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GOLF.
Progress Of Ev.sts at Tursdo-HsppeninEs
Elsewhere


Elsewhere.
There was another delightful time at the Tux
edo Club yesterday when the golfers met for
the match play rounds that we're to start the
folks on I'm earnest. The surprise Of the. day
was the lowering Of the amateur record OF the
New Haven fardon. In an interview. picked
out Byers as the finest golfer that there was In
the college town. The best cards yesterday
follow.
G11 ..",: sisSsss s--sss- rs
Iltr j, Travis, Garden rIy-'
IN jane. a sul,n ( ! u. S..Soii- II "
IN Tssi. ii ip..,os f.. / IS "
out "a. ;S,..::::: sttt:ss :--s''- II
2Si ,,,... :s:sss.Ss- 81 ..
Gi ~ =. ! s.;.,.i:. s., ::sp: 81 "a"
%.".. sssts:4s--t % .,
The match play results;
TUXEDO CvP-Firsi round-w, c. Carnegie, Pitts
+ Armstrong, FoI HllS, beat G; = Hun. Jri Tuxedo.
81 Siook ~ o sas JOSEPH ( 81 P'e cfS.d iSSia j., PcssiIon, BY sp
in 10 holes: {. r Watson. EsseI County, beat v. y.
S Sslsai Merit Ssao S0 enst, s' $S SR az T. S SssSi' DIV! !
Perrin, MlsquAmlcut. By / up T.. NJ. ByeIs. Yale,
Siss S Wsisq J T r1Hisy GARDEN sS%Ss"Seaii Civ o:s.IA ). wiz
N; s.SS5s S sssnd ! - < RsiSss' s Ts1 cs1n.yy,. ~ ~ / up in
e holes; L'inss'P sos Ssa' W %asp Sa BY SD I Up S 90 pi ! 70
rT Rsss sf:, s erP@Flr Sy | Up enc , p sStsssys. Tuxedo.
t Ssa' f 4 !. Seai & !. watson, 'JTa Essex County,,
By Cpl in 10 holes DeyeIesqH Emmei GARDEN CITY.
sa sS JSn. Smith 4l pSssi'G se. y W . Il Il f fsl,I : no R Pisy:
ley, by 8 up and 70 play Dr; z q Rushmorc;
!, nT pisy; = geo on, Posi- aoHls COUNTY beat :. 4; I9:
gals, byL.r h'sdo"i ey . Up snd : 70 Play a.; E,
~ holes Delaney NlcolL, Ardsty, beat A seIOn,Jr.
to I plsg, E sSn9ST Sss9 a Ssh4 H' y ! W S' j R Ss {
BEAT Post by > UP and ? 70 play Lord beat Nleoh by
! " Wan Cur ~Firs rouDd-J. d. Lains, Tuxedo.
S,s. a ,; hsn,yi , Tu G,y' ss sy Lt up k ked 70 Plsy:
tsSi Y 4 Z " e fsS sBoss,l.op. y SsD ara ! .
fT! sgysdo. BY default; |. Z PtSiaisr. Pii,SGrr, BEAT .
shepard, Robert Gocd6ody and Pierre LOhiiard. third.
Second RouDd-HovsId PAGE bes, James d LstnG
S ssi ! e play; iPPanIsiff,, beat shepard 6y ! W and )
70 play and Lorillsrd beat Goodbody BY default
semi.anais for the Jenox cup are Samuel Froth-
ingham Of the LenoI. Golf Club and Harry
" Allen OF the PlttSield Country CluD. They
w~iu nIay the thlrty-six-hole finals tomorrow
FrotRing CHAM who has been playing great golf
match with A NJ Coats Of the Newport Club
to-day he gave indications Of fine
xiii light for nineteen holes. Allen had
no difficulty in beating Kane Q up and
. TO play, Kane was plainly out Of form and
after the match he said that he suffered from
the chill OF the morning. the air being cold
and penetTatinR on the links.
This afternoon the secretary announced
an added match for Friday The Board Of
Managers have offered a cup for an unlimited
handicap. This attern9on's play was medal
Were eighteen holes medal play best four SCORES
to qualify, KeIn ."l am and Hdo F5G,s,nShS wnn were ere
u ,nsrl o. The Qualifying scores were:
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ningA Ths score:
at, LOUIS

