Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-11-14
Saint narp's beacon
: COUNTY NEWS.
Localwiss and 0thsrw.ss.

IN session TUESDAY last and audited
the election expenses for The scar
1901. ZEUO
About a weeksago. FDansei WfnsinL
son, Of Patuxent, had his shoulder
dislocated by being thrown FROM
horse CO - -
Thar weSe 80 ca ~ ! 4.
50 As sizss aChnfch. .assaarsl Il ~.
during the recent Forty Hours De-
vOtion.
The chrysanthemums in St. Mary :.
this year, are very fine. As usual
Mrs. A. +. Fenwick, of Leonardaown.
has the finest we have seen.
The well in the Court House ward
is being cleaned out and having .
new plafforg pot dvef III. fPkiN,
RsftAgf. roloFed, il daingltlle F0sE.
The Boardi ol Scke,bl CosnIsiksiohl
ers will meet, Tuesday, November
10, instant, tOaudit Teachers reports
for the term ending November Is,
1901. a.
Tuesday last. vsg ibsfiaskest aaS
since the county officials have moved
into the new Court House. In the
Clerks Office the lamps had to be
lighted.
Mrs. ]. Lane Finley, who has been.
visiting her uncle, Thomas GraSdn
near Dynard, returned Monday to
Kennersley, her home on the
EasteFp Shore: y
Messrs. T. Lee Mastingly. Geo. p.
Loker, Wilmer RaIey, Lewis Welt
and Harry Boyd, all of; Leonard
town. Ieft anday last for a short
visit tothe city. ! IL "a \
Carpenters began work Monday
last on the new building for the
Enterprise. Messrs. L.. W. b.
Graves and J. Rodolphus Thompson
are the contractors, 8 II sud .ft7Ns
The latest reports give the Demo
craisy4i xpteS iptherktousem Dele
gates 20 IA for the Rephbficafis. Tn
the Senate the Democrats have II to
for their opponents. 5Isd, '9Vs7adw b.
The DeIiRedtor is without doubt
the best magazine ito givevto your,
lady fffh6d5 Sft gives fAe SIate5ts
fashions and also good, wholesome
reading for the home circle.
The continued dry spell is hard
on growing wheat and gnany ofsour-
fauhktS ara syoIried 0ger the pl6s-
pect for that crop. We hope il will
turn out better than j. expectedoy u
The Commissioners met Tuesday
and transacted routine business.
All thsmsPbcrS pr theBpaEa werd
present. Sundry accounts against
the Ii. 4 e9qppsy we're lfxa Efe sndpsss-
The Norfolk Shipyagd and DEFY,
dock Company has been organized
with Elk Governor. Atkinson, of West
Virginia, president, ard M1r. George
Blackstone, of Baltimore, vice presi-
dent. yU9h80i g yiBm ~
The Sunday Sa0rsports that the
Republican leaders have determined
to contest the election OF the local
officials in Anne Arundel, Prince
Georges, Somerset, St. Mary's and
Carroll counties. \ 'a.- -... vi
Tuesday last was the first rainy
day since October 14th, ultimoa The
rain was very much needed not only
for the wheat crop, but also to lay
the dust for the comfort OF all ami
NAL life. But little fell, however, a.
The weather is exceptionally dry
and cool for this season of the year.
Ice formed Tuesday night, November
3, 1901 and twice since The roads
are dHstier than we ever. renyprnber
having seen them during November.
Sauerwald's Resolve Band, of
Baltimore, John ID. Sauerwald, Di-
rector, made quite q lively campaign
through St. Mary,'s county election
week. They YerS5a jolly gpod set
of fellows and pleased the people
wherever they went.
Monday last, DfswAtsr4 B. Dent,
president, Of the Board Of Election
Supervisors, J was served with "a
notice7s9t % 5nrn unaesd ballots
LovSy2 SSfm MaT ssiaik DER for The
Office of County Treasurer.
There WI, be services at St, An.
drew's Church, Sunday, November
II, at 10. 30 a. M, and attPoplar Hill
at 3, p. m. The vestry and war
dens4 0fySk ANDREW sHarerequested
to msetsfteRseryicer fer5he *RansacSi
ton OF important business. -
A friend informs us that IN his
district q man was paid by tsfe he
publicans a bed spread, a pair OF
boots and "a in cash for voting the
republican, tiesAe 0ahdS thenSS6ted
the FULL Democratic tieketand signed
his name to his ticket to prove it,O
In our local announcing the mar
riage of Miss Birdie ReRdmOnd,
daughter of L. Nota Redmond. OF
CharldseeG Hall district I'VE nadea
mistake in the name of the groom.
Maccellus( Ward a Baltimore City.
was the happy man, He won aprize
and wesdsHiFegfogiye him thecfetfit
for il. EwotbIsuosl ssH91i74'
The Eyeuing ENe,cS of BALTIMORE
started is iAahipaign with a caftOOiF
by Barclay ,repressntiAgs GeElnan
and RASH before q camera and the
legend 2sN6Ri look plehsapG 4 utffs
now the tprn. of. theI Npek gkanJtd
have his picture taken. But, my,
wOn'tEit ssso hard end aer fFR to look K.
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