Smyrna times., 1878-09-25
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Dphcra is prevailing in the ucishborhood Of sud
lersNlilc and Crumplon
,Asomcr.ct county farmer has shipped - bushc!,of
clover seed NOrth-an unusual event.
Jacob b. FELTON,, near Suddcrsvillc has sown his
ia@w ground wheat already. others in that vicinity
VIII SOW this week.
Cecil county is troubled with panther or some
such deadly beast Hunting parties are OAK and tie
ncighbUrhood is up i'll arms.
S,Hc Of q FdrR.-Mcssrs Nancha & Gibson, as
agents, sold last week the Building Associations
farm, near oudlersvillc, 70 benjamin :. Elliott, Fsq
for $500.
The ladies of sudlcrsviile VIII hold tournament
at Cherry Park on Thursday. October 2ih 80
Knight Will be admitted VINO has ever ridden at Il
tournament.
s25L52 has been collected for the yellow fever suf-
ieTcrS at salisbury. liberal subscription is also
being made i'll Wicomico county, which has not yet
been reported.
venerable Accom0c lady was asked if She was
going to get grave stones for her deceased husband,
and replied. "l guess When the Lord wants Daniel
he Il find him without amy guide boards.
Since the tragedy at Cumberland Mr. Hughcy's
mother who resides at Ccntrcvic has been seriously
i'll. She is naturally concerned on account of her
sons unfortunate connection with the occurrence
The cars took more than twice IS many persons
from Chestcrtown to the Fair at Worton this year
up the road The general Attendance WAS larger
than At any previous cXhhiton.-h'H Mars.
The ship Canal Surveyors make mp two corps OF
eleven men CaCn. NCllltf party HAS YET advanced
more than eight miles east of Fast New Market. The
highest elevation the Secretary creek route Is fifty
fec, above tide water and ON the Indian river route
thirty feet.
Tb,rtS NHlio2& in H"-Thcgc was a strong tur'
out OF the CLOVIS and Hays at Templryic. OH Thurs
day last t. have an interview with lawyer, Nj
Green Of New York city, who is looking after thciI
interest in an estate Of many millions lett the CloW'
III Eng lald.-CCHtfcrttC Observer.
The real estate of William A. Eowlcy in Worccstc!
county, was sold as follows last week The homt
farm, $50 acres DR.. George W. Bishop and Others
for $3.50; the NeScy farm. go acres to Peter II. &
Mason for $500; the Holland farm, 100 acres to ir
John T. Parker for S2jOi; the PiuCy Island tarl Il
William p. Scarborough and brothers for 81 6iS50
| Kca CoHaty Euir.--A correspondent in speaking o
the Fair at WOrtcn Station says better display ha
| never been. and will compare with any agricultural
| fair in the State on the Peninsula. In the WagoI
race, mile heats owners OF teams to drive, purse Sy
| J. EObcrtS'S Blind Tom won; time 25Sl >. 300 Tht
next race for horses with no better record than
24S. purse S@OD by ". II. HutchiSon's M0llic T.
time 2i72, 2i9 $50, 10, Clara i. taking the thir,
| heat.
| The UTtat TbiG-Thc Ccntrcvillc citizen in speak
| ing Of Norman, who arrested here on Tcqui>i
tiun last week and carried To Ccntrcvillc says Sine
his Incarceration, he hes made certain confession,
| which led to the arrest of Thomas Nichols AlCX
| Winchester and John b. Thomas. all residing uca
Halls Cross Roads. The three latter arrested o
| Wednesday. Thomas, it is alleged, furnished III
team. whilst Mormon and Winchester did the stealing
and Nichols the sCCrctng.