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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-08-22

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It'll, tn.
Ell. Her0inding No.ary Public.
orlm Hornioe, OF IorgootJ@n
is visiting in the city this week,
Crow wheat and help can the
Kaiser.
Mrs. J. R White and children.
IF Morgaudcld, are the guests Of
Mrs. Alouzo Duyall.
No time ike the present 70 stop in
digestion and stomach us. Mi.o.ua
tablets do the work. Sold by Haynes &
ray your money back il they fiI
Mrs. Ed Van Pelt has returned
from Louisville after having VS.
tied her husband at Camp Taylor.
FOR SALE One Large Frame
tobacco barn. 4Ox52 feet.
Il Geo. W Stone.
Mrs. T.. II. Yates has returned
TO Louisville after having visited
her parents.
Eat potatoes and be a potatno''
flat will save wheat for the boys
who are fighting Tor our homes.
Miss Lena Woods hlsrelurned
home from q visitwith her aunt
Mrs. W. L. James IN New
Orleans.
WANTED Furnished room
and board within 10 minutes
walk Of Post.c!lice. Give price
Address L }. n. Cuiterdu
Record Press.
Mics Iva Asher aud reice, %
Atlanta. Co.,, are the guests q
friends aud relatives here tm
Wcck.
Insure YOUR tCodCcO CroI
noW groviug aGdtQSt hal
with The Hartford Agcuc
time tried aud hail tesieC
If c. G, Thompson.
H,mcr LovUT WHO is 10 IN
navy. stationed at Camp PHuhi
Mass , is here for a few dal
furlough,
Cut the eats in wheat an
meat. toot the tu,e Ia substitute
Miss Lille Belle Dunn return
ed home Saturday from a WIS
in Cadiz She was accompanI'
10y Miss Mary Lou Morgan vi
will he her guest for a week
ten days.
The boys "over there mu
have wheat and meat, when v
save by denying ourselves '
are making better soldiers
them and better men OF OF
selves.
Little Miss Mary Nirgir
Doss, of Marion, came Sund
afternoon 10 visit her cou'
Mrs. W. II, Ward, - SturI
News Democrat
Do you get up at night! Sa0ol
surely the bcst for all kidney or bl
der troubles. Sanol gives relief In
hours from all backachc and blad
troubles. Sanol "a a guaranteed rer
dy. 50 cent bottle ut the drug ste
Give to Red Cross and Y.
C. A. These agencies will Q
comfort to our boys in the tren
- l ,,,aL An 4, "a an i,r for this
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-08-22
Nice Cows For Sale

Several good Jersey cows and
heifers to be fresh soon. Can
be seen at my fathers farm one
mile northeast of Marion. Also
one Delaval Cream Separator.
Harry johnson,
5 10 At Route A.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-08-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF SENATOR MINING co.

Pursuant to a resolution signed and
adopted hy the Stockholders at meet
ing held on July 18th. 1919, the above
named corporation is now closing its
business and winding up its affairs for
the purpose of dissolution. All per-
sons having any claims or demands
against said corporation are requested
to present same Immediately at the
office Of the Company, iOs Starks
Building, Louisville, Ky.
SENATOR MINING COMPANY.
by b. +. Weitzel. President.
ss4t
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-08-22
| have several good
farms for sale close In,
also have town property
and mineral rights.
w. Z. Belt.

The Tucson Arizona Citizen of
Auv. 18th says:
AIRS. Catherine Perry Of
Tucson has received word that
h-r brother. Thomas H. Moore,
has arrived safely overseas. lie
was recently transferred from Il
Kentucky to a Texas contingent
and is now with the signal corps
of the l65th Field Artillery"
Marion Thrasher, and Russell
Lawson, of Lewisport, who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs,
B. N. Moredosk, returned home
Thursday.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-08-22


