The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-03-28

ing to the estate of Ephraim Cornish,
decd.
Thos. Kennard will hold a public
sale of farm stock implements, ETC.. on
Saturday, April 9Th, at Vinegar Hill.
NJ e. Kirk will sell the stock and
fixtures consisting of full line of
hardware of the firm of NJ. e. & Il. f
Kirk at North East, commencing on
Monday, April 9TH.
Reed Furniture in fancy large
Rockers. Furniture Of all kinds on
hand Chamber Suits in oak, COM
plete; ash and walnut Extension
Tables, Mattresses, Lounges, Chairs,
Tables. &C.. at VIM. Grason's Fur
niture Rooms. Fl 2t
Mr.. George Balderston has contract
ed to lay out a fine park at "Cecil
Manor'-formerly "Kidd's purchase "
for Col. Eugene Hogge The park
will require for ornamental trees near
ly the entire stock of evergreens in tn
Colora Nurseries. Mr.. Balderston has
a landscape gardenr assistant, and is
busy on the work. When completed
the place will be the finest in the
county. 1t has every advantage of
natural location.
Clam soup would be . welcome
change from the oyster stew.
Representative Stump is endeavor'
ing to secure additional accomoda-
tons for the post office at Port
Deposit. Mr.. Jacob Tome wrote a
letter to Mr.. Stump, stating that the
present quarters for the post office
are insufficient. and suggesting that
the first floor of the town hall be
transformed into a post office. The
First Assistant Postmaster. General
has promised to send special agent
to Port Deposit, to examine and re-
port upon the subject.
My friend, look here! you know
how weak anu nervous your wife is
and you know that Carter's Iron Pills
will relief her, now why not be fair
about 1t and buy her box?
The New York Ledger for March
22d contains the first installment of
an Irish story of to day, by Harold
Frederic, which will set the hearts of
Irishmen on fire The story is called
The Mar:yrdom of Maev" The
name of the heroine is Maev. She
is beautiful and accomplished girl,
and it is her matyrdom, suffered for
her lovers sake, which is described.
The story is full ofintensely inter
esting incident. and is tod with a
simplicity and pathos which go
straight to the heart.
The family of T. T. Worrall left
town on Tuesday last for their new
home, in Wayne, near Philadelphia.
and showers of pearls fell from
diamond eyes at parting.
Mr.. Birmingham and family who
takes the store vacated by Mr.. Wor.
rail- came to town on Tuesday even.
ing to enter business among strangers,
who we feel assured will not remain
strangers long. A cordial welcome
is extended to the new friends, whom
we trust will be ere long old and
valued ones.
The Teachers Association will
meet at Port Deposit Tomorrow
29th. The programme is as follows
Duet, Misses Pussy and Gerry; read
ing, Misses Brown and johnson;
lecture, Rev. Jas. Conway: essay, Mr.
Elmer Reynolds; discourse on His
, tory, Mrs Prof NJ. A. Newell; ques-
. tion for discussion, same as at las,
meeting.
; A cordial invitation is extended tc
all The Association will open al
, l.30 p. m.
Theodore Sharpless whose Is yea
} old son Jacob G. was bitten by {
= mad dog and taken TO the Pasteul
Institute of New York, for treatment
returned after treatment by DR.
Gibier, who expresses entire conf.
dence in the boys entire cure. The
head of the dog was taken to the
Institute and DR.. Gibier inoculated {
rabbit with some of the spinal cord
O A fter the rabbit died of rabies, two
inoculations were made daily ia thu
calf of the boys right leg. The cas-
f was dangerous one. but the doctor i
; confident that no bad results will
now follow The fee asked of Mr.
Sharpless was 5000, but he con.
siderately received a liberal abate-
ment.
t A nice stew or fry is still goot
I thing and always ready 10 minute a
Heagy's.