The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-06-25
School Trustees.

DclOW are GuC uaIueS VI OCIOOl
Trustees reported to the School Com.
missioners at their last regular meet
ing, for the four upper districts.
Sixth dlstrict-No. l, w. 7. B. r.
Robertson president, Watson Reeder
secretary; No. 2, E. Hester president,
T. Brickley secretary; No. 3, W. E.
Gillespie secretary; No. 4, Theodore
Marseall president, G. s. Abrahams
secretary; No. Z, A. S. Evans presi.
dent, Samuel Polk secretary; No. 9,
S. NJ. McCardell president. j. Bladder
ston secretary; No. 10, R. Finley
Rowland president, r. j. Rowland
secretary. Seventh district-No. 3,
P. Hartenstine president, WI. Jack!
son secretary; No. 4, j. Williams
president, L. G.. White secretary;
No. 5, S. A. Reynolds president, r.
H. Smith secretary; No. 6, j. W.
Beavens president, w. L. Patten sec
retaryI. Eighth district-No. 2, P.
Boyle president. B. Garvin secretary.
Ninth district-No. /, G. w. Ben.
jamin president, VIM. Wivil secretary
No. 2, A. F. Means president, D. NJ.
Rittenhouse secretary.
John A. Dunn was appointed trus-
tee for No. 4, Eighth district, vice j.
J. Bennett. ...
Miss Jennie L. Stephens resigned
school No. l, Sixth district, aud Miss
Jennie E. Brickley was confirmed as
teacher of same school. Miss Carrie
c. Keilholtz resigned school No. 6,
Ninth district. Miss Lera White re.
signed school No. Z, Fourth district.
Miss NJ. A. E. Phillips was confirmed
as teacher for school No. 5, Fourth
district.
Miss Nellie Sinnickson was ex.
amined and appointed for the scholar.
ship at the State Normal School.
The Board went before the County
Commissioners in regard to making
an allowance in the next levy for
money to erect new school houses
and for keeping the schools open the
full ten months.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. Said by DR.. l.. r.
Kirk
Shutdown June, 23rd 1886.
MIR. EDIToR:-Neyer having noticed any
communication from our town in the news.
papers, except occasionally in the New
York World, Philadelphia Reco,d and Bal
timore Sun. take the liberty of addressing
you few brief items of general interest to
the people avoiding offensive personally
and advertising lodges, as much as possible.
Mr.. James Toodles, our Mayor, DIR. Peter
Pepsin AMI Dennis Dormouse, our leading
merchant, started for the Adriondacks,
Tuesday to spend the heated TERM
Mrs. J Wilbur Virgins. landlady of the
Merchants hotel, expects TO leave for the
Welsh Mountains in few days, visiting
relations there.--Mrs. Susan Snapper is
visiting her cousin Miss Nellie Nippers at
Porkapolis, in Ohio.--Miss Fanny
Fetsnoodle of Mount Airy is visiting in the
family of Rey. Mr.. MacSplinter of the Mt.
Nal Oh Church, Evangelical Association
The Misses McFlints, are visiting their
country cousins, the Misses Hayfields of
Sheboggan Co., Wisconsin.--The concert
OF the Scimpo family in Mr.. MacSplinter's
church last evening was a grand success
Proceeds to be applied to educating the
street Arabs and for Missionary purposes
among the heathens of the F iii Islands,
Mr.. Dominick Doolittle of the firm of Doc
little Co., has had an addition built to
hi, pig pen and also white washed the gable
end OF his stable. leaving the remainder to
be finished after dog days are over.--Our
undertaken, Geo. Buckwalter Pecksniff has
had new tires on the front wheels of his
hearse and newly painted by Brewster, |
Briggs Il Co., of New York City. Mr.. Peck. |
sniff is leading undertaken of the state. be.
ing thoroughly posted in his business
The MigeIsville base ball nine, PLAYED orr
club on Saturday last in Major Muggins'
field adjoining our town, the Migetts beat.
ing by a score of five to twelve. A large
crowd of deeply interested spectators were
present.--Gen, Cockburn Claypole and
Col. Casper Cadwallader, of our town. vii
make Il tour to the Pacific slope next month.
taking in the Yellow Stone Park and other
places of interest.--Hieh and low license
Is much discussed in Shutdown. Our peo-
pie, however, are conservative and opposed
to all sumptuary laws. A compromise will
likely be effected, giving them both, as in
times past, when drunken man had
the satisfaction of KNOWING that ba r,o,