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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27
rsn.ll.ms me naae ossasa !. Advl.ea.

Frequent Inquiries Bi7, reeesged Ht
She ARi1cGjtnrai College regarding
this icftili1ing ~ the home garden a.
this tifee 81 ihe year Ii cannot hi
TOO strongly urged thai the garden
sod be wei leriilinad Il IA abundant
sappiy ~ vegetables needed for every
farm table n " be mosided I'll
answering such Inquiries, Prof r
+. St0ddErd oi tbe Agricultural Col
iege makes The following sHggegiionsl
u manuniis applied literally ~ the
garden eGety year. considerable plant
food VIII 81 added and fof ihis reason
very little commercial fertilizers viii
III needed However, sinee manure
II not u Sell balanced fertilizer, ii
Wiil tx advisable % use some Reld
phosphate so % veil manfred gaf-
den commercial iegii2ers should 10
applied % top dressing along she
ROW 10 tnrrows and covered with snii,
the lifst application being made az the
rate 81 80 pounds 10 The aero about
four weeks after the plants arm srt and
iiisi before The heads begin ~ form.
apply nitrate 81 soda II the raie ~
80 pounds 30 tie acre. Since potash
cannot he secured reasonably this
year. a FERTILIZER containing about :
Il 4 per cent and spercent lhosphprlc
acid MAY he used as a general garden
fertilizer. OF course, all leafY crops
like cabbage may received additional
Nitrogen, especially ID the form ul
Nitrate az Soda FOR the early crop,
beeause y Is fnieNiy available.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27


