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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

I'm "La Fama de Puerto Rico" de don
Francisco Arrabal, San Francisco 45 &c
consiguen cacheEnires de colores, propios
pare trajes de viaje; cefiros de listas
cuadros; velos acrespenados, negros Y de
colores; va!os de religiosa, Ultima move
dad ei gran corse LA FAMA reformado
la Hnoda que tanto gasta al bello sexo
de esta ciudad.
Tenemos enter dido que ell sefior Go.
bernador General no es afecto al sistema
del abasto libre de carnes, prehriendo ell
de subastas, pero sujetas un lfmite ra-
cionel en- el precio y tomaudo ell AyuDta-
miento sus medidas para no ouedar So
naetido s Ia voluutad de especuladores sin
conciencia Cooperative puede ser IN
aiemento vali0FfsiTglo para detener los aba.
sos especuIaci0nes desmedidas de los
abastecedores.
A las muchas parsonas que desean ga.
ber 10 que sig nificabaa los puntos suspen.
slvos que puDiicemos aver en- Ia secci6n
de telegramsn, lea diremos que ten gan I'm
POGO de paclencia para dejar satisfecha su
curiosidad, pues todo se andars. Por de
pronto, bueno es no olvidar Ia mission Que
desempeho Penelope cuando aguardaba ell
regreso de Ulises.
SUBASTA de jab6n de tocador en- ell tin
glado del muelle.-El eGbado las dos de
la tarde, Sc rematard por el popular Pan
superior calidad. "a
Hemos dido decir que el sefior Gober-
nador Generel, no tan solo no pondra in.
convenientes al proyecto de ensanche de
Ia puerta de Santiago, eiuo que hars cuan.
to de su parte dependa para conceder Ell
permiso. 81 Ia idea ae realiza, sera uno
de los mejores recuerdos dc su admins.
TRACTION que puede deiar ell general Marin.
En Lares Sc agita Ia idea de esteble.
Ger en- aquel importante pueblo Ell alum.
brado electrico. Sc han pedido informes
al rematista del de Mayag1ez para en-
vista de ellos resolver 10 ccnveniente.
Un apreciado amigo del rIferido Lares
dice que 81 Ell Ayuntamiento ell AL
calde toman interes en- ell asunto, se
establecera eaa importantfsima mejora.
En- San German, un perro que Sc de-
cia estaba con hidrofobia, perseguido por
los chiquillos pedradas y por la policfa,
tiroS, mordi0 & un nifio de don Gonzalo
ras. Tambien raordi6 un muchacho lla-
mado Carlos Jose Santiago, produci6ndo-
le asimismo tres desgarraduras. AL fin
fue muerto el can Dor la policfa.
Esta noche SO celebrar& en- ell Casino
Espaf1ol uua session del partido incondicio.
nal con asistenoia de los compromisarios,
para tomar acuerdCs respecto de los can
didatos para la Senadurfa.
El sef1or Ledesma, alcalde de esta Ca.
pital, presento al Ayuntamiento una mo-
cion que fue unanimements aprobada,
por la cual SO solicitara de 8 e. 81 Gober-
nador General autorizaci6n para ensan.
char las GALES de Fortaleza y San Fran
cisco por las murallas, hacia ell barrio de
Puerta de TERRA.
DADI0 QA7AD Las personals de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

Sc cotiza cafe 60 esta Capital Dor ex-
tremos dc clases elredsdor de S21 6 S27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
FONDOS PUBLICOS

La recaudaci6n general por diversas
contribuciones y rentas ingresada en- Ell
Real Tesoro duranto Ell mes de Mario I'll.
timo fu6 como sigue:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

Dice un colega madrilefio que los CO.
leccionadores de sellos de correos deben
estar de enhorabuena. Los chinos insu-
rrectos de Formosa hicieron una emission
de sellos; 81 rey Menelik ha hecho otra;
los hibusteros de Cuba anuncian iguai
prop6sito; son todos estos selIos otras tan.
tas rarezas con que enriquecer las colec1
Clones Y ahora en- Francia hacen sellos
nuevos, 10 cual dara mas yalor & los exis.
tentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

