fsaint JJaiHj’g Beacoq.LEONARDTOWN, M

THURSDAY Morning, December 18.

fBZ OmiVATOUAL 60VTX8T.The contest (or the Democratic

nomination for Governor of Mary-land promises to be interesting.Got. Brown has many energeticworkers in bis cause, and anyonewho imagines there is bat little in-terest manifested in Mr. Hayner’abehalf has bat to mention the elo-quent congressman’s name wheredemocrats are congregated to bean-deceived. Spencer Jones has a

strong hold on the sympathies ofthe large and influential ex-Confed-erate element in the State and if heenters the contest there are “hus-tlers” in every county who will“join the cavalry” and fight earn-

estly for Montgomery’s favoriteson. Judge Fisher, of Baltimore,

is also a name potent to stir theDeniocrilic heart and if he be “in

it” his chase* s to succeed will he

bright;. Last, but by no meansleast is Judge Jamm M. Robinson.The t i .v< rnorship would In; a fittingending to IJs honored carter ILsfreedom from factional entangle-ments, his State wide reputation forJacksonian Democracy and his spot-

less character us a Judge and citi-zen willrally to his cause a power-ful following and make him a strongcandidate.

Of all the possibilities, however,the advantage of position is withthe avowed candidates and thereinin part is Mr. Rayner’s greatstrength. He wants the place andhe says so. Democrats everywherehave been thrilled by his eloquenceand they know that his Democracyis of the kind not circumscribed bythe narrow limits of a legislativeprecinct, hut of the all wool varietythat acknowledges fellowship withtrue Democrats wherever they be

found.

NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frvm the HUtimore &un.

Saturday, December 8, 1894.

It is said that cx-Govcrnor OdeaBowie left no will.

A colored man was sentenced at

Kaston to fifteen years in the peni-tentiary lor arson and a coloredwoman to two years for attempt topoison.

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Bernheimer Brothers, proprietorsof a department store on Lexingtonstreet, obtained a preliminary in-junction restraining the poultrydealers of Baltimore from enforcinga boycott against them.

While every effort is being madelv the democratic majority in theSenate to secure harmony, the factremains that the democratic caucuson Thursday did not instruct thesteering committee in reference to

some of the most important featuresof the democratic platform. It ishoped by democratic leaders thatharmony may be secured on Secre-tary Carlisle's financial plan, butthe stumbling block here is said tobe the threatened interjection ofthe free silver coinage question.

Monday, December 10, 1894.

A verdict of manslaughter wasrendered in the case of JonathanSmith for killing his brother, Solo-mon Smith, in Washington county.

It is stated that a transportationcompany proposes to lease theChesapeake and Ohio Canal andtake charge of all its traffic.

Twenty-three men and eighteenwomen and girls were arrested in araid on Baltimore ‘sweat shops”yesterday and were held for court

on tliechargeof working on Sunday.The Chesapeake and Delaware

Canal commission has prepared forsubmission to Congress its reportrelative to the most feasible ronte

for a ship-canal across the Marylandand Delaware peninsula.

Tuesday, December 11, 1894.A meeting is to be held at Mar-

tinsburg Saturday next in further-ance of the scheme for founding uhome for needy ex-Confederates inWest Virginia.

State’s Attorney Gannt and thejudges of the Circuit Court forAnne Arundel are introducing re-forms calculated to lessen court ex-penses to the taxpayers.

The Senate judiciary committeepostponed further consideration ofthe nomination of Mr. W. L. Mar-bury to be United States districtattorney for Maryland.

The final hearing of the suit ofTheodore and James K. Hooperagainst Alcaeus Hooper to recovera proportionate share of money lentto Wm. J. Hooper was commenced.

Resolutions urging the UnitedStates government to do w?iat lies ;in its power to prevent a repetitionof the Armenian massacre wereadopted at a mass-meeting of Balti-moreans held at Levering Hall.