Jones Stolen ~bases-Birkett. Lowe. Left on bases
Boston. o. 81 Louis. T. firs! base on errors.
PiIiSs.r' i; on jones'. ,; cd Wins sitSsE out
q MUS by Jones ! Double ~playsTSS'Shl ana
villa HIT by pitched ball-By Jones, l, Unplfe-
Hurst Ttme-2 hours and idmlnuteS Attendance
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Fatal Accident During Grsvesend Morning
Gallons,

The checkered career Of an old-time Jockey
ended abruptly az Grayesend yesterday morn
ing durihg the exercise hours. The riaer was
John StOval and while working out a horse.
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49, CINCINNATI, 0 SECOND GAME.

lsobl's hllS- Kelley p, Cross CorcoTan. Three
~ hiS-ktrltt ShteFard. Home run Daily.
NY ba.s % errors Brooklyn, >. First base on
- W hISln, J; ~ Scott. ) Struck out - BY
stSh b. AcGinaity. .: by Scott. 2. Hit BY
sth,t.hb hi,Son, Sachnce hlt-FaHel. In
~ eesss hiJoslyn, . Cincinnati, 3 Passed bali
.nlhgS Time hours and 10 minutes Attend
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Won in straight Heats at the Albany Fair

ALBANY. Sept Is. The Albany County fair closed
today with two raes. There were about 5000 per.
sons present. IL Fox OF New Haven, owner OF Ttddy
asa BY online, at auction today for $3.50. Sum
maries:
2sO class, pacing and ttotting; purse $500:
NJ. s.. b. e., by waikiki (Sweep... .........l
Orw God, CHI 9. lPhtlpsj z
Gloria, ch. m. Nv adsworthL ..r.,.,.."...,.,.4 3
Ttme-222. s:i9l. 2lSk
Free for all class. tro,ung and pacing: purse $500:
Teddy r., b g., by Octoroon (Fo~I.......... 1
VIII kerf, b. q Wight. -............,2 2 =
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CHICAGO O. yFw YORK. S.

Ns'hevson, the tail-onders' new pitcher.
occupied the box for the first time IN a full
ne made an excellent showing and deserved
oslh He, however, was Handicapped through
s,o'uy errorh ~ Doylein the first inning. which
sUrp NV iH"' ~"
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NEW YORK.

In ~~ on er~ofs-Chicago, >. New York, /
a. "a ~bAsss-CGlcago, ) New York. Q First
/ ST., u neu, % Cunningham, 5; on Mathewson'
Brf,y' H9l-hy Mathews son, . Stolen bAses-
k,is,s. NC oinlcs Two base
$780, spni ~ by pItchsr-By Cunningham I,
kgi A.. gh hNns U~mpte-Emslle. lime
Nas 10 minutes Attendance 500
fHlLAhELPHIA Ii; pIrrsBuRG, 6.
P,sssLnDhlrHiA Sept. IS. Philadelphia defeated
M \, 10 which I scored It's runs The hsIding ~
eolt. s'N-easta' Attendance, 3,O24. The
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League
Eastern League.

~ Cbica go-Bunaio. 5; Chicago, l.
A. hlnneapoli-CevelAbd, s; Minneapolis, >.
A. Kansas City-KAnsas City. -. Detroit 4
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Hnr.e.. Harnes. and Carriare.

No better market Is open TO YOU. providing
your goods are reliable. than the readers Of
The SuK.-AdS
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Games.

A. Anderson-Anderson :; New Castle, 8.
At Naturalization. Q; Toledo. o; forfeited
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race, pacing: stc1nd heat:
oh o. bv Rudd C~fooke-polL
pirectum Roy win, at Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Sept lathe ttotuns at the Pair
OF the colored people was TO day the fastest OF the
weeL T q Angiin's Dltectum Boy, the thresyeaf.
od Futurty candidate, best q small held OF aged
borses In good time. Ills owner has great hopes for
him 10 the rich stake at the October trots. Summa-
Tes:
a2i clAs. %tIoiung; 49,
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'Battd for NsEon 10 the ninth inning.
prcoklyn. ....... I'D / 0 -
Cincinnati .........O o U 0 0 o u ! Ia
Two base bits Kelley. DAILY. Cross, Quinn. Three.
base hlt-Newton. Sacrifice hit-Sheeksrd. Stolen
bese-ItOsS FfSt base on error Brooklyn. First
base on balls IN weighing. ?: of NewtOn. I. Struck
oI,-by Wty hing. .. by Newton, > Left on bases
and Kelley Quinn ana CoIcpran. ShecEard and
Cross Passed ball kAhoe Wild pitch-NeWton.
Vnpifs-Snyder. Time-i hour and so minutes.
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~ YoU OWN REAL ESTATE

