The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-09

Say. doctor, was that one or two
litters?
The firm of Geo. w. Fox & Sons,
millers. at Port Deposit, John H.
and Chas. W. Fox) dissolved May
18th, and new firm, consisting of
Charles w. Fox and VIM. r. Nesbitt,
under the firm name of Fox & Mes
bitt, continue the business.
A mad dog appeared at Chrome
last Friday and bit several dogs in
that neighborhood. On the same
day another dog with the same
disease turned up at Avondale, bit.
ing all the CANNES in his path, Very
rarely the mad dog is killed.
Evaporated peaches and apples.
prunes, raisins, grapes, ETC., tor sale
by s. 7. Wiley, Colora. 25a3t.
The present fishing season is said
not to be very profitable one to
fishermen Cd Elk and North East
rivers. But few shad have been
caught and owing to the large catches
on the Delaware river the price is
low. Herring are abundant and
very cheap.
The 'Tariff Reform Club OF Cecil
county met on Friday evening in the
office of John Partridge, Esq, Elkton,
and perfected an organization. John
S. Writ, Esq, was elected president;
John F. Chick and Alfred Wetherhill,
vice president; A. A. Scott, secretary
and treasurer. The club met on Thurs
day evening at O'Clock at the same
place, to enroll converts and old sim
ners.
Clam soup, clam soup at Heagy's
There will be communion service at
West Nottingham Church on Sunday
next, after which DR.. Gayley will make
preparations for his European trip.
He expects to sail from New York on
the 2lst inst, for England aid will
make leisurely trip of the Continent,
extending his journey as far as Venice,
and will take time to enjoy the journey.
We wish him a prosperous journey and
pleasant trip.
The Cecil County Prhibitory League
at its business meeting on last Friday
evening, elected the following officers:
President, DIR. r. &. Mackall; Vice
Presidents, r. Day Cantwell and James
F. Armstrong; Secretary, Evans Tay-
lor; Treasurer. r. Day Cantwell. The
outlook for this organization begins to
look encouraging; it is proposed TO Or
ganize sub leagues in every district in
the county. Rev j. B Quigg, of North
East, has already organized league
with membership of 81.
Willie day, son of William H.
May of Elkton, has been engaged by
firm in Bordeaux, France, as stenog,
rapher and type, writer. Mr.. John S
Writ. State Senator. used his infu-
ence in securing the situation for
young May, who has acted in the
same capacity as secretary for Mr..
Writ.
Our coffees are of the finest fiavors.
Try pound. S. 7. Wiley, Colora. St
Three men were stood in the plllory
and whipped at Georgetown Della
ware, on Saturday week for horse
stealing. A great crowd was on
hand, eager spectators. Two OF :he
culprts we're sons of respected farm.
ers. and one an old soldier who had
squandered his back pension ofsl 200
in the saloons.
Thieves forced open the front
door OFF. A. Davis & Sons ware
house at Port Deposit on Friday
night last and then tried to break
their large iron safe, but were
unsuccessful. 1t is supposed they
were frightened away by fishermen,
who are about the wharf at all hours
of the night.
Will positively cure sick head
ache and prevent its return. Car!er's Lit
tie Liver Pills. This is not talk, but truth.
One pill dose. See advertisement. Small
pill. Small dose. Small price.
At congregational meeting held
at the Rock Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday April 29th, the following
additional ruling elders were elected:
Ferdinand Johnson, Frank H. Hus-
ton and William D Bye The
ordination and installation services
will be held at the Rock Church next
Sabbath at p. m. all are invited.
Miss Daisy Archer. daughter of
Stevenson Archer, of Bel Air, was
last week appointed a teacher in
Miss Earle's boarding school, in
Washington, and has entered upon
the discharge of duties in that posi-.
ton. Brave girl! She takes up her
load. made all the more heavy by
the sorrow of her family stain be,
hind her. In spite of sympathy
which will doubtless be shown on
every occasion cloud will always