Wilson Woods Of Owensborr
who Was the guest of his cousin
John William Blue, return ed
homelcst wgea.
There 'a 9m,thids for every
pno to Dc. this ia eve y mans
light SO les us sat busy and do
what We ciu 20 vim the war.
CalIa Hunt lalt last yeek for
Lexington. Tpnr., 70 attend a
= ptis. association. He will be
absent several days.
iusnre your houses, barns
aud live Stock with the Hart
ford Agency. Marion NY.
Il &C. Thompson.
Charles Mcconnell, Of the u.
S. army at Eagle Pass, Tex, is
here for a 10 day furlough visit.
Ing his parents, MIR. and Mrs. I.
}. Mcconnell and brother Marion
who has been III for some time.
Buy bonds and stamps, by Sc
doing you will help our good old
uocle to provide the best to be
had for our boys. They are ectit'
led to the best.
when you have Backache the liyei
or kidney. are sure To be out of gear
Try Sanol, il dJcs wonders for the liy
or. kidneys and bladder A trial JO'
bottle will convince sou. Get It ut th'
drug store.
Mrs. W. II. Ward and littlt
son, Howard Olive. returned
Friday afternoon from a visi. L
her parents, Nj ard MIS-. jess
Olive NJ Marion. S urgis New
Democrat
FOR SALE Fine farm l mil
outn Gladstone. 200 acres 80 il
timber. Well wa,crcd. Goo
house. . barns Good orchard
Joe Z. Walker,
Imp Gladstone, Ky,
Ed. George R, il. Gass close
a revival meeting at Cav
= Springs August 18th He 49,
' assisted b, Ed. W. ~ Babb
J RIdgway. III, VINO is a spieudi
!. preacher The meeting resulte
lu s.X professions o.. taltn hn
eight tapJisms. When the NEE
my closed, others were sc.tlr
he Lord. and the church W.
somewhat revived
i The Fitzpatrick graveyard v
u be cleaned oif Saturday, Se6ten
3" 9TH. All ir,cre tedare rJques
j. edand others areinyted to brit
it tools and dinner and spend q
ID day. Preaching after dinner,
10 W. II. Reynolds,
NJ Rev. James +. PrC
Committee.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-08-22
Wanted Hides.

At the Marion Meat Market,
viii pay highest cash prices.
j, X. Sowders.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
News From the Seventh.

A very ENJOYABLE dance was given
by the Seventh District Red Cross
Association Ia Oakley Hall on Friday
right. A large and representative at
tendance from all parts OF OF ST.
Mary we're present. "Five Hundred
was played by those who did not
dance. During the evening, the Rev.
Mr.. Ticknor made a short but patrio-
tic address In the interest Of the third
Liberty Loan. He reported tho sale
of over $500 worth 81 bonds and sever.
al hundred dollars worth the next
day. over 500 was realized.
Miss Maud Russell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Russell, OF Chest
nut Hill, was married 10 Mr.. Latham
Wheeler, son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Wheeler, OF Hurry, last Sunday at
Sacred Heart r. G. Church by the
Rev. Father Butter. Mrs Wheeler
was a social favorite and very popu-
lar with the younger set ~ this section
Mr. Wheeler is one Of Hurry's lust
successful merchants, and also very
popular. our congratulations and
best wishes FOR long, happy and
prosperous married life,
Engineer Charlie Morris, Of New
York, U. S. ~, Is spending "a few
days with relatives and friends in tho
Abel section. Charlie has NOS
been home since November ard his
friends, especially tho girls, goto de-
lighted 10 see him
NJ Toney Throah. 81 Washington,
has moved into his new home, purch.
Dsed ~ Capt, Chapman Siye, near
Planners, where bis wife will Join him
10 the near future. Mr.. and Mrs
Throah arr very popular Ia this Soc
ton, where they have bern spFndinv
their summers, and So sincerely scl-
come them as permanent settlers
Miss Myrtle Knott. daughter 81 Mr.
aud Mrs. Charlie Knott Of Hurry,
aud Mr. Leonard Hall, son uf Mr.
and Mrs Henry Hall, ~ Hurry, wore
married Spndty 10 Holy Angels H.
G. Church by Rev Father Butler.
After q short wedding trip Mr. aud
Mrs Hall viii be "at homo'. near
HURRY.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade u Blackstone.
who have been spending some time
NTH Mr. Blackstone parents, Mr.
and Mts J ~ Dent Of oakley, re-
turned % Washington sunday
Mcssrs A. and Lewis Hodges. 81
Barton Hall, have purchased an auto,
mobile Girls please take notice.
About as near as most o. US come u
baIbg right about anything 81 The
ability 40 display ~ boiuR a good
guesscr.
Il amt the guns ar armament
Nor 'uDda that they pas
Bot thc 81 SCI corporation
That makes them win t}r 4ay.
u amt the individuals
Nor lhs army as d whole:
But tbe everlasting team.wnrk
OF every blooming soul.
So don't fail to purchase Liberty
Bond GRuRiEI4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
FOODS TASTE BETTER COOKED
TOBACCO TASTES BETTER
TOASTED