You are naturally interested In the condition OF
the market. TIE Sun gives this each day in
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BETHLEHEN, Sept. i3.-Fifty thousand per-
sons attended the state Fair to-day start
ing Judge McElroy pulled of sixteen heat
f~avorites winning the several events. Leary'
driver Of Democracy. was fined $50 on COM
plant OF John Dickerson. who was behind
T~oboggan, alleging that Isary struck his horse
with his whip. Myers and Arthur collidel IN
the All trot. both being severely injured Sum
mary
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Murray Drive Three winner, at the Orange
County Fair.

MlDDLETOwN Sept. lathe harness racing at
the orange County Fair to-day proved exciting and
Interesting to the 5000 persons pre- sent Budd Muir
ray OF Chester, who has besn In The Grand Circuit al
season, drove The winner 81 nrst money In all the
three races. Summaries:
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POLAND SPRING. Me. Sept, l3.-Miss Bessie
Finn, the ten-year-old daughter OF A. II. Finn,
The professional golfer, won the women's medal
NAV Tournament over that course TO-DAY. The
tournament was for eighteen holes andMiss Finn
was place at scratch with Miss Helen Lock
WOOD Of the Lexington Golf Club and Miss
Heien Thomas Of the Portland Golf Club. Going
out Misc Finn ii the nine holes IN So and came
home 10 SO, making her total lo6. the second best
,rornen's score ever ma 10 over the Poland
Snring course. Miss lockwood and Miss
Thnmas made the next best scores, i2l each.
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Baseball Games To-day.

A. POtSvire-cuba x Giants. o; Po,,svIrle, :.
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hnAa.paA. lo'Al'','' o laaIf
Nabufg : : 0 III
Prs ~. II 0 . o ? o o s. Q
~pal.ssgs On ,tIois Philadelphia Lift on bases
"a Pn,,,1 . Fit,hufg. 10 First base on balls
ssl itS. ,ttNt,I, : Home run"Wiuisms 'Tre-
No hts .I'A Nunuf. Flick, Douglass. Sac
ssAN I 1s, stolen bases Thomas, Douglass,
-hf Ch,,hps,N !aigie and nelehanty. Iii nv piiSSsr
he-Ofbsy lh.Sed baIls-Douglass. 3 I'm.
k.n 81 LorIs. .. BOSTON,
800 sept '5.-St Louis won from Bo.ton to-
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STANFORD. sept. I3.-There was a competi-
,ian on the links OF the Wee Burn Golf Club
,his Afternoon, for women whose handicap
WINS 10 or over, prizes being offered by +. W.
UruogerhoT, The members ineligible owing
g. Ire handicap provision we're Miss Uenevieve
Heoker, Miss louise b.. Hecker and Miss julie
Edna Capen, There were seven entries. Miss
Nara A Charles led with q score OF us, is. i03.
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kssfv ".sn'nEton Park. q p. N. To-day.
IVA ClnennAu Adm. .sc and soc-Ad,.
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MoNrcLAIR, Sopt. 10. There was a women,s
forrsome on the Montclair Golf Club links this
Afternoon. which was won Inv Mrs. Thaver and
Miss lie skom. Their net score was i2o Tho
cards:
Mrs. Thaysr and Miss leskom. 100. lo-l2o; Mrs.
Marcus md Miss Sanders, l40, lS-ls7; Miss
Mcpherson and MIS- Ptckman, 1873 4-lee; Miss
Van LHnnep and Miss Cooper, IA. e-l34.
On Tuesday next the women's team Of the
Montclair Golf Cub will meet the women's team
OF the Nassau Country Club OF Glen Cove on the
links here.
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TIHt-t II y" INV
Free for.ail class, pacing; every heat q race. purse
sibyO; slOO 70 the winner Of each heat: si0O 10
second horse:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-10-18

