Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-12
saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.


Next Tuesday, October 18th Instant.
is the day set for the revision Of the reg
istraiion lists.
Mrs James FrsseT, of Washington. d.
c., is on q visit TO Mrs w. d. Henry. at
"EIlenborough."
Judge Crane left Sunday last to attend
the October term OF the Prince Georges
Circuit Court.
Miss Myrtle Beale, Of st. Inigo's, is
visiting her friends and relatives In
Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Fenwick, of
Washington, d. O., are visiting relatives
in Leonardtown.
Mr. William +. Greenwell, Of Leon
ardtown. left Sunday last for business
trip to Baltimore.
Forty-four new names were this year
added to the list Of registered voters In
Lconardtown district.
Don't forget the Supper next Tuesday
night &c Aoore's Hotel for the benefit
OF st. Paurs NJ T. Church.
Tuesday next is the day set for reyis-
ing the registration lists. No new names
may be added on that day.
Don't forget TO attend the Democratic
Mass Meeting at Leonardtown next
Tuesday, the nth, instant.
Col. ]. Marshall Dent is, we regret to
say. quite sick. We hope that ne will
soon be up and about again.
We regret to hear Of the serious sick
ness of Mrs. Joseph J. Cough, jr. We
hope that she viii soon recover.
There will be an Oyster Eating at the
store of Good Brothers next Saturday at
noon. Attend and enjoy yourself.
Mr.. Charles J. Martin reports that oy-
sters in the Patuxent are very scarce and
are bringing from 60 to 20 cents per tub.
The Teachers of the county are hold
ing an Institute in Leonardtown. Tie
meetings are instructive and entertain
ing.
Mr.. Joseph G. NJ. Atell, of this county,
has secured a position as attendant at
st. Elizabeth's Asylum, Washington,
ID. q.
Sunday last. Rev. Charles X. Jenkins.
s. j., of this town, left for months
trip to Kentucky. We wish him a
pleasant vacation.
October, 9th, instant, a License to
Marry was issued in Baltimore City to
Allen J. j. Bohanan and Annie Williams.
both of this county.
Mr.. NJ. L. Millison has gone to Balti-
more to purchase bis stock of Winter
Goods. Look out for his advertisement
in next weeks paper.
l.. A. Jones and SON have Just receiv-
ed full assortment of Underwear, La
dies Goats, Capes and Neckwear. Call
and you will be suited.
We are indebted to Ex-senator A. p.
German for bound copies of the Con-
gressional Record. They will be an ad-
dition to the library,
We have received from r. F. Wood
burn, of Newtown, two sample ears of
ccrn. When seme one sends in some to
beat it, we will let the people know
about it.
The Entertainment and Ball given by
the Teachers at the Town Hall. Leon
ardtown. Tuesday night last, was grand
success. Everyone who attended en-
joyed themselves.
The musical instruments used at the
Teachers entertainment Tuesday even
ing were from Lawrence's, where you
viii find full line of best strings and
other musical supplies.
We were very much pleased Wednes-
day morning last to receive visit from
Misses Lilly Shaw and Dora Harrison, of
Charlotte Fall. They were accompan-
led by Mr.. Ashby Burroughs.
Messrs. Smith, Rayuer and Herring,
the Democratic State candidates will be
in Leona-dtown on Tuesday next, the
nth instant. We hope that there will
be large turn out to hear them.
Miss Maggie welch, of St. Mary's
county, who spent the summer with her
sister, Mrs. George l.. Robey, Waldorf,
left last week for short stay with friends
in Washington city.-Indepsndent
Among the St. Mary,s countians re-
ported as Witnessing the Dcweycelebra-
tion in Washington are Mrs. William d.
Henry and son, Messrs Robert Loker,
Woodley Abel. Morgan knight and
Saul Levinson.
Don't fail TO come TO Leonardtown on
Tuesday next, the nth, instant, and hear
Hon. Isidcr Rayner. Mr.. Rayner is one
of the greatest orators of the day. Hon.
John Walter smith and DIR. Herring are
also booked to speak.
Miss Marie kattingly, of Newport,
and her friend, Miss Gwinnstte Bealle,
of Bryantown. Charles county, who have
been spending some time with Mrs. r.
WoOdley Mattingly, of St. Clements
Bay. have returned home.
A. Kingsley Love, Esqr,, of Leonard
town. has received $1,000 Office in the
War Department, Washington, and has
catered upon the duties of his position.
Mr.. Love resigned his position upon the
local Republican ticket to accept the ap-
pointment.
Last Friday we were delighted TO re-