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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

W wary SEmtnhIy
The old school has begun It's seventy
third year in earnest.
The new girls have their work about
adjusted TO their strength, q matter
that receives the most individual at
tention here, and the permanent
schedule Is running without q hitch.
The literary societies, which repre-
sents from the students point OF view
quite a heavy share of responsibility,
are organized, and Miss Janice Loker
has been elected president OF the Mis-
tress Brent, and Miss Virginia Stone
street of the Leonard Calvert
The societies have ordered jointly a
bountiiul supply Of papers and maya.
zines for the year, and since June q
number OF interesting books have been
contributed TO the library by Mrs @,
W. Hodges and Miss Sue Coates, OF
Annapolis, Mrs. Q. Halter, OF Balti-
moro, and Mr.. Bernard Steiner, OF the
Euoch Pratt Library.
Saturday night the old girls gave
the new the customary complimentary
dance, the old girls wearing red caps
and aprons and the new green ones, a.
beftted them.
The SET Of girls this year has been
rated as particularly attractive and
original one. The new girls have
been better prepared TO take mp the
work, and better still, the most ad-
vanced OF shem are the pupils Of our
own graduates. "Yn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

Have either garden shears or a
sharp knife 10 cut the flowers. Flor
lists always use a knife aud. ~ they
cut hundreds zach day. they natur.
ally 90 tbs w0Fk IN the easiest way.
another pointer worth knowing Il that
florists slways cut their flowers 10 The
late afternoon and place them IN tail
lars o. water, the entire stem being
submerged. Tbsy aru then placed 10
dark, cool place al night. when
tarly SnoFnsne comes sissy ere readI
Tor diasfibutlon % customers. The en-
tire stem il filled With water aad
their lasting qualities preserved sov'
eFni days Florists never sell fresh.
plucked blooms. ~ they 20 soon sads.
The stems. unless they sre oiled with
water. have little stability
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
calla Ald VIA Foraut FIra.

Ranger W. ID. Phillips, In charge Of
the fire lookout on Rstsiesnake creek
ia the sequola national forest. invaa-
tigated column Of smoke from the
canyon below his cabin and sawed the
life Of r. l.. TeifoFd OF Santa Ana,
who was on a fishing trip Ia the re-
serve, Telford was hopelessiy lost In
the mountain forest. and when be ran
out OF provisions deliberately lighted
the brush IRE to attract the attention
OF rangers.
Telford paid tribute to the efficiency
OF the fire fighters with the statement
that not more than quarter OF an
hour after he started the fire Phil
lips was on the spot.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

The Better Health" Car.
The Better Health Car" Of the
Maryland Tuberculosis Association. en-
tour in the Associations Statewide ed
vocational and organization campaign
and bringing with it Alden Anderson,
Field Secretary. and his Boy Scout
helper. arrived in Leonardtown, the base
of operations for St. Mary's County. on
Wednesday last. Sept. 9th.
The car, which Is especially con-
structcd for this type Of work. has al
ready covered over 4lO0 miles in Mary
land since the beginning Of the cam
paign on May is, last. It transports,
besides the camping outfit Of the Assoc
Citations field staff, portable standard
size motion picture machine and acces-
series. an additional complete stereop-
ticon, picture films. lantern slides, ex-
hibits on tuberculosis, and various kinds
Of printed matter.
Mr.. Anderson has already called upon
considerable number OF our people
and personally explained to them the
purpose and scope of the work In this
county. He has obtained local assist.
ance in arranging for the picture show
and lecture, which constitute an impor-
tant part Of the educational side Of the
campaign.
On Monday evening, October 2nd,
an interesting illustrated lecture was
given In the Town Hail, at which the
public from all sections OF the county
were present. Besides being enter.
talned, number Of instructive facts
about the disease, withwhose NANTES
tstions most OF us are familiar, Was
emphasized by the lecturer Mr.. An
dsrson spent the last ten days visiting
the rural sections 81 the county, ex-
planning the campaign % storekeepers
and others and arranging for the dis
tribution OF educational literature on
tuberculosis.
The energy, time and money put in
to each connty's fight against tnbcr-
culosis, should be so directed and so
co-ordinated wiih similar activities in
other sections In Maryland and these
factors will form a plank IN a state
platform and shape q definite and de.
terrnined stats wide policy 10 both
thought and action, which shall have
for is object the ultimate eradication
OF the disease by educational and pre-
ventive measures, and In the mean.
time. shall provide full and proper
facilities for the care and treatment ~
every citizen 40 afflicted II Is hoped
that some Of our public spirited peo-
pie viii see The adyisabiiily OF forming
a County tuberculosis Committee, as
branch Of the state organization, Ia
order that this important propaganda
NAV be continued
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
Hsbren, prepars loI .Yom Klppur. .

