Saint Mary's Beacon from Leonard Town, Maryland • 2

paint NJaifg Beacoq.l; i LEONARDTOWN, MD 1 THURSDAY Morning, May 14. Ownocratic Primary Meetings. The Democratic voters of Saint county art requested to meet at the regular polling places in the respective election districts dT said county on SATURDAY. May 30. 1896, to elect by ballot ten delegates to meet at the Oinrt House in Leonardtown on TUESDAY, June 2.1896.

at 1 o'clock, p. to select three delegates the State Democratic Convention to be held in Baltimore on Wednesday, the 10th day of June, 1896, to elect delegates to the Democratic National Convention to be held at Chicago on Tuesday, the 2nd day ol June, 1896. to select candidates for President and Vice President of the United Stales. Also, to elect three delegates to attend the Democratic Congressional Convention to be held at Crest Street Hall, Baltimore City, on THURSDAY, September 3,1896, to Dominate a candidate for Congress to represent the Fifth Congressional District of Maryland in the Fifty-Filth Congress of the United States. The voters in the several districts at the opening of the polls will appoint three Judges aMd two clerks to bold said election.

Polls to be opened at 2 o'clock, n. and closed at 6 o'clock, p. m. J. Thomas it home, O.

Do las Carprhtrr, i B. Harris Camalirr. State Central Committee for St. Mary's Co. STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Sate for Stats anA Congressional Lis- triot Conventions Named. The Democratic State Central Committee met in Baltimore on there present besides many prominent Democrats (mm all parts of the State and a number of editors of Democratic county The latter held a consultation and decided to bold their summer meeting at Deer the latter part of next month, and informally iacussed the advisability of establishing a Democratic daily paper in that would avoid per. sonalism in politics; that would advocate principles rather than uphold individuals; that would publish all the news and have a thorough and complete State news service, Such a paper, conducted upon strictly business principles, and always being sound and conservative, it was thought, would not only be a paying one but would greatly aid in inculcating Democratic principles and build up and solidity the party. The State Central Committee fixed dates for State and congressional districts conventions as follows State convention June 10, at Baltimore. First City, August 20.

Second de Grace, September 2. Third Institute, Baltimore, September 16. Fourth Hall, Baltimore September 16. Fifth Street Hsli, September 3. Sixth August 27.

The following resolutions offered by Slate Senator John Walter Worcherter, ere adopted "Whereas the General Assembly of this St tic, at its last session, passed an act re quiiing a new registration o( all the voters in the Slate and has provided that the dates for such registration be Tuesday, September 15, Tuesday, September 22, Wednesday, September 23, Tuesday September 29, Wednesday, September October 6, and Wednesday, October, 7, being only seven days is which voters will have an opportunity to register, and Tuesday, October 13, has been fixed for revision of the lists by the registers. "And whereas every person (ailing to register on the dates aforesaid will be deprived of his vote at the coming general election, it becomes indispensable that a most thorough and complete organization should be perfected in order that every person who will support the nominees of the democratic party shall be registered. Therefore be it "Resolved, that the chairman of this committee, upon consultation with and upon the recommendation of the members of the State central committee from the several counties and legislative districts of Baltimore city, shall appoint a committee of at least ten active democrats in each election precinct in the State, whose special duty it shall be to make a list of every person residing in their respective precincts who has heretofore or who will hereafter 00-opevalc willi the democratic party and make such provision as necessary to have such persons registered on or before the 7th day of October next; and it shall be the duty ol said committees so appointed to attend the various sittings of the registration officers in their respective precincts and closely scrutinize and inquire into the qualifications of all persons offering to register, to the end that there may be a perfectly fair am! just registration of all who are entitled to register and that all who arc not so entitled may be objected to if such shall offer. "Resolved further, That the committee si appointed shall prepare and keep a list of person offering to register and bis Titles, so far as they can ascertain them, and report to the chairman of the Stale central committee a list of names and the party to which they belong immediately after the sitting of each registration officer. farther, That It is the express wish and desire of this committee that the chairman in selecting members ol the committee hereinbefore provided for, shall ike his selection to as to have represen upon said committee representative members of the party to the end that there shall be entire harmony and co operation with all who desire the success of the demo crane party inthe appnwcbing presidential election.

