w. @. John.
SON, State Entomologist. Food and
Shelter for Cows-Prof H. j. Patter-
SON, Maryland Experiment Station. Pro-
badly an evening meeting. All are in
vited. Admission free.
We will have with as q Babcock tester.
Anyone wishing to have milk tested may
bring sample Of milk to the meeting.
WM. L. AMoss. Director of Institutes
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Hymsnial.
WILLIAM ID. CABELL.

Hymsnial.
Miss Mary Marian Sheirburn, of New.
port, Charles county, was married
the Cathedral in Baltimore on Thank
giving Day to Mr.. Philip II. Darnall, o
Portland Manor, Anne Arundel count,
The ceremony took place at 3 o'clocl
and was performed by Rev W. A Rear
don. Mr. George II. Stewart. of Jewell
Anne Arundel county, was best man.
The bride wore a gown of imported va
riety cloth, with hat and gloves to match.
4 number of relatives and friends con-
graduated the bride and groom after th
ceremony and before they entered the.
carriage to be driven to Calvert Station.
where they took train for the North.
The bride is a favorite in Charles coun-
ty. She is a daughter of the late Cap
William Sheirburn. The groom is a dc.
scendant of Henry Darnall, the keepd
of the great seal of Maryland in coloni
times. The family originally left Ell
land on account of religious persecutiA
The brides ancestors were among Oh,
earliest settlers of Charles county.
Mr.. James Z. Burroughs and Miss HaI-
riet Belle Reeder were married No,
%, 1896, at st. Johns Church, Georg,-
town. Both reside in st. Marys county
I'D. The bride is the daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Thomas A. Reeder, and tn,
niece of Mrs. c. E. Buck, wife of the rec
tor of st. Johns Church. Nr. Buc
performed the ceremony, which too
place at $50 in the evening There wer,
two ushers, Mr.. Claude Landsford an,
dr. c. Boyden Buck. The best man wa:
L. c. Owens, of Baltimore. There wer,
no bridesmaids. but Miss Winnie Buck
cousin, was the maid of honor. Sh,
wore novelty cloth, with green velvet
and old rose silk trimmings. Her bou-
quet was yellow chrysanthemums tippet
with old rose. The flower girl was Mis-.
Bessie Buck, who looked very pretty il
white organdie, trimmed with white
satin ribbons. In her basket were pinl
carnations. The brides costume was o.
novelty CLOTH Garnet velves and but
tercup satin and chiffon composed the
trimmings. She carried Bride roses
The organist was wr 8. Percy Minnick,
and the music was from Lohengrin AND
Nendelssohn.
After the ceremony. which was wit
messed by large congregation of peo-
pie, there was a reception TO the bridal
party and few intimate friends at tn,
rectory which adjoins the church. The
mother of the bride was not able to at
tend either the reception or the ceremo-
ny on account of severe illness. The
supper room was decorated with holly
aud poinsetta. Later in the evening the
young couple left for the North, where
they will spend their honeymoon. Their
future residence will be at Mechanics
vile, in ST. Mary's county.
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sovunf0wn Locals
(From our Regular CorrespOndent.)
So.ne fine hogs have been killed in St.
Irigo's and weights range from zoo to
100 lbs, which we think are remarkable
inasmuch as an early killing was neces-
sary IL consequence of the cholera
The steamer Arrowsmith makes regu-
lar trips to Miller's wharf every Thurs
lay o q. IN. and the steamer Potomac
never fails to be at the different wharves
as per schedule. The officers of these
steamers are affable and polite. They
discountensnce the new-fangled notions
OF gentlemen. There 10 nothing small
or mean about them.
The season for dancing 10 coming
spsce, and musicians are getting their
violi2s IN order. Thanks, we have no
Apollo TO exercise extraordinary ex-
ploits-to force Midas to receive pair
of ass ears because he prefers Pans mu-
Go 90 hia
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The Steamer Essex, Of the Weems
Line. win leave Baltimore Al 5 p. m. on
Wednesday and Saturdays. December 0,
12, 10, 10, for Washington calling at
Leonardtown and other river landings.
Returning, will leave Washington. Mon
days and Thursdays, December 10, IA, IA
and 81. These special December trips
will afford exceptional travelling facili-
ties for residents along the Potomac and
will no doubt be well patronized.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10

