Smyrna times., 1876-02-23
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MARYLAND ITEMS

Civ paper paper Is to be started in Chesapeake
a runaway horse in Easton last week ran
open. 'P''' MS Skull
Sam'l Casey, of Massey's, has been nm
E Eointeu "eIgher General of Grain by the
me young people of Greensboro eava ~,
entertainment last night to raise mona,, 'tll 80
ouy street lamps for the town.
VIM. White, New Yorker. is n,ol,;,
arrangements to select and pacl Ch;,is
cc'eague oysters, for shipment tn Fnrono
VIA VIA, hewes and the Old Dominion CO NJ.
" "hlte shipped last week twelve barrois
'"rough from Stockton to Liverpool.
attempted Suieide Of a Minisser-An oosd
I;D;y IGUea preacher named Littleton Hughes,
TtfsinG IN blackwater, about four miles from
tH reh creek. Dorchester county, at.
or.pteu 10 commit suicide last Sunday bv
oe";~s hIs throat. Pecuniary troubles are
assigned as the cause of the rash act
1ocH HaA-There is a prospect that Cen. |
treVlile Is to have a town hall. arrange |
ments looking to such a consumation beino |
now IN progress. The Odd Fellows are ne. |
gotlatlng for building another story over
What is known as the brick stores, ," owned
6y Hon. Jas. 7. Earle and VIM. McKennev,
Esq ~ IVY
Chesapeake City had nice sensation on
the IOth-a church wedding. viz. Henry
Lindsey and Miss Sallie Reese. Brides.
maides, Miss Carrie Price, of Elkton. and
Miss Laura Lindsey, sister of the groom. at.
tehded by the groomsmen, Mr. Franklin p.
Confey and John Wilson, Esq, of Middle.
town, Del.
haiEroad Station Burned. ten o'clocl,
last Friday night the station bonse ~
Principio, Cecil co., on the p. w. & r. r
r., about thirty miles below Wilmin1to,'
vas entirely destroyed by fire. 1t was re-
'ently built In Wilmington, and had not bean .
'ut S IN position great while. The origin J
u the hre IS unknown, but it is supnosod :
o De the work of incendiary trampsl Tbe :
oSS VIII reach from $1,000 to $250O. .
%! AN officer at Easton would have modo h
20 last week it negro man had had ~,
rs best clothes. He came nm Will MI
'icols, an escaped prisoner from, Da,,ta,l ~
vi, one evening, in bed, in a neoro,s bo,'.n q
the country. Bill jumped out the VII n
omi ana as ne was in the act the officer n
raoped nm by the shirt. The officer 90. n
In iTeu an handful OF old rotten muslin. while v
llI III spllt for the woods, utterly noLnJ ot
% reward is offered for Bills arrest. WE n
=. Ftre IN Queen Anncs Couahy.-On Tbr,saa,. Ii
iternoon the stack yard and harm u,su'y no,,to:y HI
Y 30 barrels of corn and 200 bnshnIs nf W
neat, OF William Hunter. at PnSo' " "
orner, Church Hill district. Queen OSS AOnos al
'uhty, were destroyed by fire. A lamrS OF
i"neity oa OF fodder, hay and farming imnie. &C
@ % 'alua9ie a.. machinery were also 1Il Bl
cord;as ne hre was the work of AN ID
obi bIly, Rncy, II is believed, and negro man. pc
~, - ' Drown' who lived with Mr.. Hunter u
> U,,,."n, ssu anu placed in CentreviiIe mil
:. hunters loss is estimated at $4,000 "'' 90
q fast Coh-Says tho Cris6eld f,,J... :. bo
suu that Accomac boasts of tbe f,stoat tn
rec year Old colt in America. o,,,,sd L,. an
mcdonnell Of Pungoteagne ~ ~, oy est
edhesday IL trotted on p,,a,l.,i'is ~ iast CO.
.ck '.. making mile in 2.s6. nrobeIJ,, sL 65
,test time ever made by any ,hrsa @ S. mis-
COLT on the Continent II i LA ti u"I pri
ne ~ morse has since trotted half s,,;1a 'i 00C
~ ihis statement will no donb, ~ ~ on
,eNeu oy some as incredible bnt co. sod
y say that the time was nada =, .I'u .I tol
''ence OF several hundred witnesses ''' fac
i i ~ tdas.eal Moase.--The Milford Nan, sell
So - snis wonderful story: A Mr. Willione I,
Il !, iiNihg at Union Corner, CaroI;na
,,s 'he happy possessor of n mns;anI spo
ornnant tSN2ruing to the statement of on. e sle'
nt IL ,,,oe Dir' o.s household has been -. ~
. lonpn p'y;aound t; wonder and amazepant ,lp xlc'
,sae ns ene by the sweet strains &c a tno
'ne music being preoiselv w, Wy