resolved further. That the chairiu of this committee shall cause lo be prepared a sy nopals of the election law re really paused, accompanied by such in i i struct ions as will facilitate the registration of democratic voters of the State, sad prepare such blank forms for return of the registration at the various sittings us may be necessary for a complete and perfect reconi of each registration for the use of this Written fur the Beaton DESTRUCTION. Before the Lenten season came. When the world in gaiety raged, Plans for sn Easier Hop were Even the band was engaged. This hop was to be at Charlotte Hall, On Easter Monday fair; Ob! many the plant and many the hopes Of those who were lo be there.

The invitations were soon to be out. The order for sapper was taken; Bat alas! Twas doomed to disappointment The hopes of many were shaken. For on an evening, rainy bat fair, While the evening report was read, Lieutenant a messenger came, And in all excitement said fire! the school is on Be quick your lives to i And all who saw those leaping flames New vigor to each it gave. Then on the roof went Captain For little fear baa And those who know him meekly say "Now let ns that brave be." And Sergeant rescued the clock, That's bang for a hundred years. Through the falling walls be rushed.

Bearing bis treasure in tears Then followed Private in baste. Escorting Henry Clay- I His valor well remembered be i At Charlotte Hall that day. Of Lieutenant all brave acts, We never have lost sight-1 The great arm chairs be took with care, From those wild (lames so bright. shouldered arms, And walked the campus green. I By bis hard toil be earned three cheers I On that exciting acene.

i And Sergeant was brave, indeed. He won his laurel leaf By grasping books from the cruel flames And reeking wails beneath. Adlntant sparred on with vim Ail fellow creatures near, For all who heard hit words of praise Were proud to have him there. In vain was the leaping enemy fought. For wider and wider it spread; Oh! for the hopes that those flames burned, Those hopes that are now so dead.

And the Bell that toiled the anthem For graduates so long, peal for the Class of ninety six Its ever welcome song. It fell within those smouldering coals, Its cherished chimes have ceased, For in a molten mass it lay And great is the grief it increased. Alas I for the dance that was to be, On Easter Monday night. The dance that many looked forward to And beheld in visions bright Why did you born the school, Cadets Thus blasting our hopes so great Now, bow could you to cruel he And doom us to this sad fate? Ob, Charlotte Hall! oh, school of late! Dead though iudeed thou ever preserve a memory of A place for thee in our heart. Lima Girls ih OBITUARY.

Diet 1 at the residence of her son in Charles county, Mrs. LUCINDA GOUGH, in the 74th year of her age. Bha was a true Christian, a good neighbor, a kind and loving mother and a devoted wife and grandmother. Sb? leaves six children and many grandchildren and a boat of friends to mourn her lorn. Her remains were buried in Trinity churchyard.

May she rest in peace! Tis hard to give grandma up. But God who knowelh best. Has taken her from this world of pain And carried her home to rest. Gone to a fklrer oMroo than this. Beyond the reach of pain ana sorrow, Her spirit liveth now in bliss And waits a deathless morrow.

She left a memory so fair and so sweet. Its fragrance can never die; Her life was ripe and all complete When she was called on high. Now this golden thread is broken. Her work on earth is done; Her trials ail are ended. Her heavenly crown Is won.

That sad and lonely household Will miss her loving hands; Her children loving, clinging Without her aid must stand. Jesus, while on hearts are bleeding, the spoils that death has won. We would at this solemn meeting Calmly say, Thy will be done. Though afflicted not cast down. Thou didst give and Thou bast taken.

Blessed Lore, thy will be done A asp L. Gocoh. Id loving remembrance of JOHN RALEY, son of Catherine and the late John B. Raley, who died Sept 8,1892, aged 18 yean, 7 months and 8 days. Loved in life in death It is well said that death lovea a Cabining and the assertion was fully verified when the dark-winged messenger, nearly font years ago, snatched from the arms of a fond and doting mother this dutiful and virtuous in whom her fondest hopes were cherished.

