Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-03-12
Saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcalWiSe and Otherwise.

The Baltimore WOrtd claims that
Mudd, Lowndes and Jackson have
combined to down McComas.
We are having warm Spring-like
weather, but Winter will get You
yet if you don t watch out.
A few days ago, Mrs. c. A. Brady,
of Cedar Point, had 1870 chickens
Matched out. Who can beat it Z
The pillow ratified for the benefit
of St. Mary Academy was won by
Mr.. S. H. Bradley, Of Baltimore.
Walter Jones and Robt. Canair,
of Baltimore, bought several fine
horses on their recent trip to Leon
ardtown.
Mr.. James Lyon, Of st. Mary S
County, attended the Farmers In
stitute at La Plata on Monday IN
dependent.
Miss Mamie Lyon, of st. Mary's
County, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Lyon, Lothian Maryland
independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Hayden and
Mrs. Howarth, Of Washington, D.
c., paid the BEACON a brief visit last
Wednesday.
If you want a good stew or scald
of oysters during Court, go to vi
ett's He gets them every day and
they are prime.
We invite attention TO the adver-
tisement of the Piney Point Gentle
men $ Driving Pavilion, j. Bean
Tippett, proprietor,
We are indebted to r, b, Tippett,
Esq, for a copy Of the Annual Re
port Of tue Board Of Visitors Of the
Baltimore City Jail.
We want hundred new subscrib-
ers this March Cowt. Call and sub
scribe or send your subscription by
mail or by friend
Attend Spring opening Of L. A.
Jones & Son March II, Is, - and
20. A specia Embroidery and Lace
sale during the opening
II you want to sell horse or buy
a horse or mulccall ON Walter Jones
at Leonardtown next Monday and
Tuesday. See advertisement.
The Steamer Calvert made her
first trip Of the season last Wednes-
day Many friends, all along the
route, welcomed Captain Geoghegan
and his popular crew.
On our irso page will be found n
timely and well-written paper by j.
c. Reeves, Of Chaptico, entitled,
How ! Would Improve a Southern
Maryland Farm Read H.
Read the announcement Of Saul
Levinson, the Baltimore jeweler
During March Court he will bring
a choice lot Of jewelry to Leonard
town, and win also be prepared TO
do all repair work in his line.
Alfred Loker, of the Baltimore
Police Force, formerly Of this coun-
ty, has been retired on half pay
About year ago, Mr.. Loker was
badly hurt while making an arrest.
We hope he willreturn to St Mary 5
to reside,
BY order Of Major General A. c.
Trippe, commanding the Maryland
Division, U. Q. ", Saturday, May
2, proXimo, has been fixed as the
date for the unveiling of the Monu-
ment in Baltimore to the Confeder-
ate Soldiers and Sailors of Mary
land.
We invite attention to the adver.
tisement OF the Brickyard at Hano-
yer. DR.. Greenwich and Mr. Hearn
are manufacturing good bricks and
selling them at reasonable prices.
In making your building contracts
specify Greenwich d Hearn s bricks.
We are indebted to r, G. Burgess,
Cayite, T. L., for copies Of three of
the Manila newspapers, The Cubic
ae,es, The Frcedom and The Americoa.
From the Gabicaecs we CLEAN that
Philippine Commission has passed
an Act imposing a penalty of $1,000
fine and year and day s impris-
onment on anyone outside the army
and navy found carrying arms with
out license. If this act were oper-
alive in the United States the jails
would have to be enlarged.
The March Termof the st. Mary S
Circuit Court will convene next
Monday, the 10th, instant. Jurors
should be present at the opening Of
Court to answer to their names, for
if drawn on the Grand Jury and not