Smyrna times., 1880-05-19
.vyLAND ITEMS.

,Ao- first strawberries for thisseason |
nelmar shipped nei "'D
N tuesday week. ,,.,. o;,i zoD oe coo;1 oorrtv
Joseph CouEVsday CSSodusENVesday, Of heart disease
died aS' w ..,nerres shipped over the Maryland
The first was BY John H. Grimm last Ihurs-
day. assward's Hope" in Kent county, |
The farm caleu bought by Jamss Brice, of Chester
g14 acres fnnSa1 naS n
town. "i Rrothers formerly of Wyoming have
The Hubbaru ERECTION of large factory at Easton.
commenced1 d11IoTed InV there with their families.
They nave B Writ Esq. trustee, sold the Nor
Last wees sassafras Neck containing 14s acres to
gan f1I fnd1eW " WOOdal OF Kent county, ior SS'0OO
MI ,;.t,ict conference Of the n. E; Church. South,
will meet ~ f CharlestOwn, South Carolina, will pre-
Wichtman' OIL OH'''''
side =, oxtsrsiva for,nor ~, .ho
Milton =: A;rer three miles from Salisbury. has cut
wcomeSS peach trees to replace them with seed
lings. -. t.. o,oo,,d - pis,,o,, &c ar
Rev gS Fnscopa Church, is native Of Dorchester
MethodlSt II oother was native of Talbot county
county AM n,I name being Sallie Ann Colston.
Aei - ,bou didst deliver Daniel: why didst thou
LORD ST was the prayer of VIM. Hill colored
not deis in Jail at Chestertown, Kent county, last
IS he t,sr iss an unsuccessful attempt to escape.
.,,.0ville Record says "'rhe Q. A. &K. Rail-
The Cedh Cder the management of President B. T. Biggs
road unu; ;mnroyng and rapidly becoming the safest
is stes15bif Of travel in Eastern Maryland
Ofthe citizens of Denton and Greensboro have
Many Ornoned VI and are in Baltimore attending tho
suit q @ S the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
eeaisT eeaSeT Il s District Court.
r,o Kent county horse "Stonewall." that was a
Any I,a At the Peninsular Fair. last season, won the
tsS"o at New Huntington Park on Friday of last
GSEoif GSE in 80, and was second in the 229 race, at
Val SSesHik PARK, on Monday.
r,o Conference Worker says: The health of Rev. J.
Ine prawingon has so far recovered to admit OF
ss going TO work again with the concurrence of his
presoJ In building society aAd church at Ashland
s.S;ion Queen Anne's county.
,...,.si 10 Prcach,-At an adjourned meeting of the
-LasbTtery of New Castle. held in Wilmington, Del
n Thursday last, James c. Hume, of Cecil county
on OIL RAISING successful examination in theology
Ae. history the ancient classics and other neceS
SarT branches was licensed to preach the gospel
rho Ct Michaers Comet states that p H. Mayo
.oacSer Of Wye school. Talbot county attempted t
@n,it suicide last week while abOring under tenn
T alteration Of mind. by cutting his throat will
lis nocket- knife but the attempt was discovered il
i S n arrest the bleeding and his life was saved
I Msyo is native of Richmond, Va.
Tho Faston Gaaate says William C. Callahan. whc
ssimprisoned in the Centrevile Jail short time ag
N ssIins whiskey keys, at Willoughbys Shop-or
Oiber nj words for charging certain price for Ike
Ub;cb unlocked the spigOt of whisky barrel SO tn
Istoer could get his drink. escaped from jail fe
He is still Joined to his idols however an
Hres!sfa1nd in w. Gibsons woods with bottle in h
pocket fast asleep
Fortune for the GOrsuch FdmRy-The Gorsuch fan
IT Of Oxfsrd, Talbot county, are just now somewht
sxed over the report that large sum (about IS OOC
~ lies in the Bank of England for the heirs
THOMAS Talbot Gorsuch, who lived and died in En-
land 50 years ago The GOrsuchs of Oxford, and
Baltimore claim to be direct descendants of tn
deceased EngliShman. They have employed a Bali
more lawyer to look the matter up.
M4hOdia CIer0lndRs Dedth.-The Rev. William
Rain pastor of the NJ. E. church at Pocomoke Cit
died on Thursday evening last, a. the age of 30. II
Peomoke Record and GdSete aScr. .beS Mr. Balm s dea
toa giving way of vital force, combined with bra
trouble Mr. Balm was generally recognized as one
The most promising young ministers of this Conf
egce and was very highly thought of by Bishop SEQ
The deceased leaves wife and one child. He W
transferred TO this conference six years ago fro
Portsmouth Va and was converted under the min
try Of Rev T. H. Haynes.
Eastern Shore Property CgdimeG.-J D. Pennen.
Newberg " v who is looking for an estate of 500
900 belonging to the Powell family, and scatter
through various parts of Maryland, has found Q
trsCt of 200 and one OF $50 acres in Somerset coun
tracts of a. 2Sl $50 81 and Sc acres in Queen Ann
county, tracts of 3i 503 76 and 81 acres in WOrceS
county tracts of 81 and 425 acres in Talbot coun
and tracts of So 2l2 and 2S2 acres in Frederick coun
al of which he claims belongs to the estate In ad
ton to this he says several acres n Worcester cou
under the title of wildcat Den" and "POwe
Security" have been found which have chang
hands within the last decade under spurious 1
faulty transfers, and that he has the names of th
who were instrumental in the transfers. Mr. Penl
as attorney, expects at an early day TO call on
various parties who are now residing on the prop(
and demand possession, alter which, If refused, IL
proceedings will at once be instituted. He says
has desire to diSpoSSeSs any OF the occupants II
amicable settlement can be made. Most of the pl
erty he claims to be highly improved and very VI
able The search will be continued until the wi
Is discovered.