3r 81, Tbs emrman. who
Ikea h mea tse. eieiaz tion has
.rmeag tat lis eient.bc treat
tF we ct
EsmaHg noae &. would now
esesrr fgc OR ~ saw. our 20
fsb come irea tag gruund,
car ro3et uuossted
h-sr aral,g fea9Ts ,he great d.
v recently usts By The Amsri-
can raaa ca fh1s tohaccotastca
hatley IUAsgEN
Ilua woularal new ilea alu,p'a
81. iav s,lsalBv .saa 6rrt
1set producing ,i.e sasogf LUCKY
STRIFE 6 eraa--r la Of toasted
Hai-y tulaco3.
B8rleyhH a mellow fwor raunclY
different FROM the tobacco usually
uacd OK cigarettes II e a p3pc TO-
haocosaaTtlcKY STRIKE Cigarettes
tasts Ike q pipe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
Red Cross Notes.

The Bayside school, Mr.. Lewis
Thompson, teacher, has sent 20 the
st. Mary's County chapter, a. n q,
sl4.00, They expect to adopt French
orphan for year, and will soon raise
the required amount, 5000. Mr.
Thompson reported 80 pupils and re-
ceived Red Cross button for each
child This school Is the FIRST to send
in 100 per cent membership to the
Junior Red Cross. We hope that
each school in the county may soon
do the same DO not let let the other
counties get ahead OF st, Mary's.
A surgical dressings class will soon
be formed in Leonardtown. The la
dies of st. Mary's county are invited
to join and In a short time we hope TO
have classes formed In each sscircle'
in the county. Mrs. Justin Sypher
has been appointed chairman and
Mrs. Allan Coad, vice-chairman OF
the surgical dressings committee.
SARA r. LoKER,
viee-Chairman, ST. Mary's County
Chapter, A. II. g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
To Go 10 Camp Meade


The following Is lisa Of men who.
ID few days vail gn forward % Camp
Meade M. apd Columbia Barracks.
Ohio. The iirst twynty will leave fer
Camp Meade April ~, willis the next
four will leare for Cdlumbia Barracks.
about May let The last elk are alter
mates
Jas. 4. Qnado Mechanicsvlie
Jas Connie Herbert. GRANVILLE
l,erRard A. Ferguson, Falmera
VIM Henry Knott. Muchanicsville,
Geo James kraus. Ydt7 kolagd Ave
baltimore
WIN Lester Lathroam. sis S. Wash
inRton, Baltimore
Chaa. Melvin Cawo0d, Park Hall
Frederick w Graves, Laurel Grove.
Dominic Tboa. RidRell, Scotland
Horace Elmer Pilkertan. Mechanics
vile.
Adam Columbus While. Pearson
Chas a Owens, Blakist0re.
IamesAiax Cooper. Valley Lee,
Phil Kobt Abel. Hollywood
Lawrence Walter Graves, Mechanics
vile.
BERNIE NJ. Potter, St Georges Island
Herbert Smiley Herbert, Leonard
town.
Bernard VI: Russell, Lovevillo
LLOYD Vinsent Rradhurn, Ridge
Thomas "A. ReedeF, ga E' : St
Sparrow r. BALTIC Sid.
Lloyd Lowndcs Lacy, Mileatown.
Richard Jerome Moore, ST George .
IAiand.
Lawrence Yates Raley Hollywood
Chas. Nick enney While, Ridge
Aloysius NJ. Quade. Morganza.
John Henry Williams. Hollywood
ALTRItNATES.
James b. Russell. Leonatdtown'
Dudley X. Hardesty, Ryceyllle
Chas. Milburn. Sl7 fth. 81. =. w.
Wash D. G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
News From the Ninth.