This section IS ia the grips6f an un-
known disease. Tile patients are FIRST
attacked BY very high Temperature,
proceeded by an empty feeling Of
iinancfai depression. Drs Ford
Pullman Dodge and REQ pfonppatn
80 'auf0mobillous fever
Quite number Of our fariuers are
planting corn. MesSrs. Jimmie Glib.
son and UptOn Thompson have Hnish-
ed. Wheat Is looking fine.
Our local fishermen have been catch
ing plenty OF fish, especially shad.
Mr. Thomas Morris reports catching
100 shad last week
Mrs. Cora Wise, OF Bashwood paid
Mrs, Al. Il While, 81 Capitol Hin, a.
brief wish last week
Mrs Howard Mordels, 81 Tenley-
Mr. A. 4 While, 81 Capitol Hill.
Misses Mary Niarguerilte and Louise
Long spent Easter Sunday with Misses
Beatrice and Jeannette Niblc
Mr.. Ernest Reitzell and family, on
Washington, p. g., are Wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph BeitzeA, Of Abell-
Miss Agnes Harden, of lie Capitol
City, Is visiting Miss Pauline Long.
of Broomheld-
Mr.. Warren Yates, accompanied lJN
Mrs. Claudc Thompson and her three
daughters. Ev0n, Claudia and dnne.
OF Hollywood, notored to our section
last Wednesday, and after q brief
visit to Mrs A II While, OF Capitol
Hill, returned home the same evening
Mr.. A. J Morris. one local rerer-
ant 81 Bluestone Ave-, has recently
purchased i new Ford car Mr. . u.
Owens, our local merchant 81 9abhage
Alley, has also purchased o Ford.
Mr.. w. IT. Mattingiy, our local HeF
chant Of Abel, purchased \ Dodge,
and Mr.. y. q Palmrr our local mef-
chant Of Paliners. has purchased n
REQ. Travelling public please take
warning
Farmers are selling lots 81 tobacco
and realizing very good prices for il.
Thieves arc still quite active 10 this
section. Several ~ our neighbors
have lost corn, fodder, hay, cbiekens,
aud meat
Quite O number of our good citizens
attended Communion service 81 Christ
Church chaptico, Easter Sunday.
GABuEIa
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In sad and loving remembrance 81
my dear cousin. EDDIE a. DEAN.
who departed this life. April ;, lai6.
aged 20 years. He has one brother e
mourn him.
God givesh his beloved rest
We haYe laid yop 10 rest Gear cousin
Bot how sad Indeed was the day
Ont ia st. Nicholas lonely graveyard
Beneath the cold and silent clay.
Dearest Eddie You have left
Gone beyond this world Of strife
Happy IN The realms Of Heavens
There 70 begin a brighter life.
C0pin we have YOU back. Eddie
Here 90 suffer grief and pain;
No, for We know you arc 81 rest,
And viii never know sorrow again.
Our hearts have been ciushed and
wounded,
Our lives are 50 lonely and sad
AS We Razed upon Your dear face
And knew sauF splpi, Ind lied
Tho gentle Winds are whispering softly,
The birds afewarbiinesu sweet At dam.
But my heart a sad and lonely
Ssnfe ny cousin dead and rpnp
Bs his Cousin.
MAnTEA ~Eg.N lsRADnlff,N
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Tho Mistress Reent Society Of 81.
Mary Female Seminary held ifs meet
ling h the Commencement Hall Oh
Saturday eYening, April IS In hoaof
|f tile TereentenaeY 81 Shakessse
.xha material Tor The pr@graFIffle was
taken from Macbeth aud was as fol-
lDws
ihe Iercenten@rS Of Shakesp earea
Miss Flora Adams.
Tho Story 81 Macbeth Miss
Ruth Walsh
The Witches scener Act |, scene
Sid Witches Misses Gladys Moffat,
Emma Wiley, Glare Hedding
ssThe Sieep-XY alkine Scene (Lady
Macbeth Miss Elizabeth Dale.
u Know q Bank where Ehe Wild
Theme RlOws from Midsummer
Heights Dreaul3- Misses Maud Cal-
loway, Janice Locker
Debate Resolved, THAT Lady Mac
beth Criminal Ambition Was the
Cause 81 her Husbands Downfall.
Aliirmatise siisSes Marie Manning,
Frances Nicols
Negative Misses Frances Hopkins.
Janice Isoker.
Tie Judges Mrs. carroll l3lielS.
Mrs Bruce Tyler Mrs iIcbe Penn
bfoise
Tho decision was rendered IN favor
OF tho Affirmative
ille girls irons Miss FIaslits's table.
ID caps and aprons, sold strawberry
cream ard cake for the Calyef. room.
and nags foF Tho ielgian Relief Fnud.
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ppilcai sfal)ysterGr Grounds

Inc fpllaMing applications hsr W. Aler
sfpamd IN 81 adjacent ~ ~ Mafs
fonuts. aFs noW 90 die 10 Use Office o.
DIE fsnArd ~ She'll Fish Commission.
srs ~ Maryland
Published chairs - the natNral ogA.
tfa hats az 81 Mary cnunty are liled
with tie iefk ~ he Circuit sonFf 81
ssid caNiiis
Nn.lec u Her+llg given that All prs
Tests agains4 the granting ~ said
ltases must ~ Gird 10 lie Circuit
N0ltt % 81 Nnryx enautys an ~ he.
i,sre the gosh day ~ May. 1919.
ApPlieaaN AddresHt
fiarRr a. IspliY Ae,haBiesyiilc, Md
Mi e&eTsatnR ~ arres,
faWai "a is fr.nl Halt Creek, q trihu-
lary ~ Hai9Sent River heina west
,siy ~ and adjacent 81 The lAud
jeasvd 81 b &. asssssek as shosn
pn pnhlisAed chart SO, w.
j IL a. ilar-eaan. Iscuedict. Nd.
MOI exceeding ~ acres
laeaied In ratnxent River. on slle
aesmfly sldn thereof at the mouth
IL Indian Crek adjacent 10 the
lands leased to w n Nartham aud
4. ! GhappcleAr. a. shown on pub.
iisltph chart M
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27
Timothy Hay for Sale.
Snsquehanna Plantations
Pearson, Md.
4 f;zff
Mi8lLlND. DELAWARE 4 VIRGINIA NJ. co.
Patuxent River Line.

