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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

II so exasperating TO be beaten by
George. He never seemed to be halt
trying.
when you beat my pitch, young gen
tlemen," said he, I'm Try again"
lie has not yet been called upon to dc
SO.
He had a wonderfully Disconnected
gaze, which would have helped him
greatly IN the ring II he had ever done
much in that way. am inclined TO be.
lieve that this overpowering look saved
his life many time in hand-to-hand
fights, By unnerving his opponents.
This occurred after the peace of 'S3,
and before Washington was called &c
the Presidential chair. For some time
he had been annoyed by depredations
on his lands. Ono day he was walking
in the woods near the bank Of the river,
when he heard a shot near by. He
walked In the direction from which the
sound had come, and soon saw bury
fellow with gun. The General gave
chase and came up with the poacher
just as he was about TO shove off from
the shore in little Skin. Washington
seized this boat with the grip from which
nothing escaped. T-ls poacher threw
down bis paddle and selling his gun
cooked It and Armed II directly at
Washingtons breast. Why he didn't
carry ont his design and make him
self eternaliy infamous, am unable TO
say. Perhaps il was that spirit pro-
lection, which the Indian prophet said
would preserve Washington: perhaps it
was the cat-like quiekness of his move
ments. AZ any rate, tie weapon was
wrenched from the poacher's hand; and
Washington, putting forth his gigantic
strength in Q wRv that must have made
the marauder's hair turn gray, bent the
run-barrel across his knee as If it bad
been tviz. Then, hSving ruined the
gua rs a weapon. he seized the poacher
and classified him as il be had been q
school boy.
Il is said that Trumbull's portrait CT
Washington NOW in the City Hall, New
York;. gives nc best idea OF his FORM
I have often admired the legs, and the
rounded forearm which the picture
shows 80 prominently. a good right
handler from such a nan ought to leave
very little doubt Ia The mind Of the ref
cree. b The way, Washington figured
very often ID that capacity IN his youth.
Ills Judgment and fair~mindeelness were
well known at school and he was called
upon wheno~er there was close de-
cision. And for this alone I would call
Epon all the great army Of those who
love honest sports 20 remember to-day
Tho squarest man ca record, and To re-
foice that the Father of His Country
put The stamp OF bis approval upon
manly exercise.
HOWARD PrrIDIxS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23


CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only a slight CanEe-t on 81 SEC mucuus
membrane ot t1e nose a. hrst. increases
wiih each cold Until i spreads thr0aal-
out the whole mucous srslem. a1cct.ng
the tbroat, ears, bsCnCaial tubes. sirra
ach, etc, causing deafness. lung dis
eases. dyspepsla ard many othsr dls
tressiu. and dencerous complaints. a
full account of your present coaditon
and tae Treatment Won require, VII t.
gwen you free 81 charge ~ Dr. : Gay
Todd. - AoDfoc-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
CaaiTb, ooafnoss, ghrumatsm, ncr-
vous debility, impotence and ah DIS
eases rosaitng tfoH early md scrcllous
ard cxcesses 81 manLocd. all d5aatesu ui
the urinary organs. partial para yss.
varcocclle. fupiures, gDgDors. scr0iuia
old sores, dro.ry, - Z die asses, hYef
and kldn = complaints, heart dlEeasl-
shoftness OF breath. back of bead.
email OF back, etc. including ali feDalr
con,f aiuis and chrome diseases cured
que = and permanently.
u - are nervous, restless. iffta'He.
flee oi wake after horIid dreams.
fiu ornIngs, with a duii headache.
W 8ste ln tie mouth, sometimes dls-
$, and 80 about your employ.
without life, energy and AMBITION,
70 Re alone. gloomy fOrst'odrigs.
epoEiton 70 worry ard fffi abouf
lfsaplo ahead that never comes spells
oi feeling afraid of uncertain. s9me.
t.ibes lou sprts, you sff suffering ifom
nervous debility and exhaustion -
nerve power, which nay cd iB utter
prostrstion, inssafity and death.
II VOC have gfeat Eerec cf weakness
and HsafIness. WITH tired lIabs uaWie
Bess, treGahling. pf1cslv sense tons,. .ealf
feet afa legs, you are aafanc.ag sDthst
most SERIOUS disease. parf ysE
- Touf head aches, ferIs rurh ard
tired, vfth strange HeDsati0ns. loss ~
memory. and voa tilluk with dsf5reifs.
~ voa are sieepless ~ nfgif. w.fh 0ftr-
slness asa duiiBsss during fae cer. fsr
nerve and Araia isf ene nlay ssgH raa
sslto insanity o. desfh.
II You have any 81 these feelings DC
pot ne1iect them o. fiEsy wIll end m par
aivsis, iDsar IS. pfostratioa of dHsts
A. voE value your hie CO not nHgiefs
these warnings. Tfos sna experseTire
have show, ana hundreds 0f siarii az
ana luarveli iors cures fiaTs proved. tfat
THESE q dseakes afe perfectly ana com
pletely cured ~ Dr. =. Giar soh, "a.
g. Monroe 81. room 4. Grand BaDls.
bdef he use cf Df. f Cinv Todd'f
remarkable reyBeaIss. al tsfesa eTsnp
toms vlesd a. 4 ~ mag sus strength
ri nerves vsgcr ~ ipsir. rfin iifv II
blood snd heslth q body arc sson re-
stored.
gT5s remedies srs purely vereiai,se
nra harmless, and caD only 10 obtained
Rt tf cFtseA.
IN TODD compounds tis nreseai1,-
t5ors ffEnre ga fafssIf = isis rfsifse.
III ToI,sFs offz~f s. 81 81 50urue-st..
rofsu 4, fffaBo gsBsf. !. kii.ii-
Hs Fneficirles atres = fitf sionaafB
spe rva tan 80 zfElfr vao ellf,fsef.
Hs = "a ils ssffet fsf,a & S. ti.f inofn-
ire untH 81 s ~. tFffv taY
mt sTu6sFs
Cal. srsr7ts, kifsuaiv q M
Le5v C3afpssl Eaysa Cares
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

even John l.. sullivan could spend hours
IA thanksgiving that he was born too
late to encounter the right hand OF the
Father oi His Country. have recently
bcsh reading up the subject OF Wash
ington IS an athlete, and | have como
% the conclusion that no nien should
more revercntly observe his birthday
than those who End their delight ia the
cultivation OF big muscles and in the
performance OF feats of strength and
endurance.
lie was called the strongest man In
the Continental army. and among those
patriots were some ot the biggest men
that ever trod the earth, whose muscles
had been trained bv every sort OF exer-
else. 10 win DC remembered that La
faystte, when be saw body of Vir-
ginia troops march up to his relief, ex-
claimed; II have been reinforced by an
army OF giants" Yet among those
giants there Was not one who claimed
superiority over the sinewy Commander
in-Chiss
Washington was a heavy weight He
was ak feet and one inch In height, and
weighed two hundred and ten pounds
when in condition. Il may DC added
that he was never out OF it except when
ill. bis weight never went above two
hundred and twenty. Even his seden-
tary uie as President Of the United
states. with is baaqucts. late hours
and other laxuries not consistent with
tAe rules OF strict training did not put
him In bad trim physically. lie was
enc OF those men who did no. grow fat
under any provocGtion. His fine
physique was in a great measure a gift
from nature, a matter Of inheritance
aud circumstance. His father was a
very stroag man. who used to shoot
swans on thc Potomac, holding his fowl
inS-picce or. az arms length like q
pistol This weapon was 50 big and
heavy that few men could fro Il at all
without rest. George Inherited not
only the gun, but the strength 70 use it.
His muscular powers were brought 20
perfection hy plenty Of outdoor cxer-
else du~ing ms youth. As = school boy
.os ffteen be was well grown and the
best allropnd athlete in those parts.
His bulky frame dia not handicap him
in those sports requiring pure agility;
indeed. II was ia these that be most
locta5ly exceNcd He was the local
champion ~ running a1a az high broad
Jumping. IS wen ss ct wrestling and
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
ASTHMA % YEARS.
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

