Smyrna times., 1882-11-22
Maryland Items.

Maryland Items.
The Salisbury Bachelor has suspen-
ded publication.
\ Baltimore club pays negro cook
S2,ooo year for cooking terrapin.
A line of telephone four miles long.
has been put in operation from Queens
town to Winchester.
Rev. Albert Chandler, of Annamesex
circuit, has resigned his pastorate on
account of i'll health.
John Brice has purchased of Benz. f.
Beck, Beck's mill, and 100 acres ada
cent III Kent county, for $500
The revival ut Chesterville, on Gale
ma circuit, has been progressing several
weeks. Over sixty have prOfessed re-
ligion.
John T. Bull, of Accomac county, has
sold this season from 10000 hills of
sweet potatoes, 700 barrels--One barrel
for every SO hill planted.
There is general complaint among
oyster dredgers this season about the
poor condition OF nearly all the oyster
beds along the Chesapeake bay and it's
tributaries.
: Several merchants at Centreville, on
! the Eastern Shore, were the victims of
shower" of counterfeit money the
other day. The man passed number
of bits of brass as $3.50 gold pieces.
"OthO III. and Queen Emma" two
English gypsies, are driving in fine
style through the Peninsula. Queen
Emma occasionally tavors curious
crowds with presentations of Shake
sperean characters"
The rededication of the NJ. f. Church,
in CrntreVille, was complete success.
Rev. j. 5. Willis preached in the morn
ing and Rev. John +. Smith at night
The amount Of the repairs, 81 ,425, wa.
successfully raised by the pastor, Rev
T. +. Terry.
At St. Johns Church, Miles River
: Neck, on Wednesday afternoon last
Charles Goldsborough, of Myrtle Grov,
and Miss Rosa Buchanan, daughter o
the late Admiral Buchanan, and sgd
ney w. Smith, of Florida and Miss F
Eugenia Mackey, were married.
Rev. Naugn Smith, who was 'invi
ted" about four months ago, to serv
, Asbury NJ. E. Church, near Crisfield
: for the balance of the conference year
y vice Rev. G.. :. Gassner, resigned, ten
derrd his resignation to the Otficia
board of the church last week. Nj
e Smith seems 70 he very resignin
= man.
Il A remarkable revival is in prOgres
at Wesley Church, Dorchester county
: of which Rev. Mr.. Robinson, OF Gale:
@ town. is pastor. Old and young alik
: are tiocking TO the altar. AS many {
twenty-five persons have been forwar
at one time The revival is one unpa
= alleled in the history of the comm'
l. nifty.
MaryIand's fisheries, which are larg
" those of the Eastern Shore, emplC
u 5000 persons, more than those of Ma
,e sachusetts, and in 1880 yielded So, l2l
ID 715 worth of products. Her oyster il
le terests are the largest in the UniO
employing %, 400 persons, ,45O vesse
1926 boats, and yielding products va
ne ued at 81, ,730, ,476.
q ChestertOwn had two brilliant we
Dy dings last week, at Emanuel Church
Thursday, by the Rev. DR.. HUBBARD,
Winchester. Va, assisted by the rect'
IL Rev. :. c. Roberts, Josiah RinggOld
at Mary Clementine Pearce, daughter
or the late Senator Pearce. and on Tu'
mt day evening at th" same church,
Rev. s. G.. Roberts, Thomas G. Wro
and Miss Halle Ruth.
lg, =.
rOr Zion NJ. f. Church, the beauti
by granite edifice Just completed at Ca
u bridge at a cost of $4,000, was dedi
of ted Sunday. by Bishop f. G. AndreN
assisted by Chaplain McCabe and o
er ministers. About 81 600 were ra.s
A. and this, with the amount raised !
lie, Spring, makes seven or eight thOusa
lor dollars toward the liquidation of
ent church debt. This is the largest Q
Der handsomest church on the Shore.
The Baltimore Sun came to this OF
les last week in an enlarged form
his dressed up in new type. The great
rk, benefit to be derived by the readers
t l the Sun in this change is that in I'M
rot ducing larger sized type for read
Drt. matter The Sun has also procured
has now in operation, two OF the la
Webb printing presses and two OF
mai latest improved COrliss engines, m
OOO inc the Sun the most perfect print
e!a- establishment in the South.