Smyrna times., 1897-08-11

~ao,S sags's In Kent county which he could nc
neglect without large pecuniary loss :,
tors. 'Ai0 Vi 'ne e&ecu
QUESTION OF POPULARITY Two well
Ano"n young gentlemen of Easton. Heate,
e PHEASANT room one day last week ver
rDi '"o hours discussing the question whom
'"ey regarded as the two most nonular mo,
~nu ali-round good fellows in the town
was nnaily decided, after, quite a s,,;ri+o,
argument between them. that tb.,, 49,, ~
ley ''c0'-Easton Gazette. How wonlf
tnlS apply to Smyrna?
senator German is credited with . 5o..-
" retire from the Senate at the close of ~,
present term. The announcement. how
'e,' VIII not be generally credited. and !,
"i.osether probable that should the Dam
S'"'s secure control of the MARYLAND Leo
iSiature at the next election. the fox,, o1d
pon'ician Will be found like QUAY sebemino
Tor another term.
"ooDLAwN.-WOOdland camp meet;ng
mas Deen IN successful operation since Tuas
| Il
uay last. 1t Is in charge of the Rav 7 n
Aeihp. There was large attendance c.,
paS, In the morning there was preaching
W the Rev. j. S. Willis, Milford Tn tbe
ai'ernoon there was sermon bv the Rev
.. .. Morris, ID. D., and in the evanipo +l,a
heV' a. 5. Mowbray, of Elkton, preached an
interesting sermon. 49,
ne CUMBERLAND VALLEY YIELD Wrr1
BE VERY LARGE.-The peach cron in tbo
cumberland Valley this year will he fro
iiel'ious' The trees are fairly breaking
uo"n under their heavy loads. and If hos
Doen round necessary to pull off large
amount OF fruit to save the trees.
Anere Is not an orchard but will produca
INC largest crop ever yielded. Some will
run as high as 800 to 10, 900 bushels One
grower near Chamberburg expects 10000
bushels from his two orchards
living dempsey, son of ThOe. DEMPSEY
ol Ualena, left that town on Tuesday morn
ins ON the steamer Sassafras, his final des-
tlnatlon being the gold fields in the Klon-
ny NE region. AT Seattle he will. join COM
Pany and travel to the mines. He took
WIN MN nothing but his pocket book com
tanning about $3.50. Mr.. d. WAS horn in
'he West and lived there for number of
years. He is 21 years of age. healthy. sobar
and industrious.
TEACH NoTEs.-Several peach BUYERS are
located IN ChestertOwn and two at I,vncb,s
Ahe hrst lot of peaches sold in Chestertowp
We're bought at the Chester river wharf Inv
MIR. b. Fleming of Mr.. Porter. There were
10 baskets for which he got S6.75. The
Chester river steamers have carried about
t'OOO baskets this week. Gesford & w
Coats, peach buyers at Lynch's Station
want two carloads of fruit day and thinks
here will be that many about Lvncb's He
,eports plenty of fruit in New Jersey. This
arm could not buy but l57 baskets of !
Mountain Rose Thursday for which tbev
PAID elghty-tve cents per basket.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARlEs.-The Re-
1ubllcans held their primaries Satur-
lay, Ill EastOn. Two tickets were run
md POI votes polled. 1t is said that
he tickets represented fight against
Dr.. Barber for member of the State
central committee. The Barber ticket
vas composed of Joseph H. White.
lohn G. Bartlett, ThOs. H. Coburn.
francis I. DObsOn and John H. Bant-
lm' and received an average of 154
'otes. The opposition ticket received
N average of AZ votes, and was com
'osed of the following names: H. G.
jouncell, Clayland Mullikin, J. B.
lerritt, R. F. Walker and Jerry Hen
y. In st. Michael there was similar
ght against A. H. DObson, where 253
otes were pOlled. The Dobson ticket
eceived 1913 votes, and the opposition