Wednesday. October i0fh. inssant, n
Corpus Chrissi Church, Baltimore, Miss
India areenwell, formerly Of this coun.
~, was married 70 Andrew j. Cockrell,
OF Washington City. Rev. Father Starr
vas tbs officiating clergyman.
To enable persons wishing 10 hear the
speech Of Hon. VIM. j. Bryan, Demo.
cratic candidate for the Presidency, the
Steamer Westmareland viii leave Balti.
more on Tuesday, October the ssrd, Il
II p. m, instead of p. m, ~ advertised
We print as an advertisements ON our
fourth page letters from self styled Dem.
ocrats In favor Of the reelection Of Mr..
Mckinley. As josh Billing would re.
mark: These gentlemen always thInk
NJ least . times before they speak once,
and then never say anything worth lis
tening 20.
The horse disease In still spreading i'm
our county. II In now In l1ilestown
district and Lawrence Palmer has lost
three valuable animals. Capt. Frank Rus
sell and others, Of the same district, have
also lost horses. The disease II also rife
on the Patuxent and seems to be follow
ing the wasercourses.
Captain James Patience, of the schoon-
er Henrietta Bach. was brought before
Justice Loker at Leonardsown, Monday
last. by Commander T. @. B. Howard
charged with dredging without license.
Captain Patience claimed that he had,
several days ago, applied for his license
and that It had been issued. His vessel
was held anG he was permitted to 60
and secure certificate from the Comp
troller of the issuance Of the license.
Capt. T. B. G. Howard. Of the Oyster
Police Steamer Governor Thomas, has
captured the following named vessels,
all Of Crisheld, and taken their captains
before Justice George r. slye, by whom
they were adjudged guilty Of violating
the oyster law, and fined e25 and costs
Schooner Henry r. Barnes, John o. Da-
Wis, master; Bugcye, VIM. ]. Griffith,
James Fl. Die. master; Bugeve, G. J.
Thompson, A. Howard, master. Bugeye,
Elsie Stirling, VIM. Stirling. master.
Despite the inadequate notice. Tues
days meeting Of the Leonardtown Bry.
au, Stevenson and Camalier Club was
well attended. T. Lee Mattingiy presid.
ed and E. stellar Buckler was the first
speaker. Mr. Buckler made good and
appropriate speech. 8. 8. Fields, Of
Baltimore, was next introduced and held
the attention Of his audience by point.
ed and argumentative speech. Mr..
Fields made no appeals to prejudice, but
aroused his auditors by q clear cut, log
ical argument upon the paramount Is
sues of the canvass. His points were
enthusiastically applauded.
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ScOtl'S
Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life, and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men women and
children.
When appetite fails. it re-
stores it. Whew food is a
burden, it lifts the burden.
When youlose fesh,it brings
the plumpness of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it, makes life
bright.
1t is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food,
But what is the use of food,
when you hate it, and can't di-
gest it,
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is thefood that makes
you forget your stomach.
IL you have not tried Il. send 70,
soscoTf y BOVINE. Chemists.
o Soc. Jean and sff.soso all dr SsT sc'<
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The following persons hare lost horses
aimee our arst report. Mr. William
Yeatman. ST.. me colt; Mr.. Baker
Herbert, 1; Mr., Edgar Smith, 1; Mrs.
Morris. Of Jutland. .. Hogs continue to
die with cholera.
Sunday schools II seems to as are not
prosperous. Properly conducted they
WELD q beneficial influence. Aye, they
WELD powerful influence I'm our civili-
xation il the country to-day. Teachers
Of ability and earnestness are needed.
Teachers who are the incarnation of We
Cal enthnsiasm and evident purpose.
These are the ones who viii make the
schools > success-cause The pupils 20
take Q real pleasure In attending them.
There must be vitality and enthusiasm
IL should bubble up and run over, scin-
tillating, 30 20 speak, far and wide.
We hear Of no parties. The social
life of cur citizens II largely form, .
whirl, display, q duty. the result Of ex-
ternal accretion not Of internal growth.
There are few gifted In conversation,
&C., but cherish all the prejudices Of
the old aobiesss.
How We are reminded Of our boyhood
days. Autumn IL here and look into the
sitting room, which In library and pic
ture-gallery rs well. See, there Is q
chimney-place revised for burning wood
on andirons, also shovel, tongs and bel
lows. Il carries us back 20 the days In
she "auld lang syne."
Churches are well attended and the
singing Ii good. Singing, we observe
by the local talent adds TO the interest
Of religious meetings, which answer
pretty well the church purpose Of bring
ing the nominal member and others to-
gether In search Of ediication, uplifting
and friendly communion.
Sportsmen are getting ready to shoot
geese and ducks at the season of their
migration.
Infrequently q travelling Snowman
summons the citizens to his 10-cent show
which takes the place of simple enter.
talnments of native talent.
Thanks. we do not hear of the strait
ened condition Of family In the dis
trict.
Life Ii taken in an easy way, and we
do not see the sense OF burdening our
selves with life Of toll simply to in
crease the pomposity Of our external
appearance.
COUNT Well, yes. we can do little
Of It, and as an illustration will say that
We have counted dredge boats and the
crews Of same until we've become tired.
Ny, what q large feet and still they
come. 100 boats averaging men each
have passed up the Potomac recently.
Talk about exhausting the oyster. Nom
sense. We presume by the first Of De-
cember ensuing there will be at least
200 sloops, bugeyes and fiatties from the
Eastern Shore, not to mention those Of
the Western side of the bay.
- A heavy rain accompanied with much
electricity and loud thunder visited the
district $50 p. m, 18th instant.
AzzAsA.
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Having bought directly from the larg-
est factories In New York, L. A. Jones
q Son can now offer You the correct
styles in Fall Goods, such as Ladies and
Childrens Coats, Dress Goods, Millinery,
Shoes. Boys Hats and Caps, Gents Fur
nishings, &c. Don't fail to see our line
Of Kangaroo Shoes as we have them
from child's No. to . woman's No. 0.
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Sacred Heart. -
The Forty Hours Deyotions will be.
gin at Sacred Heart Church on next
Sunday, October 2ist, at the late Mass
ut 1880 o'clock and win continue during
Monday and Tuesday. Sermon on Sun.
day evening at 4 o'clock on Monday at
8 q. m. and p. m. Fathers Griffith,
Dougherty and Bart from Washington,
ID. c., viii assist at the services. All
are invited.
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Teachers Institute.

