Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-21
Saint Inigo's Items.

u EtdSOudOly lubuiC blluV WhNH NOlli-
munication between Tall Pine and
the cities and Baltimore and Wash
ington will be a reality. The &C
tions of the men who have charge Of
the road are strong presumptive ev-
idence that business and not delu-
siveness is their aim.
Whenever we take asurvey of our
surroundings covering every point
of the compass we are comparative
ly unembarrassed with any obsta-
cles which can forbid our belief that
extraordinary large yields of corn
will be realized.
True, the color and size of objects
is, to a limited extent, affected by
changes in the physical condition
of the eye, Thanks we are capable
of seeing differences of color, etc.
as they are in reality. IL
Mr.. Paul Evans and family, OF
Washington, are visiting relatives
of the district, and Mr.. Ford Yates,
of Baltimore, son of the senior Ed
tor of the BEACON, after spending
several days very pleasantly with
friends at Miller's wharf, returned
home per steamer Calvert recently.
Miss Mamie Smith, of Washing
ton, is visiting Misses Massie and
Pearl Clarke, "Whippoorwill, and
Miss Sadie Robrecht, Of ST George 5
Island, is visiting Miss Josie Raley,
of st. Jerome Neck.
We are panied to note that the
wrongful taking and carrying away
of 30 chickens, one gobbler and Il
fine shoat, the property Of W. r.
Pembroke, was recently accomplish
ed by expert thieves a few nights
ago. We suppose ~ snatch dia-
mond from lady S ear, which is in
stantly dropped in among the curls
of her hair, is q sufficient asporta.
ton or carrying away, i. O., lar
ceny.
Rumor says that widowers are ac
tive and that mortgages are no
obstacles 10 them. Obvious facts
are accepted without controversy
and their mottois yergivcup
Animals whose dcutition is caicu.
lated for a mixed diet and whose
characteristic is craltness are said
TO be scarce Mcssrs. Lilburu, Ora
son, Pembroke, Raley and Company,
however, will have some sport in
season hunting them as they have
good dogs which seldom tail 10 start
a trail and follow It toa finish Harcs
are plentiful and are tolcrably tame
withal A number Of them after
their conccalment during the day
venture forth TO feed and play among
the chickens OF Blue Gull Thanks
there are no greyhouuds kept here
about as in Europe TO hunt them
There was Mass at ST. Michael S
18th instant. How beautifully Faith
or lyman speaks OF Heaven "a, "a
plncc. where dwells the Lord oi
righteousness, the King in his beau.
ty displayed lis beauty Of hottest
love; in the eternal sunshine OF
whose countenance bnsk and exull
the host that worship at His feet
Cool nights aud fires are comfort
able.
Misses Annie, Title and Marie
Goldback and Miss Elizabeth III
Vier, OF Baltimore, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Trossback, and
Mrs. Lizzie Buckler, Of Washington
is visiting relatives hereabout
Mr. Clyde Raley and wife, Of Bal
timore, are visiting Mr. Mrs Geo
w Drury, and Mrs Jackson and
children, Of the same city, are Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, OF Tx
Trappe.
Fine bceves are frequently ship
ped from Miller's wharf, and fail
figures, net, are realized by con
signors.
Mr.. Oscar Hanmett and wife, o.
Washington, are visiting Mr. anc
Mrs. Hugh Smith.
Fine peaches have bee1 Shipped
by different persons The best quail
ity Of this fruit has been shipped
from Jutland.
A few cartridges are occasionally
seen and the peculiar shrill Bot
White" is not an unpleasant note.
We have essayed togive the news
keeping in mind the phrase to forge,
knowing, as Stiedenroth has Il
Forgetting admits OF several de
grees, or Stadia.
AZZANA.
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