Smyrna times., 1882-07-12
Maryland Items.

The registration of voters under the
new law began yesterday.
The wheat SO far threshed ON the
Eastern Shore is yielding beyond ex-
pectatiOns.
The new Reformed Church at
Caroline county, will be dedi-
Gated July 10th.
The Maryland Steamboat Company
give notice that hereafter they will |
carry grain at five cents per bag.
The commencement exercises of the |
one hundredth anniversary of Wash |
ington College, ChestertOwn, take
place to-day.
The Salisbury Bachelor says that dur
ing the strawberry season one family
near that town made more than $50
picking Strawberries at two cents per
quart.
The Cecil Wing announces that it
will hereafter publish political COM
municatiOns, as advertisements, at the
rate OF five cents per line. This will
cOnuuce 10 hreFltN.
T. Jefferson Scott Of Cowantown.
Cecil county, fell from a moving
machine on Thursday last and the
bone of his wrist was completely sever
ed by the knives, besides receiving
other bruises on his body and limbs.
Gadd & Sudler, of Sudlersville. are
In
They expect to can this season 100000
cans of peaches and 10000 cans of
corn; there being over one hundred
acres planted in sugar corn for that
purpose.
There was an all-day temperance
services ut Thomas Chapel. Marvdel
circuit, last Sunday, 9th inst. Rev. j,
f. Smith, of Greensborough, addressed
the meeting in the morning, and c. H.
Sentman, editor of the Conference
/ U'0rker, in the afternoon.
The EastriUe Herald says: "The
recent strikes at the North have had a
bad effect upon the truck market
causing prices to decline The Eastern
Shore has, no doubt, lost thousands OF
however, that prices will go up again
after the strike is settled"
The average political local paper
thinks its political expressions, we viii
not say opinions, are meritorious il
proportion to their extravaganza, a.
the following from the PocOmok,
Record will show: "What Christianit,
is to Judaism Guiteauism is to Repub
licanism. John Brown was the MAJ
F "crying in the wilderness :" Z" Prepar
, We the way" of Guiteau "make hi
paths straight" Guiteau is the apostl
of Republicanism, the Representative
f of it's most advanced ideas, the faires
: exponent of its political economy an
: the ne plus ultra of it's political ethics
: Did he not then, with some color {
: right, claim to be the savior of tn
7 Republican party ?"
Steam Boiler ErplOsion.-Quite
cOmmotion was created in EastO
Saturday evening, by another boil
d explosion, and the death of the fir
S man. The engine belonged to NJ
e James C. TarbuttOn, of Trappe distriC
: was run by negro man of six or eig
e wears experience in the business, name
It Lewis Convey The explosion preci
e itated the engine forward nearly 1
10 feet, killing the fireman, Lewis Co
Of ivey, instantly, and blowing his boz
$50 feet out in the field, to the rear
the engine. The door of the fire b.
n was blown off, striking Convey in t
n face, about the eyes, mashing in
rs skull. The steam blew all his cloth
IN off him, taking the skin with the
or leaving the negro's body perfect
D; white. Mr.. Kelley was slightly scald
ly about the face. No one else was inj1
q; ed, although the men were thick abe
IT. the engine when the explosion occur