! had asthma IS years very lad
sometimes had to 90 TO bed, and TIE
treatments | took from physicians were
of no use until / employed Or. Cay
Todd. - Monsoe-si, room 4. Grand
Rapids, Mich. ! have been taking hs
n> .slclne one month, Gud nosw.th-
standing my recent trip of two we ks
to Canada ! have continued t. improve
steadily. and have only had one tad
spell since | began bis treatment. and
taat was when | was r Canada. now
breathe frccr, especially in thc lass
week or ten days, and take longer
walks without experiencing difficulty.
in fact, feel that my dreadful COM
piaint Is leaving me. am GO years OF
age. :. II YEREN,
Cor. Charles-st. and Weaithy-ave..
Jan. u, 1891. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23


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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

CURED

! had terrible steady baokache for
four years without any let up Al al !,
sometimes ] could hardly stialghten
up. Could not ride 30 a wagon un ac-
count of the greater jar OF tae wagon,
and have walked rather than ride.
have now been under the treatment oi
DK ). CLAY TODD, 4s MonrOe-si.
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mlei., ten days,
and yesterday ! rode 20 miles and nine
miles today IA wagon without pain
n ali-the first time for iour years
would checruiiy recommend DIR.
Todd 10 those who havr great pain ia
their backs. AVERY DOWNER,
October IS, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

pitching The bar. sport something Ike
the modern game e putting TIE shot.
Another game NJ which be appears 20
have had 10 equals was throwing
stones. OF course il "a iurossibi- 10
compare bis recorded fcats IN this de-
partnens Of athletics with the oulv
analogous sport OF to-day throwing t5e
base hau--and ret he must have had
rsnd deal II spring IN bis arm q have
cast a pebble from the bod q the stream
e. the top q the Natural Briizre; or
nnother acr,,ss the Eappzhannoc< river
a the lower ford st fredericksburg e
i said tasst nobciy else ever performed
this latter feat. though Washington
record Ia thirty yards more than the
width of The stream.
As school he learned fencing and be-
rarns at least "a god ss his teacher. the
r~stoubtable Van Eraan. It Is great
pity that boxing was not then popular.
Tor " ashington was buIs iust right Tor
H. Ills reach was something enormous
and bis hard of unusual strength and
size.
Waslafnxton's legs we're 80 strong ard
"a footing ~ SIRE thas he was iuvi1ei-
a.. a< a wrestler There ia 10 record
shas he vas ever thrown ~ anybody
.ss~r Ne had gottcn bis growth. His
triururhs a. tbs sport were mnumers-
BE. one of she prettiest 81 them was
are sisrevnfturs q the strong nan II
Virginia 7 don't remember his ether
name. hat at any rate he vas an athlete
Of rrpas strength and skill Washing
Tn attended. as spectator. te'srns-
r,ent II cutsocr srcrts Tor the cham
rss,rzhip II Virginia where the "s-rong
nan walked awav witb every thing IA
he wrestling Hae- Nobs~tT else was
nod sroaxa evea - give am exercise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Ia speaking % th. minute para.
SITES which are found IN the hsiry part
~ the tigrr's foot. = scientist SAYS.
They constitute enc q she most wen
derfnl euTiosities 7 know ef IN he ani-
ma worid. Tie parasites arr 80 small
a. % Be almost inwisibls % he na<ed
ere. and Yet each + a perfect corBtsr-
part - tas tirer. head. ears. jaw. Iegz
claws hoiv. sail. AZ are there You
nay thirk tiiis q bsT sssrv. hus iooA the
subject a. AID see x tass = aos So
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

He who Coluntia's liie doth read
FINDS on the golden page
Many = noble and deathioss deed
That Tine shall never age.
And within the blest volume Of Lioertys pride
Is tale which must thrill
Every patriot still
The vRloro1s story q I.ydis's Ride.
Thomas Frost. IA Yoath's gornpsnioz.
Derangement OF the liver. with con-
stipatlou, inlur ca the complexion. in
duce plmples. sallow skin. Remove
the cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. ore dose. Try them.
Why don't y0u try Csrter's Little
Liver Pslls7 Trey are positive cure
for SEX headache. and All the Ills pro-
duced hy disordered liver. Only one
pill a dose.
TIE action Of Carter's Little Liver
Pills j. pleasant, mid and natural
They gently stimulate the liver. and
regulate the bowels. bat 60 not purge.
They sre sure 70 please. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
MAKE No ERROR! !

