Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-06-18

News Axp OrnEa IrExs.-From con-
versatioo With planters FROM many sections
Of our county. We feel authorised to state.
that an average yield Of wheat 10 scarcely
practicable upoe present prospects. Be-
sides the rust peril. al oat which much
anxiety is generally felt. the wheat bars ore
said 70 indicate - indifferent promise Of
. good turnout. The timely rain Of We'd
uesdsy morning vill enable tobacco plant
ers, Who are fortunate enough to have .
plant suficiency, to pitch the balance Of their
crops. We have heard much complain.
OF the ground worm in tobacco and the
cut worm in corn. 1.-THE tobacco plant
famine in our county is not exaggerated.
half . crop 10 the most that We can nov res
sonably hope to sec planted. Many heavy
planters are entirely without plants or .
prospect Of them.
We had the pleasure on Tuesday last Of
shaking BY the hand our old friend. Col.
b. A. Jsmison. Who 10 on flying visi.
to our county. The Colonel Is in a1mi-
rsble keeping and 10 the same genial and
eompanionable gentleman vs have always
found him. A. Col. Jamisou is under
stood to be IN aspirant tor congressional
hooors. bis presence here naturally sus-
gesss politics. and politics suggest that .
call for organization from the Central
Committee Of the Dsuosrssie party Of our
county 10 about due. "On 70 brave"
etc.. etc. Bye-ths-bys. thinking Of poll
tics and congressional matters reminds rs
to ask. are not our eotenporariss as faul,
in colloeating Hon. Frederick Stone. Of
Charles. lion whilom Of democratic Ju-
dab. With republican candidates for Con-
gressi
Our young frissds ofthe Clyt. Ofics.
We are pleased 10 notice. have been bust
y exercising themselves day or two past
BY pspering the dingy walls Of their saae-
ts". repaintiug book cases. window frames.
wash-boards. etc.. and generally resova-
ting their venerable habitatioo. All Who
have Inspected the work pronounce the a.
lists . success and highly commend their
improveuenss.
We are authorised 10 auaounee that
there viii Be- meeting in our village Of
tho Teacher Association for this district
on Saturday sext. the 2Oth. instant. A
punetoal attendance Of members 10 desira-
BE.
The sssentios Of our readers 10 called 10
the sdvertiseaent Of Mr.. J. T. Wsnpler.
Picture Artist. to b seen elsewhere. Mr..
waupler has been the rssipisst Of . large
patronage since he has been soosgss 70
and has had the good fort.se thss fsr to
please I'll somers. He rcnaiss bet short
time logger in The sosaty. Give hi. .
call.
The remarkable rise In The price Of
eo6ee II the lace Of the abolition Of the
tariff 90 that article nov tsrns cot 70 have
bees the result Of . vast speculative Con-
b;sasiou. having il ecstrs IN Rosserdsn.
Antwerp and Hsrbury. From ,hess o.
ties The most slsbss.ss md insesioss eal.
salasioss we're sirssIsssd. alleging short
crops ssd issrsssed sesss.ptios. Msas-
While he ring ksps % bsyisg ssd hold
Ing sor high prices. Lsas reports are 10
The eGsss thss coo. 600 bsss sss ssstsd q
Aesvssp. With mere 70 arrive. asa hat
IL yield evssyvhss Ne prsssst pear win
Be- esorsoss. Most Il he spseslasors
ass alrsssy rsissa. having sa.ksd thsir
entire capital % Ne risk. Tie shsssss
ars sev thas fse hog tias h he f.
tsss soGss 60 - satsiesl q reasssabis
prices.