The Southern Hotel in Chatta-nooga, Tenn., which cost $75,000,

THE LATE EX-GOVERNOR ODEN BOWIE.BORN, NOVEMBER 10, 1826. DIED, DECEMBER 5,1804.

| Few men have occupied a larger share of public attention than Ex- jGovernor Oden Bowie, who died December, sth instant. He was a typi-cal Southern Marylander, courageous, frank and generous. He was aprominent figure in State politics, and, in the troublous days immedi-ately succeeding the Civil War, with other gallant men of hit section,bravely upheld the cause he believed right. The sketch of his life, pub-lished on our first page, is an epitome of the political history of bis

j State from 1848 to the present, and recalls the time when the voices ofCausin, Harris, ‘Dent, and other brainy representatives of our section,wtre potent in the “councils of the State.” The sketch which in partiscompiled from the Newt is necessarily incomplete, but nevertheless, iss interesting reading. For the picture given below we are indebted to’the

, courtesy of the Baltimore Sun.

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PERSONAL PSOPEBTY.On TUESDAY, December 18,1881,

at SAVONA, near Cbaptico, will be offer-ed for sale the following property ;

; A 2 YOUNG HORSES. g.1 YOKE OXEN.Jfctt

, 60 barrels long corn, 8 barrels short cornand farming implement.*. Sale to begin at1 o'clock, I*. M. TERMS CASH.

PERRY HAYDEN,Dec. 13—It. Agent.

RAT FICATION NOTICE.

Daniel L. Ris ley,vs

Annie S. Wilson and Irene Wilson,heirs of James S. W. Wilson.

In the Circuit Court for St Mary’s county,sitting as a Court of Equity,

No. 788 N. E.Ordered this Gth day of December, 1894,

that the sale made and reported by J. FrankBohanan, Trustee, in the above cause,be ratified and confirmed unless causeto the contrary be shown on or before the2nd Monday in January, 1895, provided acopy of this order bo published in the StMary's Beacon once s week for three suecesslve weeks prior to the said 2nd Mondayin January 1895.

The report states that the land sold forSSOO.

JAMES J. OREENWELL, Clerk.• True copy—Test:

JAMES J. OREENWELL, Clerk.Dec 13. 1894—3wf

COME AND SEE.NOTHING so thoroughly con-vinces a person of what is in existence as to see facts with yourown eyes J O. JARBOEhasthe goods and at bottom pricesin his new store at California,Md., and it will afford him plea-sure to wait on all old friendsand to form new acquaintances.His stock of goods, consisting ofthe leading styles in Ladies’,Gents’ and Children's wetr —

also a lull line ol choice GRO-CERIES, Christmas Goods—-in fact, everything not oftenseen in a country store, has beencarefu’ly and tastefully selectedby an experienced person, andhe defies competition Don’tpass by the new store at Cali-fornia without calling in. Ifyou do, you will regret it.

Come and See

J. O. JARBOE,Dec 13—tit California.

ESTABLISHED 1869.

Piedmont Guano—KOR—-

TOBACCO PLANTSAND

TOBACCO.TSE BEST TJINE

FETZLZZEB KALE HFOB GBOWING 1 TOBACCO.

FjR COTTOH, corn, oats,WHEAT, PEANUTS,

iAND A 1.1. OTHER CROPS

USEPIEDMONT SPECIAL FERTILIZER.

MAJHFAtTIKED RT

THE MT. AIEY HANUTAC'QTQ CO. 1BALTIMORE, XE.

eirr. I'W (mama St. Firtm, IrElJwn’i fk*l jW. V. WATSBS, * '

Agent for St. Mary's county, MarylandDec 13. *94—6mt

FOR SHERIFF. ! iI j

Messrs Editors yon will please announceJeff J. Head mono. Jr., as a suitable can* Ididate for the Sheriffalty and say that be 1will receive the undivided support of the <Democrats throughout the county and 1particularly from the Sixth,Eighth and Sec- 'ond District* , i

March 22,94 p

, was burned yesterday. Theseventy-i five guests in the house esoa|>ed., C. S, Todd, ticket agent of the

Southern Railway, was seriouslyburned.

IDIED.

Departed this life Deeemlier 3rd, 1894.CHARLOTTE bcl>ve<! wife of James T.