NyOu have made up your
niind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to Dr. S.
CLAY TODD, - Monroe-st.
Room 4, Grand Rapids,
Mich. He will save you
much expense and loss of
time. DIR. TOdd's hospital
and other experience in
foreign countries. together
with his purely Vegetable
and harmless remedies. i'm
ported directly from those
countries, and - years
special practice in the
largest cities IN the United
States, renders him pecuI-
iarIy fitted for the work of
curing apparently hopeless
cases. Dr. Todd is in his
Office from 8 in the morning
to : at night. Every day
but Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Er.sers tas sterra tsfFt
wEEs .ns4ta lsr As4g 81 t.splS1Eg fFeys
Hastia. -.
a. esszz 9s ~ sszass laeg less -sts -isr tsis
Wsl gesLs' A. ros
Tc tleIs tsas ef secs
Gene sssst-s@rss @1a ~.sss via ssgn0sias
Aka
caseTliy eickers he welcome log
waerv Hose SIS deep II iaoaghs;
AEa bis hsnshmsl Wi per over taels greg
81 ths b4ttts taat s0ea ~i1 De fought
wasa An4eric.'s rag shall be terra 20 = shred.
Ana TIE payers of her seas
Shall - lEoHnsa oF tle glns.
Ara her hopes Ead p.zce vita iEs woUAded
.na dead
Iyd.a stands az the guarded toori
The seGtry steals . kiss
Begs for another. snd sa.tehes = score.
Then ASKS, MY pretty miss.
whri tem9tstA thee forta oa 50 ruthless
uighsr
Coyly ufsirg her eyes,
Il must leAra. she replies,
''aow 70 pass taFoasa yoar lines a. TIE ea~a
ing OF light
There's sack 81 nlea, al th- FFankferd mill.
~ uIotaerss shelves are bare,
And Two O; tay comrades will fare but III
II the sack remaiaeih there'"
Enough csles tue So4llef. lie passes Within.
70 Lis General tells
o. ihe need that imrels,
Anc re.uras vita tae en.aous password: I'VE
win"
Another taste ., thoss rebel lips:
To loose the- yet were sta"
She boxes his ears aai away she trips
And laughingly cries; we winw
Ba. her brave heart Is weighed with terrible
douS.
As she ponAers each word
That her quick ears have heard
From the two gallant comrades whose IA
lions are 'outw
Grey Bess Is saddled AZ break OF day:
With q song on her merry tongue
She mounts % the saddle and csnters away.
rs the sleet in her face IS fnng:
sonG from tne bosom that heaves for her
kin
Halt" rings sharp ahead;
'srhc password its said;
Ride on. pretty rebel--we win, We win.~
The sianber'ag fires are dizlly seen,
The last cold sentinel passed;
Her words are quicl. the wind so keen.
Now fast. my Bessie. fastF'
Tho mll-light she sees Ger the SHOW covered
grass
Rens her st.ed AT the door
Tor an ins.ant-no more,
And shs hears not the millers God bless thee,
my lassv
Daylight Is growing-sway! avayi
Faster and faster still
Rebels and traitors and spies are they
Who tarry too long at the mill
Trees. bushes and fields fade like pbantasies
brisf:
Then an ill-clsd vidstte
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

sTwrroNs-Moisture; intense itching
and stinEng. most ~ night: worse ~
scratching. If allowed 20 eonanue
tnmors form. wbseh often hfaea snd
uicerste. becoming very sore. Swsvxx' :
0fSTwKNr stops TIE itching ard hleea-
ing. heals uIcerst soTs, sra in most cases
removes the tumors. A crawr sts. OF
~ mai. Tor - cents. Tr. Swavae &
son. Phaadelan =.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

hlgy-Av-bat les al odd thing, rne
bcy. have y ever noticed that these liz
erary lions always have long manes7
Cholly-Pa PaTectlY natural, Old man.
Don't the literary Ionesses wear short
ones9-Lifc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Csller-sad this Is the rev bshTf
Fond Mother-Isn't i spleadids
Galleries. indeed.
Fond Mother-And 80 Bright See
how inteli9ently he hreathes-N. Y
S1a
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

wrS wfnslaws Sssshi AZ svras rs~Sst q
vsrs r~el Ter etffrsa 1e~stsea II sny-f< =
- rnEa entFfHS to z1-ss x54rs A. rsse
ear@s Wfaa eesic aa8 = - h.-e- reu-.as.x fsz
%-~~~s<s. = eenss 2st<la
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

