Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-05

50 Park Hall, and Dir. Edward Mayo
has taken the sub-contraet- Dir. smiti
wss very punctual In delivering mails
and no doubt the new contractor vii
discharge his duty also IN . pancfual way
Blacksmiths ara active despite the hol
weather. and we notice that the vilIag,
Mill. Forestei. Esqr.. owner-gives |
good quality OF meal.
Much poultry Is being shipped and
Messrs. William +. Mason & Compan,
and Aaron Lewis & Son get good prices
per pound. They are punctual II fheil
returns, &C. RI
Roads are In zip cop condition and bi.
cyclers find no obstacles In their way
Merchants Seemingly are tolerably busy
at times. They sell reasonabiy cheap
and their merchandise gives satisfaction
as to both price and quality. I
Woa, gee. NE hear the expressions
Pray. friend, would you be so very kind
TO inform us from what source they
originate ffai hal IN declare. Why,
It's IN employee laying by Mr.. John
Forrestels corn ana he uses the colo.
quail expressions 30 urge his horse 70 do
right. etc. Well, really We could not see
either man or horse as the corn il 40
high and the blades are sothick--a min
iature Kansas growth Of the<aluAble
cereal to be sure.g
Few fish are being caught now. kng-
lsrs frequently get impatient and not in
frequently poor disappointed one, So
iiloquizes thus III had gone 70 'Moore's
Rock I'd done better and pleased the
old woman (wifel on my return by pre-
senting her With . basketful OF front and
rock. Alas Well, it's no use % grieye !:
l must be satisfied with few cells, etc.
Seeding, did ron sayi All am use
to being scorched by that unruly MEM
Der of hers. Bo-hoi Be-hei o my I Poor
man We pity him; for scolding wife
and whining baby are enough to make
husband a non compos mentis, to say
the least. Ghsf18sT
Some whiskey drinking to excess and
drunkenness Of course ensues. No cause
can oct in direct hostility 70 itself, and
consequently, 1t can never produce con-
trary effects. sgiE .egfae
There has been an abundance of cher
ries and judging from appearances, rasp-
ies,'huckleberries, blackberries, ETC.,
will be plentiful in season,
A few summer boarders have put In
an appearance. A number OF, priests
and scholastics arrived at the Villa, 3Oth
uitirno. Some Of the latter are experts
in gymnastic exercises, and they know
how 70 ride . wheel. g. So. ee. a..
Apples, baked and otherwise cooked,
are being used. Trees are full and there
win be peaches and grapes in abundance.
To appreciate these blessings Ii the duty
OF Intelligent creatures. Man is not
wholly material. Is there not . prin-
ciple within him that displays inteili-
gence and is il not this principle that
causes him TO be grateful. |. e., where
there is nothing radically wrong with
his mind? rs41fs s.iszyfs
Politicians, a-h-e-mi Really. ne are
not prepared 70 say Of any of them
what Talleyrand contemptuously styled
Mettervich. No, we certainly cannot
think-bear the idea-that any right
thinking man who realizes the fact
that he 10 man who. is Q follower of
Him who by His gospel has brought both
life and Immortality to light-would
alter his aims and means every moment.
Richard Moore, Esqr., Of Smiths
Greek, died recently. He was great
sufferer and we trust that his immortal
part rests in peace The democratic
party of the district has lost one who
continually acted under the impulsions
of the principles of democracy; asd it
seemed to Us that every.power and quail
ity which we could discover In him uni
ferssly eyineed this truth. .Es
Mr.. Lewis Z. Tennison, census cnum-
orator, has asked for an extension Of
time. He has teen unable to accom-
plish the enumeration OF his district In
consequences of sickness.
Man possesses knowledge, we are
member Of the Adamic family; there
fore. we possess some knowledge--and
OF course we must have capacity suited
thereto. In possessing even q modicum
of knowledge-the brain being properly
balanced-Ee know, L e., our knowledge
teaches US TO be grateful for favors, etc. |
win the kind friends who sent us fow-
ers, papers and books accept our thanks
with wishes that they may SO live that
whenever the summons of death comes
to them their souls may ascend to the
regions whore neither intellectual super
fluffy NOR intellectual imperfection can
find an abode. 100 - f4ltfsiisgs
Messrs. Robrecht Brothers, of st.
Georges Island, have finished painting
81 ,Michael's Church.. The work Is well |
done. isg "a - SaR d u irsi - &,
= We have been reliably informed that
Messrs. J.. G. n. Lilburn and Bu-ch
Brothers. of st. Inigo's post Office, aver |
aged between twenty and thirty bushels |
Of wheat per acre. The last mentioned |
gentlemen realized seventy-five bashels
from one acre and not quite half an acre. |
Beat this somebody. win you, pleasels |
JaFt II sAzzArA
Large stock OF spring and summer
goods, In every line, Just received ct r. O. |
Mcrgan's. Ready-made clothing, made |
10 order shoes and hats speciality.