Schedule IN effect April 4ths 1916.
Leave baltimore, Pier ), Light
street, Tuesday p. M, weather and
tide permitting, stopping ut following
points:
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dare's,
Governors Run, Milestone, Solomon's
Island, Spencer's, st Leonard,s, Sol
lers, Sotieriey, Cashner's, Parker's,
FORESTS, Dukes, Trent Hall, Hol-I
land Point, BENEDICT. Lower Marlboro
Returning, steamer will leave Lower
Marlboro, Wednesday, 9.3D a. m,
weather and tide permitting. stopping
Of points rs follows
Magrnder's Ferry. Holland cliffs,
lyeep Landing, frnemans Point,
Lielclf~ Holland Point, Ils45 81 IN,
Benedict. II noon. Trent Hall, Dnke's,
FORREST :. paskeis, GasiiuTr's. Sot-
hfiey 2.Di u M. SoIlers, 81 Leon
ard \, SlNneeia X. S0lomDn's ISLAND
$50 j. ins Millstona 9 B. NJ, Cove
Point, Governors Ran. u. M.
llarc's, $50. Plum Point. M. M, Fair
Haven, " y nj arrive baltimore
next morning.
Leave baltimore. l'icr : Light Street,
weather and tide permitting, Thurs
daSs y. ~.
Fair Haven. Plum Point. IDarc,s.
GoemnnrS Run. Cove Point, MILF
stonc Solamon's island Spencer's,
Satterley, Cashnef's iarker's. For
rest Il. Dukes. TRENT Hall. flInIland
loiui. 4:4l d. M. BENEDICT.
fNoie Steamer ~lll not stop On
Nay - liaitanorr hit wlll MOI leave
Holland Point mutt ti5 Il. ma on
tf5daye
iiriurilng. 4lfainrr aill leave Benc-
diel, weather sud tide permitting. tri-
day Z H. ma. stopping ~ ali shehhpsr
Ianding.
I lsrnt HAIL. Dukes. FORESTS, Par
.ef's f'aShnrr'S. Suitefil. 81 I'on-
aeti =. Spilers StMmrit~. ~olouion =
ISLAND. D;Al a. ~. MNlStonr, ~ ~ fn,,
ltsuscraot'S ilnn. Y nOs,n. i'lum Point
| ID ~. Fair Haven, . p ~, Balti-
mafe, y, 30
leave baltimore. Pier !, Llglal ST.,
@eathar and tide permitting. Saturday
81 nl,. iue tbe foiloping points,
; Fair IisYent Plum Point Dnre's
< Governor Fan. Cave Point, Mill
stone, Sniam0n's Island, spencer y,
ST le1narls Solier's. Suttcries
iss hnrs parker'%. FORREST !. Dukes
( TRENT iiaih Holland toini. Bfnrdict
/ I.leicb's lrufrnau Point i,,~p Land
ING. Holland CliNs. Magrudel'. Ferry
lnaer Marlborough, White landing
tftcf laliaine, Nottingham, Lyons
( sFok.
I Returning. steamer will leave Lyon'a
I Creek. 7tN M weather and tide
I permittirr. Monday. stopping at the
! above poipss Nottingham, s,SDa a. M,
Lower Maflhor. $50 4. M. Bepedict
I Y mon. Soitcsiey. 70 B. M. Sole
maH.f Leland a0p. m, Milestone. & %
b M, Cove Point. CievcFnor'a Run,
K 5 % y. M. Dare's. SEQ D. M. flum
Fspiat. eAu D. M. Fair Haven.
+ 100 y m, arriving ia baltimore next
morning
This time table shows the times al
Whieh sieamers may be exported 10 ar.
rive n and depart from the several
Z wsmfyea. huf their arrival of departure
Al the sitnes stated is not guaranteed,
lnr iDrs the GompaHs huld itself ~,
stalhslblr f0f any lci8y ~ any conR.
qnrHet'H afiSinK lhefegrom
WILLARD THOMSON,
fivwFst Aanmgv
VI W lflWAEF.
Agent. baltimore
III MURDOCH.
leNaral fAaretreF Agent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27
Jins Follows LEONARD Hall

