Smyrna times., 1876-04-05

"A paper VIII soon be started at Chesa
peake City to be called the CHesaoeake Iad.
pendent ''' 1'''''
Hzed6ya Failing Trce-Edward Tenant
| ~ years OF age, prominent citizen of ST
Michaels district, Talbot county, was G;liaJ
10y falling tree, on Monday week.
B'1ncd 10 DcatL.-Mrs. Evans. an old
lady, about eighty,fve years of age. Tvina
with her son, John Thomas Evans. ON his
farm, four miles from Havre de Grace was
burned to death in her room on last Thurs.
Gay evening. The old lady was alone ot
the time OF the accident and the particn.
lars cannot be obtained
a Wilmington Hoaan on her N,scL
Gosiee, OF Wilmington, is at Salisbury
ouylng nsh. The other day she bargained
win William Conway for some shad. which
,,,i 1me seller afterwards undertook to hold
ms LED to words, and words to blows in
which Mrs. Goslee we'll sustained ber
Womanly proweSs and the honor and
dignity OF the State. So SAYS a salisbury
paper.
Easton must be good place for donation
parties. Last week Rev. Mr.. Todd ''tIil nf tIn
N. +. Church and Rev. Mr.. Lassell Of tbo
NJ. T. Church, both received donotion
visits, and Rev. Mr.. Barrett. n vonnn
printer OF the town who has lust enternI
me NJ; +. ministry received two sncb
VISITS, besides donation by his SUNDAY
School class of a Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary. Both tho Methodist Episconoi
ana the Methodist Protestant conrrega.
tlons made him donations. :"
4 CIcstcrtoon Hn, 1rrestcd in. Ts,oery
\ correspondent of the Iioyn;no UcroLy
writes from Chestertown John S. Wood. n
IN Chestertown has been i'm.
PrlSoned fortorgery. Mr.. Wood has n man
~ ms employ by the name of VIM. Eng. |
."hu; ana ne has brother living at CbeS. !
'eIFlile' Md.' named Charles Charles sold |
some ,2i gram gram to Bean & Ford, at Massev's. |
eioc eio: lhey sent him checks for SlO7 and |
slO9 on the bank ut Middletown. Tho
letter by mistake came to Cbestertown
~ instead OF going to Chesterville. Last
tuesday Wood called at the nnst.of;@e
lere and inquired for his mail. Mr.. Collins
l. NJ, told him no, but letter for England
ma as he had always been GETTING Eng'
and's mail with his he gave if to him
" ood, 1t appears, opened the letter and
ouhd the checks, so he hired n double
cam, and he and his wife drove up to Mid.
'letown, Del lie went to the bank there
ma endorsed Charles England's name ON
mem and presented them for payment. bnt
nat bank did not feel disposed to nav
money to person they did not know So
hey would not cash them. Wood returned
oihe out OF pocket, or he will be when no
ays Tor the team. He returned the checks
Bean d Ford in dilapidated condition.
nd was arrested for forgery.
Il Singular Case.-Emma Harris fooll !
wife Of Henry Harris, residing near Re-,
orner, Kent, CO., has for some time most !
cen suffering with sore eyes. and Iost ,
eek called at the office of DR.. WincLos+a,. !
ear kees Corner for prescription IT.
oman stated that she had pulled ont
'me sixty or more pieces of bone from,
er rlght eye. Upon the Doctors donbt.
Y IL she remarked" Here thew como
ow, ana rubbing her finger down the =
gu! slde OF her nose she pressed some !.
owing pieces along down under the o,,o y
ID then coolly pulled them out. one a. o
me, until, in the Doctors presence - c
lo drawn out some fifty pieces, irnnn II
'aullnatlon under the microscono tL p
octor thinks they are pieces oS dacovnJ n !,
me, perhaps from the bones of tba 49, u
le pieces are from the size of a quarter of -
gram OF wheat up toHhe fuli size of - u
am. Slnce that time she has pulled fror' al al
u eyes some hundred and fiftv riaons u u
II lich the Doctor has preserved in an 90 l
~ 1ottie' She now thinks herself ba.
e'.eu' oy some one whom her husband -.
N N: III dream, and has Mysteries. at times ~, a.
Ilng over the floor, requiring watcbing 20 11i p
" ner rom lnJuring herself She has ~
60 1r twice been detected putting pieces ;e
ooiN y, III her eyes to have them pulled q,
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