Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-02-04
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COUNTY NEWS.
LocalEise and Otherwise.

been generally enjoyed
II is reported that Mr james ]
Cough is rapidly recovering.
The grounding and his shadow
now divide attention with Hicks.
Mrs. W. NJ Loler, who has beer
visiting relatives in Baltimore. re.
turned home yesterday.
According to the weather bureau
the January just passed has been tllt
coldest for thirty-three years.
Owing to Indictment weather, the
supper for the benefit Of St Alloy
sius' Church Is postponed until fur
Their notice.
Harry Yates, former resident Of
this district. now living at Newport
News, Va, is visiting friends and
relatives here.
DR.. +. F. Greenwalf, Of Leonard.
town, will not likely be able to at.
tend sick calls within the next ten
days or two weeks.
Joseph j. Cough. OF Beauvue, who
is now being treated ia Baltimore,
will likely return home within the
next week or ten days.
Doa't forget to attend the Min.
strel Show at the Town Hal, Leon.
ardtown, Friduy-night, the 9th. in
slant. See advertisement
The Supper for toe benefit Of st.
Paul's NJ. z. Church. Leouardtown
held at Wise's Hotel, January 9th,
ultimo, was great success
Since our asst issue, we have been
informed that the sale OF the Free
man property was made through the
G. w. Kennard & Co. agency.
From present indications il is diff
cult to predict when navigation will
be open. We may have a steamer
to-day or have none for month
Saturday night last, Deputy Clerk
Robert A. Abel slipped on a broom
handle and fill on the back steps of
Moore's Hotel aud was painfully
hurt.
Associate Judge Crane was 10
Ieonardtown last Tuesday aud drew
the jury for the term Of Court be-
ginning March 81, 1904. See list
elsewhere.
Thompson & Wise. the Oak Point
merchants, gave two prizes for each
Of their customers who spent 81
with them. No. 81 won the clock
and l29 the album.
Many st. Mary's friends ofthe ".
]. G. Dulaney Publishing Company,
of Baltimore, sincerely regret the
recent disastrous fire that wrecked
their establishment.
Sunday last DR.. Thomas Lynch,
OF this Town, sewed up four cuts on
the scalp of John Shaw, colored.
Shaw was stuck with a stick dur
ing fracas at Compton.
: Mr.. Charles McCulley will give
an entertainment of moving pictures
and illustrated songs on Friday,
February 18th, 7P NJ at the Glebe
School for school library. Adults,
25c. Children under IL. Toe.
We have received the Sun Alma.
nae for 1904. Since the beginning
OF its issuing it has been the Mary
land handbook par excellence. and
in some respects the 1904 edition is
an Improvement on its predecessors.
Senator Greenwich, of this county,
Jared well in committee assignments.
He is chairman of the Committee on
Inspections aud is on the committees
on Corporations, Engrossed Bills,
Retrenchment of Expenses of the
State Government, Temperance and
Retaliation and Assessment.
DR.. T. Z. Greeuwell. Of Leonard
town, is confined to his house by
sickness; DR.. =. B. Johnson, of
Morganza, is in a Baltimore Hospi-
tai for treatment, and Dr. Thomas
Lynch is the only physician within
six miles of Leonardtown able to at
tend sick call. We sincerely hope
DR.. !. will continue in good health
and that Doctors ] and G will soon
be out again.
In the committee assignments in
the House of Delegates, Mr.. Buckler.
Of st. Mary's, is chairman Of Inspec-
tons, is a member of the committees
on Agriculture. Federal Relations
and Section "a, Article & OF the Con-
stitution. Mr.. Wilkinson Is the St.
Mary's representative on the COM
mittee on Chesapeake Bay and its
Tributaries, and is on the Ways and
Means Committee.
A list Of applicants for appoint.
ment by Governor Warfield is given
In Sundays SRa J. Marshall Dent,
John Il. Reeder, John A. B. Sher'
mantine and FL. NJ. Fl. Yates are Civ.
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