The weather prophet finally permit.
ted the Iconardlown Colleglaus ~
piay their SECOND scheduled game.
With Surrattsvilie High School, on
the lattcr's oval on "wednesday last.
The game was IN harmony with tho
Weather that Is, good day and q
good gams The visitors lead 90
With the stick apl Tailed two rms for
llie Biao sd syEtseA Hodges ard
selliner 18th pitched a splendid Eaifsc.
aithouQ,l NC cannot call II a pitcher
hath ~ the iieldcrs Werc an the 81
lioW tile start 70 the finish
Tie outaeld heing in poor posi-
ton and also poor conditions She
visitors nof being acaoslomed ~ such
d feid, made u Il game ~ luck
Tire game WAS leatared by sHapl,4
work 81 both teams particularly the
leonard Hall boys Watben, whn
Nas playing deep lefg. caught Icing
as and threw 10 Wilson on see0ud
making The only double play % tbe
tFnt4ta I'm sffi44
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

orid valBed ihe snpernatafAi
s as did the Knights ~ tie tasais
I'd and were inhued hy the same
y isa 81 loyalty - ai'sas christ, iher
would be "a epd of Nur forever.
Father i'ohlnghnn, the pastor ~
Medley Neck and 81 Newtown, III p
very leetani sermon, exhoriad iha ueo
% continue ard grow ID iieir lGse ~
thls Divine Lord aud Leader he.
scribin8 the r1iurs Worn bg each par-
ish column. he showed how each eauid
De q clean symbol 81 heuAnig virtues
manifested by thnse Who thus madr
public agowal % their faith
The last address was given hy fafh.
Gasson, dean OF The graduate depart.
mont 81 Georgetown University. Erief
but FOIL ol cordially aud earneslness,
he appealed 10 The knights present 10
strive iuw1rdly 50 mako true tbe
Snighthood they pr0tessea and ~ fca-
lize through All ihnir days tho chiynl-
rio devotion and Loyalty 70 the two
ideals 81 God and country, for which
the knightliness that has won ~ nanir
in history, bad ever sirivcn 8ua la-
bored.
AZ the conclusion 81 he services
the knights stood 10 their places, and
ia body salnted the blessed Sacra.
nlent thus ~ express iheie kpiEhfiF
fealty 10 their sacfamantal LVrd
Asin former wears, iiipe deiarh-
nents 81 students rode out from lyapn
afd Hall ~ escort each 81 tho three
parish columns. brother Gregory. Ok
the Han, rode rs Marshall Of The boy s.
Tho other officers of tar lnNaicade
Was as follows For ST. Johns par
ish Mr. flames 4. Dee eiiiciated rs
| Marshall; for the parish o. Mp1iog'
Neck, Messrs. iaficlg Floyd and Edgar
! Aheli, and for Newtowu, Messrs u
| bprt Davis and Bishop MaitlnglF
/ Rev Father PolImann, $ J. BED
The column from Medlcgs Neck f.ct
Father Beeen, s J.. hcadei the trooI
| from Newtown, and h0v. y. ~ Mea.
CHER s. is CAME With those from ~
Johns.
! Especial attention and praise hAs
beed given on all sidesto the Academy
Choir for their singing during th'
services IN the church The hymn
were very APPLY chosen and rcnderer
with d touching eWeetness and desc
ton
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

