Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-29
ST. INIGo's ITEMS.

from ON Regular Correspondent
| Flowers laden with delicious odor
greet the eye and delight the sense
Of smell.
So far as we know there are no
anomalies ii human nature in st.
Inigo's district, consequently evolu-
tlOn effects them as other men. No
Norman elders pass this way L0gis
cally, and as consequence mono
gamy is reconcilable to the idea of
the marriage covenant as practiced
and reyered by the believers in reve-
lation. Is Il not a protection against
| the inroads OF an Asiatic vice POLY
gamy 2 Not 10 our day and time but
when men of Christ-like spirit will
rule in the congress oil the nation.
M0rmonism will be exterminated
advocates of the abomihable doctrine
will come to understand their error
and not by force yield to the laws Of
! the nation.
There are no idlers hereabout.
Business work has q wonderfully
energizing effect upon all classes of
men.
Heavy rains frequently visit this
section, and corn and tobacco are.
growing rapidly. The hue OF the
same is healthy. ASpanish proverb
says, there is no lock, but golden
key will open it.n Farmers, by the
golden key Of industry, unlock the
soil and what is sterile they enrich
BY toll and the blessings Of heaven,
their granaries are filed and thank
fulnessin all the humblenesso OF their
hearts ascends in daily prisons to Him
who doeth all things well.
No automobiles are seen on our
good roads about st. Inigo's post
Office and the village Of Tall Pine.
Would that we had Watts TO help
us out 10 this special field OF auto
anobilism to instruct us how 10
properly use iiquiEied carbonic acid
Is motive power of the future inn
Eyed horseless vehicles.
H nmmer borders occasionally ma
alize. How they like to listen TO
mysterious, rhythmic babble Of
raves.
Q late corn has recently been
II Of tho yellow variety Citi-
Keat county, Md, inform us
his variety Of corn lis principal
ised. Ii is fed altogether 70
IS, hogs and poultry.
Us pleasing to note that our en-
rising citizen w. +. Powell. Esqr,
dye, is bestirring himself Ia be-
~ getting daily communication
seen Miller s, Grason 8, Bronze i
III other wharves by having o line
~ steamers TO ply between said
wharves aud Crisfeld, Md. There
will be wharf at Cornfeld Harbor,
and after the steamers make their
daily calls they will make several
wharves on the Virginia side. The
object Of the undertaking Is TO have
a direct outlet 70 the great markets
OF Philadelphia, New York, etc. II
is o fact not 10 be successfully gefut-
ed that better prices are realized for
oysters and farm and truck products
10 the markets named than In Balti.
more. Should the line be establish.
ed, consignors would realize direct
and advanced prices for their con-
signmenfs. The present situation
is embarrassing the commission
merchants Of Baltimore enjoying o
monopoly.
Edith, o twelve year old daughter
Of James Bennett, colored. while
Grabbing near Miiler's wharf 23rd
instant fell of the head Of the slSis
upon which she was standing aud
was drowned. Mr.. Edmund Ham.
nett recovered the body before IL
was disHgured by crabs.
Yields OF wheat win be reported
later on. No threshing Of import
ance 10 date. AzzANA.