Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-06-29


EeKs, news but mach Of Il i spoery-
phal. 4 correspondent who essays %
write facts avoids the pracsice Of eener-
alizing from individual instances.
DR.. Lewis Tippest soyed tea busheIs
OF wheat and realized 40 bushels. Cor
rect Information received sets aside ths
idea OF weaving yarns about me yield oil
wheat generally throughout the district
and Che rapid growth Of tobacco. The
spirits Of farmers are buoyant ne plus
ultra The powers Of memory, percep-
tio8zetc.. ifexercised. mus Be interpen<
ssrs<5d b fought. To d otherwise Z
10 commit the eEfor Of simple stupidity.
Farmers put their ground in appIe-pie
order for sowing and planting. They
always follow the familiar saying. Of
Huhas's well begun Is half DONE"
Miss Flora Forrest, Of Washington. .
visitiag friends a lie Pine.
How forcible isths example Of parents
and teachers. It's silence Is language;
its intlmaiion. percept its viii, authori-
~, especially In the more ductile parts
Of childhood and youth. Children gen.
orally ofthis seetioa are obedienf and
the majority attend Sunday school.
Politicians are active. We know some
thing Of their public life Let rs throw
4 vail over their private life and hide it
zrom the world haEa -
: Gardens ere excellent and truckers
tell ~ that with timely rains they in-
duIge the hope Of realizing fair yields Of
tomatoes, potatoes, etc.
A number Of citizens Of the Pine and
vicinities attended the commencement
at st. Mary's Seminary, 2ist, instant.
The art department-the world TO speak
so, which allows rs to forget the ugli-
mess On OF the real world-was viewed
by many visitors, and the lovers of mu-
sic were delighted. Their attention was
held captive and diverted 1t for while
from the prosaic and narrow world. The
literary astainments Of pupils were IA
vorsbly commented upon by competent
judges. There y an excellent library
attached 20 the institution and . num-
Der Of the pupils are omniyorous read
ers, and aome Of them have very retens
tive memories. The Principal and
teachers merit much praise. Is
Timely and gentle showers through
out district. III ,4u.s. ~
The public schools closed here on 18th
instant. Miss Daisy. Abel, teacher of
the Pine school, did all that she could
to make the closing day pleasant TO the
little ones and laughter and gaiety
sparkled in their eyes, and mirth played
on their cheeks. Il - a.
Mr.. Stephen @. Goodrich has sold his
farm, called Loretta Cottage" to DR..
Lewis Tippett for s17oO, and he intends
moving to Jarboesville vicinity some
times during the current year. Farms
are changing hands and new faces greet
one at every Xroads.a Adams offspring
has spread itself over the earth, and we
note that q large majority have to eat
their bread by the sweat Of their brows.
Such IL the will of heaven.
As Mr.. Alexander Beal, wife and two
daughters were on their way. to attend
the commencement at Sc. MAry's semi-
nary, 2ist instant, bis horses became
frightened at = moving machine, which
was being used by Mr.. Harry Clarke and,
backing the dayton into deep ditch.
upset Il. As presence Of mind Is essen
tial In such cases the occupants fortu-
nately escaped being injured--perhaps
fseriously-by jumping out. Assistance
was kindly rendered-the vehicle up
righted, the top adjusted, the family
seated, and soon their presence was cor
daily greeted by expectant friends Of
the Seminary.
Monday 7 p. M. reliable reports con-
firm our previous assertion that two
thirds of wheat crop would be realized.
Hs 50. AzzANA.