ihaiS Suife-zskaar the hVifthtsf''i ~
that party az a candidate for Con
gress. has withdrawn.
The renewal Of the moving pie
ture entertainments is welcomed byl
our citizens. Last Sunday the pic
ture were exceptionally iiue and We
are promised an equally good pro-
gram for the next show.
Plans have been drawn and are
now on file at the Office Of the County
Commissioner for the proposed new
Aims House. to be erected near the
cite Of the one recently destroyed BY
fire. When completed this will be-
comfortable home for our worthy
poor.
The Second Distrit Farmers
Club will meet at Popular Hill Hall.
Valley Lee, on Saturday nest.
Prof. Taliferrio, Of the NJ A. GIL,
will address the meeting His sub
ject will, be ''Scil Fertility and
Corp Rotation.
On "Wednesday morning Mr..
Patrick w. Russell, Of near Plank
Bridge, died. Mr.. Russell had
been in poor health for some time
and after a paraletic stroke, the end
came -apidly. He was well known
in this section and was well thought
Of May he rest IN peace.
The new mail service between
Washington and I.eonardtown, re-
Gently put into operation, affords
our people the opportunity Of gett-
ing up most Of che daily work before
dinner, and is one Of the greatest
strides toward APPROPRIATENESS ever
experienced in this section.
Mrs. Joseph II Milburn, died
at the residence of her husband, III
Leonardtown, on Sunday last after
short illness. Mrs. Milbmn was
good christian woman and was
well and favorablg known in this
section. To her sorrowiug relatives
we extend our sincere sympathy
May she rest in peace.
Those who think they have
seen pretty flowers better be care
ful for unless they saw the wonder
full display Of hyacinths in Mr.. Il
]. Sterling's yard they have 10
to learn about it. We venture e
assert that there never was mori
beautiful display Of the loyel,
flowers anywhere.
The Jesuit Fathers had as thel
guests during the Easter holiday
Reys. Father Gasson, s. j., 0
Georgetown, and Breen $, j., 2
Woodstock; Rev Messrs. J Z
Meagher, s. j., Woodstock; WIN
A. Storek, s. j., Of ST. Joseph
College, Phila. and George Ma
Donald. Of st. Peters College
Jersey City. N. j.
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and Foote, in our next issue.
Mr. J. r. GreenweIl, Jr., Of
Georgetown University, was home
last week
Father La Fargo, s. y has
returned to St. Inigoes and is great
" improved in heath.
The Democratic State Conyen-
ton viii be held at the Belvedere
Hotel, Baltimore, on May 18th.
The Commissioners Court was
in session on Tuesday last and audit
ed accounts tor the levy Of 1915,
Dr. Lewis Payne, Of the Johns
Hopkins University, spent few
days with his father at Easter.
Note the advertisement Of the
political meeting TO be held IN
Leonardtown and Oakley, on Satur-
day next.
Mr.. and Mrs. } Il. NJ. Raley,
Of Ten Hills, Baltimore, visited re-
latives in Leonardtown during the
Easter Holidays.
Miss Philo Morgan, Of George
town Visitation Convent, is spend
ing the vacation at her home in
Leonardtown.
Mrs. Thomas GafIney, Of Balti-
more, accompanied BY her little
daughter, are visiting Mrs. Gaff-
ney's parents in Leonardtown
Mr.. Duke Bond, Of Baltimore,
spent Easter with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas H. Bond, Of
Rosedale, on the Patnxent.
Mr.. Henry Camalier, OF Gorge
town University School Of Law,
visited his parents, Judge and Mrs.
Camalier, during the Easter holi-
days.
The Civic Association Of
Leonardtown is making Roadway N.
their endeavor 90 beantify the town.
=.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

So many people troubled With ipdi-
gesiioE and constipation have lsen
benefited Is taking tlhambpflain's
Tablets that no one should feel dis
cpmragcd who has moi given them u
trial They contain no pepsin on
other digestive fermenls bit strengthen
the stomach and enable II "a perforsn
H. functions naturally Giaaipablr
eteryWhefr. Rdy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

After s9gerina for oger lNentt
gears With indigestion and haVStsis
some 81 the besf doctors herc tali me-
there was on curc for ne. think II
onis right b tcll ron sor tilc sake ef
Other Sufferers as weil as your pAn
sasifaetian ililt p cent boitle ~
Chamberlain Tablets moi only -.
iicycd me but cured me within two
months although um man Of IS
years, writes lnl Grohirn, Houston.
Texas. Obtainable every wlfeir adv
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LcnMMrNnlArEn.