I
Contribuciones s impuestos. -. $39, ,321. SO
A0UanaS. S................ ..... $3l9 2S5 IS
Rentas estancadas. as............ 29, 534 5S
Bienes del EstadO ........... s' 786 "a
1nQresOs eventu8les. ......... 19,4l3.86
IotaA..., ....... $45l, 34a. .43
Comparandoso este resultado con ell
obtenido por los mismos conceptos en-
igual mes del afio anterior, aperecen en-
Mario ppdo. las siguientes diferencias:
DE MAS
Contribuciones impu estos. 80. s 5000. .96
Aduanes' ....... .............. "58, ,7l1. SO
Blenes del EstadO. ............ 372, SO
lngresos eventuales. .........s 1886 So
Total DE MENoa $s6'a5a.18
AIza lfquida, por 10 tanto, en- la recau
daci0n de Mario de 1895 por las referidas
contribuclones y renbas, comparada con la
de igual mes del afo anterior: $65, 1865 II.
PRODUCTOS DEL PALS
He aquf las cantidades que de los prin.
cipales productos del pals exportamos en-
Mario altimo:
Azucar. kil6granos. ........... $4.S2O, 600
Cafe, kil6gramos. ....... ...... SO 9O3, ,S67
Cueros, kll6grannos. ........" 4,21O
Ganado, cabezas ............... 273
MADEIRA, kil0gramos. ............ i" 1881
Mleles, kll0gramOs. ........ .... 81. OF, 1886
IabacO, kliOgramos. s........ -. " 912
Esta exportaci0n, com mparada con su
similar de igual mes del afio anterior, AFRO.
ia las siguientss diferencias totsleg:
En- los valores (de menos). )..... $lO,O13. 90
En- los derechos (de mae). ..... S 1872 Y6
(Reproduc6do.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

Sc ha concedido don Francisco Lai.
nez, dueho del "Kfosco Central" estable.
cido al pie de la escalefilla de la plazuela
alberto dicho kiosko hasta las 10 de la
noche. Habra, pues, allf donde pasar ell
ratio, tomar el fresco y una copa I'm ca
f6 como manda ell Reglamento de Hiais.
ne El sitio es delicioso y ell amigo Lainez
entiende 81 bakSiliS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

Dicsn de Camuy:G Oontintian ade.
lantando. los trabajos de la plaza, de.
bi6ndose en- gran parte el pensamiento de
este obra la iniciativa stomada por la
distinguida sehofa dofia Basilisa A. de
Brussi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
PARIS-BAzAR gusso .ss no psisSaas 'GsSsa psl: d:

der tempo en- soliciTar las abanicos japo.
neses que acaban de llegar, 20 modelos
distintcs, entire estos ell renombrado b.
CICLETA y ell SportnaGn que son las
grandes novedades del dia ? ell verdadero
furor de la moda. Tambien ha @recibido
ell PARIS BAZAAR un gran surtido de
PEINETAS y AHUECADORES de todos
tamshos, Ultima novedadw 1914.
segdn noticias que circular >en esta
Capital, ell STANDARD e. Londres dice que
Iel g0bierno de Espaha Sc smuestra propi-
clio que en- Madrid y Washington Sc dis
cutan los derechos que cream tener Espa-
fla y los Estados Unidos en- los asuntos
de Cuba.s lie Temps do Paris dice que la
Refine Regente en- 81 discurso de Ia Coro-
actitud correcta def gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos para con Espan&L & pessr de
la actitud asumida Dor las Camarae anne
ricanaaren los asuKitos de Cuba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

He aqu1 las cantidades que de los prin.
'ipales productos del pals ezportamos en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

SUBASTA de jab6n de tocador en- ell tin
glado del muelle.--El edbado q las dos de
la tarde, Sc rematard por el popular Pan
chon, una partida de jab6n de tocador de
superior calidad. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

