Smyrna times., 1893-03-08

md relief is always sure to follow. |
recommend Chamber .
aims because l have found it to be
iafe and reliable. Il is intended espec
ally for colds, Group and whOOping
cough" 80 cent Gottles for sale by
Ashcraft & Clifton
MARYLAND Items.
Thomas Butler died near Dent on,
aged seventy-six years.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to burn the Jail at Snow Hill.
The ice gorge in the Susquehanna
river remains unbroken at Port Deposit
Twenty-one partridges were recently
found frozen to death by a Cecil
cOuntian.
A movement has been started to es-
tabish a free-circulating library and
reading-room in ElktOn.
The Kaolin works, at Northeast,
Cecil county, has been sold for $4,000
to Trenton N J. parties.
George Matthews, colored, charged
with barn burning in Kent county, has |
been located at Wayne, Pa.
Water works franchise has been
granted to a local corporation to sup
ply Cambridge with water.
State fishery force reports show that
there has been but little illegal oyster
dredging so far in Chester River.
Caroline county berry growers have
Joined the Peninsula rebellion against
the crate law of New York trade
! associations.
Lucinda Spry, colored nursegirl,
has been arrested, charged with poison
ing an infant child of A. w. Ruark, in
| Caroline county.
The Methodist Conference at Hagers
town contributed $4,000 to the Meth
odist University at Washington, and
Bishop Newman gave So ,OO9 personally.
Four homing pigeons made sue
csssful flight with messages IRON the
Presidents reviewing stand in Wash
ington on Inauguration day to the
Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Ministers of the Methodist Confer
l ference filed nearly all the pulpits OF
2 Hagerstown Sunday. Bishop John r
y Newman preached a sermon on The
I Final Triumph of the Right"
The manufacturer of the first three
wheat threshing machines used II
a Caroline county, and the first man tC
IS nse steam in local lumber mills-Joh
l. NJ Cannon. of Brid6etown-died Thur
g day at the age of 84 years.
o William 5. Ridgely has sold hi
Df Sandy Point farm, near Annapolis, L
d DR. Thomas w Sparklin, veterinar.
Is surgeon. of Baltimore, tor SlO,OOI
l. The farm is beautifully situated, VII
" n frontage of one and one-halt mile
, on Chesapeake bay.
re The revival at Trinity u. r. Churc
to South. Easton, is Of great magnltud
b. and the interest shows no signs
ay diminution. The conversions haV
d. reached nearly one hundred. Satu
or nights the church is closed, but NEE
n inSs are held in the engine house G
es Harrison street.
The berrv.growers in the vicinity
- Ridoelev met in mass Getting Wedne
a day and passed a resolution to ship
We heTries .r anv other fruit to New YoT
er- and Philadelphia commission me
10 chants who will not agree to retu
al crates and divisions. This step was
les casiOned bv the recent action OF Ae
he York trade associations.
Ids
,ur RC. Pullen. nurseryman and o
of the best authorities on peach CT
vas ture in Queen Anne's county sa
on there is good prospect for at least w
ck thirds of crop of peaches ne
of made thorough examination oil
rst. buds of several orchards IN TINS coul
inc and found the yellow varieties more
of less injured, while the "hiVe N~ii0'
bnt were safe and sound.
ecu '; Worcester county berry-grow
''NS hava welded to the free crate rule
j., are seeking railroad freight reductl
a
ran that return crates should be used.
IL. MrA B. Roe of Greensborou
Ora' distributed 300 bushels of peas
r'h Wednesday, for seed purposes.
u Roe is preparing for and extensive
-io", ning business this year.
age, Tho Eastern Shore of Virginia
bsen besought to give India the sW
notato for food for the often fam
hers stricken millions of many East lnC
ociaI Drovinces. y. B. Francis, director
OOu' lands in the Punjaub, has written
ang Mr. Rennet. of Accomac county,
men ing for roots we'll packed" as IL IS
! i.'Ii 1ne sired to introduce that vegetaoie5
l'ute India, in the hope that the soil
n ID climate there will be found pecull
loun 5; favorable to it.
We ri lf.o,,o.o Asooc;0tion.
held n. n '.''ors of Wicomico county
nose organizing a fruit growers ass
tion in Salisbury. The object OF
accumulation is to secure concer
noth' oction in all matters pertaining to
satu- ,icultural business, among grower
Balm tbe county. Among the question
pain - considered are are the kim
.atiOn os,tos 10 he used in the future for
disa- o;ng berries; the freight rates tina
ct, II bsrSv business will bear when
n &C strawberry should be fertillzed
les. i ,sbat kind of fertilizer should Do
eumO ----ss-----
Ash IL is the Best.
The success of Chamberlaln's I
rsmedv in efiecting a speedy Gu
! pre- colde. Group and whooping couggI
,rcuio- 6rongbt il into great demand. N
Legs pontins & Son, of Cameron, ono
y VIII hat IL has gained reputation 8
ort oi .n none in that vicinity. ia
Of tns Queen. of Johnston, W. va :, say
Castit ne hest he ever used. b. +.
VIII sTy irnggist. Winona, Miss. says =
under asTialn's Cough Remedy IS pei
for reiiahle have always warran
II have "a Il never failed to give the
il such % aarfect satisfaction" 80 cent
,nlosls for sale by Ashcrait g Chiffon
operty. LADIES clean your kid gloves
Mousouetaire glove cleaner, i
q mem nTv Nv +. r. Chance, the
ID the Sn,y Snysa IN town for dressed an
tute of dUSs dressed kid gloves in all the m
House sirable shades.
Fulton LADIES MON,
"a tax. Neos,ng a tonic OF children VINO wan
Ct about RRowt,s Iron BI1rI l5la.s I1lts
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