Mn Editof: Please allow me i
small space ia yom valuable paper To-
say few words on tho booze traiiics
ST Mary's, in few short days, thank
God. Will be dry. " looks like the
voters arc getting what they want
have frequently called attention 10 the
fact that the fight which Is being made
on thePboOze traffic everywhere Il not
merely the result Of temporary wave
of sentiment or moral crusade, but
that 1t Is an economic issue, q 1neees.
sity for the prevention Of waste, ibis
means that thinking people are look
ing at the problem from q common
sense standpoint, and have become
convinced thai the only way 70 solve
the problem Is 10 remove the cause
How costly is the waste has been
shown IN many ways--in the destrue-
ton Of grain and other foodstuits 70
make alcohol III the effects o. poison
upon its users, shortening life. lessen-
ing energy aud impairing efficiency,
aud in tie piling Of burdens on tax
payers Recognition al these facts Is
steadily growing, despite the strenus
lous efforts Of sic booze interests %
lhide tho trnth and sidetracg public
opinion.
| Calvert, Charles and So. Mary dry,
| Baltimore and Washington will bt
lnext. The brewers and distillers hagt
good cause to feel disinay over ths
election results The steady gains u
! the dry map show that absolute prohh
bition is not far away that = VII
coule when an amendment 10 The Con
stitution OF the United States Ii adopt
/ ed, snppreSsing the manufactures aus
importation Of alcoholic drink Of 81
| kinds. Prohibition does prohibit
Ept nil dry tneu SOC that L docs Pro
Ihfbif Y NY ilsfilt.
lasrcsaa an s1dIau Game
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

touuicrieit siguDte. ~ ihe Federal
Reserve Bank 81 Nea York arr ih
ejaculation IN New York ellis. The
Treasury announces. y Department.
statement said the cmntnrfnifs could
be recoDRnsed With lietlr dsilieultf IS
they arr slightly too small and too
stir and thick The News
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

From a small beginning the sale ind
use Of this rclnedy has extended Vi all
parts OF the United states and 10 many
foreign countries When xon have
need Of such nipediclne give Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy 4 trial and yon
viii understand why II has become 20
popular Tor coughs, colds and cronp.
Dbtainable everywhere. adv,
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Rates Of Traders License

fof the information ~ merchants,
tie iali0a lae rates 81 Trader Licenses
arr Published
Fer stock 81 slsfssi ~ NJ; II over
al,sst not exceeding Il ,sSss sgs.Nis 4
over " .aH and NOT eAemeeiinE SIN
tis 81: II Oser A., NsA. and not pSerds
ing 5000 80 -, Il over slsssl and
aoi exccealng Aissss sBix ~ il OVER
$4,000. and not est9rbiu9 81 CO..
s3lLSt &c
u tll0 aii!dAglf ~ takfn tsfoiN 4
magistrate, de chnfae viii lo ~ @iiss
less lIog each license
i.NDeII h. ABRII4
t'lefA ia ihe Elrcnit souft fof II
Mary County
l.all.2l.
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FOR SALE.

