Smyrna times., 1879-04-23
.rnpyLAND ITEMS.
1ronrv Of Cambridge, has sold to

INV. Of Cambridge, has sold to a
F. y.rIer :. Mt a fine pair of horses for 81 900.
%" Rooers has resigned his pastorate
Rev. y 0psncader (Presoyterian) Church,
C'enI Two net has been stretched across the
AwFe or Secretary creek, Cambridge to
nontn o. tbe escape of fish placed in the
Pre'o5n, for propagation.
SUE r,tbolic Church at Chestertown has
Inc rroviled with bell weighing SOU
been b'ap Next sunday Bishop. Becker will
poasnrno,, the ceremony of blessing the bell
: r,o nressnt fishing season ON the Chop
Inc ;psr ;P has been no improvement upon
tank L'I tgo, which proved to the fishermen
the last "G,able business. The catch Of
an n"Pd aaPd herring is very small.
fya witnesses have been summon
Ih''' '!,J court at Chest9rtOwn this week.
ed to a'I1S Oose of the orphan children of DR..
in tue o,'a;nst the Commissioners of Cecil
Gree ~ rwentv.four of the number are
county plaintiffs and eleven for the defend
for Tue Thoy are all residents Of Chesapeake
ans ans except Judge McCAuley
;,,, Of Henry b. Wa3, Eq.-Henry
-TT,." W;., Esq. Junior member OF the law
b VIZ VIZ "rrniks shank & Writ, Elkton. and
brn o., HeIiir Knight. daughter of VIM
ass ~ we're married, on Thursday last, at
Anignr'h Ani.g..n"hsn's Protestant Episcopal Church,
st. S'epf Ipo1fras Neck. The ceremony was
IN SN.'oed sa1,d hy the Rev. Mr.. Wake. Rector
peru cburch. assisted by Rev. Fl. A. Skin
Of "s of Flkton, and was witnessed by a
npf' oDcoursr of the relStives and friends.
arsr n os the youth and beauty of that sec.
ron Of the county.
Ca7lir and SSrert Accidfat.-On Monday
o"iIl william II. Bnstic, of Easton, was
As; as, N unite an unmanageahle bullock
uE'"s "srorvbodv else seemed afraid of. Mr..
!"'. nlon was to seize the animal by the
D-Is nv which method he had often
noSI''',, ,I ,n,owerCul and infuriated animals
nr- IT,, ba made the attempt the bullock
.oo ouick for him, and by means of a
wa, 5lon move Of the head. he struck Mr..
Su',1 under the chin with one of his horns,
isa,;ng D.,,, rainrul wound. \ cash was cut
.hil'id .hnt had 10 he sewed up by physician
. lCek,aIS C6Eitt.
u,svq RcJJsrs-On Tuesday night, as
RslI and Wm. Mcdowell, Of Elkton
r.ro =" returning to their home from Il visit
', Wilmington, they were attacked by d
.,-,v of four or five men near State Road
S,,ton. on the Delaware Railroad. The
'r msn were sitting at the station when Mr.
Raj and companion passed. The latter
I,,ra not pware of the intention of the
s,.ancers until they noticed that the pro
sr.ss Of their team was prevented by somf
rn,r.ons holding the wheels. Mr.. Bell. who
b.l a considerable amount of money witt
hm. threw the purse containing II under
the seat of the wagon, and attempted Il
sigbt: but the horse was travelling tOC
r,nidly. lie succeeded in stopping The
.nimal at small house near the scene o
tbe attack, however. and jumped from tn,
wagon. Just then ne noticed the forms 0
several men disappear in the woods on thu
roadside. They had evidently followed
with A view TO make another attempt, hu
abandoned the idea of doing so near tn
bon,e. Mr.. Bell thinks their object a
first was to oVerturn the vehicle, in whlcl
eypnt he and his companion might hay
fpen considerably injured and lrevente
from defending themselves. as they coul'
have done in fair fight. The highwayme
we're probably members ola party of rough
who live in the neishborhood, and it woul,
he wise for travellers to be on the lookou
for them.-C Cecil Dsm9Tat