Evening journal., 1888-06-22
pon,n.nla Nexx. .paraaraphs.


Harrington will duly celebrate the
Fourth of July.
The Maryland Fish Commission put
100000 young shad and 3,O75,OoO
young herring in the Nanticoke river
this season.
Now the maiden all forlawn for
grass picnics expresses scawn, TO !
Ocean City soon she's GAVIN to eaten |
some rich and silly mawn. Sheh
soon be married-in hawn'-
Wicomico News.
Mrs. A. B. Maxwell of Delaware
City has gone into the silkworm cui-
ture on rather an extensive scale.
She has prepared two rooms IN ner
house for them and has both rooms
abous filled with trays.
Salisbury is to have town clock.
Urged by the citizsns Of the town, the
county commissioners have appropri-
ated 1915 towards it's cost, which will
be $3.50. The clock has been ordered OF
the e. Howard Watch and Clock Co.
of New York and will be running In
August.
The harvesting of wheat in lower
Kent will begin this week in earnest.
Indications point to large yield OF
good grain. The bulk Of the grain
will be cut by the close of the coming
week. The corn of the section is re-
ported as standing quite poorly, yet it
is now improving disappearance. The
weather for the past few days has been
intensely hot.
A young mems Democratic club was
} organized at Snow Hill Tuesday and
100 names enrolled as active members.
The following officers were elected
John p. Moore president; VIM. +.
johnson, president; r. d. Jones
secretary, and Oliver ID. Colling treas
/. urer. The following were named del
# egates to represent the Club at the
n convention of clubs to be held in Bal
e timore. July A. George w. Purnelli
e John P. Moore, Levi A. Purnell, DR.
]. S. Aydelotte, DIR. s. L. Benson, p
S. Smith and g. L. Vincent.
more Sun.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad has promised to run fas
:. train to Ocean City this season from
i !, Washington and Baltimore. Th
X greatest objection to this resort in tn
e past has been want Of access and
ty decent railroad accommodations. Thi
arrangement will remove these oh
III stacles and add to the chances of sue
* cess. The Atlantic Hotel will b
:, opened on July 1, under the manage
. - ment of James Carroll, who formerl
j. conducted the New York Hotel o.
Broadway, New York.
.e- The army worm has appeare
ne in East Red Lion. On som
as some farms they have con
~ pletely destroyed fields Of gral
= = and grain. They 60 through field
:. :, solid mass and eat up every blade
grass or grain in the field, The onl
way to get clear of them appears to
to dig trench through the field whe
when the worm falls into it and
70 unable to get out. They appear sue
denly in the fields but from whenC
ia they come can not be ascertained.
ast The Aliddletown Transcript say
sw s'The granary on the farm owned
~ lts lir. III. N. Willis of this place, al
- located near Townsend, was destroys
by fire between II and 12 o'clock (
on Tuesday morning. Mr.. James Downe
De. who occupies the farm as tenant, W
in. in Middletown at the time. The bull
lm. ing contained all the farming imp
s.; ments and machinery, besides
bushels of oats. ALI were a total 10
sers besides 100 new rails piled near t
'ith granary. Loss about $500; Insurau
.l .ne $500.
'"'' A special session Of the Cecil Couu
Circuit Court was held yesterday
the purpose CT hearing testimony a
laws argument in case of habeas corp
,ter- Richard Bladen, colored, who is /
try cused Of arson in burning the dwelli
vel Of Sarah Jones, in the 7th district, 8
last eral weeks since, was refused bail
tne the magistrate by whom he was co
INA. ina. mitted, he not having authority
~ ~ take it in a case of that characl
the Judge Stump, after hearing the stat
kets witnesses alone, placed the bail at So
ome and John NJ. McClenahan of P
the Deposit, Bladen's employer, went
light security in that amount.-Baltim
Dy Sun.