Smyrna times., 1879-06-18
MARYLAND ITEMS.
a.,,.,Drv,s new paper will be known as the Times,
sa;I q lifted by J. A. Graham.

,,.burvs new paper will be known as the Times,
md edited by j. A. GIahahn'
,,orn that peach orchards nearest TO the water
- sSssafras Neck make tne OSst showing ior IIuit I
Irasue Iasu county. Del
,,t, Ale,rife FfsherieS.-This new industry was
CaeSaps6hcn p6ont 1869 in which year there were in it
sarteur uressels and twenty-five men; the products
four 300 barrels of oil and 800 tons of guano. In
being o @ sbout 500 employed; the catch aggregated
1879 N0 dsh and the products were 234 l6S gallons
Of oil an at 70 Si6 per ton in bulk and when composed
ron ga valuable manure. Cambridge Chronicle
-, De1ication.-Rev T. 0. Ayres. of Crisfeld,
Churca, ~, sunday sth inst q new church. Mount
dedlea;, 4, Revels Neck Somerset Co.. and raised all
0LNn,oney on the debt, 1t had been underway for
the LIARS The church which he is serving has been
sever, still for five years the audience-rOom is
at q s"soomniete and when done will be one of the
Anes u Nelson's woods from July 25 to August 4h
camp IN NeiS0H "
=, uusb. one of the wealthiest farmers of Car
y county Nd. committed suicide on Monday MI
Bush seGOOO and for twenty years has been subject
wolnnnal titsof melancholy These attacks generally
came casioned BY fears that his crops about to
way! failures This spring the crops, tseems, looked
pd4v. and Mr. Bush was more depressed than usual
,,..,,,ico's crop of strawberries will net to the
1S over and above freight and commissions,
6out oCTs FIS1and Eden So3Vs SIe
sa O. 100: Parsonsburg 5000: PittSville, S6OO0
sug sum total of $4,000 with all other kinds of
berries Ihch it is estimated will run up the amount
ton This is not so bad, says the Salisbury i'd
70 U.s. for the poorest county on the shore
onr. slime Layiag-The corner store of the new
t%7Tcb % 7Tcbnrch on Tighman's Island Rev. E. L. Hof-
cte pastor will be laid with appropriate services
ana anu;l berin at 10 o'clock a. NJ, Rev. c. HILL p E.
ees WIZ ADAMS Rev. Theo d. Valiant, and other
eeTS!I eTS!Incbtless draw together large concourse OF
Wle win ~ Mr. HofeckeT has already been instrumental
PeYIp,Hdino one NJ T. Church i'll Talbot county. The
III Un for the TilghmanS Island church indicates
IN tnai tbis i s@ecton.-St. IiehGers Comet
IA L' .ales we're made in Queen Annes county. las
!4sIsv: !Sn" $50 acres of the farm of p W. and J. l.
I,TnSsm 10 Edward Emory at Sc per acre the farm
S LANES B. Bright. 45O acres, TO Thomas and james
TSJ fr Sl4 per acre; the Wilson mill property. in
dIyding about 290 acres of land. to w Z. Mitherbee
o. -" s9S acres TO j. B. Bright for SlOO9l the hom'
r Of the late Benz. Meredith 222 acres for 81 5l5
TTbeatands. 262 acres. to C. c. Wilson for SIS pc
tbe farm called Merediths Adventure" III
s Sce tn lanes T. Brcwn for S935 per acre. part o
t5e farm of James. $50 acres has been sold to Davi'
Ie pron of Lexington. Va. for $500 cash, and tn
InrSess farm 22 acres, has been purchased by
Wedenlan lot So''VO'
Lille Drefs Tiial-In the trial on Monday tn
ontire morning and afternoon sessions Were con
aJoad in dissemination of physicians. called by tn
sate as to the effects of chlOral taken by paten
Sasring from nervous depression. They general
ernressed the opinion that chlOral was not only nc
niurous but decidedly benificial and salutary; tina
nroncrlv administered it rather prolonged tina
abrged life As the trial draws to close the interes
snnpars to be increasing The opinions of the med
III men are as various as their numbers but all ar
careful in their answers to the searching eroSseXam
nation TO which they are subjected. The medcG
evidence has been almost entirely cumulative. TheI
is but little doubt the whole OF the testimony will
consumed in argument before the case is given to tn
inry The throng in the court house was quite
great Monday night at any time during the trial.