Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-08-10

We wish him great success.
The Baltimore water flmire end
ed Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
with rains that caused disastrous
foods on many nearby streams.
Because Ofhis removal from G reat
Mills, Ernest BchAnan is selling of
mis- stock OF goods at that place at a
discount Of % per cent. Sec his
adv.
William Fl. Turner, OF Washing
ton, has been visiting relative, ard
friends in St. Mary's Mr.. rarner
fDrmerly resided in the s.. Jusaph's
section.
The Rev. Mr.. Abbot, will preach
at st. Mary : Chapel, Ridge. or Srn-
day, Auglst13 Service a. L o clock.
A VI. The Oh nir OF the Good Sbep-
herd will sing.
Charles ]. Foxwell. of Baltimore,
gallant old ex Confederate. is visit
ing his nephew, ChaS. W. Fox we'll,
Iejuardtoan. Many friends are
delighted to see him again at his old
home.
Next Saturday. August u. is the
last day for fling Certificates o:
Nominations for local Offices. II
you want your name on the Primary
Ticket. be sure to have your ce.ti-
ficate filed on or before that date.
W. J. c. Combs and Jefferson {.
Combs. OF Troy, Ohio. are visiting
relatives and friends in st. Mary's.
The MeSsrs. Combs are former resi-
dents OF LeOLardtoRn aud have
many warm friends here who are
delight, d to SEQ them.
The Missions in the different
Catholic Churches OF H. ooJn'y were
great Successes aud were well at
te- led Tho missionary Priests
and all Who heard their sermo s
were I'd fled ,and pleased.
Mondays Baltimore Sun reports
that Senator German is to b. in
Char,e> oOunty ON Tuesday nj n
st. Mary o. Wednesday. August
y Tnis il uiS ake, for we have re-
ceivcd ! r. qu-Sr TO announce that
the senate ii bs here Oh the "a b
AMI 25.h.
TIE Lawn Festival for the benefit
OF st. AlOysius Church Was a real
success in every particular. The
Dinner was an unusually fine one
and everyone prescott e. joycd an
abundance of good thugs. Too
much praise cannot be given the
ladies' in charge.
Certificates of Candidacy have
been filed for three Judges Of the
Orphans Court-Judges Key,
Bailey and CoppAge; for Couty sur
veyor. Charles A Heard. aud for
State S Attorney. A Kingsley Love.
Other certificates will now, 10 dou bit
coma in pretty lively. Sa'ur1sy ,
the IL b, instant. is the last day for
filing them
Our friend. ]. Camillus Howard
is the happy possessor q copy OF
the Evening Sun, printed ia BaIli-
more at 4P. NJ. and delivered to him
in Leonarjtown at NJ, the day
il was printed. This breaks al re-
cords for fast mail trans po-satinn
between Baltimore and this town.
TIE paper vas brought By W. Ii
Dukes automobile.
We are in receipt of a very much
appreciated letter from our friend,
Mr.. Josiah Turner. Of Santa Maria,
Texas, which we hape TO publish in
the near future. Mr.. Turner was
born in St. Mary s. and is one OF the
1T Mary's soldiers who fought
through the War with Mexico. He
is now one OF the most prominent
citizens OF Southern Texas.
DR.. Frank A. Camalier. OF Will
limsbtic, Conn. is visiting his faith
err. Judge B. II. Camalier. Leonard
town DR.. Camalier is q graduate
OF the Collegiate and Medical de-
partments of Georgetown Univer-
sity; took q postgraduate course At
Johns Hopkins and is winning lau-
rels 10 his profession AZ his New
England home. We wish him great
success aud know that he deserves
il.
Charles Fl. Stanley, of Laurel.
Prince Georges county. has been
appointed Comptroller Of the State
Treasury by Gov. Crothers TO sue
ceed w. b. Ciaggett. deceased.
Governor Crothers could not have
found q better man for the position
in the State. The appointment oil
Mr. Stanley In o deserved compli.
meDt 10 o gallant ex-Confederase. O
true blue Democrat and honest