Smyrna times., 1875-07-21

containing l67 acres, was sold at publi
sale to Daniel Mckee, for $l5.4O per acre.
j. II. HURT, Esq, of Kent co., has sol,
his farm, containing 226 acres, to Mr.
Spayd, of Philadelphia, for $1,000. Mr.
HURT has removed with his family +,
Wilmington, and has given immediate posses
sion.
wheat Tic(d.-A gentleman residino q,
Kent Island thrcshed his crop last woel,
which consisted of 81 bushels seeding with
out phosphate, and yielded $50 bushels
an average of about Is bushels for one ot
seeding.-CtntreeUc Record.
Hady H"H.-A. Sidney Gadd, (some 1e
or IA years DID, son of A. J. Gadd. Esq
oudlersvlIle, while engaged with his father
last week in taking the honey from q hive
was attacked by the bees and became
so much frightened that he ran for the
mousse Upon reaching the porch. he
stumbled and fell on. his face and ba, bccn
IN an inSensiblc condition ever since.
Tht Wheat Crop n Cwol;re, the Denton
quo" says, is good and free from lligbt
MI. w. Thawley, from l4O bushels eo.,{i,,.,
gets 1860 bushels without any fertilizer
MI benlah Kinnamon, from so bIsboIs
seeding, gets something over 100 bu.boI,
ne uSed several tons of fertilizer. Mr.
Chas' a. Dunning, from 10 bushels s..,Ii,,,
got 400 bushels which had roceivod = d,.o...
ing of 4 tons of fertilizers.
Real Estate SalS tor Garol;nt.-Tbo foIIon.
ing farms have recently bccn .oId L,.,,
estate agents in Caroline county: A farm,
OF 10 acres for Col. r. c. Carter to NJ,
llller, of Detroit, Michigan. for 81 oio
The farm Of DR.. II. c. Comcovs. NOM
IreenSborough, 80 acres. to Mr.. Abraham,
Nanliouton' of New York. for $4,000. The
orrell farm, near Denton, to J. /. Patton
son. Jr., of Rensselaer, co., y. V. 29O acras
at $500.
chill hWrd By a ,Gaak,.-Tbe FIl<tor
l'Fmocr" Of Saturday says: A remarkable
instance is reported to us of a child ba;no
Kllled 10y a snake, in the Sixth ,li.tr;o+ of
THIS county. The child, about scvon vo,r.
DID, was missing, and when searched c,r Voc
found IN the wood yard dead. with q L,r.,.
black snake coilcd round its body. and :.
head IN the child's mouth. TLa cl,;I,r.
limbs We're broken. Its name WIS Rr;clI,r
an" We give the story As we heard #.
Iormc >mg.aa T,m,<.
'HENTEETowN, Mp. July Is. Isl,
EDITOR lines On tins Sunday morn
ing as Rev. F. NJ. Chatham. pastor Of ,bo
NJ. +. Church of this town. was po.r ~.
close OF his sermon, he fell suddenly in fla
pulpit, supposed from overheat. DR.
Perkins, being in the conorao,t;o,, ~
necessary means We're employed. and after
'he lapse OF about twenty minutes conscious.
ness was restored, and the pastor was soo,,
utter removed to his homo. You ,,o,.
imagine the excitement created for , Will.
Nearly everybody rushed for tho ,atiplt.
'Ncept the ladies. so"'o uf whom gave ex.
PRESTON 70 their alarm in screams. IN tLa
All MS head came with full force o,o;,,..
ne pulpit tloor; but whether with any
erlous result, | have not Irarncd II;.
health has been somewhat dclic,to an a.
lflhg and summer; and some of his con. $
regation propose that he shall take = voco /,
'''' 'i'' '"ll' ONCE. )
1he N"ylnd citizen, published in Cen. {
'"Vllie' by John T. Hand has ceased NH :
cation There were only four RerubIicop l.
apcrS published on the Eastern shore !, =
u"ing It, There are two papers still i, tLo II
'"n' the O5Scrrcr and Record, rival Demo. y
"'lc sheets, Mr.. Hand, in his valcdictorv y
VS. our reasons for this step can be stated Sc
d" le" words-l docs"I payl In fact. If b'
Is not paid us for the labor we b,,,o /,
slowed upon it for years. but wbI.+ :, 7
- paying the expense of conductin,, i
nave oecn willing to g;cc our time and NJ
''h'loh Tor the interest of our party bpt
our income from other sources :. no.
l"clcht to support our family, and mako of
aehciencies ON the paper prudence W
uiu dictate that we should cease its ,,,h. De
atioh. We make the announcement
IN mingled feelings ofrcgret and pleasure pc
Sret that the relations which NO Lo,.o Or
stained with many of our subscribers for hi
past hiteen years, are to be severed aud
II inc familiar faces of our exchanges will an!
y" cease 10 greet us. We love our bus; PA
S' could we but conduct it in s,Ich uons |
as we desire; but when we know that NO ges s
'r's on our part could secure for our nanor
a limited circulation without the mem.
snip OF the Republican party, we have nat 5
but little induccmcnt to endo.ror -
'roVe either Its mechanical or editorial Of
and hence the paper has not styl
n what we have desired for several years suit
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