The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-04-19

their festival early in the month.
WHEN you bury animobity don't set up a
stone over its grave. Cure that cough al
once and effectively with
Warmers Log Cabin COUCH AND
CONSUMPTION REMEDY.
and forget your sad hours of pain. 1t is an
old-fashioned but reliable compound. Try it
The Yellowstone Park lecture by
Prof. Maris given in the Friends
Normal Institute was q very instruc.
tive and enjoyable lecture. The lee
ture was not nearly SO we'll patroniz.
ed as it deserved to have been.
The creamery business appears to
be steadily extending. We are con-
stantly in receipt of notices of new
establishments starting up. A new
one at Tweedale Chester Co.. will
commence operations in a few days
Horace Disston, of the saw manufac
turing firm Of Henry Disston's Sons,
Philadelphia, has purchased Seneca
Point farm, on the Mort East River
He will fix up the place IN grand style
and make it his out of town residence.
W. N. Singerly of the Elkton pulp
works is presenting a hundred pound.
Of refuse from the works which is said
to possess some merit as q fertilizer, ia
farmers who will go for it. II more is
wanted it will be supplied them at 81
a ton.
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will
yield to the use Of Carriers Little Nerve
Pills. They not only relieve present distress
but strengthen the stomach and digestive
apparatus.
Henry G. Laymau one of Elkton'a
former typos made the address at the
Arbor Day exercises by the Crumpton
public school; and the essay read by
his daughter, Miss Flora Laynan, was
selected by the teacher as the prize
essay Of the occasion.
The circuit court for Kent county
began Monday. The indications are
that the season will be a long one
The trial Of the oyster dredgers and
the contest over hulless oats notes are
perhaps the most important matters
that will occupy the session.
The notice of Mrs. Martins ARR.
val in town ON the 11th was crowded
out together with other personals
last week. She has sojourned in
Florida all winter and proposes stay.
ing with Mrs. Haines on South
Queen street till next fall.
Four of the muses., Miss Rhoda v.
Wilson, Miss Carver, Miss Harlan
and sister nymph from Whining
ton, who performs on violin will give
an entertainment at North East on
May 9TH. Miss Wilson gave one OF
her popular concerts at Rowlandville
last week.
The Pennington base ball club
has organized with the following as
officers: j. B. Slicer, Pres; q. Kirk
Vice Pres; w. E. Moore, Sec. and
Treas; Elmer Mayberry. Manager
The club would like to hear from
any nine in Cecil and neighboring
counties.
All persons doing business in this
county, for which license is required
must renew the same on or before the
FIRST day Of May next.
States Attorney Evans hunted up
license delinquents with sharp stick
last fall, and he will doubtless be after
them again.
A number of new fences have
been placed round yards in towr
this spring among the picket brigade
is Mrs. Dinah Gibson who has had
a handsome picket placed before be,
cottage and Mrs. Brown's'not quite &C
handsome but strong. In the Other
end of town similar Improvement.
have been made.
The fish this spring In the Susque
hanna and other tributaries of the
Chesapeake hay are as plentiful as
ever. Already the seins are hauling
in more herring than the fishermen
can manage and the fish are being
released to gil other nets. After an
absence of many years the herring
have returned to these waters in
myriads.
Special Easter Services will be
held at the NJ. E. Church next Sun
day. The Sunday School will unite
in the morning service. A special
program has been arranged. The
ladies will decorate the church with
flowers At night there will be