Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-02-14

Vlile, Is visiting Miss May Mating
ly, Leonardtown
Because Of the slippery travelling
there were very few Visitors to
Leonardtown last Tuesday
Read the advertisements OF Public
Auction Of John P CIarke's per
sopalty and attend the sale.
Because OF sickness Rev Mr.. Tur-
ner will not hold service at n
Andrews Church, Sunday morning
We regret to hear that our old
friend. James Roach. Of St. Inigos.
is quite sick and wish him q speedy
restoration 10 health.
Insettlemento Of Teachers accounts
for the Winter Term just ended.
Treasurer Geo W Joy last week.
sent out checks aggregating Sc. 100.
CD.
We invite the special attention Of
county taxpayers TO the notices of
Transfers aud Attachments and 10
Out-Pensioners. See advertise
ments.
His many friends are delighted 10
see Mr.. Thomas Boyd. Of Leonard
town out and about again Mr. Boyd
has been confined TO his room Tor
nearly two months.
A steamer left b fillmore TIr.da,
evening last for the Il jomuc land
ings as far up IS Washington. tits
thought she will have lir'e trouble
in makingt the trip.
While We are having quite cold
weather for this section, the carpen
ters at work on the new hotel are
making regular days work aud viii
soon have the back building closed
in.
President Jro 7. Cicil was the
only member of the Comm s,ionnr@
Court present Tuesday and th.r,
was no meeting. The Board viii
meet Tuesday, February 26,h in
slant.
We are receiving each week from
many sections inquiries about st
Mary S county. II you want so sell
your farm nov Is the time 10 do
IL and we believe an advertisement
in the Beacon will bring you Gus.
toner
A third minister was added TO the
Hampstead NJ f charge on SUNDAY
morning last. He will likely hc nam-
ed Wilson I. Jarboe, j., and will
also likely have to De ministered unto
for a time before taking un active
work on the circuit.-Harsps cad
Enterprise.
From the Baltimore da''ies We
learn that the commission firm of Dud-
ley Il Carpenter has been dis so we'd
Mr.. James j. Greenwich retiring
Messrs. HiramG. and Frank ). bud
ley will continue the business un-
der the old name and s,vle The firm
oil Dudley ~ Carpenter is one of the
best known and most popular in the
State.
The last will of Elizabeth c.
Thompson, which was probated at
Tuesday Orphans Court, be-
queathes her property as follows:
To Miss Philo Morgan, of Leonard
town SO aud six silver Spoons: 10
the Pastor OF st. Joseph 5 Church
so; 10 Mary Ella Greenwich, niece.
$50; TO VIM. L. Bailey, $50; 10 +.
Oscar Morgan ali the rest aud FEST
due of her property, real, personal
and mixed.
While We have neither by inherit.
ance nor education any partialltv
for the old wing party or us princi.
plies, Vet We regard tue biography of
Governor James Thomas, by Helm.
rich E~aid BuchnUiz. publ shed N
last Sunday > SuH, a. an unjust and
uncaiied for critivism vi "a man OF
force and unolemIshed character.
who served the Safe well. Govern
or Thomas has descendants no viii.
no donot, defend MS memory.
Derby A. Lynch Esq. aud his
wife and ner sisters viii leave Me-
chanlcsvIlIe during the coming week
aud take up their residence ln Balti-
more. Mr.. Lynch IS one oil The best
aud most talented lawyers In South
err Maryiand ana viii, We preuIct.
make his mark AZ tue Baltimore
bar. While sincerely rvgrett.ng
his and MS ta'ni y :, departure from
ST. Mary.s, tue BEACON wishes then.
great sIeessa Inef lea home.
From our paper lies, we CLEAN
that Ia lSd4 Ji.cre Aoev IA I.eoaaL.i
town two hotels, one millinery, SIX
stores for the SAFE Of general ngr-
chandise anu one restaurant. John
L. Fenwick and J. II. J Moore kept
the hotels; Margaret l. Spalding
was the mliliaer; tue Sturekeepers
were. Ado.phus Adler, W. A. Lo-
ker & j. L. NJ. Raley, Clarke L. Du-
rant, h Leo SpalaiuE. James [ +. ,rr}