-I'nn Motor ii0ass--ssixg, f2sN. y
Glass Calm Giyaai Bargain A. They
Must iie Sold Fer particulars apply
Is WEtIse tsSa'f.t S1'sA NJ BOAT CO.
SNOW Hill, Md.
4-la-st.
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Notes 10 crsalsors

urphAns ccnrt 81 st MaFys t5ohnty. Aets-
AprIl iai, lHle
oflersa ~ tba Cont, That Mobile D. and
A. spencer frame and ha}1as q. bammett,
ilxocgtoEa oi u RArFnn Irano, tafV 81 ~.
Nafyh county nereannds give the notice
feaulraa by law 20 the deeeaA9dk er1AttpTn
ID exhibit their claims, and that the same
ha pa hllahed once week fcf Ella aaecesaipe
watls ia the att. Mary ileseon.
HmH1. GnMhB,
keatstor 81 Wtlla
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

Once moro has tbe cavalcada on
Holy Thursday, peli-esiAblished
custom u Leonardtosn and lhe sur
rounding parishes, proved o pro-
nonneed and inspiring success.
Behind banners bright, ~ warm
afternoon sunshine, good nuubes
oi representative anigidS rode IA from
the parishes 81 ST. John Msdihy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

late 81 said e0anty. decaae0d An persona
having sfAims aaainat the said deceased are
hBfohy notified 10 exhibit the same With the
bf0pnf Nonnhefn atfHNh0d thereto, To theAn1s
suffhefn nh nx nNfnfH fnN n aAy Of pnfa 1876
th0f will otherwise ~ 5skX ~ eKetnNau
ifoii the btnDilIH 81 said estate. All pefsonA
tnlenle9 10 rho d6taka1 are quIfed to maxi =
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III - ?
IlaaIateE u A0alAlor 81 MARY County

In rnfNuancnn III tho above order, We hereby
give nofloe thai w6 haYD obtained Rom this
Orphans court II AZ MnrYse county Md7l let
torR Of standardization 0B The perponal eAtaiq
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

seoffis aninRs
la0nard Halt aW feU0ON~ 2
Sorrallsgflie q y NuNV2 =
TWo-hass HIS - t,rnraWeii Stolen
iRse Waihnn, y GwmAeIi liru.
bachar. Gwsnn. Double plhys Watl
III a. Wilson tist u pitehef'-ht
Hodges tDaleg ~ sollinor Nuffi
r.. Greenwelli Slpuek uvt by
tiadqcs. 3. selilnrt. Nu'led
flodges Seifnee 4 piuH aa
Gmpire-Aif. Carriep.
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Traders License Notice


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Cont for St Mary.s COUNTY
Is0nasdtaND, Md April ~ ialh
Iador direction ~ tle stats Tas
Commission, which ~as created bt
ACT % General Assenhiy. 1914. all
Traders and Merchants NE usgpife1
a hic, under oath, the t0li0Hine form
81 application Tor Traders License,
e-.ssy n ~. teEe. wili 8 license III ~
sued nnln&s lhr formal application NJ.
properly cseeuicd
lsIo
Application ior Trader l4lcenAr
81 Margh County
Name p which tlie lmsine 8 eap.
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Location n place q business q q
address,
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merchandise lNa4 mHnufaetafa
~ 1851 CARRIED 90 principal
sca son ~ sale
7'ak asaesuaept on fock 10 lrade
1rWn assessment
fCoeDig assessment
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Baltimore Liquor Store
and Saloon For Sale

CtpLENDID location Ia southeastern
- section, known as the oyster 0isz
frict one block from oyster wharf
whe hundreds ~ boats come daily Id
season, bringing ID big iig trade
Also surrounded By packing houses
which employ thousands q people,
a Wonderful Opportunity
For Big
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NsNnngar az applicant
AFEDAyfT
ssasa 81 Maryland 49, Mary COIN.
tyg SrA
tas ihie aat gf..igi bffote
nc, tie sal,serilre, personally ayIeafs
ea tI.e applicant t0f sfaant
ireuee and uiAdr Dath III dae issrsa III
iau ihal the stasnmenSs 80 ferss asiefe
arr tens - tie hns, 81 AID applicant
knpwlgdgs and balief.
Clerk 50 tuNi9
Justice W tge t'eaer
Saiar4 Nntlis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-27

Look ont for the adv. Of Lee
and Foote, in our next issue.