The Sc. Mary's County Teachers In.
stitute was held In the Town Hall, Leon.
ardtown. Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday last. The attendance was very
good and the proceedings were excep.
tionally instructive. M. Bates Stephens,
State Superintendent Of Schools, evi.
denced by his force and earnestness that
his heart was in his work and tina. he
was the man for the place. Our local
talent shone particularly brightly in the
papers and discussions. and ia every
particular the Institute OF 1900 was q
smccess. The program follows:
Monday, October rs.
MORNING.
II O0-Roll Call.
Address Of Welcome, DIR. r. r.
Greenwich.
Response, II. b. Freeman.
Address, State Superintendent,
Prof. III. Bates Stephens.
W-Muskc.
9 10-Address, Major Geo. n. Thomas.
2 40-Address, Prof. J. Frank Coad.
3 10-Discussion, Essentials of Order.
T. Lee Mattingly.
8 30-Physical Training, Miss Charlotte
Ledley.
Tuesday. October 10.
Q 30-Roll Call.
0 40-Mental Arithmetic, ]. franklin
Adams.
10 O0-Inventive Genius as illustrated
by the Introduction Of Tim and
Jim into the Arabic Method of
: Notation, John III. Chunn.
10 20-Spelling, J. r. II. Reeves.
10 40-Intermission, Music.
II O0-Play in Physical Education, Miss
Annie Robinson.
II 20-Ideals in Education, L. StClair
Buckler.
IL 40-How May Our Schools be I'm.
proved, General Discussion.
AFTERNOON.
Q O0-Music.
Q 10-Teaching - . Science and Q Pro.
fession. John A. Scott.
. s5-The Home and the School, Miss
Susie LaRoche.
Q 40-Supplementary Reading, Zach. T..
Raley.
Discussion. Prof. n. B. stephens.
9 30-Sehool Exhibitions, Chas. Adams
Wednesday, October II.
MORNING.
0 30-Roll Call.
Q 40-Nature Studies, Prof. Robinson,
Maryland Agr'l College.
10 40-Address, Prof. n. b. Stephens.
IL O0-Entermission, Recitation.
II 20-Faper, Ernest Bohanan.
II 4O-Tardiness In Pupils and How e
Overcome it. General Discussion
AFTERNOON.
Q O0-Music.
lO-Moral Training in Our SCHOOL,
7. b. Carpenter.
Q 30-Discipllne, p. 8. Harrison.
245-Arithmesic. Kiss Estelle Norris.
CO Closing.
The Institute for che Coiored Teach
ers IL to be held Thursday and Friday
and VIII, We think, demonstrate that oul
county has competent corps OF instruc
tors for the colored schools. The pre-
gram 10:
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Samuel Chapman Thompson, of Hol-
lywood. died at his residence, Monday,
October 90, 1900. Mr.. Thompson was
one of the best known and most popular
men in sc. Mary's. For years he kept
store at Hollywood and by his fair and
last dealing won for himself most en-
viable reputation. No man was ever
more charitable. and his heart and his
purse were ever open TO. the poor and
distressed. As Judge Of our Orphans
Court he was conscientious and faithful
to the trust reposed in him, and his re-
tirement from the Court was regretted
by all who had business with It. As q
man and rs citizen he was above re-
proach, and his death In serious loss to
his neighborhood and the county al
large. His remains were inferred in st.
Johns graveyard. May he rest In peace.
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7zxrsdas, October rs. !
MORNING..
II oo-Roll Call.
Opening Exercises Remarks BY
the Examiner.
II 30--School Organization and Man
agcment. Miss EstelIe n Cole.
AFTERNOON.
Q 00-Address.
Q &C characteristics OF an Ideal Les
son, Miss Gertrude n. Bailey.
2 4O-The Future Education of the Ne
gro, Thomas 8. Nelson.
8 O0-Language In chs Primary Grades,
Hiss Lucy J. Shepherd.
8 Grading In Our School, Robert L.
9 4o--Education - q Science, y. w.
Reid.
Friday. Osfessr 70.
MORNING..
0 30-Roll Call.
0 4O-The Basis Of Moral Training, Miss
Julia III. Carter.
10 00--History, Thoro Harris.
10 Sour School System, William b.
Thompson.
10 50-Intermission.
II 00-The Home and the School, Chas.
I'll. Blake
II 2O-The Purpose Of the Object Les
son, Miss Grace A.. PEBBLES.
AFrERxoox..
Q 00-Regular Attendance and How to
Secure it, General Discussion.
30-Essentials of Order, General Dis
sion.
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Uon0rWatien Glass.
On Monday last there was very beau
tiful service in Trinity Church, Sc. Ma
rvs City. The Re. Rev. I'll. Y. Satterlee
ID. D., L. L. D., Bishop of Washington,
assisted by the Rev. II. F. Minnick, Rec.
tor of the Parish, and the Rev. James
ID. Simmons, Rector Of sc. Andrews
celebrated the Holy Communion and
confirmed the following class: Misses
z. N. Stevens, Nadine Gator, NJ. p.
Broome, e. Perry, Madeline Tippett and
Mrs. A. G. Coates, Messfs. w. Moore,
w. II. Tippett and Louise Shorter, col
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FOR RENT.

