The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-11-21

bingham, Friday night, killed two
manglsd several, and scattered the
flock over the place. The dogs
escaped before they we're discovered
The fall term Of public schools closed
on Friday last. There were Sc pupils
enrolled at Jefferson school near Prin-
cipio during the term. Those who
! were not absent day during the term
lare Jennie Campbell and Maude
Brown.
There was another mad dog scare in
Elkton on Saturday. A dog belonging
to Lemuel Whiteman acted queerly,
and bit dozen or more dogs. The
animal is believed to have been rabid,
and there is consequently considerable
slaughter of CANNES.
Mr.. VIM. J. Alrich who has success
fully conducted the jewellery business
! in EIkton for more than twenty years
past has decided to close out his bust
ness and remove from the State. This
change is necessitated by the i'll health
of members of his family.
Families supplied.with oysters from
the shell by Heagy.
| Yourself and lady respectfully in
vited to attend the foot ball game at
West Nottingham Saturday afternoon
at ESQ. West Nottingham Academy
vs.. Delaware College 'sS. Admits
Toe.
). France Haddock, a child aged two
years, son of VIM. D. and lola Paddock
of Wilmington, Del, formerly Of Zion,
died on Thursday night last at the resi-
dence of his grandfather Rev. John
France, Smyrna, Del. The remains
were taken to Calvert and inferred on
Saturday.
A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, aud who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like a we'll
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalize
the circulation. remove nervousness,
and give strength and rest.
Evan Todd formerly miller at
Haines' mill, Rising Sun, varies his
business Of grinding grain by grind.
ing meat at his present place of bust
ness, Gorsnch's mill. Lancaster
county He has hitched to his mill
power large sausage chopper.
The three daughters and son of
Col. Thomas b. Lincoln, who resided
fora number of years on farm about
two miles from Elkton where he died,
are among the heirs Of Samuel Blodget
whose defendants have come into
several hundred thousand dollars by a
settlement of claim to property in
Washington, D. G.
For buckwheat good and reliable go
to r. r. Buf1ington's.
Mr.. EDIToR:-This is to inform you
that the 9th inst, ia Turkey Day, y
and the Bank will be closed. All notes
protested that are due and unpaid on
Wednesday. 26th-clerks away ealing
turkey and celery. Truly you're,
Jno. D. Haines,
Cashier.
The stockholders Of the Mount
Ararat and Happy Valley Improve
ment Company held their annual
meeting last week and elected the
following directors for the ensuing
year: j. Tome. r. E. McClenahan,
q. G. Oldham, Thomas W. Rowland.
John NJ. McClenahan, J. r. Boad
and John j. Heckart
The following is the program arrang.
ed for the installation of Rev. W. w.
Reese pastor of Port Deposit Presby.
terrain Church on Wednesday evening
last.
Rev. John Squier to preside and
PROFOUND the constitutional ques-
tons; Rev. Dr. Osmond to preach the
sermon; DR.. Gayley to deliver the
charge TO the pastor; Rev. Mr.. Keig.
win. Of Wilmington, the charge to
The people.
Snow squalls on Thursday; the adj
vance guard of winter.
The Lady Godiva must have had ex-
ceptionally long hair since 1t complete-
~ concealed her lovely person Since
Ayers Hair Vigor came into use such
Iexamples are not SO rare as formerly
1t not only promotes the growth Of the
hair, but gives it rich, silken texture
! DuPonts by another legendary
fire had the fourth barn burned laet
week The barn was very large
building and contained large
amount of grain, hay and fodder.
BY these four fires the DuPonts
have lost AZ head of valuable horses
and cattle and over $4,000 in other
property. A reward Of So 900 for the
discovery of the incendiaries has
been offered.
Elmer Broadbelt, news agent or
the Baltimore Central Railroad, and
Waller Alexander of Oxford, started