Esta noche SO celebrar& en- ell Casino
Espafiol uua session del partido incondicio.
nal con asistenoia de los compromisarios,
para tomar acuerdcs respecto de los can
didatos para la Senadurfa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

EI senior Ledesma, alcalde de esta Ca.
pital, presento al Ayuntamiento una mo-
ci6n que fu6 unanimemente aprobada,
por la cual Sc solicitara de e. ell Gober.
nador General autorizaci6n para ensan.
char las GALES de Fortaleza y San Fran.
cisco por las murallas, hacia Ell barrio de
Puerta de TERRA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

cAnrAsax sS,xa.

Tbs campaign orators have Bryan % make q
hlooaalnw ne1ses
They oronehs cut n Cochran 70 excite thu
working eoys
When they heard his Grafton they laughed
Just for spell.
Aud said they bet ID to 1 on RxyaH and Sewall.
CHoRrs.
shout hurrah fer Bryan. workman. won't Nc
kinley's old head swell.
When he finds you have elected both Bryan
and Sewall
The gold-ougs cannot rule the States of them
we've had enough
Their control the yellow metal. give working
men great bluffs.
80 We viii try the silver dollar: IL will make
their old heads swell:
Then you can bet 10 TO on Bryan and Sewall.
They will talk about anarchy; they WI roar
and make a noise.
You can hear the cannons roaring; they will
tell the soldier boys
Those Oft told tales Of ehivalry: you know
them very well.
50 you can bet Is to on Bryan and sewan.
So now boys here's a nickel: go OF and all
the can:
Theren soon be lots OF silver for every work
ing man.
Our wages paid In silver will make their old
heads swell,
When they see that you've elected both Bryan
and Sewall.
JOHN }. o'GRApY.
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downtown Locals.
From our Regular CorrespondsRt.)

FROM our Segut0r C0rreep0ndenS.D
The spleen, so doctors tell US, is diff
cult organ to understand, l. e, the Office of
this organ is not clearly understood.
Continued chills and fever effects it. See
that poor man how pale he looks. Ague
Cake? Mercy We have experienced
the unplcasantness occassioned in conse-
queace of the cake and our sympathy is
genuine. We suffered with it years ago,
and we learned then that the spleen be-
comes not infrequently congested, etc.
One Of the active principles of Peruvian
bark quinine, is unsparingly Used just now.
II is principally taken in strong hot coffee
-unsweetened-and its effects are soon
realized by the peculiar head symptoms
and buzziug Ia the ears.
Heavy rains accompanied with lightning
and thunder. Look Aha! Yes, rain
manifests its influence far more favorably
than any written words of our could con-
vey.
Mrs Mamie Walton, after spending a
very pleasant time for several weeks with
relatives, etc, returned home Bird instant
per steamer Potomac to Baltimore.
There was mass at St Mlchaels last
Sunday. II certainly Is gratifying 20 an
humble believer in Revelations to hear
ministers repeat with emphasis the express
ion of the great God man, HE that be-
lieveth on the Son % not condemned; but
he that believeth not Is condemned Il. G, Is
judged) already, because he hath not be-
lieved in the name of the only.b egotten
Son of God"
Democrats are beginning TO get little
life in them. They clearly understand
that unless they become active their party
In Sc. Inigo's from its scalp TO its toes.
every particle of it, shall be "like the chat
of the summer threshing- floors" driven by
the four winds. No one has strained his
lungs yet for "Blue" Palmer and "Grsy"
Buckner.
September keeps warm. The efiiores.
cence of different plants Is cheering. Mum.
bers of small yellow birds are having
a feast, eating sGafiower seed. Their pc
culiar chirp Is not unpleasant.
Mr.. Willie Bayne, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever, Is better. DR.. Tippets Is at
tending him.
AZZANA.
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Died.

