Evening journal., 1896-02-10


This prod uced general alarm, for the
community is thoroughly inocculsted.
Fish are being caught in large qua ntl
ties st Frederick and shipped to the
cities.
fredericksburg citizsns will meet on
Saturday to form a cemetery company.
A barber shop with bath room attach
ment Is Centreville's latest
A Somerset farmer found petrifsd
hog eight feet 10 the ground.
w. T. B. Robertson, Of Rising Sue. has
a copy Of the journal OF the Senate Of the
United States Of the year 1891.
The wife Of q farmer living near
Smyrna put an end to his spending so
much OF bis time in town by taking his
bed TO the store where be was aceu5-
toned TO loaf
A Baltimore firm has urchsssd 81 600
bushels OF 1895 grain from General
William Mckenney, Of Queen Anne's
John Thomas, Chsstertown's io,-doo
doctor. was convicted In Baltimore OF
pracIiclng Illegally.
Webb Richardson a ahipouildsr Of
Cambridge pumosd and leveled the irst
frame Of the stranded steamship g.. Paul.
and plumbed all frames until forward
oants were raised.
The court house, jail and stable in
Ohesterto vn have been insured for
S25, 600
Cambridge will ask the Legislature TO
pass either prohibition or high license
law.
James II Ball. Of Milford. Is compiling
the statistics OF imports and exports for
1895, of the Mspillion river, and their
value 10 estimated at more than one
million dollars.
Mrs @. A. Childs, Elkton, had her
weeks washing stolen from the clothes
line.
The smallest check ever passing
through ChesteTtcwn bank was for
cents, received ct the Sesand National
Bank last week.
The Il. X milford Company, Of Phila-
delphia, has made arrangements for fur
nishing antl-toxine to Tuoksr.& Holland,
Centreville.
The boots aud wearing apparel OF
James II Truss, who Is confined In
Ekton all, charged With the murder Of
Captain Thomas Camp. have been token
90 the University OF Pennsylvania, Phila
delphla, TO Ascertain II the spots upon
them are human blood.
Port Deposits commissioners will buy
800 feet of.rubber hose.
Kent county dalrymeu use oottoussed
meal TO large extent.
Harrington Is having G tidal wave OF
religion IN the n p. Church There
have been ffty.dve conversions aud the
altar 81 crowded ghtly with psnitents
Extra services are also going on In the
M. y Church, with a great deal Of
interest manifested
TIE plre-irss section Of Talbot county
is full Of sxmen cutting pine piles for
shipments, and in every pine woods there
is camp Of cutters. The piles are sent
60 the Northern cities, aud are used
mostly for wharf building purposes.
Mrs. Elizabeth NAPLES, aged 80 years
fell down q stairway &C the residence Of
her sonin-law. Dc David Hall. at LsWes,
few days ago. and broke an ankle.
John Morgan & Co.. OF Maryland. will
start shirt factory 10 Seatord about
April /, employing thirty hands at the
start.
There were slxty-6vs marriages, ia
births and 100 deaths In Sussex county
during the last quarter
The tomb OF Mrs Mary Torbsrt, the
wife OF the late General A. 4. A. Tor
bert, will be the finest In Milford.
An sfIort Is on foot 10 orgsnlzs Y. NJ
O. a. In Pecomoks City.
Georgetown vs. making arrangements
for telephone services.
II Is probable that Delaware tomato
growers will sosn take act on similsr 70
that taken bp the growers IN Maryland
and refuse TO raise tomatoes for less than
Sc a ton.
five freight cars we're wrecked at
Delmar on Saturday.
Rev s N. Pllchard, OF Laurel, has
received a call to become pastor of a
church In New York
The insurance company hes adjusted
the loss sustained by the Trinity Church,
Eikton, by the destruction Of the hand
some pipe organ In the recent ere
st. Paurs M E Church at Ingleside.
Nd, was dedicated yesterday. Il is
connected with the Methodist Church
south.
AThe annual meeting OF The Elkton
Cemetery Company elected Dr. X @
MNhall, president; John Partridge,
secfstary; Dr.. J. II. lamar, treasurer.
The executive board is composed Of w.
b, E5er, Henry Vonsingsr and Thorn s
Drsnnen
William S.eel. Of Zlar, ls suffering
from fractured akuu received from 8
blow irhcted By Charles Matthews. q
boy. Toe pair were at work In a saw
mill and quarrellsd Matthews then
struck Steel In the head with a hand
spike