Alas! the earthly hopes are as the dew of the even ing. The example of this young man has only been transformed from a life of mortality to that of immortality. Vividly conscious of his duty at a Christian, John Raley was prepared to meet an unoffended God of whom he daily lived in fear. He has bat gone to prepare the way for the feeble and grief stricken mother, who vainly calls for the love and protection of one who is safely sheltered in the fold. A precious one from ns has gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our heart Which never can be filled.

God in his wisdom baa recalled, The boon His love had given; And though bis body moulders here. The soul is safe in heaven. Tin hard to break the tender cord. When love has bound the heart, TU hard, so hare, to speak the Must wc forever part Dearest Johnnie, we have laid thee. In the peaceful embrace.

But thy memory will be cherished Tl I we ree thy heavenly face. 9ev Advertisements. gallons beet coal oil for 60 oats at 3 A. A. Ntw A.

A. Lawrrrcr. mmm Ha Ml mmrnmmmmmmmmm WANTXSI By middle aged English lady board and residence daring Sommer months in I retorn for lessons In French, German. Drawing, Palatine and English brMC aV Burch P. 0., Calvert Co.

Ud. May m. Notice. The Board of School Commissioners will meet WEDNESDAY, May tO, 1896. to iiaas on Reports tor the part ofthe Sommer term ending the IStb Inst By order.

HENRY WINGATE. Secretary. May JOHN D. 6REENVELL, AOKJtT FOB Wrought Iron Fences for CEMETERIES, UliS, CARDERS, WISE OATES for farm, yards or lawns. CLYDE GALVANIZED wire fence with apt tags and ratchets.

SPRAYING PUMPS for spraying fruit trees, flowers and vegetables Ever tithing sold cheap for Write or apply to JOHN GREEN WELL, i Great Mills. May RATIFICATION NOTICE J. Walter Carpenter, assignee. vs. Harriet C.

Oliver and Lake W. Oliver. In the Circuit Court lor St county, sitting as a Court of Equity, No. 819 N. E.

Ordered this 9th day of May, 1896. that the sale made and reported by J. Walter Carpenter, assignee, in the above cause, be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the 2nd Monday In June, provided a copy of this order be published in the St Bbacoh once a week for three successive weeks prior to the said 2nd Monday in June, 1896. The report states that the land sold for SSOO. JAMES J.

GREEN WELL, Clerk True JAMES J. GREEN WELL, Clerk. May 14 RATIFICATION NOTICE. J. Walter Carpenter, Mortgagee, vs.

J. Marshall Dent and Ida Dent, bis wife. In the Circuit Court fur St. county, sitting as a Court of Equity. No.

820 N. E. Ordered this 9th day of May, 1896, that the sale made and reported by J. Walter Carpenter, Mortgagee, in the above cause, be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the 2nd Monday of June, 1896, provided a copy of this order be published in the St Mary's Bsaooh once a week for three successive weeks prior to the said 2nd Monday in June, 1896. The report states that the land sold for JAMES J.

GREENWELL, Clerk. True JAMES J. GREENWELL. Clerk. May RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Robert C. Combs, Mortgagee, vs. J. Marshall Dent and Ida E. Dent his wife.

In fI)P Circuit Court for St. county, sit- Ordered this Utb day of Mar, ISM. that the sale made and reported by Kobt. C. Combo, Mortgagee In the above cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the 2nd Monday of June, ISM; provided a copy of this order be published In the 8t Beacon, once a week for three successive weeks, prior to the said 2nd Monday of June.

IBM. The report stales that the land sold for 11,061, subject to a Judgment of JBTB.HB. JAMB? J. GREENWELL, Clerk. Clerk.

May w. THE NEW YORK WORLD, THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION. 18 PAGES A WEEK. 156 PAPERS A TEAR. Is larger than any weekly or semi-weekly paper published and is the only important Democratic paper published in New York City.

1 hree times as Urge as the leading Republican weekly of New York City. Jt will be of especial advantage to you during the as it is published every other day, except Sunday, and has all the treahnesa and timeliness of a daily. It combines all the news with a long list of interesting de parhaeots. unique features, cartoons and graphic illustrations, the latter being a speciality. these improvements have been made without any increase in the cost which re- i mains at one dollar per year.

