Smyrna times., 1882-07-26

Soft Crabs have made their appear
lnce i'll Eastern bay and lower Chester
river in great abundance within the
past week.
VIM. McClyments has purchased the
farm Of the late W. A. Hull, POI acres,
near Hulis Crossroads, Queen Anne's
county, for $26.l0 per acre.
Mrs. II. j. F. Smith and niece-NIiss
Fila HurlOck, near Millington, have
been soiourning up in Pennsylvania
among the mountains for the past
week.
Rev. J. F.. Smith, of GreensborOugh.
was in Washington last week, negotiat-
ing Il patent for the corn reaper on
which he has for some time been ex-
perimenting.
VIM. Boyle, of Queen Anne's county, |
thrashed 9, 300 bushels of wheat in less
than two and II quarter days, and w.
l.. Lowe, of the same county, thrashed
1000 in one and three-quarter days.
John f. Beeks, of Kent county,
raised forty bushels of wheat to the
tlClC OiA ~ tlNACS Va lSlllON OOilIi
Wayman, of Talbot county, seeded 20
bushels of wheat and thrashed 700-;}5
for !.
Quite IL large fire occurred near
Sprys Gate near CrumptOn, Sunday
evening which resulted in the total
destruction of stack yard of about
1900 bushels of wheat belonging to Il
hard working farmer named McClary.
1t is believed to be the act of an incen-
diary. He intended to commence
/ thrashng the next day.
/ Bishop Foster, during his stay in
/ CenJreville at the cOlOred conference,
married Rev Jacob Cook, Il member of
the conference, and Miss Araminta
Bordley, a domestic in the family Of
Mr.. Walter +. Harman. Mr.. Harman
and family and many others repaired
to the church to witness the marriage
Observer.
Farmers around here who are salts
fled with 500 bushels a day from a
steam thresher should read the follow
inc from the CeAtreville Record: Mr.
Wrightson l.. Lowe thrashed Thurs
day afternoon from l o'clock to sur
down 730 bushels, and i'll Ii days 1900
bushels. Mr.. loves thresher was 3(
inch cylinder.-S. MchdeIs Comet.
We were the other day shown ;
specimen of cheese, manufactured a
the CecilwoOd Creamery near this town
1t possessed every appearance of ;
prime article in the first place, and it
, flavor is even more satisfactory than
: looks. All that was needed by tn
= specimen we saw, was little age t
, rival the best grades of the article
CecH Wing.
f Miss Annie, daughter of Colonel i
| c. Carter, of Denton, who fell from tn
I porticO to the ground, sustained seriOu
: and it is feared fatal injuries. She nO'
is as helpless as a baby, the use of he
limbs impaired by the terrible shoe
I which injured the spinal column. III
0 accident occurred nearly four week
. since. She has grown constantly weak
G cr. and now languishes in inertia.
Fruit dryers are being placed yer
V extensively thrOugout Kent count
= this season. a well informed authorlt
a estimates that as many as three nun
. dred dryers have been purchased ,
y growers, and are now awaiting Il
d ripening peach crop. These drye
,s have IA capacity of drying from twent
to one hundred and fifty baskets eac
daily. A large number of these a
D the Small American dryer
n To get rid of the names of a few de;
/ ha -aoriGfratinn lISi
n, there must be an entire new reSlstr
of ton, at large expense to the taxpayer
w But it looks now from the reports frO
e. the counties, that while getting rid
rs these few names the Democratic par
may get rid also of about One-fourth
=. one-third of its live voters, by reas'
~ 'mr of their neglect to register--the negro
m oi all register, they always do-and tn
aa aS don't fail to vote either, The ne
&c &c registration Is likely to prove I! c9st
q %s measure for the DemOcratic party
~ EdstOH Star
III. The President and Secretary Of t
ne Peninsular Press Association have {
nd cided to call the Association to meet
ut, Oxford, on Saturday, August 20
'er It. is hoped that Il goodly number
the editors will throw aside the cal
sin of business, and for "a few days enj
m. the delights of this pleasant Che
cal Deake resort. The Association will
not the guests of Mr.. Norris, at Eastfo
he Hall. who promises to treat them W.
of The first business session VIII DC NJ
/, a on. Monday 2Sth, and program oil
nm ercises will be prepared for the ev
in ING session of that day. An excursl
nse TO Cambridge and other adjacent poi
ing is proposed. .--MiddLetOCh transcript
~ AaggiAgd DFHmgser. ser.--Oonsta9ie1 : u
~, on Saturday arrested VIM. I. johns
VT Z commercial tourist representing
Eaf En Shoe house Of T. 9. Else & Co., OF TN
a;n a%' delphia, on the charge Ct selllns
sna sample without license. The Rrlso
my was taken before Esquire doldshorou
~, m who imposed fine of $50 ana
10y which was promptly paid Centret
wv OJserrer, By recent decision of
r. :. Court this law was pronoun
en- unconstitutional in test case II
lart Western State, and it is to be no
ege that Mr.. Johnson, or the firm he
n as resents will test the Maryland law:
into test case was made Of the NARY
COLI law b,it the Judges have reservoir
all dhnisidh now for more than y
the while the officers in the meantime
,fes- shearing the innocent lambs,
UNI
bart At RhiIadelphia the bark kaanl'