Smyrna times., 1872-01-17
MARYLAND ITEMS.

IT, Denton Uniot says the peaches are
killed in Caroline
~ There were l40 marriage licenses issued in
Talbot co. last year.
Jacob Tome, of Port Deposit, recent Rcr,1b-
!ican candidate for Governor, is dangerously
, ILL., -
Five hogshead5 of tobacco were Skinned
lrom orceStericOunty recently The growers
say IL IS success and pays better than grain.
cIGrrapin fishing is now one Of the enterpriSes
or st. Mlchael2 large numbers are brinp
caught and are sold fer $l2 and $I5 per
>, "A coal oil lamp exploded in the house Of
Peter Wethcrly, near Salisbury, last WcIpes-
DAY night, setting fire to the clothing Of his
badly ''''''"8 "'i
George Vickers. Esq, trustee sold on Thurs
u"5 week Inc me Medders farm in Kent county,
TO VIM. Welch, Esq, for S.. $50. and ne
Embry farm to David Smith. Of PhilaJnInbia
for $500. l'''''''
The iron on the Somerset and Worcester
rallroad-the connecting link between New
/ Town and the main stem Of the Eastern Shore
Deiaware) railroad llne-is slowly but steadily
being spiked to the ties.
Patrick Hester was tried before the Cecil
county court recently for stealing = horse H..
was acquitted. The same njrLt tIat IIastc.
was discharged Richard Mckee, living in Mid
die Neck, had a horse stolen.
LocH O1tion.--Petitons are in circuI,t;on
III Caro- oIne county for signatures, asking Of the
present Legislature, the passage Of a law suh.
uniting the question Of License for the sale. Of
intoxicating liquors to a vote Of the people.
J. here has not been prisoner in the Denton
JT@II JT since last October. y short time before
Ne" ear day 1t was entirely unoccurjpd.
th@ OH sheriff having moved on; and the new,
one did not occupy it until the beginning of tba
year. ''''i''s VI ''e
r. Gttocb Dee'jcetion.-The ". L. Church at
GreensboTough, having been ent;raIv ra,noJ /
die''; enlarged and repaired, will be dedicated
20 the worship OF Almighty God on Annj,v
morning. list inst The dedicatory scryil...
VII be conlucted by the Rev. Dr. Ra..,,,,,
iI,lHTaE11y, OF New York City, and the Rev,
'F' na>hlrI, ct Dickinson College. The church
Is S!l" 10 De second to few on the Peninsula.
:, me Newton, lWorce.ter co. Ga.ctte saws
'ir fdrm~~, oI this place, brought to our ofic.
: .q" nay' ago: wal OF water in which his
,'V """24'"r Anne, some three or four weeks
10; pun horse haIr which she had picked up
u the street, and now. the aforesaid bOrs, hair
presents all the characteristics of living enaLa
'lfln" The day 1t is constantly writbiny and
"i>tIng about in the vial while at nirbti + I;as
notlonlesS at the bottom of the Vial. All co;loJ
lp like strand of thread '''''U
, D"1h of the .SmpNea Nan err Eoo,r, :,
ms % Co"ntH-Thomas Nichols, better known |
= = IIttIe Tommy Nichols died in the lower nart Il
C"ro,ipe county on the 2I inst, aged So a
r. lie was tailor by trade and it is sill
'aS good workman \ good part Of his
me was spent in exhibitions in dif4rent rortS
me rted States. He was remarkably
h'll IN stature; his general health very good
nd he would at no time during life have G
veraged over % lbs. =
Captain Davidson, Of the MARYLAND ovstar
lvy, makes his annual report to- the Ia,,; .Io
it1' ~ winch he states that it is very hard 10
I ~ tue average value Of oysters in the State
they sell at different times and nl,caS ~
ON - cents to Sl.:JO per bushe| 6ut th..v
= , !iihi( d"n average less than 81 cents nv
"'ch aI the sums total are herein multinlieI
HNtor> taken by every class of vessel and ho,t
! private use, say 2,OO0,UO0 bushels eocL VI
''r' van" SSN.Ooh. During the wear $40
noes We're licensed to tongue. being twn
ore than dming the previous wear ria
'uihrr "f boats licensed to Sconn was ~
a'h5t 264 IN 1870. The amoDnt Of Ec.,so
'4ey IN 1871 was $lO536, against so 4I0I
rlhg the previous year. There wrra eS
a'S Ilhei. and ID acquitted after arrest 'Tbe
nSnen lined for not having licenses we,a 3e
u . We're acquitted. OF duckers, 3 were ar.
''ed' , fined and acquitted The totaI
'"H"t OF lines imposed was s., ,st;I,75 "