Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-07-28
ST. INIGO's ITEMS.

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COpi0us showers frequently greet
this section. All nature rejoices.
Flowers exhale sweet odors; the
foliage of trees is, as it were, soaked
in light which increases their beauty
insects chirp forth their joy birds
enliyen their environments by their
sweet harmony and fields of waving
corn bright and green as the emer-
aid grass OF the meadows cheers the
hearts Offarmers. Noexaggeration.
Falsehood sets ones invention upon
the rack. 1t is difficult to manage,
and its specious pretences will ulti-
mately be stripped of its colors, dis
closing it's deformjty before men and
angels. Truth, on the contrary, al
ways lies uppermost, and commends
US TO every man s conscience. Il is
the inermost part of God.
Wells and springs afford water,
sYeet and crystalline for man and
beast. Greatfulness is enthroned in
all hearts.
Fiddlers are reaping q harvest of
dimes and quarters, and delight is
mirrored in the faces of young men
and women. Dances occasionally
take place in different localities.
The entertainment which took
place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Grissinger, Tall Pine, a
few nights ago was largely attended.
.All enjoyed themselves and express
ed the wish to soon meet again in
pleasant mazes of the dance. The
names of those who were present
follow: Misses Annie, Maggie and
Nellie Mayhew. Mary Benzinger,
Agnes Burns, Effie, Emma, Julia and
Cora Wood. Lena and Josie Tross-
back, Maud and Marie Cameron,
Rachel Hammett, Agnes and Hattie
Norris, Orabel Moore, Mamie and
Willie Cullison, Eva and Alice While.
Mesdames III. L. Abel, ]. L. Smith,
Thomas Trossbach, Thomas Dam
eron, G. Kreuter, Stephen Bean.
Messrs. G. w. Drury, E. Cullison,
S. Bean, J. r. Clark, ]. F., ]. D,
and Joseph Dunbar, G. Raley, /.
Jarboe, G. Wood, A. and S. Hammett,
T. Richardson, C. Foxwell, A. and
B. Hammett, W. Pembroke, FL. Yeat-
man, ]. Biscoe, G. d. Evans, A. and
A. Hammett, A. Abel, c. Moore, S.
Dameron, G. While, T. Stanhice, N.
Uncle, c. and R. Drury, L. Thomp-
son, G. Grienn. B. Ridgell.
Widowers and bachelors vie with
one another giving the ladies straw
rides. "Oh. we are delighted with
this section of the county, and the
hospitality OF the citizens cannot be
excelled, said several city ladies'
recently. As the writer had no
flowers of rhetoric with which to
ply, he thanked the flowers OF love-
illness for their complimentary ex.
preston.
Beautiful sunsets are frequently
seen. Oh, Look What feeling
of ecstacyl The Sun is declining in
all its magnificence of blazing glory.
Seel The symbol of man s salvation
on st. Michael's church is gorge
ously gilded by its glittering rays.
Oh, the beautiful cross seems to ex-
ist in aerial region, mysteriously
suspended upon nothing. reminding
us of the one that Constantine, the
Great, saw in AID, 312. Happy
moment for the believers in Chris
tianity when the cross adorned the
diadem Of the Casarsi
Mr.. James L. langley, of Balti-
more, is visiting relatives in the
downtown Section. He is S5 years
old and is asprightly old gentleman.
His grandson Howard Dunbar
Brownley is chief stenographer on
the u. S. S. Wilmington now in
Oriental waters.
Farmers are shipping wheat by
the Weems Line. Fair yields are
realized. Slight fogs infrequently
occur. Fogs have from all time been
the terror of mariners.
The majority of citizens attend
church punctually. The church is q
solemn place. The world recedes.
eternity opens, and every Soul may
commune with God and decide for a
glorious immortality.
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