Died.
Thursday, Sept. 8, 1896. after linger.
ing illness, Bennett r. Abel, died at his
residence Leonardtown. Mr.. Abel was
one Of this towns oldest and most respect
ed citizens, and all over the county his
name was q synonym for the strictist integ-
rity and sturdiest honesty. He was twice
sheriff Of the county and was supervisor of
election for several years. His administra-
ton Of every offer he held was character
lied by answering devotion to duty aud
no man who ever lived in St. Mary's has
left cleaner record ofduties more faithful
ly performed than our lamented friend. A
devoted wife two affectionate daughters,
two sons aud host Of relatives and friends
lament his death. May he rest in peace
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commissiener's Court,

All the Officers Of the Commissioner
Court were present at the regular meeting
of the Board, and the following business
was transacted.
Ordered that Jas. T. Thompson be ad-
mitted to Hospital of Good Samaritan.
Several miscellaneous Accounts were
also passed.
Bond Of Philip J. Medley, Constable 9th
District approved.
Pension of $s additional allowed Anne.
liza Pillsbury.
The Board resolved itself into Board
Of Control and Review and qualified by
taking and signing Oath of Office which
was thereupon regularity fled in the Office
Of County Commissioners.
Miss Flora G. Forrest was elected assist.
ant Clerk TO Board Of Review.
Court adjourned to Monday Sept. 14th,
1896.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

Clnh met At The Court Hocse, Sept 9,
mir1ses Of previoas meeting approved ard
Constitution ADOPTED. Mcssrs- Josiah II.
Hancock was electea eist vice president
and L. lee Maftingly second wee presi-
dealt Mr.. Josiah II. Hancock made few
remarks IN which he urged citizens irres-
pective Of party % come Qua and Soln the
Bry2n and Sewan Clubs
In RESPONSE - enthusiastic calls Col. ].
=. Deaf made an earnest and patriotic
speech.
The President appointed the following
executive committee of one from each dis
rics: ], Frank Smith. Derby A. Lynch,
II. Lee Matsingly. George r. Garner, James
+. Harrison, John w. Williams. II M.
Swann. Dr. Thomas Lynch, Joseph c.
Hobbs
At the conclusion 0f Col Dens's speech
Mr., Thomas II. Bond made an earnest and
telling speech, ID. a LYNCH, Secretary.
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Hudd's Greek Items.

Miss Bunting left on Thursday for q visit
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, of Washington, are
the guest Of Mr.. Barber
The Bethelites will hold q festival on the
10th.
Eight sloops and fifteen boats were this
week oystering on Keys bar.
Master Slifer Watts, who has been visit
ing his uncle at Felicite, returned to his
home in Pennsylvania this week.
Miss Alberta Carpenter, of Charles, is
the guest of Mrs. John Carpenter.
Service at Bethel on Sunday night was
well attended. Mr.. Sites, former rector,
gave very interesting sermon.
Hancock Bros. will close their store at
Budd's Greek and move on Patuxent. As
good store hope will be opened. "a
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Christ Church chartsss.

ServSses every Sunday. 10 q n. Sun.
Gar $cAool i2So ., m. service and ser.
@ea.
First SandAy in The meath Holy Com.
maEkoa.
See1Ay nisht services lcn moonlight
nightsl are announced ftom the chancel.
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1eehanicsviiis Items.

Miss Pocahontas Wilson, of Richmond,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. E. +. Briscoe, at
Charlotte Hall.
Miss Bessie Billingsley. of Calvert, and
Miss Alice Edwards, Of Baltimore, have
been on visit 10 Miss Jennie Billipgsley
at her residence Forrest Hall.
Miss Katie Adams, Of Mechanicsville
who has been quite III, is, we are glad 70
learn, convalescing.
A Gel tain young lady and gentleman Of
Mechanicsville can be seen quite frequent-
ly taking their evening drive.
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Farmer cius.