ST. Mary's Hebrews are preparing
for the observation this week OF the
Day OF Atonement, or 'Yom Kippur.
Ceremonies viii begin at sunset Fri
day and will end at sunset SATURDAY.
This celebration comes as a climax to
the holiday season, which began last
Wednesday.
''Yom KippUr" is the most solemn Of
all the days In the Hebrew calendar.
Devout Hebrews win go 10 the city TO
spend the entire day in the the syna-
gogue, in fasting and prayer.
The day proper has four services.
OF these the Mussaf or additional SER
vice contains description OF the
atonement rights as praeticed in the
ancient days In theteinple of Jerusalem;
and the Neliah service is understood
TO be held at the time when decision is
finally made as to mans fate, and
thus the Neliah prayers instead Of
having the usual phase, 'Inscribe US
in the book OF life, use the express
sion, seal us in the book OF life.'
According TO Hebrew tradition ex-
pressed in an ancient law book, the
Day OF Abatement, when spent in pray
ing ana repenting, win bring pardon
for sins between man and God; but as
for the sins committed by man against
hFa fal1ou man tho dav cannnt hrinv
pardon until he has appeased his fol-
low man.
This idea Is the basis of the effort
always made before the Day OF Atone
ment to bring peace between such
friends who have become entranged
and are on unfriendly terms with one
another; and In this way the day will
put the worshiper at peace not only
with his Maker, but also with his fol.
low man
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
Notice 10 Creditors.
orpA.us ,'oar, q -. ssss. county, sss :

uFrhaHs soart q ~ Magy county, So =
Angast n. i3iA
RDkAKn ~ THE COURT, That itoaer
81 combs and Danihl Curnhs, Executors
~ fi0hsft q. Fouha, late OF 81
n AFS'a cSankY, dsreased, giSu ths uotten 70
4aiFe.3 b. iaW 70 the dnee4sedH creditors TO
- hlhit thelf el4tnia, and that the same BE-
puhiiahsa once wucN fof nG successive
Nsshs Ia the NJ May Beacon
Hasa, GosBa
iteaistsF OF wis,
True copy Eaaki BAN Nomhs,
Register ~ villa tor ~ MarvaE1anty
IN puEnaanc8 81 tia ahrvs order, sa hereby
give notice that We haze obtained ffoFn the or.
phana court OF ~ Mays county, Nd let
tsFs % ADMINISTRATION 90 The personal satais
Of
RonEAf a. COMBS
imfs 81 Haid county. deceased Al persons
having claims gAliaat the said decreased are
hsroht notlied 10 ex hiblt the same with tAe
pfbgsr s0achr1s attached lhersto, 20 tbs sub
srFitsr an o. before The * day ~ February,
lai7. they alli other Ntas ~ iAs be excluded
from the meats Of N > said estate. All per
sofs indebted - tbs decGasod are required to
maxi Inn "a adiato pay mont ~ tbs auhaeftbef
HD0kA d. A0Mbf.
UAAtEIs COM lss,
sea-. EXECUTORS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES
Rainbow Has Been Known Since the
World BsgaB--caEIed Symbol
Of constapcy.


The rainbow Is the result Of estab-
lished physical laws, being caused By
the refraction and reflection " the
suns rays IN drops Of rain. These
laws were In operation from the crea-
tIbn Of the world, and as the world
bad existed some thousands Of years
before the flood. raInbows must have
been a frequent ana common spectacle.
"The right Interpretation OF Genesis
D:l8," says biblical authority.
''seems TO be that God took the rain
bow. which had hitherto been but a
beautiful object shining in the heav-
ems when the suns rays fell on falling
rain. and consecrated II as the sign
Of his love and the witness Of his
promise LANCE, learned German
commentator. says; 1.-THE Hebrew word
translated AZ sign Of the covenant
does not imply counteraetion OF nat
ural law, or the bringing Of a new
thing into nature. Any ixed object
may be used for a sign. and here the
very covenant itself. or most impor-
tmnL phft OF H. Deing the sthDility OF
nature, there IL most striking con-
sistency In the fact that the sign Of
such covenant Is taken from nature
itself. The rainbow, ever appearing
IN the sunshine after rain. Is the very
symbol Of consistency. II - selected
from al others. not only for It's SPLEEN
dor and beauty. but for the regularity
with which II cheers Us. when We look
cut for II after the storm" The jew
ish encyclopedia says: 'srhe literal
translation Of the words rendered Ny
bow have set 10 the cloud, indicates
that the rainbow was already an es-
tAblished institution tbefors the noodj
but that II then assumed a new role
~ token Of Gods covenant with ths
earth against the Hood
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

