Smyrna times., 1882-09-13
Maryland Items.

4 sharp decline in corn was a feat
ure of the market in Baltimore, Mon
day.
Millington has averaged from 8 to 10
car loads of peaches for the last ten
days.
tits estimated in Hartford county, that
the raising of corn for canning purposes
pays at the rate of $75 per acre.
Denton has had u case Of smallpox.
/ The patient died from the disease.
/ There is much excitement over it in
! the town.
DR.. J. r. McClyments, now of Mary
del. will remove to Greensborough ut
New Years to begin the practice of
medicine.
r. II. and F. f. Williams, sons of
Rev. T. 5. Williams, z. F., Salisbury
District, have gone to Wesleyan Uni |
versity, MiddletOwn, Conn.,,
The Baltimore Oriole Celebration |
: opened yesterday very auspiciOusly.
/ In the military drill the Washington
! Light Infantry took the first prize.
The Greensboro Free Press came out
| on Saturday in an enlarged form, by
5 the addition of two inches to its length
: and one column to each of its four
c pages.
McsSrs. Cooling 6 Evans, whose
:. cannery at Charlestown, Cecil county,
{ was burned last week, hold two policies
: of insurance, one Of $1,000 the other
l, 81 200.
4 new bell, which carried off the
rs prize ut the Atlanta Exposition, has
it been placed in the tower of the NJ. f..
n Church at Cambridge. 1t weighs zoos
a pounds.
The Cecil Democrat hears that many
N farmers between MiddletOwn and
IN Warwick having been brought into
ne debt by this years peach crop, are
u cutting down their peach trees.
VIM. F. Massey, has purchased OF
,ss the heirs of the late John ID. Elliott
rd the farm situate on the road from
1T Church Hill to Prices Station, contain
"a ing over 200 acres, for $4,000 cash.
Il" A supposed incendiary fire in Cen
treyille. on Sunday night, destroyed
lie James Bramble's furniture store ant
rn- damaged Snyders shoe store. Hall
mn warehouse, adjoining Brarnble's store
nd prevented the flames from spreading
an Joe Morris, Jr., who awaits trial i
the Chestertown jail, charged with tn
lil- willful murder of Mrs. Turner. te'
md weeks ago near MCrri5' Station
the seems to have no trepidation as
But what the future may have i'll store IL
ent, him.
Thomas G.. Atkinson, the man wi
last shot William Ringgold in quar-
was over some peaches. near DeH'9ir ,
2 of the 24th ulto., has been released fro
lew iail on $500 bail, his father al
led. mother and Benjamin Taylor ben
lber his sureties. Ringgold has nearly ]
covered from his wound.
saws A fine mare belonging to John
the Wilson. Esq, of ElktOr, while runnll
y 90 Mt full speed in his pasture ilel
man stumbled and fell down hill, rolling
up. considerable distance and in her i
are breaking clear through barbed WI
half fence. The mare was terribly cut u
bruised, and it is feared will not reco
er from the injuries.
g, of 49,.
rself A Distressing AtGar;-n Is stat
was that the testimony suOhilUt9o "
Duse. coroner's jury which inquired into |
was death of the boy Hurst, in Dorches
torn county, which was reported to D.: Dc
ened case Of homicide, shows that the Kill
buno ,wos accidental. The boys tatl
nicked him up for the purpose OF p'
ishing him, but he slipped from
ainst grasp, and his head struck the IL
riday with such force as to produce cone
nney sion of the brain, from which ne q
The soon afterwards.
which r...,
citv The Baltimore OriOLe Excursions
.OO of Now that the details of the great G
, and bration at Baltimore on the lIth
18th of September are at hahGi
nublic may be reminded that the re
inent svIvania railroad have arranged
=, he issue round trip tickets at the low
: over of s3. 20 from Smyrna. The atIractl
1T in st Baltimore are almost TOO huIieI
ciples IN mention. The Monumental
nee has always had reputation
&. He rogeapts and the attractions Oh
a year four eyentful days will include gr
N un- reception, competitive drills s.
kind. decorations. the unveiling of me
Toent, and q royal pageant IN WI WI
agent, Tovstic societies from the SouUi
:. Two States will play prominent part
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