Smyrna times., 1892-04-13
NJ MarVland Items.

M arVIand items.
One hundred thousand peach trees
were dug up IN Kent county, Md. dur
ing the past winter.
There has not been fight, an acci-
dent, suicide or wedding in the town
of Vernon, during its entire history.
Rev. Mr.. McIlvain preached his first
sermon in the Presbyterian church of
Annapolis, to which he has been called
as pastor.
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company is building a car
shop at Salisbury, Md, for the repair
of its rolling stock.
In an interview Gov. Brown estim-
ates the amount saved to the State
treasury by his vetOes as apprOxima-
ting a million dollars.
In boring an artesian we'll in the Jail
yard at Denton, Md, the first water
found after leaving the surface springs
was at a depth of 800 feet.
Bishop Andrews has transferred
Rev VIM. Sheers from Wilmington to
Baltimore Conference and appointed
him junior preacher ut ReisterstOwn
and GlyndOn.
Governor Brown and Mayor LatrObe
will be known to future generations as
the veto Governor and the veto Mayor.
| Of IN
night and the latter %.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Eugene Evans, daughter
of DR.. l.. w. Evans, and John W.
Thomas of Marydel, in Templeville M.
f. Church, April IA, at $50 p. IN.
A water tank with a capacity oi
5000 gallons is being constructed IN
Wilmington for the ElktOn station
II has four times the capacity of the
tank now used and will be placed be-
, hind the pump house on piers.
} Mrs. George f. Haddaway, of Eas
r ton. paid q flying visit to friends III
) Centreyille, the latter part of last
, week Mrs. Handaway expects tC
2 visit the Pacific slope next month, hel
! husband being a delegate 10 the Ma
tional Editorial Association.
The ministers attending the MethO
! dist Protestant Conference at POGO
f moks City preached in the churches o
5 the surrounding towns Sunday. Sew
a eral committee reports were made, ant
d Laurel, Del, was selected as the plaC,
for holding the next annual conference
Governor Brown has signed the bill
L increasing the Judges salaries. H
u had excellent excuse to withhold hi
= signature as the measure is considered
y nv MANY able iurists as uDcOnstitu
9 tional. It will take nearly as mucl
i money from the treasury as the free
n school book bill, and will not beneh
a one-hundredth as many citizens.
s Weddiny Cards.-Cards are out an
;, pouncing the marriage of Miss Emil.
8 Hendrix Ford, daughter of the lat
r Colonel Il. S. Ford, to Mr.. Henr
> Hooper Klinefelter, Wednesday even
n ing the goth inst, at $50 p. IN. Th
't ceremony will take place at Grace M
: E. Church, Lafayette Square. Balti
more. After the ceremony Ieceptio
n will be held at the residence of tn
brides uncle, DR.. Stephen Z. Ford.
p Road Machine CORtest.-A contest {
! road machines was held at SudleTsvill
u last Wednesday. There were entire
y AS follows: Champion, the Wester
70 Reversible and the Pennock. TIL
y Champion, manufactured at Kennel
es Square, Pa, was awarded the priz,
y The county Commissioners were pre-
ent and purchased at once two Chan
le pion Steel Reversible Machines. Their
n are now seven of these machines {
= work in the county.
- Governor BrOlOn Refuses TO Sian u
= Maryland lAssessment BiH.-The Ge,
~ ~ eral Assessment bill, the passage I
!, which raised such storm of protest
y in Baltimore, was poeketed by Cove
- nor Brown. His reasons for doing :
are stated in the following;
I feel that less injury will resu
ar from a continuance of the present COZ
a dltion of affairs for two or three yea
: more than from the enactment of a la
N so universally resisted"
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