Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-09

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bseakiss sp ssd prspasiae hia, lasas 10
planting ssss. He ssia that ~ yssr 4
planted his corn the last Of JsSe. ssd sh.,
the yield Vas very large. add be had
come 70 the eoselssion that the last ol
June Vas The time to plant. Issppose he
plants the potato breed, - Il Is said to b
very prolific.
St. Clements Bay Is very driving 1t
tie village and good place Ios business.
Lloyd is making good many improves
meets and doing On extensive besihess.
Ovens L Way are turning out vehicles
rapidly. and their work gives geseral sat-
isfaction. i-.s 1a. ia 81
They say that the mills Of the gods
grind slowly. But I Know that friend
Dillabays eriss Mill kegs eosss.sily tsrn-
Ing. and eostieues to feed . great nan.
Der Of hungry mosths.
Then little further On We End our Old
friend. sbe Captain. vho Is doing . very
thriving and lseEstive business. and thessh
not drinking mah. be displays his good
taste in sse selection 81 his various liquors.
for be keeps no,bioG bot the bcs. brands.
aud whenever hia fricsds call to see him
he sever allows them to 20 away thirsty.
..Old Joe" also has his share of,he trade.
and he is always prepared 70 accommodate
his friends in the way Of li,sle souse-
ment. .-1e ''rs i",' ( g .-'-.. .
"HiH Top"i II the place for enjoyment.
There you will always end something new
in the way Of amusement; or. should yen
prefer II, you CO. get drink Of deliciunr
tl.ekberry OF gisss Of the coolest spring
water. both Of which good supply is KEEP.
constantly on hand. Since the warm
weather -eommenecd- they -hare ssappsd
playing Five cent hog and l.upsiug "a
Co.'S and Instituted new. and interesting
game they eall ''lesp frog. !" .wh;sh 10 very
.nss;as. aud they oil seeu 70 enjoy h
very much. The landlord has IN inves-
i've genius tsr foding ost s.d planning
new games for the ansssneas Of his f'iesda
asd customers. .s.-' - .e''T -
I took . trip GU. 10 tie 'B.ekvoods"'
a few d.y. ego and found everything look
ing thriving and veil. With ane psss-
pees sor - abundant crop. Every ose
looked healthy. ssd pesec and quiet pre-
v.iIed throsshost the place. iossd
that . great revolusios bed takes plsp 10
The political sentiments q that ncigh6er.
hood. They say ,hs. they want no mort
wishy. Vastly Or conservative democrats,
but one Of the old Simon pure. They vant
the one to be their standard bearer 10 The
coming contest who 90 uobly and bravely
fought the battles Of democracy 10 the
Halls Of Congress amidst the strife and
storm Of revolution. when the last word
uttered in defence Of the struggling South
Was considered treason. the ono who bold :
ly denounced the party then 10 power cor
their acts Of tyranny. oppression and bar
barity. and stood up braveIy 10 defence Of
outraged and suffering humanity.
One gentleman told me that he was in
R;chmood 1t the time that Mr.. Harris
made the spseoh in which he used shese
words. '.You have not conquered the
South yet. and Ged Almighty grant that
~ never may" When these words were
read there they caused the widest excite.
ment, every one was asking who vas
Harris. add be said that he told them tba,
he Vas nice gentleman from St. Mary's
county. IN honest politician. . eooscicn-
tious democrat aud . true patriot. He
said that though the prayer vas not an.
swcred. yet the memory Of those noble
sentiments sill fingered in the hearts ol
bic constituents. end he thought the time
had nov come when We should reward
him for his honest aud stcadfast devotion
70 the cause Of liberty and deseerasy. and
he thanked God that be should have the
pleasure Of voting for him for Congress
this Fall. &c.,. "
.- .t. ''.Ho1 Box.
The American Farmer for July is at hand.
Every branch Of Farm Life ID treased but spe-
eial attention 10 given to the staple crops and to
the manures bo,h natursi and artificial suited