’ Cox, in the 43rd year ofher age.f We extend to her sorrowing family our

heartfelt sympathies in their bereavement,? particularly to the husband who was lying

r dangerously ill, and could not be informedol her doth. Her remains were laid at

i rest in St Nicholas church}ard, where. many of her friends gathered to pay their

last tribute of honor.O! how can I say farewell.

To the one I love ho dear;In vain my tears I smother,

For thou art no longer here.

Weeping husband, and children,Bid your grief adieu;

For the one you love so dearly,Has forever gone from you.

M E B.1 In the fith election district. October 31.

1894, Mrs. JULIA ANN KNOTT, wife ofMr, Henry Knott, in the 74th year of ner

I age.

. Though suffering tor al< ng time, ye'

I trusting in God, she never murmured, butlike the good Christian that she wascalmly

i waited the final summons which she knewmust soon come.

How consoling to have lived such a lifei as not to fear to die! Such was her case.

Knowing she could not recover, she wouldspeak ol death, not as an event to be dread-ed, but as a final rest

Death brings its sorrows and gloom at• all times. Whether it be the young and

sprightly or the old and infirm its sorrowsare the same. In this case it is the motherof the family, the true helpmate ofher agedhusband, whose dee ming years with theirburdens were made lighter by her presenceand Christian example that is taken. TheUmily have our sincere sympathy in theirbereavement.

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New Advertisements.

FOR RENT.The Store and Dwelling at Sand Oates.

Possession given January Ist, 1895.Apply to

Mrs. H. C. FORREST.Doc 13, ’94—m

SUPPER.T’HERE will be an oyster supper given1 at the parsonage of the M E Church,at Cedar Point for the benefit of the pastor,>o Thursday December 27, 1894. if fair ifn*t on the first fair day thereafter. All arecordally invited.

By order ol Committee.Dec 13 id.

NOTICE.All persons indebted to me on medical

account or otherwise are requested to settlewith Mr. Joe Reeder, who is authorized tortviept for me. Any account unsettled bvthe Ist day of March. 1895, will be put inthe bands of an officer, without furthernotice after that date.

L. J. SUTTON, M. DDec 13. '95-m

ENTERTAINMENT.THERE will be an Entertainment,

Dance and Oyster Supper at the AcademyHal), Leonardtown, on

THURSDAY, December 20th, 1894.Doors open at 7:30 p in Admission. 50

cents; children half price. Sapper, 25 els.

Dr 13, ’94—2

SLIHOLOFF ft CO.’STOBACCO iJEU

FERTILIZERHum No Equal.

Ammonia, 10 to 11 per ct.

Available Phosphoric Acid, 44 to 5 “

Potash (K-2-O) 24 to 3 “

For sale by all Commission Merchants.SLINGLUFF & CO..

Nos. 148, 15*3,152 Equitable Building,Baltimore, Md.

Dec 13—3m,

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.We will give a Christmas Prescat

to every customer during next week.Come and get it.

A. A. LAWRENCE,Leonardtown, lid.

ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Hear; Wlagite, Tretsortr of the Board of School Commissioners

St Xiijr'iCounty. Sutemea; of Receipts and Disbursements for Public

School Parpen from July 31st 1893, to July 31st, 1891

DISBURSEMENTS.

11 Amount paid Teachers' Salaries,,/ white schools, $13,834 00'( Fuel, white schools 295 87

. Incidentals 91 33Lumber and repairs 491 57

[ Kent 44 00[ Building School houses 665 00

. Books and Stationery 688 041 j Stores sod Fnrnilure 187 09..Printing and Advertising 115 50

1 Postage 31 50j Insuran . and new policies.... 60 89

Incidentals for office 1 35. Books returned 417' Magistrate fee* 550

Teachers attending St. Teach•ers’ Association 30 00

Lot for school site Ist E D 15 00Writing deed for same 5 00Traveling expenses Examiner

oat ofcounty 50 00Per diem Commissioners 300 00Attention to text books and ac-

counts ; 200 001 Salary Secretary, Treasurer andI Examiner SOO 001 Teachers’ salaries. (colored1 schools.) 5,114 50

*' a ‘!l ““

... 168 20Incidentals •* “ 55 08Lumber and *•pairs ‘

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*4 jgRent (truing building scb >ol

No 2. sth election district) 1 75Stoves and furniture for name.. 124 30Lot lor school 25 00”

ruing deed fur same. 5 00BaihUng sch<v.l Ko. 2, sth K D.