The erythrene rubber produced from
alcohol BY Russian chemist 10 stated
90 DO chemically Identical with natural
rubber. though II differs IN properties
BY being more rapidly oxidlEed. ID the
tirst part of the process Of mnnufac
ture, afr Is pumped through alcohol.
snd the mixed vnpors are passed
through copper tubes containing heated
spirals Of red copper and silver gauge.
This gives acetic aldehyds and paralde.
hyde. Mixed with more alcohol. these
substances are passed over strongly
heated aluminium oxide. and the result
ing erythrene Il collected In the pres.
cnce Of small quantity Of a catalyst.
The raw erythrene rubber thus pro
duced IL fitted for use BY mixing with
about 10 per cent Of various sub
stances. including tannins and lead
oxide 10 aid IN vulcanization. and rub
Der resins 10 give greater elasticity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

The lecture course, inaugurated in
1912, will open for its fifth year with
Mr.. Griffith, OF Chicago, the lecturer
of International fame, whom We heard
last year in the reading OF two Shake
speare's dramas, tragic and comic;
he also gave an idea OF his power as
an interpreterof Dante. This year he
will lecture twice, afternoon and even
ing, on Saturday, Oct. n. ut the Acade-
my Hall. Other lectures andclass mo-
ton pictures will follow at regular in
tervals. The sale OF season tickets
tone dollar) viii begin October IS,
and the number OF entertainments and
lectures will depend very much on the
sale OF tickets. The management only
wishes to meet expenses and hope the
public will appreciate as In the past
this effort to furnish in ST. Mary's
County kind OF continuous Chautau-
qua.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
iConnuNrcArtD
Fos Meath. 81 Lss.i oposa.

fosT hehths o. LeSs opuen'
Dear Editor st, Mary's BEACON
Your report OF the cases and decis.
ions al tho September term Of Court
made very interesting residing, There
was naturally much curiosity TO sec
what The Court proceedings would
show as the result OF The Law that went
In operation May by tho will Of the
people, and that result should be
known 10 the world outside a. well As
10 the friends Of good order and tenn
perence In ST. Mary's
First, not one person 10 my knowl.
edge was In jail when Court convened,
or had been 10 iail since May ! for
drunkenness or for crimes consequent
on the abuse Of Intoxicating drink.
There was one case up FOR murtlerous
assault, but IL had been left over from
March Court rs kind OF souvenir Of
the old "wet" times Ia ST. Mays
County. on the other hand the docket
~as crowded with indictments against
merchants who, in mild ways or ways
that we're bold and defiant, had yiolat-
ed the Law. But the Court made Il
clear thai law passed IN the good
old American way, viz; by popular
majority. must be respected and obey
cd; and the Court made Il equally
clear that II these offenders or others
persist in violating the law, the penal.
ty will not be trihing fine OF fily
dollars. We have always contendcd
with other conservative people ia this
county, that II the merchants had as
a class, resisted the temptation OF
more trade and mere money, and obey
ed the broad and easy laws regulating
the traffic, they would not have been
molested; nor would reasonable, tenn
perate people have been put TO the
trouble OF buying one OF their creature
comforts outside of the county. AS q
consequence, the reasonable people,
whether they use that commodity or
not, lost patience with the saloon and
by very decisive vote elected TO put
IL out of eNstance And tbsse same
reasonable people are perfectly salts
fed with the improved conditions
everywhere and are pretty we'll deter
mined thai the saloon must stay out.
If the handling of near-beer offers too
many Opportunities TO bring into the
stoors drinks that are Incorporate,
there remains q way TO put near-beer
also out Of tho business. We sincere
ly congratulate the Court on the fear
less, uncompromislng discharge OF is
duty and look TO 1t further to enforce
the law to the very limit so that Local
option may have an open field and .
square deal; for II will prove by other
and more positive fruits than an emp
ty jail aud blank docket, what It car
do for our people. Be II said also
that the result since May / shows oul
people to be an order-loving and law
abiding community, and not the
degraded race that the outside world
seemed 10 think we we're because o
the amount Of intoxicants sold herr
and the crimes OF violence resulting
from the free and open use Of strong
drink. Yours very truly,
! T, > KEGr.Y, >. j.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
Application for Oyster Ground