Wb offer this unequalled newspaper and Tnt Bbacoh together one year for $1 80 i cash with order. The regular subscripi lion price of the two papers is $2.00. IBBl'l' JH i Hotel Lawrence, Leeuardtovn, Md. Lite Onion Hotel la first class order. Good Table and accommodations.

Xtols, 40 esats. 11.50 per day. Special prices by the week or month. tW Stables and feed and good care of bones A A. LAWRENCE April 4,96, AST AMATXDB, Beet and Largest Practical Art Magaxine.

(The only Art Periodical awarded a Medal at the Fair.) Invaluable to all who wfab to make their living by art or to make their homes beautiful. Far 10 coats will tend to anyone men- tinning thit publication a specimen copy, with superb color plates (for copying or framing) and 8 supplementary pages of designs regular price. Me). Or FOR I Sets WSdmfriSr MONTAGUE MAKKhT Union Square, N. T.

MsrlS-tS FARMS IF parties having farms for sole will send ieocription and prices to the undersigned or call in person. It will be to their aavoai tavt- 1 have now orders fot several farms JD MORGAN li TATES BEOS. COIFECmiUT STORE, Lwuntlm. tit mis urns mi Chocolate cream In abundance and of different flavors from 90 toSScts. a with beautiful bon-bon boxesfor presents Floe line of plain candy.

French Mixture from 15to90cU per lb. Tuffys In flavors of pea nuf, walnut, vani'ls, cream. Beat ginger soaps. Faucy cakes of all kinds. Oranges, lemons and bananas received every bust day.

Special reduction to school and church festivals Ice cream by the gallon. Soda water. We also carry canned goods of all kinds. We sell-very cheap Thanking yon all for past patronage wc solicit your continuance in the future. May 7- YATES BROS.

i ftCHOOU NOTICE. Ordered, That the White Public Schools be for the scholastic year on FRIDAY, May 15, 1896. By order, HENRY WINGATE. Secretary. May it otice to Debtors.

Persons indebted to the late firm of George E. Combs A Co. are requested to ake immediate payment Otherwise, the ciaims will have to be collected by process of law. Call at once and close the accounts and thereby save expense and trouble GEORGE E. COMBS, May Svrviving Partner.

i jasv not lea. Parties indebted to me for most pay up within the next 60 days. Otherwise, I notices and sell to make the taxes regardless of persons. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Collector 2nd Collection District.

May RATIFICATION NOTICE. Robt C. Comlie, Trustee, vs. Mary E. Raley and others.

In the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's Ccunty. In Equity. No. 800 N.E. Ordered this 81st day of April, 1896, that the Report in the above cause be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary he shown on or before the 3rd Monday of May, 1896: provided a copy of this order be published in the St Bbacoh, once a week for three successive weeks, prior to the Mid Brd Monday of May, 1896 JAMES J.

GREENWELL, Clerk. True JAMES J. GREENWELL Clerk. April I'o w.i; to La l.i The iiSeycle is j-rov A eaon- uettry lit can buy one wheel, or mu: i -7 Jk you like, and sell your frletiOs I BICYCLES AY COST, 5 11 An order soot poor atitiU.a? you to A big discount Apiiy agency for your pteco. 1 sr arc the highest grade, Muotl iJ niiitlo 10-tlay.

A Parth-ulura end A Imi ted printed lv I.n 1 I AELIS A Cafilr. vl. It LA CKB MI TH HAVING taken possession of Blacksmith Shop recently occupied by J. Pope in Leonardtown, I am prepared to special attention to horseshoeing, etc. can always be found at my shop and will do all work in my line at shortest notice and as cheap as can be done in the county.

Quos and pistols also repaired. WM WIBLE. A piN 30-tfj WANT TO BENT- Place on water front, with Good Dwelling. May buy if suited. BARTUS CUMEQYS, Real Estate Broker, Baltimore.

aprlfi 96 Nntual Fin Insurance Comp; MONTGOMERY COUNTY WM. THOMAS, Agent and Adjuster of Losses. CHARLOTTE HALL. Aug 23y 0 IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS. I trill be, untd further notice, for the purpooe at receiving taxes at MechanicsvUle, on lit Monday of each month.

Chaptico, on Ist Tuesday after the Ist Monday of each month. Mile on the Ist Wednesday, after Ist Monday of each month. J. H. PARSONS, Collector.