Mrs Addo Tr.cr and daughter,
Madeline, returned from Washington
Friday morning after spending q few
weeks with friends aud relatives
Misses wheeler and Greenwich at-
tended the teachers meetng Ia b"ou-
ardtowu April 10.
Two more OF oar boys. Vennic
Potter aAd Jerome Moore. have re-
caived cards 20 report at Camp Meade
Monday week
A very pretty wedding l9os place ut
Sacred Heart Church April 10, the
contracting parties being Nr Latham
Wheeler and Mis Maaar Russell
Immediately dfpr hr ceremony the
happy couple took sac boat Tor little
uip North. They viii u9kr their
future home 90 Hurry ehca Me-
Wheeler Is engaged 10 the iueuHuiiir
business We Wish them egggy happi-
ness ia their now Iilr
In the name of the c,t.zeus OF 81
Georges Island, we wish 20 shank our
Hon. Senator and members OF the
House OF Delegates for the passage 81
the Bridge Bill connecting the Island
With the mainlard This bridge has
been long-lelt necessity, and an are
rejoicing that the Governor has al
last listened TO the appeals 81 the peo-
pic. @sEA WEEDS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
Man Of the Hour Wen Played.

Brother Hillary scored . real iri-
umph in the play ''I'he Maa of the
Hour presented 81 The Town Hail.
le1nardtown. on Tuesday evening
by the students and friends ~ Leonard
Hall Il was admirably acted aud
old cited The enthusiastic applause ~
an audience Chat packed the han ale
most % the point OF sufocAliou The
entire caste displayed exceptional
ability aud careful coaching, aud sue.
cessfully produced play hu Us
generally considered too heavy FOR
amateurs 10 view 81 the nhHcriBg
comments that rewarded each and
=esFy oHc wao look part, { IS hardly
fair 10 single out ans particular one
for special mention They wore oil
good There was noi weak spot in
IL, and the young ladies and gentle.
men who made up the caste richly de.
serve the praise that has been hestoW'
cd upon them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
Traders License Notice.

Office OF Clerk of She Circuit Court Tor
Maf NoN.tB -
Tfra@s ai,,, -. 60, qS
Commission. which wns cre4,ed hy
act 81 General Assembly, 1914, az
Traders and Merchants arc rqpired
~ application for .rrader fdceBso.
asial u ~ ease Htii license ~ iSsa'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25

According to the now Law. effective
April lst, all applicants for automobile
licenses must stand an examination,
consisting, for operator, OF questions
from the automobile Law, some me
chanical questions ard demonstration
81 driving. Requirements foa chaui'
feurs are the same, except a more
thorough mechanical examination.
License fees, chauffeur, s3, good for
IL months; operator, e., perpetual;
motor cycle, 81, good until revoked,
Examiner will be In Leonardtown, al
Court House, one day every two weeks,
date to be announced later. The age
limit Is IS, and no license will be Is.
sued to any one younger than that
Further information can be obtained
by addressing the Commissioner 81
Motor Vehicles, II 4. Lexington ST.,
Baltimore Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
Mrs. Paul HAYDEN. Of Leonar!


Mrs. Paul Hayden, Of Leonard
town, has returned to her home, af-
ssf successfully undergoing an opera
|tlon at Providence Hospital, Wash
ington.
Mr.. r. II. Williams. Of Balti-
more. chief Inspector department Of
the Commissioner Of Motor Vehicles,
was in Leonardtown on Monday
making preliminary survey for the
purpose of establishing regular ex-
animation days for car drivers in st,
Mary's. The license requirements
are published elsewhere in this issue.
We are glad to say that the sub
scribers to the BEACON are respond
ing very well to our request for pay
ment of all back subscriptions, to
enable us TO comply with the Postal
Regulations There are still good
many who are in arrears, and who
cannot expect to continue receiving
the paper unless their subscriptions
are paid
Mr.. Max /. Millison, of Leon
ardtowu, who has been in attend
ance al the State wide Tuberculosis
Conference, held in Baltimore last
week. returned home for the weeks
end, accompanied by his two sons,
Masters Neal and Abraham Millison
Mr.. Millison is a member of the
committee appointed by the Cover
nor three years ago to represent st.
Mary's county.
Mr.. Jack spaldlng, recently
with the Potomac Electric Lighting
Co., of Washington, has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs Luoy H. Spald-
ing, of Leonardtown, before being
mustered into the National Army.
He left for Camp Meade yesterday
Jack" is glad to get in the scrap, "
and was trying 70 enlist when he
was included in the quot Of q Bal
timore district whore be had regis-
tered
The St. Mary's Liberty Loan
Committee is indebted TO the
semmes Motor Company for the use
Of their bus TO transport the booster
delegation from Mechanicsviile 10
Leonardtown today, Thursday.
The Motor Line, operated ny this
company, has been 4 God send 60
Southern MARYLAND, ara b isa pleas
ure to note the pat uJ. aud genial
manner in which they responded 70
the request Of the local committee
The St. Mary County Charter,
American Red Cross, is fitting up
the store building, adjoining the
Fist National Bank, a. q work room
for making surgical dressings, ctc.
The Chapter is indicted 10 Mrs Char
lotte King for the use Of tho build.
ing renovated, under transportation
Of Mrs. Justin Syphcr and Mrs j.
Allan Coad, respectively, Chairman
and Vice Chairman Of the Commit
tee having this work Ia charge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
Owens--PiIIsbury.

