Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-11

Furniture By the piece, sex or house
full at Loker's-adv.
The. Commissioners Court adjourned
Tuesday TO meet again on Monday, No
vember Goth, instant
The Orphans and Commissioners
courts were in session Tuesday and trans.
acted routine business.
T. o. Morgan has just gotten In a
special line OF Ladies' and Misses made
to order shoes. They are beauties.
President Mckinley has issued his
proclamation designating Thursday. No
yembcr 25th as Thanksgiving Day"
We have heard many express the hope
that the Concert recently given at Chap
tieo viii be repeated in the near future
Misses Maggie and Helen Combs are
on visit to friends in Baltimore. They
will remain Ia the city for about two
weeks.
Mr. J. Ollie Neal and family are Wis
ting the family of Mr.. ]. T. Ballenker.
MecLanicsvilIc Mr.. Neal was in Leon
ardtown Tuesday.
The Forty Hours Devotion will begin
in St Augustus Church, LeonardtowD.
Sunday next at Late Mass. Rev. John
A Morgan, s. j.. will preach.
The Residue of Belvidere,' contain
ing s72 acres, was sold Tuesday last ut
Tax Sale for $isj. Mr. FL Richter, OF
New York, was the purchaser
The Garrett Hotel property situated AT
Straits Point, Second district, has been
sold at Sheriff's Sale. Dir J. Norman
Milburn was the purchaser at 5000.
Mrs. l.. A. Jones has again selected
for her second opening all the new
styles in Millinery, Notions, Dress Goods
Goats and Capes. Come and see them
Ifyou wish TO keep warm this winter.
go to Lockers and buy a stove. George
will sell you one suitable for dining
room, bed room or kitchen cheap.-adv
Mr.. Vincent Camalier, who for some
time passed, has been at the Confederate
Home, PikesviIlr, has returned to Leon
ardtown. Mr. Camalier IL looking very
we'll
Miss Rebecca Fenwick, youngest
daughter of Airs. Charlotte Fenwiek and
the late Aloysius f. Fenwick has entered
the Convent of Mercy, Mt. Washington.
Baltimore county.
Wilson l.. Drury is keeping first
class country store near Carberry's old
stand, Newtown Neck, and invites his
friends and the public to call and see
im-adv.
Tuesday afternoon last, Mr.. Henry Z.
Wood and Hiss Mary Frances Hill were
married ut st. Aloysius' Church. Leon.
ardtown. Rev Charles X. Jenkins, s.
j., performed the ceremony.
Ladies in need OF first class shoes in
any respect will do the proper thing tu
go to F. o. Morgan's, Leonardtown, and
see his special line of ladies' and misses
made to order shoes.
We hope our farmers will attend the
Institute to be held i'm Leonardtown.
November 10 and 10 instants and will
ask of the lecturers questions on any
points they may wish information
Rev. Mr. Bicknell, late minister in
charge Of the r. E congregation At this
place, has gone to Florida. Mr.. Bick-
nell, during his stay in our midst, made
many friends who sincerely regret his
departure.
Read the notices published in this is
sue by the School Bard. We think the
action of the Board in calling the Teach
ers together to form an Association /.
much To be commended and we trust thai
the teachers will assemble in force.
For our party's sake and for his own
we sincerely regret the defeat for the
Senate of j. Briscoe Bunting. Esqr., Ed
itor of the Calvert Journal Brother
Bunting is one of the most talented
young gentlemeR we know and would
grace any position, however exalted.
Editor Geo w. Dowell. of the calver,
Gdsttte. and Editor E. B Abel. of the
Enterprise, have been elected by theii
party TO the Cierkship of their respect
i've Circuit Courts. Republican Editor
get Office. Democratic Editors get the
Keibard dig as Editors Bunting and King
can testify.
Mr.. George +. Tennison, our out going
County Commissioner, during his SIX
years service, has deserved well Of Oh.
people. He has been q courteous, pains
taking aud prompt official and the mis-
takes he has made, If any. have been d
the head not Of the heart. May he live
long and prosper.
On the first page of this issue we give
the outcome of the recent elections. Thu
hsures are as near correct as was posi-
bic TO get them At the time our first pag'
was printed. We have endeavoree q
give IN succinct form the result through
out the Union and particularly in on
own State and county.
Tuesday last we were pleased 20 re
ceive visit from Miss Jennie Moore, o.
Baltimore, and Misses Ida and May Bal
Ienger, II Mechanicsviile,--a trio Of ~
handsome young ladies n anyone couls
wish to SEQ. and, as nice as they are pref
~. The young ladies were accompanied
by Mr.. John BaIlenQer. ir.. and John +