BECAUSE of ili-health viii rent store
ID house, dwelling and stable at "Sta-
cey's Spring." between Leonardtown
and Compton. Farm Of 100 acres for
rent on easy terms Apply on the prem
ises or 20
ALBERT A. WILSON.
Oct Aims Leonardtown, Nd.
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0Ner Process
ttc1n bags Of I
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1nsistent with
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~ day In the
exchange for
land corn.
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20 cW buehel.
ed Saving
Do feet OF lum-
ick and aeon
sday Of every
No leaving
Thursday and
DINER,
ar Chaptic0.
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LU M B e r..
Meals and Lodging.

EOR CONVENIENCE Of the Travel
Il Ing Public hereafter 1t Stones
Wharf. meals vii be furnished sk 60
cents; Lodging, 60 cents.
tT Teams for hire.
]. PHILIP greenwich.
No4sE7-ts
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ATlCE.
the County
lie me to pay
hsve money
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process OF
licws:
day.
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nd Saturday
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Collector.
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you money.
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The Institute for the Colored Teach
ers IL 70 be held Thursday and Friday.
and VIII, we think, demonstrate that our
county has competent corps Of instruc-
tors for the colored schools. The pre-
gram L.:
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10 art OF cut
efvicca % al
and fitting
ahi0ns. Per-
nd for meas
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gB0H,
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