(colored | 40(5 51Balance on hand July 31, 1894. 3.215 98

M Total $26,606 39

IILNK\ WINGATE, Treasurer.

RECEIPTS,

Balance on band July 3L1893, $4,0 59Amount from Slate Treasurer

Public choo! Tar ... 8,890 52Amount from State Treasurer

.Free School Pond 1,887 07

Academic Pand 400 00Collectors ofOooatj Tax"ale* of B-ok* 717 11Montgomery P<relnsurance... 405 54Toogert* OjMering Licenses

(white). 1,123 47Tungers’ (HBering Licensee

(colored) 1.423 70Sr*e Trwurer, appropriation

colored schools 5,250 05

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T”t*l 126.600 20

Not. 29—-3t. By order,

SLEEPY CORNERWIDE AWAKE!

Friends and Present Customers !

WE beg to ask of yon one little favor;tbat is to come and see us ft

GEBAT HILLS,if you need anything in the Mercantileline. We will give you goods lower thanany tariffrates. We will save you moneyevery time.

We are just from Baltimore with a fullline o

FALL and WINTER SUPPLIESand we mean Just what we say.

Now, all we ask of you is just give usone trial, and see for yourself.

Thanking you for past favors and hop-ing a continuance of the same.

Yours Respectfully,GEO. E. COMBS & CO.

Nov. 22 *94-tf

Jobusi’s SterCMS THE PLACE

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To buy Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, Salt,Nails, Hardware, -all kinds ofTin ware.

AU6 5 and 10c good*, teorth double.Notions, Hosiery, Shirts, all wool, at 50

per cent, less than last year.

Blankets. Buggy Blankets, Horse Blank-ets, Boots and Shoes, Cakes and Candies,

etc, etc.

When you want a STOVE to last a lifetime, call or send for a catalogue describing the world renowned EXCELSIORCOOK STO VBB. Landed free of freighton the wharf at Leouardtown.

Nov 29—4mt

S. Levinson,Watchmaker k Jeweler,

Leoaardfcown.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly re-paired at reasonable prices.

All work done in workmanlike manner.

Call at the Drug Store.Hrpkuknces :—Dr. A. Jack Spalding.

E B. Aliell, Charles Havdn, David LDawson. Wm. F. Oretnweli. jr., B. M.Abell, B. H. Camalier, F. N. Holmes.

Sept Id—tft

U NDERTAKING.HAVING located at Great Mills, Md.,

with a new HEARSE and a full shirkof COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES, etc , Iam prepared to serve funerals at the short-est notice and upon reasonable terms.

I am, also, prepared to build CARTS,W AGONS ana BUGGIES at the lowestprices.

Repairing, painting and trimming a spe-cialty. F. T. 8. PRICE.

June 7—tf,

SOUTHERN HURTUND

REAL ETATE AGENCY,•••• P. V, W., Vufel KIM, D. C.

OT WANTED FOR PURCHASERSSt. Mary’s county lands, desirably locatedand reasonable in price. Write me givingfull description and all particulars.

Q. H. CALVERT & CO.July 7~tfl

SwnSS —.

DUI O STORK,IEONAROTOWN,

You can buy all the Ingredients necessaryfor pickling, such asotmu thagar, WhiteCHmstanl, Celery Sssd.ftc. ,and are sure of securing the best quality at 1a reasonable price. ... I

iM Prescription* carefully and accu- -rately compounded—Dr. A. Jack Spald-iho giving his peraonal attention to thebusiness. ' - Aug 17—tf#

STOLEN.On thenlghtof October 25, out of my i

stable, two miles north of Park Hall, in the |Bth districtof St Mary’s county, Maryland,a small Sorrel Mare, 6 years old, ibiased face, white right front foot, scratcheson ihe left hip-joint and root of tail fromteeth of other horses. A liber*! rewardwill be paid f v information leading to herreeoverv. T. R. WINGROVE. 1Nov 22 94 mp Fithing Point. Md. <

UNDERTAKING..at

/COFFINS and CASKEST latest stylesalwasys on hand and furnished at

shortest notice and at lowest prices forrank.

