Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-10-08
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

Carrie spalding. Patuxent.
Mss Laura Crane, OF S.. Mary's
county, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J Frank Psrrsn Calvert Journal.
Mrs. W. Fl. Robertson, nee Miss
Ellen Fenwick, and daughter, OF
Baltimore, are visiting relatives In
L.@onardtown.
Tongers are congregating in the
" cpmicO river for oystering Thus
far the market is poor. Oysters
are said to be scarce.
Judge Camalier left last Sunday to
attend the October Term of the
Prince Georges county Circuit
Court. The term may last for three
geekS
FAl| racingOver the Lsonardtown
CD.a.e will be on TUESDAY,. wednes-
CAV, and Thursday October q %
mi - Sre program in our adver.
.-.ul columns.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Bohanau have
IT,. rived from Baltimore with a
.4. lie u choice millinery. ready
made oiDthiug, etc Their adv. will
appear "a our next issue.
The long delayed war in the Bal
Ma nay COW be on. the proclama-
.o. Js Independence having been
.5sl.i - Bulgaria., October 5
IIr-ry IS preparing for war.
tuesday, the Oh. instant, WAS the
last chance for registration this
year The sitting next Tuesday is
l"r revision only and no new names
can neu DE added to the lists.
Up - the close OF business, Octo-
Der 6, there had been issued 442
T0lEHrs Licenses for St. Mary's.
This : falling off of nearly a hun
dred Tor he same date last year.
Dr. Frederick W. Rich, of Mech
anicsYllie, was in Leonardtown, last
TUESDAY, aud paid he Beacon offi"e q
v5s''. Dr. Rich bought one OF the
n.'rscr farms sJme ears ago md
'p"afcd thereon.
"P.8 j. S,nr'nrrvillr, an old col
Uraa uar wa found dead in a ditch
Lear o.JuIents last Tuesday. He
vas Old and feeble and likely STUN
hlod into the ditch and could not get
out. All who knew him liked him.
Go the seventh ballot DR.. Alexan-
der Mann. Of Trinity Chu Oh Boston,
was elected Bishop of Washington,
to succeed the late Bishop Satterlee.
The convention me. in St Thomas
Chnach, Washington. October l, in
slant.
AT the opening OF the Prince
Georges Circuit Court last Monday
Judge Camalier was presented with
handsome bouquet OF American
Beauty roses. States Attorney M.
Hampton Magruder made the pre-
sentation speech.
A. Kingley Love. Esq. of Balti-
more, is having a handsome and
ornamental dwelling built on the
hill overlooking Loveville. When
completed il will be one OF the finest
houses in the section. Jim Peter
son, colored is the builder.
From II, A. M, to 2. P. NJ. Satur.
day, October 10th. instant. the Cler
of the Circuit Court or a deputy will
attend at Ridge. TO receive applica.
tiOns and issue certificates for dredg.
ing licenses. II notified In time, he
will stop at ST Inigo's from 3 to 4,
Pm. OF same day.
Walter B. Dorsey, of Leonard.
town. addressed large meeting Of
the Court House. last Friday night.
Mr.. Dorsey made a strong and witty
speech and his good points elected
hearty applause. We hope he will
make another address 10 Leonard
towu during the campaign.
Constable George C. Herbert re
ports that there was great indi1na
tion among the colored population
o. the Bay district because of tn,
killing OF Sherman Gordon, colored
by Joseph Butler, colored, and tina,
had Butler been captured in the dis
trict he would have been rouehl,
handled.
l.. Gendason has returned from
Baltimore and says that he has tn,
largest aud finest stock of goods eve
in his storehouse. He invites all n
mis- friends 70 come aud see him n
he mas great bargains for them i
all lines, especially in clothing, dry
&c DDS and shoes. His adv. will ar
pear aeXt week.
The political campaign is now O
and it may not be amiss to remin
partizans of both parties that the
may champion their cause withou
abusing these who differ with them
Politics au we'll as other matter
may be discussed intelligently an
fnrnihlr too rithnr4 n: n,