'British-at-acl-at sunsct-to-night."
That's all: then back she flies:
But WASHINGTON values those words Alright,
And tAs tears s<e thick IN his eyes
As he thinks OF the sortie-the plan to sur
prise,
And With one sudden thrust
Dash the Cause 10 the dust
With its harefooted champions, never to risei
Dus,es ring sharp n tho Quaker town,
Regiments quickly form;
One Titan blow FOR tho King aad the C7owrl
One mighty blast os the STORM
A blast that she green leaves Of Freedom shall
psrch
rs thecases swooa
II the deserts simoeni
Sirocco OF steel. tx oayonets-marcAt
Loosed Is the death-c!oud when day is done.
But or no G7owsy foe:
There looms the rifemau's ready gun;
There is jhe mgtch's glow
OF tie brave csnuoaeer who will own not de-
feat
Like statues trey stand
For the word OF CONF ani
And the troops OF King George wheel about.
In retreat.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured Consumption.

FoRT WAYNE. lad. sept. Il. 1879
For the benefit of those Who think
consumption ircuTabie. I vii make q
statement Of my cure. ON the 18Th Of
last March ! vas taken with the lang
fever, OF As the doctors called It. picofo-
pneumuns. ! Was attended bv one
whom I al cons .dered the most efnl-
nent phys can # this city for three
months ard a half, dnrur which time
he employed Eve other physicians a.
counsel. For ab0ut three weeks ]
though: ] was getting betle1. xifea>an
ahscess began 81 form "a ms left lung,
ard tiie phys.c ans nroaoufea5 a quick
consumption. Prom this failed
rapidly. and raised 8 pint g. q quart of
rhlsgm matter each DAY, and had usEht
sweats. IS the ssh ol june : had g0i
so weak thst j coald not In
rlass q water % my noBth,
aad vas confined - rnv he'd
was reduced - skeiei0a ercert
nly legs and feet. which were greatly
sNel,ed. A ths tnBe INV wife seeirsg
Tr. :. Cav Joaa's circular. eurl0ve8
81 ~. ana ! arr free - say J improved
stead13y from fse ffas ! commenced
fzksnr hs MEDICINES. n tbrps dRvs
ts.e s~elfne sad geae out - nty ifni,s.
aod ia fsfee veess ! wss stit - be ~
and walk out do8rs = ,lftle. sud p fza
wee X wss af5e e. wax ten MIRA. ard
fsit So xsli - ever asd NgF : yak
from fnree - foHEr 81 as each dsT. ard
ne ther cough noT s1It. 7 haTe ue gssin
sBd tank fnY lBngs hesixs Tysrfeefsv.
gNHN s. M5ILFH,
80 n Gre zttr=l-z w.. r 4 4zrz8f Ind.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Psckhsn's Croap Remedy eures
Whoopmz Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Every saok Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture Of our min. None genuine
without It.
VALLEY Cry N4.4rxs CO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

" hsr raw wagss TT5 rgIar.s.
". AseT = over - years o.e. W.
= isr ~ss cured - Yesrs &r0. Tais
snsSs fAst c1s1sa sart5ya esh - ;Yef-
T4ans~stl b esgs1 ~ lfr. = llsy 1neu.
IeeD &re Ez asfwse1 ftere And
kezt Magee erf1F eay. fref efsls
frod to ~ - ~ s - ard issGH
tsse raFssc4 ssrs rf hs es1rf. Il w2s lbs
salk q tzsE Ssw1 lsg mo1slss
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
GEORGE As AZ ATHLETE.
Al Who Lcvs sports ShOad Gels
bra1s February "a.

f=~o=vs Esssy6saF bsssa's Eaas rhzs
tAs f~kAsf III a. s#saszy wss e..
ssssazesa s8Aa sha Hs. 49,
~xs.s Fxa444ssEstty Ia usslorg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-11-13
Death of John Perkins.