THREE HEARSES.always at hand.

HORSESHOEING, SI.OO Cash.

In conjunction with my Blacksmith andWhbri.wriobtdepartment,! am preparedto build

CARTS.WAGONS,

BUGGIES, Ac

allow prices,

REPAIRING,PAINTING

and TRIMMINGa specialty*

J. A. BILLOW.Leonardtown, MdApril 21.87—tf

NOTICE.The Ladies Aid Society of Saint Mary’s

Parish, will hold a B;ir.ar and Supper, forthe benefit of -the Parish, at the Rectory.St. Mary’s City, on

Wedaeiday and Thursday evenings,December 12lh and 13th, from six to eleveno’clock.

Admission each evening ten cents. Sup-per 25 cents Ice cream, confections, &c.

The public are cordial!}' invited.Dec. 6.’94-1

public AuctionOF

Desirable Personal Property InBrittan’s Neck.

I will sell at public auction at my resi-dence, Rocky Point, near Howard’s wharf,on

THURSDAY, December 13, 1894,if fair, if not, the first fair day thereafter,the following desirable personal property :Household and Kitchen Furniture, all infirst class condition. Among the goodsare a Parlor Set, Bedroom Suits, CookStove and utensils. &c.

TERMS CASH.J PIPER,

Dec. 6—Up. Rocky Point.

DR. L ERNEST PAYNE,DBNTINT,

Obpkks bis professional services to thepeople of St. Mary’s county Dr. Paynewill be in bis office at Leonardtown alwaysexcept on the following days, when he willvisit other parts of the county.

St. Inigo’s, third Monday;Chaptico, fourth Wednesday;Milestown, third Thursday;Mecbanicsville, third Friday;Charlotte Hall, third Saturday j

of each month. 1 will visit parties at their Ihomes upon notification.

Sept 14, ’93—tf.

UNDBKTAKIN6.Situated one mile mand a-half from Great

Mills, on the road to

St George’s, with an elegant hearse and afull stock of coffins and caskets, we areprepared to serve funerals at the shortest Inotice and upon the most reasonable terms.All orders quickly and neatly attended to 1

LEWIS T. CLARKE A BRO..’

1April 96—ti{

Notice to Debtors.~,

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Because of my locs in the recent fire I Iam in pressing need of money. Parties jindebted to me on medical account will Iplease make immediate payment.

L. B. JOHNSON, M. D.Nov. 22. ’94—mp.

Notice To Debtors.ALL persons indebted to me on Medical A*, ic2SntJf,.u^. IMke Immediate payment. I amobliged to bare money.

MTHW LTNCH. K. n 'Oct is. V* California. MU.

guy Everythin QLION ABDTOWN.

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LAWRENCE'S NEW STOCK ATlowest city prices.

Dry Goods,Notions,

, Shoes,Furniture.

Tableware, Silverware, China and Glass-ware at low prices.1 r

I Palau. Oil., Varalah, WinMow Via.*.1

I Flair, Meal. Moat*. Lard. Flak. ate.

\ CANDIES. CAKES and FRUITS fresh1 by every steamer,

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- Largest, Finest and Cheapest variety of1 Stand, Sidt, Banquet and Hanging Lamps

ever offered in this section.

• Lamp Oil at 14 cents, or 5 gallons at 601 cents, and we sell only high grade safety

oil.1

1 HT Come in and see fur yoarself. It( will do you good.

A. A LAWRENCE.1 C. W. FOXWELL.AT THE NEW ATONE.

If'Tl7S S J1 s JJ N JfrJMBeadl Kent!! KendS

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BRING two empty sacks or a flour bar-rel to Gardiner’s Mill and have filled

with 196 lb. ol Hillsdale Patent Flour.made from mntud, choice wheat lor only

es*,so.Half barrel, ball price.

(Quarter ban el, quarter price.„

~ , „Think of it!