Applicant James A. Norris
Address Hollywood.
Acres-Not exceeding thirty.
Located &C point near the mouth
Of q cove on the westerly shore OF
sHill Geek, a branch OF Cuckold's
Creek, in st. Mary's County, and adj
jeeent TO the farm locally known as
Scotch Neck, thence running in an
easterIv then northerly course to a
point locally known as "Stup Hole, T"
as shown on published chart No. 20
Protests must be filed In Circuit
Court for st. Mary's county on or be-
fore November IS, 1915.
Conservation Commission of Mary
land le-2s-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

AS we go to press the Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting, scheduled for
this afternoon, convened. There
are six speakers of natien wide re-
putation and the issues of the cam
paign will be wen and forci'ully
presented. Messrs. Lewis and Rails
ton. who are among the speakers,
feel confident of the result. Every
where they have visited they have
received encouragement sufficient to
warrant their optomism.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

An officer lately returned from Alex
andria brings story of the British
soldiers humor. A certain curio-hunt-
ing captain had prevailed upon two
priyates to move his effects. They
managed everything save weIghty
packing case. which dellod their united
efforts. Az they paused TO wipe the
sweat from their brows one asked
"What the deuce Is In II, Blllfs
-T pyramids answered Bill
promptly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
unuian CT. AdmInla,ra,Ien..

Any city administration whose acts
are prompted BY petty jeaiousies and
whose ofiicisls. either elected or ap-
pointed, refrain from performing the
duties they owe the people because "
those leniausies ought 10 be i'm
peaehsd Honest. efficient service can,
not be rendered the people when their
public servants have such narrow
vision that they fail 90 appreciate the
value u pahilc opinion, and therefore
commit those acts which prove that
such nsrrewness x vision really ~.
lists. The public servants who accom-
piish public good ARE men ~ broad
yis,oa, whose FIRST aim Is real public
service. and not selfadyeftislng and
personal rieF3acation. Jealousy can
allow mursserera 10 escepe. permit 10.
e0mpetents to remain Ia office create
lueiiicieney in official labors. and bring
about chaotic condition - apparent
70 the people that they cannot fail 10
aeF II. AosBe cities Hre to-day suffer.
tag from iusi such causes south Bend
Tribune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

Uoepthi ueHtHt
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the ~.
Mary's Hospital are planning what is
expeeten 10 be one OF the most atsrae-
tiYe entertainments for the benefit Of
n hospital that has ever been arrang-
eds{n this section. The scope OF the
AFFAIR." will embrace dancing for the
lovers or ;hat form OF entertainment
and cards for others who do not.
Then there will be u bazaar with dainty
and attractive offerings, The crown
ing feature is 10 be regular spooky-
witches cornes, from which all maneF
OF dark and weird things may be ex-
pected. All In all, a mighty delight
full evening Is assured. Apart from
this is the fact that an opportunity Is
afforded all 10 aid IN furtherIng a de.
serving cause.
There are many who have realized
the great and humane work OF the hos.
pital and moments thought Is con.
yincing that for so large an under.
taking as the maintenance OF an Institu.
ton of this kind, with the very limited
amount appropriated by the State, the
hospital is severely hampercd and can.
not realize its ambition without the
generous assistance Of contributors.
Il is a work Of humanity and carries
It's reward with II. For there are none
who are exempt from sickness and
there are many who desire 10 DO near
their dear ones at such times
This opportunity should be eagerly
grasped by all and the venture should
be made success. Despite weather
conditions and all other Inconvenience
that flesh is heir 10, be there to dc
your part in the great work.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
State Of Ohio, City OF Toledo,
Lucas County, s..

Lucas AHhUtff Sc
Frank J, Cheney make oath that 10
Il senior partner o. She arm Of " u.
Cheney 4 Co., doing business ia The
City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said 6rm viii pay
the sum Of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot DO cured BY the use OF Halls
Casarrh Medicine. FRANK J. CHgNXY.
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed
Ia my presence, this Oh day OF Decsm.
Der, A. ID. 1885. A. w. 0LKR SON,
(Seai) Notary Public
Halls Caiarrh Medicine IL taken Ia.
tnfnally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces ~ the System.
Send Tor iosllmonials, froe.
y. J. Cni9sgY 3 Co., Toledo, O.
Sold BY al druggists, Toe,
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
hdg. -p-2e.im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
Application for Oyster Ground