A Missouri publisher Is responsible for
the statement that he has farmer SUBJ
scriber who, whenever he comes to town
and gets drunk, makes q bee line-that
is, as near as practicable-to the print
ing Office, and insists upon paying his
subscription in advance. At last &C.
counts he was some fifteen years ahead,
and there is no immediate danger Of his
name appearing on the Publishers Col
lection Agents. 1t is hardly necessary
to add that the newspaper publishers Of
the country are making desperate efforts
to find out what brand of whiskey this
fellow drinks.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10

The wife of Mr.. d. Robinson, q pror .
inent lumberman of Hartwick, NY,
was sick with rheumatism for five
months. In speaking of it, Mr.. Robin
son says: "Chamberlain's Pain Balm 6
the only thing that gave her any rest
from pain. For the relief of pain it car
not be beat" Many very bad cases of
rheumatism have been cured by it. For
sale at 90 cents per bottle by VIM. F..
Greenwell & Son, Leonardtown; Jos. s.
Matthews, Valley Lee, and all country
stores.
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carpenter-HuntiEg.
/ Reported for he Beacon. I

Miss Marguerite Louise Bassett, the
daughter of Mrs. Anna Bassett, 1923 E.
Capital ST., Washington, d. c., was mar
ried Wednesday. November 25th. at z
P. NJ, to Mr.. g. Douglas Carpenter, Of
Badd's Greek, Sc. Mary's county. The
ceremony took place at the home Of the
brides mother and was performed by the
Rev. Dr.. Esston. Of the Eastern Presby.
terrain Church. in the presence Of the
families VI the two contracting psrties-
The Mendelsohn wedding march was
prettily rendered by Miss Wilkinson, of
Washington. d. c. The parlors were
estiai0ally deeessAsa wias SSssns end
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Ex-csnfe crate Association.

The St. Marv's ex-Confederate Asso-
citation met at Leonardtown Tuesday
last, and elected the following officers:
President, John w. Williams; Vice
Presidents, ]. B. Gardiner and David
Hammett; Treasurer, Francis v. King
Secretary, John +. Duke. The Associa-
tion adjourned 70 meet on first Tuesday
In March Court.
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Saint WARY $ geacop.
Oyster Supper.

There viii be an Oyster supper ct the
residence Of Mr.. G Wesley sanner,
Great Mills, Wednesday, December 18th,
1895. Proceeds viii be applied to the
preachers salary. The public are cordi-
ally invited. Price for Supper, Is cts.
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Entertainment at Leenardtovn
AZZANA.

Monday and Tuesday evenings, De
cember 14th and 18th instants, Ramsey.
Refined Magical and Musical Entertain.
ment will be given at the Hall, Leonar },
town. Five talented artists will appear
and the entertainment will be one of til,
best ever seen in the county. "Admis.
sion p cents; Children Is cents. Doors
open at p. NJ.
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Christ Church chartico.
&HH

Services every Sunday. I0A N. Sun.
day School 1850 O. u. segyjuaand ser.
MON.
First Sunday in the month Holy Com.
munion.
Sunday night services ION moonlight
Rjsbas) aSe sanovpCtd Ssxs dc OoapCea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10
Supper and Dance.

There will be a Supper snd Dance for
the benefit Of So. Nicholas Church, Wed
nesday evening, December s0th, 1895, at
the vacant storehouse and dwelling Of
Mr.. 5. B. Hammett, situated on the road
leading from Jarboesville to Great Mills.
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And SEE.

