Smyrna times., 1892-12-28

Geo. w. Childs, Esq, of Philadel.
Pnla, has contributed ten dollars to-
wards the Epworth League Library.
oi M MCnestertown, which is rapidly being
nlleo with some choice works.
Mrs. L. A. Noble fell down stairs A.
the residence of her son-in-law, Robert
farrell, near Goldsboro, Nd, on Wed
uesGay last and fractured her right
'nigh bone She is IS years of age.
burglars entered the store of Frank
buchanan at Chesapeake CITY. Sunday
night, and took 5000 in money. They
destroyed "A lot of valuable papers and
deposited them in the Delaware &
Chesapeake canal.
The foreman of an Eastern Shore of
virginia weekly. sets type on one day
ia the week, works on the farm three
days, makes love on another day.
moves freight on the sixth, and takes
up the collection in church on Sun.
day.
Cards have been issued for the mar.
lage of DR.. G. II. West of PHILADELPHIA
and Miss Ada Hopper, daughter of ex-
County Treasurer Thomas b. Hopper
OF Chesapeake City, to take place
December 2Sth, in the Presbyterian
Church of thai place.
The TaliOt county treasury is
empty. A big pile OF bills confronts
the county commissioners, and no
money to pay them with. The tax
collectors are paying in nothing. It
will take $1,000 to pay the outpension.
ers the first of January. Besides this
oils amounting to over $4,000 have
been audited and passed.
Marsh, the absc0nded cashier of the
Keystone Bank Philadelphia it is re.
ported has turned up at Cape Town in
Africa. Rumor has heretofore located |
MIN III Eikton, Smyrna, Bombay Hook |
ana nearly every town on the PENN /
sula. He has been seen in Brazil and !
turns up in darkest Africa. Surely the
way OF the transgressor is hard. Cecil |
Wing.
The Hill MurdererS.-Unless unfor-
seen circumstances should arise. the
fate OF all the murderers of DR.. Hill is
that all will hang. The petition to
commute the death sentence of the
young murderers to Imprisonment for
life, is not meeting with much success,
aud the sheriff of Kent county will
usher them into eternity at noon on
January l3. Every detail of this last
act in the tragedy is being concluded.
The Queen Anne's county commIs-
IiOners appointed Mr.. Robert T. Arm.
strong, of Church Hill, clerk to the
Board for the ensuing year, vice John
". Tarman. The commissioners at
he same time increased the salary of
;lerk from 5000 to $500 per annum.
The other applicants were Robert
ioldsborough, Major Il. G. Ridgely,
7. l.. w. Harley, James WOOters,
clement Porter and w. B. Downes.
Tar Reform is the title of a paper
ssued weekly at ChestertOwn, by the
Tax Reform Publishing Company, A.
Atkinson, Secretary. The 10th num-
'er contains the first chapter of Henry
Georges letter to Pope Leo XIII, and
rticles by Thomas G. Shearman, Louis
!. Post, Bolton Hall, Robert J. Baker,
\. j. Steers, Henry George, Jr., and
v. J. Atkinson. Tar Reform is an
bile advocate of the single tax theory.
The issue this week numbers $4,000
Opies. -
Bishop A. w. Wayman, a noted
ivine Of the A. NJ. F. Church, came
o Chestertown Tuesday by way of the
Emma A. Ford, and on the following
ay visited the Hill murderers in iail.
lie said he felt it his duty to pay
hese men and boys a visit and give
hem some words of consolation. He
lade no effort to find out the innO-
ence or guilt of The parties, but sim
ly directed them to that God who
an save them from all their SINS
Ient NeiUs --
The Rev. Frank F.. Williams, son of
.ev r. 5. Williams was formally in.
tailed as pastor of the Boundary
venue Presbyterian Church, Balti-
lore, on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Will
ans studied at Yale, afterwards read
lg law. For two years he was prin-
pal of the Chesapeake City public
,hOol, afterward studying at the
rincetOn Theological Seminary and
as ordained in May, 1891, at Wilm- 4
lgtOn. He married daughter of
If. ]. V. Wallace, of Chesapeake City.
iraeulOus cure from Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup !
e writes my mother suffered from a severe
Id and was constantly coughing. She had
led different remedies without relief. She tried '
7. Bulls Cough Syrup and the effect was mirac- j
Gus. From The first dose she experienced re-
f. and before she had taken the first bottle she h
" entirely cured" Il
III YOUR BACK ACHES,
r you are all worn out, really good for moth
ing Il Is general debility Try II
MI EVN Ny TRnR KTTuTERG.