FHAXK CHOOK, HOSBESBOEZVB A BLACKSXITHINfi, Bt. Bead, near St. City, Sv. Couhtv, Md. respectfully solicited.

Feb TINNING. THIS is to notify the public, that I have taken up the tin business of my father, the late John L. Viett. and I am prepared to do all kinds of Tin Work, such as Roofing, Spouting, Guttering. Repairing and everything in the line of Tin Work.

KEMPER A. VIETT. March GAD-TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF vw fine oyster grounds to lease for five years. The shore now probably contains four or five thousand bushels of oysters. For temrv, apply to D- A LYNCH.

Aug 80-tf, Valley Lao, Md. WALTER DAWKINS. Attobhrt-at-Law, Fidelity Building. Baltimore, Md. mortgagee's sale OP VAI.CARLS REAL ESTATE II ST.

HART CODiTT, MARYLAND. BY virtue of the power of sale contained in a mortgage from Edward 8 Frey and Mary Frey, bis wife, to Walter Dawkios, dated the twenty-eighth day of April. 1894, ami recorded in Liber J. J. No.

2, at folio N- 42, one of the Land Records of Saint Mary's county, Maryland, default having been made in the covenants of said mortgage, the undersigned mortgagee, named in said mortgage, with power to make rale in case of default in the premises, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder at the Court House door in Leonardtown, Saint county, Maryland, on TUESDAY, June tbe 2,1896, between the hours of 12 and 3 P. all those tracts cr parcels of land called and known by the following names: SrSQVEUANXAH, I EH A XX. I ll POIX A HD EDIO 8 A HDJ TIOX, SMI 7 IPS DISCO VER ED WA RD'S A DDITIOX, and now commonly called and known aa containing 697 ACRES, more or less. The said tract or tracts of land was formerly the home farm of the late Henry I. Carroll, and is most beautifully situated in the Bth election district, directly upon the Patuxent River near Millstone Landing; commands a view that Is equalled by few places, if any, on the river, and is one of the finest estates in Southern Maryland.

The soil Is fine and adapted to the production of grain, fruits, etc. There is now on the place an orchard of over 50,000 fruit trees in bearing. The improvements consist of a comfortable DWKL- LING and all accessary OUT 1 BUILDINGS; also a fine CANNERY. The waters of Uie Patuxent, adjacent, afford the finest oysters and fish. The property is convenient to churches, schools and landings.

The Weems line steamers afford almost daily communication with Baltimore. For title see deed in Liber J. F. No, 11, at folio 175, one of the Land Records of Saint county. Terms of sale as prescribed by the Mortgage are: CASH.

WALTER I. DAWKINS, Mortgagee. Moy WINTER SCHEDULE. WEEMS STEAMBOAT COMPANY Potomac River Route. Beginning, Tuesday, December 24th, Steamer Potomac Will leave pier 9, Light Street, Baltimore, Tuesday and Friday, at 5 P.

for the POTOMAC River, calling at Miller's, Lew- IsclU, (Joan. Kinsale, Point, Lodge, Sandy Point, Pinev Point, Abell's, Leonardtown, Cobrum's, Howard's and Stones On Friday only for Lancaster, Bush wood. Riverside, Liverpool Point, Glymont Alexandria and Washington. Returning, will leave 7th Street Wharf, Washington, at 4 P. M.

SUNDAY, calling at all the above mentioned wharves, leaving Leonardtown at 6 a. Monday and Thursday, Kinsale at 12 and at 3.30 p. arriving in Baltimore early Tuesday and Friday mornings Freight received daily at Pier 9. Light Street. HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.

Dec. 191 Notice To Creditors. Court of St Mary's County, Set; April 28, 1896, Ordered by the Court, That Noble L. Penn and R. T.

J. Barber, Executors of R. T. Barber, late of St. county, deceased, give the notice required bv law to the creditors to exhibit their claims and that the same be published once a week for aix successive weeks in the St.

Bbacoh. Test: Philip H. Dobsby, Register Wills for St county. In pursuance ofthe above order, we hereby give notice that we have obtained from Uie Court of St. county, letters testamentary on the personal estate of Robert T.

