Evening journal., 1892-05-16
psNlNsulA N.ws PARAeaApHs.
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Port Deposit. Md quarries are busy
The sturgeon fishing season is about
over.
whooping cough prevails 10 Sussex
county.
Strawberries are in market in Sussex
county.
The cemetery a, Calvert, Nd is to be
enlarged.
The bicycle fad has struck North
East, Nd.
Several new houses are being erected
In Elkton, Nd.
Don Price has been elected treasurer
OF Elkton, Md,
The Houston hosiery factory will be re
moved te Laurel.
The Douglass House at Rehoboth is
beng remodeled.
The tax rate Of Kent county is forty
cents on the 500.
Cecil county has cash bslsnce on
hand Of IS. 69il9.
A block Of dwelling houses will be
erected At Perryvllle, Md.
Mrs Lourina Wright, wife Of Or. j.
Wright Of Warwick, Md is dead
Professor Lon L. Bounds Of Quanlico.
Nd, is dead. He was only 20 years old
The band at Principle. Md, has pur-
chased new uniforms and instruments.
There Is an elevated spot o. ground In
Cecil county, Md , called Vinegar HILL
North Eass. Nd, is to have body Of
Red Men. There will be City charter
members
The Marshall property In ChesspeAk
City, Nd, has been bought by II. j
Pensel for $780,
A stranger recently wrote home that
North East, Md was inhabited by dogs,
hogs and cattle. "
The 103d annual session Of the Della
ware State Medical Society will be held at
Dover on June IA.
There has been rise In the Susquc.
hanna river. Barges and RATS are
being flated down It.
The Maryland Steamboat Company
has bought the steamer Chowan TO run
on the Nanticoke river.
H. B. johnson has beer appointed post
master Of Wlliamsville, Sussex county.
At salary OF $50 year.
Charles @. Crothsrs, Of Elkton, Nd.
is mentioned as a possible Democratic
Congressional candidate.
Thomas V. vandegrift has been ap
pointed justice OF the peace Of the Second
district Of Cecil county. Md
Rev. John B. Kendall OF Lincoln
University preached In Elkton, Nd
Presby terIsn Church yesterday.
The Teachers Association Of Cecil
county held an interesting meeting at
Por. Deposit, Nd, on Saturday.
The down run" Of herring has com
me ced In the Susquehanda river. The
most profitable season for several years Is
about over,
Levi F. Boulden OF Elkton, Nd. has
sued the town Of Chesapeake City for
$4,000 damages. he Injured his foot by
falling through hole in board walk.
The Kent County F,rmers' Institute
will meet at FELTON, on Wednesday The
question of taxation will be discussed.
the annual election Of officers will be
held.
Rev. j. s. Willis Of near Frederick,
will give his annual dinnsr to a large
number Of friends at 'Glendale Farm, "
on June large number Of prominent
persous have bean invited
Charles Perkins Of Elkton. Md. a
railway postal clerk, has been promoted
to the third class. at an annual salary Of
/ $1,000 His run is bstween New York
ana Washington on the B. & o railroad
AS one travels from Odessa to Middle
town the remains OF an old brick kiln
may be plainly seen TO the right, some
forty yards from the road In the Geld
near the nursery hill an the property OF
Ssmue Pennington Of Middletown. This
property once belonged to Robert Mel
drum, and during his time the bricks
that now compose the old Drawers
Presbyterian Church were made from the
clay In that field and burnt In the kiln
about 1875 years ago Odessa Herald
Deputy Fish Com N lssioner Thomas Il
Hughlett is engaged in stocking the
Maryland rivers with young fish his
deposits Of fry are as follows Black
water river, Dorchester county 800,
0t0 young shsd Choptank river, al
Brick Mills. Caroline county. 500. 600
Chester river at Millington, 1000 900
North East ri Fer, at North East, Cecil
county, 500 0C0 Mill creek, near Elkton,
500, 000 IL is believed that the presence
Of shRd In such large mum ers In the
Elk river this spring. which is rare, is
ths result Of the stocking Of the upper
waters of the river for several years
past.
A new lot Of those celebrated Knabe
pianos just received by d. F. ROBELEN
No. 7lO Market street