196 lbs. of choice Hour for $3 50; 98 tbs for$1.75, and 49 tbs. for H7), Same flour 2cents per pound.

Bran in abundance for sl6 per ton; 10bushel lots, $1 •~0; middlings, 30 cents perbushel.

AUBREY 8. GARDINER,

Sept 18—tf.Ne,rCh.pttc°.

MARYLAND and VIRGINIASteamboat (Jompuny,

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Steamer POTOMACCapt. W C Geogbegan.

On and after Tuesday, Sept. 11,1894, theSteamer Potomac,Capt. W.C. Geoghegan,will leave Pier 18. Light street wharf, Baltimtre, every Tuesday and Friday, at 6p.m , (weather permitting:)

On Tuesdays forMillers, Jones’, Brume's, Bacon's, Coan,

Bundick's, Cowart’s, Lewisetta, Kinsale,Lodge, Mundy’s. Point. Adams’, PineyPoint, Howard’s, Stone’s, Abell’s, Leon-ard town.

Returning, will leave Leonardtown onThursday, at 6 a. m , for Baltimore, Kinsaleat 12 m.. Own at 1:30 p. m., Bacon’s at 6p. m., making all of the above landings

Will leave Baltimore on Friday for all ofthe above Landings, and in addition:

Lancaster, Bash wood, Glymont, Alex-andria and Washington.

Will leave Washington on Sunday at 4p m , Leonardtown at 6 a. m., Monday;Kinsale, 12 m ; Coan, 1 50 p. m.; Bacon's, 6p. m , arriving in Baltimore early Tuesdayand Friday a. m.

Connecting on Wednesday, at 6 a. m., atLewisetta, with Steamer Sue, for the fol-lowing landings;

Barnes, Sandy Point, Nomini, Mt. Holly,Deep Poin t. Beale’s, Bush wood, Lancas-ter’s, Colonial Beach, Riverside, Liverpool,Glymont, Alexandria and Washington.

On Saturday for Barnes'. Sandy Point,Nomini, Mount Holly, Deep Point, Beall’s.Riverside, Liverpool, Colonial Beach.ALVIN KENNEDY,

Sept 13, General Agent.

MARYLANDand VIRGINIASTEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Steamer SUE,

Capt. J. A. Geoghegan.On and after MONDAY,Sept. 10, 1894,

the Steamer SUE will leave Washingtonfoot 7th Street on MONDAY andTUURSDA Y at 3 p m , Alexandria at 3.30 p. m ,

for the following landings on the PotomacRivet, (weather permitting),

Glymont, Liverpool Point, Riverside,Colonial Beach, Lancaster's, BuatiwoodNomini, Mt. Holly, Deep Point, Beal’s,’Howard’s, Stone's, Abells, Leonardtown,Piney Point, Adams’, Sandy Point, Kinsale’Mundy’s Point, Lodge. Miller’s, Coan!Bundick’s, Barnes’, Cowart’*, Lewisetta.

Returning, will leave (Lewisetta) at 6a.m. on WEDNESDAY and SUNDAYmaking all of the above landings, arrivingat Washington early Monday and Thurs-day a. m.

Manager.STEPHENSON ABBoJ Agent*,

_ Washington.,

F. A. REED & CO.. AgenU.Sept 13, ’94—tf Alexandria.

R. H. J. MAGILL 4 CO~Commission Merchant,

For (he Sale ofPoultry, Kggg, Fruits, Live Stock, IFish, Oysters, Hides, Furs, <tc.935 La. Avo. WASHINGTON,All bnsiness promptly attended to,

Nov 15, 94—y

lEI YORK RESTAORUT,OYSTER indCHOF HOOSE,

70* Mfe Mt. N. W., WASHINGTON.

If. H. J, Majfill,Novls 94—y

FOR THE LEGISLATURE.™

Messrs. Editors: Please announce throughyour paper Jaa T. M Ralbt as a canll-<Ute lor the Legislature and say that hewul be warmly supported by the Demo-cratic party, particularly of the

Eighth District

E Richard B. Tirrrrr & Bro .

Attorneys, Law Building,Baltimore, MJ.

