Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-12
COUNTY MEMS.
LoCalVise and Otherwise.
AS we are most anxiou,

number OF small accounts on our
books and are DESTROYS OF clean
ing of the page and starting fresh,
we will greatly appreciate our pa
irons coming in during their visit
70 town while court is in session
and settling up these small i'm
detJtednesses.
More snow!
Delegate Posey, OF Charles county,
is seriously Ill st Annapolis.
The Orphans Court was In session
on Tuesday last aid had busy day.
Senator Mudd, OF Charles county,
has introduced local option enabling
bill.
Recently Governor Goldsborough
entertained number of prominent
Democratic officials.
The Senate and House have re-
ported the amended Shepherd Oyster
bill to its third reading.
Local dealers have been busy get
ing ready Tor court. A large volume
OF business is expected.
The Knights OF Columbus will
hold an important meeting on frIGay
evening Al Hotel 81. Mays.
The civil list for St. Mary's was
confirmed by the Senate in executive
session on Wednesday last.
One OF the largest crowds in atten-
dance on the county courts was N
LeosardIown or last tuesday.
Mr.. Leonard A. Pllkerton, of
Leonardtown, VINO mas Deel on a DrIeI
visit TO BALTIMORE, has returned.
The legislative committee appoint
ed to investigate conditions IN Soutu-
ern Ma land has made ats report.
The Rogers Farm, known as Half
Pone," sitnate in the Sixth District,
has been sold 10 Mr. w. ID. Mauss.
Mr.. VIM. A. Hall, of Washington,
recently spent "a few days in ST. Mary >.
HIS many friends were delighted to see
him.
Mr.. Roach Abel, of Washington,
who has been visiting his sister Mrs.
F. Oscar Morgan, has returned TO his
home.
Messrs. Oliver and Marston, OF
Leonardtown. who recently spent a
few days in Washington, have re-
turned.
Mrs. VIM. B. Burch, who has
been indisposed for the past lew ia! >,
is, We are pleased to learn, conva-
descent.
The steamer Three r vers has re-
sumed her route. Sine Is expl c.vd 10
reach Washington tIis "Wednesday
mornIag.
Health Commissioner Gorter, OF
Baltimore, Is advocating a crusade
against the ''ghIte plague amons
the negroes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Jones, OF
Leonardtown, who have been away
Tor sometime buying spring millinery,
have returned.
Mr.. J. w. Dent, of Drayden, has
disposed of his Old stock TO dealer
from Philadelphia, TO make room for
his Spring goods.
The super-dreadnaught Texas, abe
largest battieshIp in the wofld, viii be
turned over to the Navy at Newport
News next Thursday.
Capt. Joe Smith and q number OF
Officers visited friends IN LeonardIown
on Monday evening last when the
Tivoh docked for the night.
The House Committee on Ways
and Means reported favoraoly the o,.I
approprIasing S10,OOJ for the S.ar
Spang4ed Banner Exposition.
The condition OF M. Thomas
Sanderson, of Leonardtown, VINO has
been quite sick for the past lev days,
Is, We are pleased TO leara, improved.
The Novena OF Grace a. s.. AIo!-
sius Churc.i, LeJuarutoHD, II Oe4As
weil aL1euueu. In>re nas ueeI 49,
average "a oser Gao AulIcsd nIsJt.!
The annual Inspection OF the Mary
land NaIIona4 Guard anu ais proPe.ti
by United States Army Otficers wIlI oe-
gin next week and conLInue TO AprII
.3Oth.
On Monday evening last Miss
Genesieve Hilton, entertained Mass
Nelne Eawood, and Miss Boar.nan, OF
Char4es County, VINO Is Mlss Ca"oou's
quest.
There win be q meeting OF the
Mechanicssille Farmers Club on
Saturday next, March Il; train or
shinel. A full attendance is earnestly
requested
A portrait Of the late Isidor Ray
ner has been formally presented
through the General Assembly to the
State, by the widow and son of the
Senator.
Governor Goldsborough's recent
disappointment OF Mr.. William VIII
kinson, as State Tobacco Inspector,
has pleased q number OF our Republi-
can friends.
inspectors Wright and White aa-e
investigating into the cause which
brought about the collision between
the steamers Northumberland and
Newport News.
7. Nelson Dudley, son OF the late
II ~ Nonh ~