Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-07-13

corn and tohacro- ~. what large po-
satoes. How 6nely favored. Indulgent
naturs Offers 20 man I'll her beauties AID
they are mo1t besutIful. II least to ~
when new born day fast wakes the dear
sweet songsters Of the woods and the
glittering rays Of the sun giIds the clns-
tering foliage Of lofty elms and msjes-
tic oaks. On. sirs. how verv thankful
should We Be for the blessings bestowed
By the great Maker and Preserver-
aHim who doesh all things we'll" There
Is no need Of sxaggcration-of any PEN
ny a-line news, or u any sensational
ism. No. Wen just pen plain words.
having truth per Sc for its basis. Our
ministers are doing : heavenly work,
and there are men and women who take
their advice-who like the good Tobias
when ne saw his feIlow-men around him
docking 90 the golden calves set up By
Jsroboam, separated himself and wen:
up alone 20 the temple Of Jerusalem 10 .
make offerings there 20 God. according
20 the Law Of Moses. Now, we infer
where these marks Of true zeal appear,
IL cannot be questioned but the heart IL
sincere.
Although schools are closed for short
time Il pleases ~ TO see some pupils fol-
lowing the adviceof friends not to wholly
lay their books aside anti the commence
meat Of the scholast5r year. The few
to whom We allude desire to enjoy the
Qualifications their intellectual wealth
affords. They are willing 20 labor for
the prize. A and b, two little boys, ar
gued recently relative TO the sinking of
Q piummet 20 great depth. A con-
tended that the density Of the water at
the bottom Of the ocean II sufficient
cause TO hinder plummet from touch
ing the same. B was Of the opinion that
q weight sufficiently heavy could be at
tached 20 the line to overcome the dem
sity, |. e., too heavy TO be stopped by the
increase Of the waters density. Their
arguments shows conclusively that we
have boys Down here who stop mo-
ment to think-that they do not rely
solely upon what Is taught them In the
text-hooks or advocated BY teachers. Il
u reasonably certain II we could keep
boys IN the indispensable condition of
possessing sound mind In o sound body
no trouble would occur In keeping them
20 the duties OF application and indus
try.
Attend TO your harps, celestial hosts,
for another jewel has been added the |
great God-Man's diadem. The young
est child of Mr.. Clarence Taylor died
recently.
Threshing wheat Is over and despite |
the hsart-burnings Of farmers fairly good |
yields have been realized. The maxi
mum figures realized for calves recently
sold by Messrs. Aaron Lewis and SON
are $i1.s5 net, and none lower than
ESQ.
Refreshing showers visited the dis
trict few days ago. We entertain the
opinion that reporter should not be
partial, l. g., he should do full justsce to
each and all. II IL fact patent to the
careful observer that quite contest be-
tween the wilkinson and the Abel and
Ching factions Ii going on in the dis.
trict. A number Of voters of st. Mary's
City section and of the lower section of
Lowentown, l. O., below the Pine, favor
the nomination Of Mr.. James Hall as a
candidate for County Commissioner,
while the voters of other sections advo-
cate the candidacy Of Mr.. James A. Ten
nison for said position. Both gentle
men are good citizens. They are lions
in battle and time viii prove which fac
ton il the stronger.
There was Mass at S.. Ignatius' Church
9th instant. Evil-speaking. etc., receiv-
ed severe rebuke from the lips of the
Rev. Father. True, how opposite il
SANDER and profane swearing to practi-
cal religion, which consists In doing rs
we would Be done by.
Merchants and millers are cheerful.
The former are doing good work. They
sell collars which are guaranteed TO have
the soft "anti-sweatn button holes, and
the latter saw planks Of uniform thick
ness. etc, and give fine meal. which helps
wonderfully in the good cause of keep
ing patrons from intcriarding their
speech with oaths, etc.
Lock- Oh, what beautiful hats. We
viii say In few words to the heads of
families should ven desire up to-date
styles of. hats for your wives and daugh-
tiers, 90 20 Mrs. A. 8. Benville's store
and you will be suited. Prices to suit
the times. Mrs. B. and her polite clerk
her niece-Miss Annie Williams, will
be pleased to see you, and should they
be absent, friend Lawrence will greet
You with smile aud sell you bargains.
With love Of the beautiful which
has blossomed like the everlasting flow
err throughout her life, Mrs. Harriet b.
Langley continues TO cultivate the choi-
cest beauties of Flora. When the sun
illumines her garden with his purest ra-
dance, when the flowers exhale their
sweetest oders. What an enchanting
sight. Butterflies Of kaleidoscope colors
are busily engaged sipping the nectar Of
moss. tea, white and double-red roses,
pinks. violets. dahlias. daisies, lilies, ETC.,
and pretty birds are among the spread
Ing boughs Of ornamental trees. delight
ing al by their mellifiuous harmony.
Out Of the hurry Of the world, and
sunk into calm reflection, we are In cir-