Farmer Clre.
The Brittou's Neck Farmers Club met
Dot the residence Of Mr.. r. NJ II. Yates with
Zzseven members present
The examining committee. Messrs. j. s.
Spalding. r. T. woodharn and J. 8. Al.
vey, made the following report:
We have carefully examined the fArm
and Surroundings Of Mr.. YATES and find
the farm work well advanced, the tobacco
being housed and curing nieeiys eo-a very
fine; the stock looks well poultry namer>
Gus and fine; we ind svsryshiag aeAs and
in order about the house and sarru1na-
ings.
On motion Of Mr.. J. ]. Alvey. Mr.. Leo
NJ. Wathen will attend IS an active neE,
ber
A letter was read by the sec-se2ry t~sa
the Maryland Agricultural College Sc tAe
purpose OF disseminAsing assh<l lassE=s&>
ton on all topics pertAiaine - tAe pgsses.
pal agricultural interests of Tie Sssse-ae-
sires the advice and aid Of hrEers ard fAr-
mers' organizations in preparing progrAns
adopted to their neeis-foT the meetings
TO be held during the coming fall and via
ter, and asks that committees be appointed
for this purpose TO meet in conference the
Director and others interested ~ such time
and place as may be convenient in the sew
eral counties.
The Club adjourned TO meet NJ r =.
Woodburn's the Srd Saturday in Sepsem-
Der. J. S. Alvey, J. 5. SpAlding. J. Perry
Abel were appointed the examining CON-
mittee.
After the Club adjourned, they were in
vited to the dining room to partake of ice
cream and cake. 4 vote of thanks was
rendered to Mrs. Fl. NJ II. Yates, Miss Vio-
let Yates, Miss Gussie Reiniker, Mrs. r. r.
WOODBURY., Mrs. John T. johnson and
Mrs. J. Thomas Abel for their hospitality.
J. PERRY ABELL, Secretary.
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Church Festival.

The members and congregation Of Beth
ell II. Z Church, South. will have festi-
val Wednesday, Sept. 18th, If fair, if not
the first fair day thereafter.
Dinner, supper and refreshments served
on the ground. There will be vocal and
instrumental music. Proceeds 10 be used
for church purposes.
The public cordially invited
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Nssiss

A Dramatic Entertainment viii be held
a. Public School No !. 9th Election Dis.
trios, On Friday, September ilth, instant.
Offset, 70 aid in making needed repairs to
school The public is cordially invited.
A good time is anticipated. Doors open
at o'clock. p. N. Entrance adults, IS
cents. Children, Is cents.
FRED A. MORAN, Teacher.
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A CARD.
OAKLEY, Sept. 8. 1896.

Messrs. Ediiors.-Slrs by your report
of the proceedings OF the election supervi-
sors a, their last meeting notice my name
a. one Of the eleciion Judges for this, the
I'm election district. Grant me space In
vour issue Of this week 10 say 10 the Hon.
Election Supervisors and especially 10 Mr..
Thos. II. Bond that decline with thanks
10 accept the position. What / desired and
was promised failed 10 receive favorable
consideration at their hands.
Respectfully, JAs- j. STONE.
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pnblishe,i..nd aan.t f,rv~. =, vs-,..ev .rs
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MT onaries Sarooe, VINO. shis year. grad
Oa'ec RON - johns. Annapolis has been
appointed .eacnes OF me Leonsru'own
me 'see SILVER cause ~ gaming sfouno
- 'ue .ouaa'ss aau nrl1 = y. AAly 'ners
arc rev e's'~n''s nePao''cans VINO WIN
vote ior bryan ana oewah.
ioneers nave began TO license. License
no | was issued 20 Jesse Faan''etoy' col
Wv" 0P W 'ne 'iaie oi ss'ng " press
400 "censes mao oeen issueu.
A Bryan and Sewall Club has been or
sahi-eu ~ eaii'ornia WIN VI. tnomas
Lynch PRESIDENT ana George =. Dent sec
re'A'y' Lei une goou "ork s" on
St Mary's Academy reopened this week
with a good attendance and with prospects
of more coming. II Is Q fine school and
richly deserves the liberal patronage II re.
ceives.
The September Term of Court Is close a,
hand and we beg to remind our patrons
that we are ut tie same old stand and need
money worse than ever before. Don't
bother to hunt up gold dollars forus. We
prefer silver.
Don't forget about reais,eriuei Next
Tuesday Ia tha first dav n the as;,,,n,sn
and viii be good time b attend 10 this
important matter. Ify59 don't register
you can't vote!
Monday last Prof. Henry T. Harrison. of
the MARYLAND Agricultural College. Maid
our town brief visit. Prot. Harrison In n
clevar gentleman and 80. w.-. ,,,,,h -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

