Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20
sT. INIGo's ITEMS.

from Oaf fIfgdtdf Correspondent
The Government has erected a
new wharf at Point Lookout, and
made other changes there.
The Summer resort on Smith s
Creek, +. v. Dunbar, proprietor,
has considerable number Of board
ers, all from Washington, D. G.
Boating, bathing, dances, straw
rides, etc, make up the amusement.
we are not personally cognizant Of
the progress being made ut the two
canneries, but reliable data war
rants the assertion that laborers are
satisfied. The calYaeries are large
and we'll constructed and the phrase
ology formerly used by US bears us
out that the expenses are significant.
The superintendent are thorough
ly qualified for the business.
Farmers keep actively engaged
and their corn and tobacco are pros
porous. Laborers are punctually
paid.
Thou shalt not muzzle the OK that
treadeth outthe corn. And, thelabor-
or is worthy ofhis hire, Is Bibletoah-
ing. The officer Of Caudace, queen
of the Ethiopians, could not puzzle
himself over the sentences mention.
ed They are easily understoodand
are significant Of meaning withal.
The scantiness Of correct informa-
tion debars as from giving the def
mite amount that was realized atthe
entertainment which came off at the
Villa. Suffice it there was a large
crowd and money was used freely
Fiends were present and their ma
lignant spirits were made manifest,
as new harness was badly cut and
q lap robe stolen.
Much fruit peaches, plums. APP.
pies, etc. Trees have borne oxu-
berantly tho current year,
An occasional beautiful night, and
as we look at the worlds revolving
upon their axes and essay to meas
ure their respective distances from
earth, our mind faints, after the nat
ural power OF fight, without, in
truth, having crossed the threshold.
A number OF young men, Howard
D. Brownly, Chas Combs, Bernard
Cullison. Willie Gray, Irwin Evans,
w. Lee Clarke, Calvert Foxwell, all
of the district, bearing in mind that
history sparkles with instances Of
mon beginning their career under
adverse influences and making their
way to the most eminent positions
OF power, etc, are seeking their for.
tunes, etc, In different sections OF
the country. They may be set upon
being rich and we trust that they
may not easily fall in the hour OF
temptation and who is not tempted
at times to do evil2 The devil is ac-
tive and many are the snares secret
ly set for souls. We would advise
young men, especially those Of de-
fective memory, to wear a plain gold
or silver ring so that whenever they
are tempted to step from the path OF
holiness right doing they may
look upon it and stop to think as the
children Of Israel looked upon the
ribbon Of blue, which caused them
to remember the commandments.
Cool nights prevail just now.
We notice that Philip Trossback
and Fl, F. Abel occasionally make
consignments Of fine Jersey and
Holstein calves.
Carpenter Cecil has completed the
dwelling for Captain West, and he
win soon commence the erection Of a
large hotel near the mouth OF Smiths
Greek for Thee T. West. The build
ing will contain sixty 600 large, airy
rooms and will cost about IS 900.
The first load Of lumber from Nor
folk, Va, has been landed at the
site, and saw mill will be moved to
Mr.. WIS woods in a few days to do
the saving. Progress ! aye, that is
the word, that Is stirring men to &C.
tion in st. Inigo's district.
Some sickness and infrequentIynn
infant strikes its golden harp in
paradise. OF such is the kingdom
heaven. AzzANA.
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