Miss Mollie G. Ovens announces the
marriage OF her cousin, Mr.. George
w Ovens, of Leonardtown, to Miss
Lillian Pillsbury, Of Britton. The
wedding, which was very quiet one,
took place on Saturday, April 9Th, in
Our Lady's Chapel, Medley's Neck,
the Rev. Father Gallagher officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovens left by bus Sun
day afternoon for Washington and
Baltimore. The bride is young lady
of charming personality and a great
favorite among the Younger set aud
enjoys host OF friends in Southern
Maryland and Washington. Com
gratulations and best wishes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
Compton News.

Mr.. Frank Heard, one OF our select
ed men, OF Camp Meade, paid his
relatives and friends OF Compton q
brief visit Sunday last
Mr.. Chris Wood, Of Camp Meade,
visited his sweethearts in this section
last week. We know who his sweet
hearts are, but where his heart IS we
do not know.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Ewell made
a dying trip TO the Capitol City last
week
The Compton Red Cross dance,
which was held ut the school house
Thursday last, was quite success.
Thanks TO Mr. Johnnie Bullock, who
helped TO sell sandwiches, and Mr..
Harold Abel and Miss Belle Yates,
who brought the water for the coffee.
Mrs. j. c. Burch and daughter.
Mss Bessie, are visiting friends and
relatives in Washington.
Miss Madeline Buss.er spent the
weekend with her cousins, Misses
Dettie and Lilith Heard.
Mr.. Harold Abel and some friends
started for the movies Sunday even
ing, but did not succeed in getting
there, as the run was too high OWNS
20 the previous rainfall. And the
'tin Lizzie couldn't be led across.
Miss Mamie Leach has returned
home after an extended visit to friends
and relatives Of Leonardtown.
Mr.. Bob Johnson, OF Baltimore, i
visiting Mr.. Mitchell Riggs.
We are glad to hear that Miss Almi
Leach is recovering after severe at
tack of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wehrheim and grand
daughter, Miss Gertrude Moore at
tended the sale In Leonardtown Tues
day of last week.
fTHREE fNsEPARABLEs. /"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25

Ia the matter Of the sale OF the real es.
tate OF Zachariah 5. Buckler, late
Of The DistrictoE Columbia, deceased,
situated 10 Saint Mafy's County,
Maryland, under the power contain
ed 10 the Last VIII and Testament
oil SAID deceased, d certified copy OF
which aud the order admitting same
to probate in the District OF Column
bia, has been filed and recorded in
the Office OF the Register OF Wills for
Saint Mary's County, Maryland, by
Frederick W. Bnekler, executor of
said deceased.
Ordered this 18th day Of April. 1918,
by the Orphans Court for SAINT
Mary's County, Maryland, that the
sale OF the real estate situated in the
Sixth Election District oil Saint
Mary 5 County, OF which Zachariah S
Bnckler, late Of the District OF Comm-
bia, died seized aud possessed, con-
sisting 81 two farms, one called and
known al Valentine Grove. = Add
ton and s'Plowden's Discovery,
containing PAS acres, mere or less,
and the same which was occupied by
Martha y. SPEEDING al the time 81 her
death; and the other called wild
mans Venture, containing l40 acres.
more or less, and the same which was
oecapi@i By PhuipT Buckier, al the
tine 81 bits death, and This day report
ed TO this Couri, b. finally ratified
and confirmed, Unless cause 70 The
contrary be shown on or before the
second Monday in May, 1918, provid-
ed a copy 81 this ordered be published
ia some newspaper printed and pub
lished In Saint Mays County, once in
each OF four successive weeks, before
the said second Monday in May. 1918
The report 81 sale States that tie farm
or tract ofland nrst aboye mentioned
sold for $4,000 and that the tract last
above mentioned sold for s430p.O0.
w. q. MAg~fINGLY,
JOHN II. hBELL,
=. HAYDEN.
Judges Of the Orphans Court for
Saint Mary County, Maryland
Test. BENZ. COMBS.
Register 81 Wills.
True Copy rcst.
REM COMBS,
Register ~ wis
4-ls-4t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
leonard Hall Wins Opener