The Beard Of Consrol ana Review viii
begin is ssssions on Monday uext, and de-
vote he 6rss thres days Of the WORK TO re-
viewing The mortgage recnsd and Assess
meats TN district. and the balance Of the
week - the sth district
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10
Chaptieo chirs.


Mrs. A. X. Love and son have returned
to Baltimore. Mrs. Kate Burroughs and
Master Harrington accompany her.
Mrs. Hayden, of Washington, Is visiting
her son, Mr. Sam Hayden.
Mrs. r. Budd has returned to Baltimore.
The service at Bethel Sunday night was
well attended and q grand sermon was
preached by Rev. w A. Sites.
Rev. G. w. Moore left Monday 10 attend
the District Conference at Jarrettsville.
Miss Lena Penn has returned from an
extended visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. Ned Farr, of Charles county, and
her daughter, Miss Effie Farr, spent Sun
day in St. Mary's county.
Do not forget to attend the festival which
will be held at Bethel Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10th.
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Mary's Female Seminary. g. Mays City.
Nd !. has E51nd water AZ = depth Of over
SO feet the lsse IS feef of which w&s
drilled throagA hard rock The water h
Of excsllens qualisy and aows - Set above
go level
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

From oil accounts Chamberlain Cough
Remedy Is q Godsend 70 the afflicted.
There Ia no advertisement about this; We
feel just like saying it.-DEMocRAT. Gag
rollion, KY. For sale by VIM. y. Green
well & Son. Leonardtown Jos ;. Mat.
thews, Valley Lee. and all country stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

There viii Be . grand rally Of the Val
ley lee Bryan aud SewaIl Clah Al Great
Mills. Saturday evening. September IL. At
; p n Dr.. =. =. GFeenwell, Of Leonara-
sown, and ether prominent speakers viii
address the meeting. Come all
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

The Ord Quarterly meeting sor s. Mary,s
earcaif q, Z Church South. viii Be held
- Bethel and Benedic, Preaching as
Bethel 1850 - Benedic1 ;. p. N. by
ne presiding Elder. James e ARA
ssr0ng-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

M44kS A2&8 Nst4eS.
There win viii be Divine Service In 81
Maryis Parish On Suadsy. Sept 1ssh. -
allows
Trinity CAurch. 81. Marys City. 1880 :.
IN Morning prayer and sermon.
- Mays Chapel. Ridge. $50 p, m.
kseninS prayer ana sermon. The public
iavssel WILLARD =. PRicg.
Minister In Charge
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

CLOSED. the store Of r. Herman q CO., at
Herman vile. will be closed ont day, Septem-
Der 18th. on account Of the Jewish holiday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10
TaX-Collectof s Notice.

THIS is to give notice 70 the taxpayers of
l. the 3rd and 9Th election districts. that I
viii attend at Leonardtown. Nd, on the
End TUESDAY Of each meath 10 receive
taxes for year 1895. Prompt settlements
are requested.
WI. A. LYON,
Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-09-10

bile.
Is you can &c.
Roller Process,
luon bags OF !
I Tor the lowest
nsistent with
|his -four and
Fry day In the
| exchange for
p and corn.
= 30cts and
70 cts busksl.
= Saving
feet OF lum.
& and accn-
day Of every
No lcavlns.
Thursday an6s
Chaptico.