Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-05-27

There viii be Mass at St. Georges and
at the Factory on sunday, May Goth.
Mr.. Chas. J. Hunter has been appoint-
ed a deputy game warden for this county.
The new schedule of the wecms Line
steamers will so into effect June /, prox-
limo.
Next Monday, May 3lst, will be cele-
bratcd as Union Memorial Day "a the
goth falls on Sunday
Get Baltimore prices ON binder Irvine
and then come to Lockers, Leonardtown.
buy and save money.
The Public Schools of the county will
close June 18th, proximo. See order of
Board elsewhere published.
Our local gardens now furnish green
pcasc. In this particular, at least, Sc.
Mary's is not behind other counties.
William A. Loker, Leonardtown, is
selling binder twine at lower prices than
it was ever before sold in st. Mary's.
Miss Lula Goode, of st. Mary's coun-
~, is guest of her cousin, Mrs, Charles
X. Clark, Newburg. Plata Indepe.-
don't.
Farmers are having great difficulty in
securing stand of corn. The cut and
bud worm are said to be worst than ever
this season.
The visiting baseball club was not in
IL with the Charlotte Hall Academy nine
Saturday last. The score was 10 to in
favor of the Academy
The Potomac. Wednesday, brought
the machinery for DIR. +. F. Greenwell's
roller mill. The outfit was purchased
in Baltimore of Il. f. Star & Go.
During Fridays storm a horse be-
longing to Mr.. William Hilton near
Great Mills was struck by lightning and
killed and another horse was stunned.
The Orphans and Commissioners
Courts were in session Tuesday last
The Commissioners fixed the rate of
taxation and signed the levy for 1S07-0s.
You can buy binder Irvine of William
A. Loker, Lconardtown, cheaper than
you can purchase il in Baltimore. Call
and see how much you can save on your
Irvine.
Senator Wellington has been general
ly scarified by the newspapers of the
country, but the Sun yet beams benignly
on him and George still feels fright
smart, thank you
The Leonardtown Hook and Ladder
Company will have an exhibition drill
Thursday afternoon, May 27th, between
and o'clock, p. IN. A false alarm
will be given by ringing Moore's Hotel
bell.
Secretary of State Dallam has been in
structcd by Governor Lowndcs to mott
fy the inspectors of the various State
tobacco warehouses that they are en-
ploying too many people to conduct the
work.
AT $50 p. N. Tuesday, June LIST, the
new schedule of the Washington and
AohaOou ~ ihtO CuCCt
Trains will leave Mechanicsville ut 5.25,
a. m; and 1.20 p. IN. The morning train
will reach Baltimore Mt s.4o; the even
ing train at 5.24
The St. Mary's delegates who attended
the Diocesan Convention at Washington
were: Revs. j. w. Chesley, NJ. III.
Vaughan, NJ. l.. Minnick, ]. L. Smiley,
q. G. Bratenahl, Mcssrs. John T. Bal
lengcr, George II. Garner, Danl. G. Ham
nett aud J. Thomas Bronze
II n colony of Hollanders or of any
other nationality desire place to settle
in they will find good spot in the Lloyd
Raley farm and neighbcrhood. The Raj
ey farm will be sold at public auction ON
June Sth, proximo, and contiguous farms
may be bought at reasonable prices.
States Attorney Dan'l. c. Hammett
has been in attendance upon the Charles
county Circuit Court. Mr. Hammett says
there were few cases of interest tried.
The new Court house, he thinks, Is a
pretty building and is we'll arranged
the jail Is strong but il is not built for
comfort.