Applicant John r Hall.
Address Great Mills,
Acres Not exeecding thirty,
Located IN the upper part ~ 81
Mays River, northsezteFlY frOm
Lynch Island. which Is locally known
as "McCoy's island, Ia the waters Of
81, Mary's county, as shown ON pub
nshed chart No. -.
Protests must be died 10 Circuit
Court for 81. Mary's eoantY on or be
fore November ~, 1915.
Conservation Commission Of Mary
land. l9.ps.4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

Us It really cheaper to own your
own home than to pay rent77
"of course It Is. When you live 10
a rented house you are always dlssat.
listed about something. and you move
on an average about once year. But
when you own your house, YOU have to
stay there whether you like II or not.
and In that way you saveTAll the NOV.
ing expenses"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
For Sale

Storehouse and twenty acres OF
ground in the village Of Hollywood:
Building In good condition stand
formerly occupied By t. Al WISE.
For terms aud particulars. apply
j. DUDLEY Hffat3fS
es3l-4tsp Hollywood. Ma.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
LOST

Lost about middle of August, be-
tween River Springs and Budd's
Creek, ladies' blue thin rain coat.
Reward il returned 10
MRs.sJ. MN. HENRY,
0-7-4t. Budd'a Greek, Md,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

A cordial Invitation Is extended 70
all 10 inspeci the neS Electric Llghs.
ing Plant for homes, in tbs building Of
The Isoonartiiown Tmplsneus Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

All the Mill Property. consisting OF
80 horsepower steam Saw Mill,
Return Tubular Boiler, SO inch
Inserted Tooth Simon Saw, as
inch Inserted Tooth Hoe Saw, 1
Double Gang Settled Edging
Machine. Trimming saw, /
Cutoff Saw, Grinding Feed
Mill pr. Of large Draft Horses
in good condition; ! yoke Of fine
Work Oxen, and LOT Hogs; !
Lumber Wagon, large goose
neck trail Timber Cart. ak foot
Timber Cart. Truck Wagon
anil Spring Wagon, also a lot Of
mill camp bailding and lot Of
Household sud Kitchen Furniture.
Terrns ~ Sale All sums ~ 5000
and under, cash; all sums over amt.
named, . credit Of six months viii BE-
given with approved note aud security
A. = PHILLIPS & son.
J. A, Warts, Auesioneer. le-g3-3t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
Notice 90 crsa,sers

Orphans coaTt 81 81 Mays county, SET
September ipth, 1915.
ordered ~ the Court, That EilEabeth g.
bofpert. AdmlnintratSfx ug WetMtsT u.
her boft tats OF "a Mays Nountys
dec@naed, give the notice required
81 law 10 tbs aeceassd's creditoft 20
en- hiblt theig eiaimA, sud that the came
b puhlinhea onee week Tor afx sueeeaaivs
wsoka In the ~ Mays Beacon.
Register 81 Hina
BENZ. Cessna,
Register u WINS for ~ MaTya pcanty
In p,,renanee Of the above order, ! hereby
give notice that have obtained ffom tbs
Orphans Court III - hary'seounly, Md lot
teis Of admInistT alton on the personal estate
WEBSTER HERBERT
late of said county. deceased. All pegaoas
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 20 exhibit the same wlth the
proper vouchers attached thereto, 20 thoaub-
6cfibor on OF bpfore the igh day OF Mar. 1917,
they VIII otherwise b. law b excluded
nom the benafita ofaaid estate All poraOne
Indebted 10 the deoeaoed are required 10 make
immediate payment 20 the subscriber.
ELfzAnErh q. HEhDERr,
H2l-6t AdiniuiatTAtrtG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

The new Ford car is beauty. Place
your order now with the Leonardtown
Implement Co., for delivery
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
prsIss sag. Frsm Nssay FsmIIIs.

Prefers Boys From Needy Families
A Cleveland manufacturer who had
ailiiculty 10 hiring boys for his plant,
because. he sald. most boys are look
ing for "whlie.collar jobs. nov solves
his difhculty By ~catching EN- poor"
Ne explains this BY sayIng that be now
employs only those boys whose fHml'
lies are up Hgainsg IT," This new crop
u apprentices, he says haven't any
foolish notions. aud he expects 10 do
Yeiop most of shsin into tFst-class nae.
ahanica
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05

Just received car load Of Grain
Drills, See tbe Lecnardtown Imple-
ment Co., for low prices, 9.7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
FoR SALE.

have on hand q line lot Of Miracle
seed wheat; viii sell same at also per
bushel. FRED G. DAVIS,
e-2e-lm. Chaptico, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-10-05
BRICKS FOR SALE

During the next sixty 1901 days the
County Commissioners win offer for
sale on the premises OF the old Aims
House quantity OF good, uncleaned
bricks at