Barber, late of said county, deceased. All persons having claims against tbe said deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the same with the proper attached thereto to tbe subscribers, on or before the 30th day of October. 1896, they will otherwise by law be excluded from the benefits of the said estate. All persons indebted to the deceased are requested to make immediate payment to the subscribers. NOBLE L.

PKNN. R. T. J. BARBER, El SPRING STYLES Mrs.

LAURA A. INQ just returned from Baltimore with a well selected stock of M.n AND NUN UOODH, I am prepared to accommodate the moat I fastidious customer. Thaking my patrons for past favors, I solicit a continuance of the same I assure the public that my best efforts shall be made to keep a Handsome and fashionable assortment of goods. HT Call and examine my stock and be convinced. April Wanted-An Idea To The iilltajPiblic.

At GARDINER'S MILLS you cu get i FLOUR, Roller pat ap la Mat cotton bags of i. i and bbls for thTloweet posrible prior consistent with goad goods. This finer sad I fine, Cora MEAL, are Ibr sale every day in the week, and for exchange far sooad, good wheat sad core. Bran, cents Middlings 90cts and I Wheat Screen tags 85 cts bushel With a thoroughly equipped Sawing 1 outfit capable of catting 8,000 feet of la her a day, will guarantee quick and aoca. rate sawing every fair Thursday of every 9 week until wheat harvest.

No Maying your logs but bring them on Thursday and i gel; yoar lumber the tame day. AUBREY GARDINER, Sept near Chaptico. Wool I Wl WU.L pj tor Wool the highnt muket pneto Want for factory hnrpooco 1 SACKS FURNISHED NO CHARGE FOR ORAYAGE. freight the only expense to shippers. Will dray at my own expense frem any depot or wharf from any Quarter of the city.

If you desire to save money and all middle men's expenses ship direct to LEWIS HOPPENMAIR. I mis, mi run siur sun Ssstkiit esr. Nth BU. IV, Ttwisgisi, I. C.

i any reliable busings house in Waaktimrton, D. a Ago ESTABLISHED 18737 BULLE 4 EEVER OLD RELIABLE COMMISSION MEN, 989 La. Avknuk. Washikotoh, D. C.

i I'articular attention given to the sale Cattle, Sheep, Lambs, Veal, Hogs, Eggs, 1 Poultry, Horses, and all kinds oi country produce. Returns Prompt. Refers to community st large. 1 Jan 11 90 ESTABLISHED 1822. JOSIAH H.

D.TmOOT ft SON; DEALER IN Lumber, Shingles, Laths, NAILS, LIME, CEMENT. CALCINED PLASTER, Ac UAirUPACTUHKR OF Flooring, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames, Mantels, Brackets, and all kinds of Wood Work. Offer aid yard Ns. Si Nsrtk liiti St. fu Ufy Ist.

13 aid IS VA P. N. HOLMES. Agent, March Leonardtown. Shoe Factory.

I beg to inform the pablic that IgA have opened a lim elons Hoot sod Shoe Hand Manufactory at the old law office of Col. Benj. O. Harris, near the Drag Store, in Leonardtown, and solicit the patronage of the public. My experience of 30 years in the business will guarantee satisfaction.

Repairing promptly and cheaply done. First clean shoes, $5 00 nailed shoes, 300 $7 00 and 9 00 W. R. SPARKS, Leonardtown, Md. Jan 10 St.

Mary's Academy. LEOUBDTOVI, ID. inroaa cbarob of WSTHS CUUTT Of RAUtlfl, kutockt. The course ol Studies includes Christian Doctrine, Botany, Beading, Mental and Nut- Writing, ura! Philosophy, Arithmetic, Astronomy, Book-keeping, Chemistry, Algebra, Literature, Geometry, Plain and Ornamen- English Grammar, tal Needlework, Geography, Music on the Piano History and Guitar and Rhetoric. French.

Boys from the age of 7to 14 years are received. For terms and other Information, apply to SISTER MART CATHARINE. Leonardtown, Md. AT THE DBITG STOKE, LEONARDTOWN, Yon can bay ail the ingredients nectusary for pickling, such as Orson (huger, White Mustard. Catery and are sure of securing the beet quality at a reasonable price.

