Democratic messenger., 1892-08-20
Maryland and Delaware.

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4. Lee Cummings has gone to manu-
featuring fertilizers again.
The pear blight is visible all over the
Peninsula To an alarming extent.
The ". J. G. Dulany Co, will furnish
school desks for Caroline schools.
Mrs. Sina Taylor died in Wicomico
county last week. aged one hundred and
two.
John c. Price of Maryland received ?
sGJ bushels of wheat this year from 100
acres
Ava l.. Davis, recently adjudged insane.
has been taken to Monievue Hospital,
Frederick, Md.
James A. Stewart, fireman on the T..
W II b. railroad was struck by passing
train and killed.
The body Of an unk nown white man
was washed ashore at Bowers Beach
Wednesday evening.
Henry J. Walters has been appointed
States attorney for Somerset county in
place of Mr.. Dennis, resigned.
Joseph Wing and Gus Whea,lcy, col
ored. of Dorchester county were killed by
lightning on Friday of last week
Citizens of Somerset county, Md, are
resisting the new road law requiring
them To work on the public roads
Though game is yet scarce shooting has
begun on Sinepuxent beach, and some
snipc and sand pipers have been bagged.
saac Bailey was accidentally shot
through the heart and killed with
pistol by Arthur Green in Somerset
county last week.
The Odessa HcrdH office has been moved
to New Castle. The paper will miss one
issue and will then appear under the
name of Coanty Terdld.
Robert Armstrong Jackson, farmer liv-
Friday night lie was o. years of age
and was known among his friends rs
"Stonewall jackson"
J. Alexander Fulton, Esq, of Dover.
has announced himself as candidate for
the Democratic nomination for State
Senator or representative ON the tax
equalization platform.
Harry =. Mcguire, son of William J.
MaguIre, a prominent manufacturer of
Camden, n. j., was accidentally shot and
killed "Wednesday at Bowers Beach, Del.
He was with u cunning party when the
accident occurred.
Mrs. Eliza Templeman, sister of James
A. Lewis, Esl., of Elkion. died on sun
day in the 18th year of her age. She re-
sided in Galena Kent county, but ut the
time of her death was visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Robert a. Duhamcl ut Earlvilc
Collector Marine fined Capt G. c.
Wheeler Of llillsborough, owner Of the
steamer Chesapeake. $500 last week on
the charge that the steamer failed To have
u proper lookout watch on the night of
June 9th, when the Chesapeake was In
collision with the steamer Joppl of the
Maryland Steamboat Company.
One of our farmers read in the papers
that the wheat crop of the world will he
l25 100000 bushels short, and that the
corn crop from the spring floods and the
the United States, aud he has made up his
mind to hold on TO both his wheat and
corn FOR rise in prices -.Smyra0 Times.
The choir OF Easton " f Church will
soon have added thereto quartette Of
silver horns.th best that can be produced
in Paris They will be used in the sun
day school and by the Epworth League.
Some of the young members are accom-
plishcd performers on these instruments,
and will greatly enhance the music of the
On Saturday morning last after a short
illness, John W. Jump. of Easton, depart
ed this life, in the 10Th year of his age
Funeral service were held in Calvary NJ
p. Church The deceased leaves widow
and large number of relatives and
friends IN the town and county Al the
time Of his death he was retired mer-
chant, having made considerable money
in the mercantile business and other en-
terprses.