Smyrna times., 1878-03-20
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Local option and has it,
The st. Michacls C6a,et. for the first time
IN SIX months comes to with sufficient ink i'm
| preston 10 be read
The Denton Union states that arrange.
menis IL have been made TO manufacture " Bradley
! pha.
Shad and herring are both scarce on the
Chesapeake waters as yet. They are expected on in
full force in week or two if the favorable weather
continues.
Mr., Conrad Jordan, a native Of Prussia.
who has lived in Salisbury for the last % ycars Viii
ne hSSSa tIe march OF Napoleon Bonapartc to the battle
The EIopton farm, $50 acres. Talbot CO..
has been sold 10 L. Cor,elyou. Of New I,r.,,. fr
Of Canada, for S6G0D. 49, ''''7'
The Legislature has sat down" on tho
Traml-bill. The members seem lnor,. cnn.iJora,o
tor the tramp himself and cherish can>tjt,ti,iaI
i''r o. interfering with constitutional rights.
The bill to repeal what is known as the
Eastern shore Law. requiring one United states
featcd in the UonSp of D , % on 'IiG I Ply, was de-
vote of - to - =
George V. Massey, Esq. a member Of tho
Dover bar and a former resident Of Elkt1n. was in
town on Friday He says THAI after nm ah:cnSe nf ~
%tnty years he scarcely recognizes Elkton, the i'm
MovemehtS being 50 many and markcd.-E7ltoa
The Ifavre de Grace fishermen apnrebepd
that The approaching fishing season will not be vrrv
profitable one, on account of the mild omen yint,i:
me fish it is believed have been scattered and not
50 many may be expected, in the head waters Of
inc nay rs alter severe winter.
The Maryland House of Representatives
on Thursday rejected Montgomery Rlairs resolutions
denying the validity of President Haycs' title, Now
Itj uie last surviving member of LinconS Caliuet'
suo5de 50 that he may not be noticed all over the
world as living evidence Of the fal,itv Of tbr lo
lrinc Of the survival of the httcst
HlH Sorm.-On Wednesday last terri
Ole hail storm accompanied with some severe thunder
and vivid flashes OF lightning passed over This niaCa
II lasted but short time but the hail was about the
@ s,ze 9l Drd eggs and some windows were broken !
out by il. Beyond this and the blowing down Of
some trees but little damage was dnnc-ErJera |
SDrcmGR. 1''''''
A White Rojm.-For several days past
robn almost entirely white has been seen ON Soutb
20 10 attract interested attention We are informed
oy gentleman accustomed to ornithoagical obserya
] "oout ESstoni a white black bird white chipping
SPARROW a white snow bird and now this White
,'r ~ uese me partridge and sparrow were
Eas!gn Ledger. - 10 '''''''e''-
ChrSterto'cn.- local interest
isawakenCd in connection with the meerinr Of CON
ference in this place from the fact that it assembled
i wl1iin tne miis OF the Old Kent Circuit the first
work organized in the history of Methodsm on this
nea4tIiul , peninsula This Circuit first organized
IN lne Ia OF l.'2; the first Conference appointees
DelnS sent in April l773 The first service held by
SbrSsentaTeI SbnTe nreha Of Methodsm on the Eastern
property of Hyland Smith Esq, a few miles from tbc
town, early N the year 1772
A correspondent of the Centreville Oh. |
%rrer predicts that Wye Island and the two Wve |
rivers viii at no distant day be studded with hand
,, Sunie ana commodious dwellings The wealthy and
SITUATIONS or country seats. railroads. will take
GauEanuge OF these water situations. This country
Is yet unknown besides the heautv health vaInS5
and advantage of these situations are NOT Vet
suBcehty appreciated; but when they are known |
ana appreciated. move will be made i'm that drec-
ilon anu Ultimately our prediction and prophecy viii