The Leonard Hall baseball team
celebrated tho opening ~ their season
by defeating the Charlotte Hall Cadets
In one Of the most exciting and we'll.
played contests ever witnessed on the
local diamond, eleven innings being
required 10 decide the issue. J WI
son twlrlod for the local team aud oil.
lowed but two hits
Score; Leonard Hall, Z; Charlotte
Hail, g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25

Miss Katie Rldkell, youngest daugh-
Ter OF Mr.fRed Mrs. Alexander Ridgsll
Of Damer0n, and Mr.. Luke Wise. The
youngest son OF Mr. George Wise, Of
Hollywood. were 81. quietly married On
Church, ssvilla," by Rev. Father
limerick, S. J. They will make their
future home at the Ridge. where the
groom is engaged on the mail route
from Ridge to Leonardtown We. ex-
tend our best wishes and eongratula-
tions to the happy couple.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
ns.s. d rtaasts' LIssn.s

For iho Information ~ merchants,
tlga following rates ~ Traders
licences arr pubtsiied
For stucs 0i a 0stt 4i3 ~. " over
81 $40 Aud rot exceeding FL. ByA sl3 ,;
+ over si,a1, ana hni sxoesllug ~ jHd
8l Is. u ever E3 90, ami aui pxceH1-
iag ss,0M ~ ~ If oYer si,Oo ard
uot exceeding 81 b0 sB1 N5s h ovrr
s5 90 aud n0t eae9dibg $3.50,
80 s., Sc
II lhn aflidavlt be taken helarr a
magistrate, iha charge Niii i'e lb eeuts
less aFon raeh lcausa
EN0eH u. ABELL.
Clerk ~ tfn gircHii Court for 81
Mary County
4.2a2t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
T oxwellG Gill

Miss EVELYN GIN, daughter 81 the
late Thomas GilL % Virginia aud
Lieut. Raymond Is Fosvoii ~ the
base hospital st Camp Meade. were
married recat.y 'u le parsonage Of
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church Baltimore GT she Hov r.
j. Wyckou, pastor 81 Che church.
Lieutenant FoHWel Is Graduate NJ
The University 1i Maryland agd. be-
FORE entering thn army sos assistant
superintendent ~ Tie Eastern Shore
Hospital at Cambridge Nd We rs
the son ul Mr. Charles " foEWui, ~
InnnardtoMn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25

AFFIDAVIT
Stats 81 Mars lard, ST. Marts Caun.
Ell, Sct
0a this. dag of 1913. heforr
ufs, $50 subscriber personally appahr.
ed ..s abe applicant for
trsdars llrense aud made oAth To dhe
faFga 81 law ihat she statements set
forth ahoEe are true O. the bret "
aid applicant knowledge and bvila1
Cgfk - Court
-.-s..,4.+. Justice ~ thr Peace
Notary Fuhiic
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
For Bilious Troubles.

For Bilious Troubles.
TO promote healthy action OF the
liver and correct the disorders caused
by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tablets
are excellent. Try them and see how
quickly they give you q relish for your
food and Danish that dull and stupid
feeling. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Merchandise and HoushnId
Goods.

| will offer for sale by public auction
TO the highest bidder for CASH. at nv
place of business on the Three Notched
Road. about / mile below Laurel 1irove,
in the Sixth Election District. on
SATURDAY, APRIL q. 1918,
my Stock Of Merchandise, consisting of
Dry Goods. Notions. Millinery and Gro
ceries; also, my Household Furniture.
Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock, A. M.
s-20-2t. EVA NJ. GRAVES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-04-25
Commissioners General Fund

For the information Of the pnblo take pleasure in submit
ting the following Of the Commissioned General Fund
for the years 1914, 1915, 1915 and 1917: