The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-05-08

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will make the fruit men quake with
fear. The only safe guard against
violent winds and frost for fruit are
shelter belts of evergreen trees.
Thos. McKelvey, a young man who
resides with his father, Robert Nc.
Kelvey, at Red Hill, mile east Of
Elkton, was badly gored Tuesday by
a vicious bull which he was leading
from the stable. His injuries are of
o serious nature.
By the careening of their boat,
while two White Point fishermen
were asleep in the cabin. their Ian
tern was upset which set FIRE to their
nets. which were entirely destroyed.
The loss amounts to about 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. State Senator Writ
celebrated on Tuesday evening Of
last week the fifth anniversary of
their wedding and gave progressive
euchre party TO the company who
bassembled to eat cake and wish them
many returns of the marriage natal
day.
George Wilson. colored, accused of
stealing hammock from the porch
of John Hearns, in North East. has
been lodged in Jail by Constable Me-
Kinney. being unable to furnish $500
bail. Wilson is stranger in North
East, and had been peddling polish.
ling powder.
Oysters are said to be out of season
but Heagy has plenty of oysters.
The drama entitled "Enlisted for
the War" with the farcical after
piece "The Rough Diamond" will
be played in the Town Hall, by the
Cornet Band. on Saturday evening,
May 10th, instead of the 9th as err.
roneously announced. Admission %
and IS cents.
Not many physicians make great
therapeutic discoveries For the most
part they content themselves with
administering judiciously what is pre-
scribed in the books. To DIR. J. G..
Aver, however, is due the credit Of
discovering that greatest of blood puri
fiers-Ayer's Sarsaparllla.
Oak Grove school house came very
near being burned on Monday morn
ing. The morning being cold fire
was kindled in the stove and spark
out of the chimney fell on the roof and
before assistance and ladders were pro-
cured a space of about two feet in
diameter was burned in the roof.
The members of Reeds African NJ. P.
Church will give "Shad SUPPER in
North East to night in Runey Hall
over Davis Smith shop. I'VE gods and
and little fishesl" won't the dusky beau
ties brie shad while the gallants strip
the bones and extract more enjoyment
than Mrs. Astor's guests over q $40, 900
dinner.
Garden Seeds by the ounce, pint
or packet at DR.. L r. Kinks drug
store. apr10 If
AS if to fasten stigma on doctors
the newspapers prefix DR.. to the
name of Bran. and the Baltimore
Morning Heral even locates his home
at Rising Sun. The place he called
home in this county is at the foot of
Hindman's hill on the Octoraro. one
mile from Porter's Bridge and four
miles from Rising Sun.
DIR. Dodson has sold out his dental
establishment at Rising San to Dr. T.
B. Moore of Delta, who has taken
possession and will remain permantly.
DIR. Dodson desires to express his
thanks to his patrons of Rising Sun
and vicinity for past favor in bidding
them public good by and trusts that
the same courtesies may be extended to
his successor.
Miss Clara Thomas died at the resi-
dence of her mother, at Colora, on
Saturday afternoon, Cd inst. Her
remains were inferred in Friends
West Nottingham burying ground on
Wednesday. The public school of
Colora. Miss Owens teacher, con.
tributed a floral wreath as a tributes
of love and respect for their lost
friend and school mate.
Near one ton of Buf1lngton's choice
coffee recently purchased no use in buy
ing this coffee in small quantities.
The following officers were installed
for Crystal Lodge PA, I. O..G. r., by
Lodge Deputy, j. M. Campbell at its
last meeting. P. G. T., Jno. l.. Steph-
ems, G. IT,, T. r. Kirk Jr., Y. T., Ella r
Haines; S., j. F. Mcclure; A. S., w. c..
| Cummings; F. s., Mrs. s r.. Rimbell,
T., w. w. Carter; c., Rhoda V. Wilson;
NJ, s. R. Haines; D. NJ. Mary S. Conner;
g., Eugene Conner; Sent. Harry;
Keilholtz; S. of J. T., Eugene A. Rey-
mods.
The quarryman of Port Deposit hav-
ling formed a Union Branch No. 10,
struck on May day because their
employers refused to accede to their
demands. and publish an address to the
public in the News this week. which is
very mild in tone. Their demands were
for 8 hours day for days and hours
for Saturday without reduction of
wages, also time and half for over
time and double time for night and
Sunday work. The employers refused
their proposition. Hence the strike.
Herring have been remarkably
plentiful in the Elk and North East
rivers this spring. Captain VIM. j
Wilson, aweslthy and reliable fishing
shore owner, relates that the tide in
the North East rivar woo Iowar than