NOTHING ~, ,h..r nightly CON-
ssh'ts prs, IA 'ftwhaf l. ~ ex.
i>t'n' ~ ss-s- tsc 8 With yuur
own +y.s j y JARt3tbE hiss
the g,SOd- ami q b tt,m prices
10 his new si.'re { California,
Nd g., and Il will at .ri him plea
>urs to wsi, "n all Ella friends
int to fFn n. W scqnsIntsbcss.
lis stock IF 90 ds. consisting of
de ieafiing styles In Ladies',
Gents and Childrrn's we r.
alan toll line Of choice GRO
CEkiEs-
IN fact. everything nos often
seen in . cpnntrs store, has heen
csrefu'ly and tsssefilly -elec,~d
by IN experienced persDn. and
he defes cimIseii'i,n Orn'f
pass ny the new store q, Cali
fornis wirh.su calling In II
won do. you viii regret IL.
Come and See
j. O. JAR1oE
&c. 2-17 Oe6tseiA
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fern ::

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Lihg p. it Ma.
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the Company.
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Rotary If said
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NOTICE.

I beg leave TO call the attention 20
..f the public TO the fact that am prepared tn
furnish Steam EnRiBes- Saw-MiiIs, ThFesherA
train Drills. &C. 1t very low prices ard ass easy
tersnsl am alsn the manufacturers agent for
ISugg.es and Wagons OF all kinds. OF which
keep q stock on hand. Call to see me and be
j. w. GRAVES,
Sept Eft.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10

elegant lledrse
|. and caskets,
PIP at GREAT
bn with a full
is of the latest
u, we are pre-
|om either shop
hpOn the most
orders quickly
undertakings at
blacksmith and
be carried on
L 4 BRO,
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FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs Edit 70 :-Hundreds Of eentl
MN ihr. .ughuut ;he c.dniy, friends and
fHhItical admr-rs f Mr. WILLIAM II
VISION. present him T. the v''Iers at
e MRS. C 'unt' tr - STAT IL the nrx
ienrre uf MARYLAND. ant, IL h. vIiI c, 'ns-ni
- =.rvr, he will he w,rmlt sIpW'riet by
Jane 25s MANY VOrERs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10

HtOu = CtOTys
ARSE and a full
srS, ROBES. &C..
funerals at the
ION reasonable
kets furnished
/ $50; collins in
bay friends for
|uance of same.
Is. PRICE.
kn
A.AwRESCE.
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- j. q. JAReoE
&c. H-14 Os6tseiA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-10

Three gentlemanly clerks to wait upon
you, who will convince you that is to
your advantage to buy of
wv. A. LOKER.
Dec l-tf. LEONARDTOwN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-17

ser, Diego Texas nine - Tho dom
ocra,lc coIniy cenvrntlon which wac
held here lost Friiay nigh, elected the fol
low ng persons As dsieRai-s 10 The dffcront
conventions To the state convention At
Fort worth 10 nominate State officers.
c L. CosiSr y. Robinson and t.
Gray.
II the stat. convention AZ Austin 10
select delegates 10 ~" Chicago demo
orafic convention. a. f. Sillimiu \.
rarr J n cieary a r Walls and >.
v Peters
To the Eleventh congressional couveu-
lon Parr, J. " SHAW and J. y.
Clsary.
To The Twcaiy mud senatorial .conyen
ton J " shaw and 4 parr.
70 W." ihirty-seVenth reprfcontari a. @
convention X n. corhei. John L. Clrary
AMI r. g r;rayls
The delegates were Instructed 40 fol.
lows For congress Hon. Rudolph kie.
berg, hrsi: iss' and always fai repro
sentative Eighty seventh district. II -.
McNe'l Turner hrs'. last and always. lot
general land commissioner Hon n "
Stsyton, railroad comr'se oner. Hon Il
II Mccall. and 20 $50 their own ifidgmeni
in nominating tho other two; 70 Nationa
convention Al Chicago Hon i n Weli,
And - 4 Leyi No vote waH taken II
this county on tho money question.