OT Prescriptions carefully and accurately A. Jack Spalduo giving bis personal attention to the business. Ang LOUIS HARLC, ConoM Boor ajtd Hhokmaxkk, has located at Caufokkia, and is ready to fit any foot from the smallest to the largest at the most reasonable rates. Ladke and gents fine wok a speciality at shortest no tier Nov. NOW A.

LAWRENCE has Just returned from Baltimore with new stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Meats and Groceries. All at lowset prices. Call and see for yourself. Sept 18. Notice to Debtors.

Partlea indebted te 8. K. are notified to moke immediate payment. The recent death of Mr. John Viett a prompt doting of all accounts.

Dec, S. A TItTT. Aad Don't Pass it by. wcehred a fall cargo of apjs re mm JfePl RibU oo Sound, North OmoUiia; 6x inches. Furnish all kinds of bnlldiilgi material at prteea.

SMnglae from $l5O to $7.50 perm. I have dmm jo a very sinall advance above amt for cask my large and 1 complete assortment of general merehan- GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. DRUGS. OILS, PAINTS, HARDWARE.

TINWARE, CROCKERY. Dry goods, consisting of DRESS PATTERNS. CALICOES. GINGHAMS -jgW and DOMESTICS. NOTIONS.

HATS. I CLOTHING and SHOES, of which 1 handle none bat what will give satiate tion. I intend to clean my shelves forfeit stock, and to do this I must begin now. Ido not stand on cost They must go. jj Bargains for cash.

In addition to selling you cheap goods aid good goods at asheard of prices, I win allow 5 rat cm. Dmcotnrr for every worth you boy and plonk cash down for. I can save you money. Come and see. W.

P. POWELL. B. Mlm Cml all porta Bim as lawaat Jono FALL AND WINTER GOODS. lITE beg to ssk of you one littie fayor; that is to come and see us at QEXAT HILLS, If you need anything in the Mercantile line.

We will give you goods lower than any tariff rates. We will save you money every time. We are Just from Baltimore with a fall line of Spring and Summer Goods, end wc mean Just what we say. rssll lime sf VPiisn, ItlHs. kies, Cigmrs, ete.

Now, all wc ask of you is Just give us one trial, and see for yourself. Thanking you for past favors sod hopng a continuance of the same, GEO. E. COMBS A CO. May 9-y.

FARMS FOR SALE. Form of 300 acres, fertile, good buildings, situate about miles from Oakville, and four miles from steamboat wharf. Good state of cultivation. Price $8 000. Terms easy.

Farm 110 acres good buildings, fine soil and well improved. Suitable for tracking. Price Near St. foeeph's Church. Terms easy.

Farm 40 acres on St Bay, Fine two-story dwelling New. Suitable for cultivation of fra Beautiful view Price A small farm, miles South of Chaptico, at Cross Roads. Two miles from steamboat wharf. 77 acres. Common Improvements.

Good stand for tile or mechanical. Suitable for fruit- Price, S4OO. Terms easy. Small tract of land on tributary of St. Bay.

Good dwelling. About 0 seres. Good for trucking. Price S4OO Terms easy JO. F.

MqRGAN, Attorney Ang Leonardtown. Md. HENDERSON, LAWS ft e. praTt iHaltimoro- Manufacturers of CAKES, CRACKERS and CANDIES by steam. I beg leave to inform my friends and patrons that I have permanently myself with the above firm ana respectfully ask for a share of your patronage.

Thanking you for past favors, I am yours Very respertfully, W. B. TEN NISON. 7. ESTABLISHED ISM.

PMant Cum PLANTS AMD TOBACCO. 1 rot Qiownra 1 TOBACCO. FOB COTTOI.COM, GITS, WHEAT, PEAIUTS, AHD ALL OTBKB CHOPS USE PIKDIOn SPECIAL PBETIUKI. IT TBXHT. AIBY KAKUTACTNC CO.

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V. WATZSS, Agen for St county, Maryland Dec 18. HELLO! WHAT 18 THIS? Just a little advertisement to remind yen that A. W. CARRE, 418 Howard, 81, BalOmort.

mokqp a specialty of Butter, Egt, Poultry and St eft if Will iji or Oar load a May II I I.