Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
Maryland Items

VIII commence on September 10.
, Tomato blight is reported to be DE-
1 ing serious damage in Hartford countv
Thursday was big day at ToIcbes
yer. Ter 1t IS estimated that there wer
oooo people on the grounds. wei
The meet of the Eastern sbor
w 1eelmen's racing circuit will be heIf
III cambridge on September u.
The Rev. Merritt Hulburd d n
preached at Wye campmeeting vester
and will deliver an address st 0ooon eSee
Grove to-day. 0""
me Worton Creamery, Mr.. Harry
NeeVes manager, is hourishinp. They
are receiving so much as 5000 mounds
OF milk per day; a ready sale is found
for the butter. " -" u
Ocean City is very gay this summer
, anu is hiIed to overlooking with visi-
TORS from Baltimore, Washington. New
ork, Philadelphia, and New Orleans
not to mention smaller places.
The revolt against the "boss ticketn
IN Anne Arundel is gaining stren0tb
among independent democrats. The
! pFohI0Itionists have nominated ticLets
III dorchester and Kent counties.
Richard Lockwood Hardcastle cid
est son of General Edmund l. f HorJ-
castle died in St. Michaels Distriot
ne was so years old. Mr.. HardcaetIo
mas Ia oeen an invalid for several months
ne leaves II widow and six children
Sale Of Railroad .be 1otb r.
September Sheriff Dodd will sell ,ha
Queen Anne's & Kert RaiIroad 'io
Kent county. This is under a indo ,n
rI uleI' neid by the Pennsylvania Rail
,G; ,Gau Company amounting to some
thing over $24O,OOO. '0'li0-
ipaI'imore Methodist Protestants are
talking of the remarkable death 0f ~,
. r. Mather, of Kansas Citv who
la'! Just given 100000 to found tbe
-ueCnodist Protestant Kansas Citv Uni-
E1erSlty. DR.. Mather had comnletea !
'he transfer of the propertv Fri6e,r
evening and on Saturday ne died.
A creful estimate of the Kent copntv
wheat crop puts it at $4,000 bushels
I"' market, which, figuring with The |
p-eSeht outlook as basis. sbould mean
ID cents per bushel more than was re-
cfiVed for last years crop. SbonId
'ni9 estimate be realized the f,rmars
Will nave just $50, 500 in clear nrotit
over last year. P'OHV
+, Silss Minnie Fields and Mr.. George
y, y; 0AIf"ln, OF Denton, were married On
= 4"esuaE afternoon at the residence
= :; tne brides brother, Mr.. Daniel
,leIdS' near fredericksburg. Miss Ella
1UWns Owns was the bridesmaid and Mr.
nan ~ ,. Martin the groom's best man
NC o'lue Is a daughter of the late
Daniel NJ. Fields. Mr.. SkIr- (
YIN Is discount clerk in the Denton
'atioual Bank. Do"'on
: L ne remains of Mr.. John A. Cloupb
: ri'ef; i'eHEef; COL, were inferred at the
olough Homestead" near Greens. c
oro' Nd, on Tuesday. He was horn \
ear Greensboro in 1926. In earlv life
s 'aught school in Caroline county
l'er which be engaged in farming and r
ocH '.9 Iaislng rus. which pursuits he followed :
''VIl Io'I, when he removed to Dem =
7r' Coi' lie engaged in buying beef n
'V'Ie' ana nullt the first stock ward in I,
QNite number of Kent county far. v
ers have this year experimental with
owing barley with general satisfan+-
- - my lew crops have as vet
=" tLIeshed' A fair crop is assured.
% i"rmer mas threshed nine hundred
isIels from twenty acres. Mr.
-" Ioulson threshed forty bushel
'he acre, and Mr.. Rush got sixtv
'IIe's 'II5 from two seeded. Barley
Gus more per acre than wheat and
- year sold for several cents HIGHER D.
nc results OF this year will certainIv -.
loiIo"ed oy a material increase Of n
reage next year. N''-' " \
GormGn Victorious. of n voto or 4
'OOO but 5000 Democratic votes ,Sera 4
81 al the Democratic primaries in 8,
u llihOre on Thursday. Commenting Y.
tnls result the Sun SAYS: The Demo,
itic primaries, or rather the Gorn1oY
marIes in this city Yesterday nre-
lted beautiful examDle Of h.
Itlc harmony. There was no an
.,.'ou anywhere to anybody or anv-
ns agIeen upon by the machine. and
; yy!Iy Eouy VINO voted the same wav.
llEe the mill wheel many went
5r and over again.
The political situation in NIa.,,,a,
''tracting a great deal of attention
{ democrats will hold their State in
iVentIon to-day to nominate candi- -.
'eS lot the GOvernOrship and other r.
re oihces. The Democrats through
, 'he country are sOlicitOus for their 10
I.icdl brethren in Maryland
III the returns are now in and Cor
mas carried 10 of the % counties DC
use ne lost are Allegheny. Garrett sol
Tchester aud Charles, all ReDublicap h.
hlles: Unless all signs fail State ~,
a,or Thomas G. Hayes will be the
hocratlc nominee for Governor on oh,
Fo6g reassessment platform. The IT
OF the state ticket will probably 10
comptroller - Marion de KaIb
th' OF Kent County. Attornev bo,
leral-Ferdinand Williams of A1Io. Odl
y County. --''o #
ru NJ thr
lrs. Rhodie Noah, Sidney. Mich r.,
taken In the night with cramDino, u
- ana the next day diarrbCea se1 |
one took half a bottle of bIaoL bo+
y cordial but got no relief Sbe N'
sent to me to see if I had anvtb;nC, pay
10 ~SItp "P T,ao heIp her. | sent her a doz
le OF Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera oo~
Dlarrhea Remedy and the frst edC
, relieved her. Another of onr fOul
hbors had been sick for abont a .br,
K and had tried different remedies VII
iiarrhea but kept getting worse.
him this remedy. Only four doses
were required to cure him. He
he owes his recovery to this won
1l remedy.-Mrs. Mary Siblev.
ey, Mich. For sale by Clifton & ~
mOnd, Druggists. L
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} Rnhr Sras sicl we pave her Casfnria