John Perkins of Elkton who has
been in a declining condition tor
several months from that fatal
disease, known as Bright's disease.
died on Thursday, Nov. 9th, in his
57th year. He had been in the har
ness business in Elkton since 1857
and had justly acquired the distinc-
ton of one of Elkton's most promi.
uent citizens. He was in every re-
spect model man. He was one Of
the principal men of the Methodist
Church. He was one of Elkton's
best and most exemplary business
men. He was a model man 10 physi-
cal development, tall. finely proper
toned, splendicd picture of
strength and manhood. Taken all
in all we scarce will look upon his
like again.
He leaves widow and seven
children. His funeral took place on
Monday afternoon in charge of the
Masonic Lodge OF which fraternity
he was prominent member. Services
were held in the NJ E. Church. In
terment in the Elkton cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-11-13
Elkton Fair.


The last and supreme effort to GAL
vanize to life the Elkton Fair was
made at the meeting of the stock
holders on Tuesday last. H. M
Mccullough aud j. w. Harriott were
authorized to obtain subscriptions to
the stock in the county
1t was also decided that the priv.
ileges extended to stockholders in
former years be restored.
1t was determined that at the next
Fair, passes in and out of the
grounds be allowed, provided that
subscriptions to the amount of $500
worth of stock be obtained in Ekton.
Directors for the ensuing year
we're then chosen by ballot, and the
following were elected .-Dr 81 81.
Mitchell, John Gilpin, John W. Har.
riott, George s Woolsey, H. G..
Mcdowell. s. j. Arbuckle, z. Porter
Lusby, Chalkley B Phillips. Manly
Drennen, r. L. Thomas and Morris
Dunbar.
The newly elected board Of direc-
tors are requested to meet at the
office of the Secretary on next Tues
day. Nov. Eth, at IL O'Clock for
organization and business.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-11-13
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners met in
regular session on Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Numerous bills were examined,
passed and ordered paid.
The Treasurer submitted his re-
port for month of October showing
the receipts to be $4sl92 35, dishurse-
ments Sc 745 81 and cash balance on
hand 1852 43.
The resignation of George E
Mckinney. Constable Of the 5tb
Election District was presented and
accepted.
The petition for the opening of q
public road in the Bird district from
a point south of the b. & o. Railroad
and north of the mills of the Elk
Mills Company on the road leading
from said mills to Cherry Hill and TO
a point on the road leading IRON
Cherry Hill to Elkton north of Sin
gerly was submitted and deferred.
Permission was granted VIM. NJ.
Singerly to erect bridge over Little
Elk Greek at Providence Mill in
order that the road might be changed
at that point.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-11-13


Aspecial train will be run on Sunday,
the 22d inst. from Elkton to Rising
Sun, for the benefit Of those wishing to
attend the laying OF the corner stone OF
the new Catholic Church now being
built. TIE round trip from Elkton viii
be $1.00. from Port Deposit "a cents.
The train will leave Port Deposit at
1 AT M, stopping at all stations
Ifyou would enjoy plate Of delicious
fried oysters you can find them at
Heagy's.
Rev. w. w. Reese pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Port Deposit
has rendered his resignation on account
of i'll health. He has never recovered
from an attack of the grip and suffers
from nervous prostratiOn. IT is but
little more than year since he was
installed pastor of the congregation.
The corner stone of st Agnes Catholic
Chapel at Rising Sun will be laid with
imposing ceremonies, Sunday, Nov. %
at go u. m. Father Fitzgerald of
Havre de Grace will deliver the sermon.
Rev. Bishop Curtis of Wilmington will
deliver the closing address. Prominent
clergymen from Wilmington and
Baltimore will be present. A special
train will leave Havre de Grace at 100
p. M, returning at the conclusion of
the ceremonies and stop at all stations
going and returning. We cordially
invite our friends and the public in
general to favor US with their presence.
J. d. CAREY.
Shamoia, sponges and toilet articles
at Reynolds drug store.