, PUBLIC SALE—or—

VALUABLE PROPERTY'

—IS THE—-

r 7th Election Dietrict ofSt. Mary's Co.

BY virtue of a power of sale containedin a mortgag* from Demetrius Coode1 *od Cornelia L. Coode, bis wife dated

May 1894. and larded amSng SJLand Records of St Mary's county in Li-ber J. F. F., No. 8, folk. 168. the underi. win. tZ„V,bllc Auction the premise*, at

il ill-lop, on

. THURSDAY, December 27. 1894.. ; at 11 o clock, A M , all that trset ofground

; situated in the Tth Election District of Sti Mary s county, containing about

f 70 Acres of Land,

l and known a*

PART OF ST. OENARDS.r it being the part alloted to Cornelia 8..h,“ the real estate ofthe ate I. Jackson Allton. and more par-

'pCu

any dr*cribed in two deeds from J.F. Hall and wile to said Cornelia E Coode,

one date,! March 16th. 1885. and recordedinLiber J.FF, No. 8. folio* 102 and lU3and the other dated April 30th, 1885, and’recorded in Liber J. F F. No. 8. folio 156.one of the Land Records ofSi. Mary'senutrty. '

- property is well improved with a1 Morehouse, Mabie and other buildings’ wSSJJ?!?oS! , Jai,ed Ux,my of

ILKMBLABHup* *n ratification of saleA deposit of SSO will be required frompurchaser on day of sale.

! JAS. K. TIPPETT,' W. B Loan. Auctioneer

Dec 6,1894—taf

PIRATES; PENZANCE!, BEANDEST EXHIBITION OF THE DAY!

I HOW lIKI.No PHODITCI) AT

JONES BROS., Leonardtown Wharf,I hars* far A.I m

.

Theresulu ofth,. last cruise of these re-n.*wned corsairs captured from all the mer-chantmen of the world at the lowest costalth ? f‘wt reasonable fig-

SSt CODH,Bt,n K ol a full asaort-

-BHOES, HATS, DRY BOOBS.SHIRTS, DRAWERS,

COIURS. TIES.PANTS and VEBl>,

TABLE LINEN, BED SPREADS.LADIES’ HOSE, GENTS- HALF HOSEfine assortment, and at low figures.

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haye in shck a dne assortment cf( 1 OiViS WT/1 vr Uf I rI rj

*id a fine grade ofWHISHT, WIRE. AHfD ,*.

Also,

Sugars, Syrups, Teas, Cof-foo, Spices, &c,

f"" ',,,K'k (>t, MKAL,PROVISION#, etc.

OTWe invite the public and all o Ur oldcustomers to come and see the Pirates at

; kEONAEDTOWNWHAEFJune 14

F. Oscar MorganExtends a special invitation to his manymends and customers to visit his STOREand examine his large stock offashionable

GOODS.I mean to sell and shall always keenw fm he people want at the people's prices,it will be my aim to give my patrons everydollar ~ worth every time and if there tivirtue m good g-**ds at low prices I meant<* be 1 hk trroK* of Leonardtown.

DOMESTICS.In this department I arn low priced Call

Ca?toJi m,S nV*nCy Oinh2i,

GROCERIESfmaM IrWlh

i.*“'l chca l'- Call and make anmall purchase and I know that you willbecome a permanent customer.

SHOES and HATS .

My new styles arc in, and prices lowermen jST' My

,

BU)ck wilS P*W youngmen, old men and bays. 3 K

Ready-Made Clothing.For meai, youths' and boys' wear I‘vJr is® ch **Pc*t DfJ nobbiest line

clfi*Kb T n ln my store 1 Hrn emphaticaLy headquarters for this tradeF- OSCAR MOR6AN-,

Uoiarfci, Id.Cct 557, 1887—tl]

ST. MART’ ACADEMYLeonardtown. Md.,

UNOKB CHAKOK OF TUM .

SiMtersofCharltyOF

NAZARETH, KENTUCKY.The course of Studies includes ChristianDrjctnne, Heading, Wriiing, Arithmetic.Bt>>k-keepmg, Algebra, Geometry. Eng*

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