Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-10-01
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

Mr.. James s. Harvey and wife. OF
Washington, have been visiting rel
a:ives in st. Mays.
Frank Key, youngest son OF Judge
Joseph Fl. Key of Leouardtown, is
visiting his father at Tuder Hail."
Join the Bryan. Kern and Smith
Clubs and help TO make a winning
fight for the Democratic candidates.
Monday last. the long drouth was
broken by copious rain. II was
t.g lrst rainfall Of moment since
SEP n Ger ,
Mrs Cora Fen wick and daughter.
81 Marie Fcnwick. OF Baltimore
are visiting Mrs. Francis V. King.
touchdown.
Jldgr Dobler. of Baltimore. has
decided tOat the sale a. condensed
,aunod milk is illegal Milk mus,
he .5r densed with the cream on.
Tire Baltimore 1m-rican Of Friday
September %. SAYS that Sydney f
y 81 addressed" rousiug meeting
~ Repus'icaus at Leonardtown."
Nmong the contributors TO to the
3~yan campaign fund published ir
lhy Baltimore San. we note he names
~ . A. Lynch, $50, and Lizard
fo.cs. $50.
.." longing season vii! oper
neat Thursday, the first day ~ Octo
bor. Uo 10 the present writing the
Clerk To N g Circuit Court has issued
10 Licenses.
Judge Msrrick left for home last
Thursday and Judge Briscoe on
Saturday. Judge Camalier was the
only Judge on the bench on Monday
and Tuesday.
Tho work on the streets in Leon
ardtOwn stood we'll the test of the
rain OF Monday night. After the
rain pedes TRANS could cross the
street dry shod.
The p1sthuDus letter OF ex Presi-
en-. Cleveland indorsing Taft for
President turns out to be what Mrs.
Cleveland cor tended from tha FIRST
II was-a forgery.
The 1908 September Term OF the
Circuit Court brought the usual
largo crowds to Town, but we do not
think that our merchants did an
extra large volume OF business.
Miss Gertrude Mattingly, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mario Goddard Mating
ly, OF this county is studying at ST.
Vincent's Hospital, Norfolk, Va.
one Of the finest institutions of its
kind in the South.
L. Gendsson writes, under date OF
September %, that he will not be
back in Leonardtown until October
8. When he comes he will have a
full and complete line OF goods for
the Fall and Winter.
George T. Hutchins, of Patuxent.
is at Johns Hopkins Hospital for
medical treatment. DR.. Finney, after
a thorough examination, concluded
that an operation was unnecessary
in Mr.. Hutchins' case.
Walter B. Dorsey. OF Leon \ I'd town,
will address the Bryan. Kern and
Smith Club at Leonardtown, next
Friday evening at $50. Don't fail
70 attend, for Mr.. Dorsey is an in.
terestiug and entertaining speaker.
We are indebted to W. J. S. Combs.
Of Dayton. Ohio. for copies of the
Cincinnati Enquirer contsi' ing &C.
counts Of Bryan tour Of that State.
The Enquirer states that record
audiences crested the Champion oI
Democracy.
We invite especial attention tothe
appeal made by Blair Lea. Treasur-
or Of she Committee of One Hun
drod fHr contributions RI the Rrvaa
campaign fund. Reed Mr.. Lees 10.
peal and il YOU can spare it. send
hlm a contributions.
BY some mischauce one of our
mailing lists has become mixed and
some OF our subscribers papers
have thus gone wrong. We hope
that the mistake has now been cor
rected. ifany subscriber fails to
receive his paper please notify us.
The October Term OF the Prince
Georges Circuit Court will begin
next Monday, and Associate Judge
Camalier will leave for Marlboro on
Sunday. Court will likely be in
session there for til rec or four weeks.
as the criminal docket is especially
large.
Tuesday was the first sitting OF
the officers of registration for the
year 1908 Next Tuesday. October
Q will DO the only remaining chance
this year to be registered. II your
name is not on tho books you
cannot vote. The registrars sit on
October IL. for revision only and
cannot then put any new names on
the books.
The effect of the decision of the
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