The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-09-10

lelG dG OudrleSGOu, y. VI, at o CLOCK
on Sunday night. An inspection of
the city by U. S. Engineers proves
the damage to be even greater than
at first reported.
Miss Florence N. Duncan, COM
menced the fall term of Friends
Select School at Calvert on Monday
last, 9th inst, with an attendance of
% pupils. The teacher and Trus' ees
consider the future of the School very
encouraging.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEr Y
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by DR.. L. R.
Kirk. +
The frame work of the NJ. E. Par
sonage at Rising Sun is up and the
building progressing rapidly. The
drive we'll which has been put down
80 feet, under the direction of the
Rev Mr.. Jewell has not as yet been
a successful job, but he hopes to
be able to make it work all right ev-
entually.
The Rising Sun Public School was
opened on Tue Sday last by the teachre
Miss Owens with an attendance of
40 pupils. Miss Owens was prevent
ed from opening the school on the
previous Wednesday on account of
being under the treatment of an &C.
Nils in Ra1timoro
Rev. Alex. J. Drysdale, who was
on Thursday of last week elected
Bishop Of the Diocese of Easton,
Md, died on Monday morning at
Milwaukee, Wis. Of disease of the
kidneys. DIR. Drysdale was rector of
Christ Church, New Orleans.
There will be Temperance meet.
ing in Rock Presbyterian church on
Monday evening Sept. 18th at y
o'clock. Mrs. Black a we'll known
Temperance worker will be present
and make al address. St. Johns NJ.
E. congregation is especially invited
to be present.
The old vets. of the 9th Maryland
expect to enjoy grand time at
North East to MISUNDERSTANDING.
10th inst, when they will all meet
again and fight the battles of 20
years and more ago, over in memory.
No sword thrusts or bullet wounds,
but good cheer, and comrades hearty
salutations.
"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 and so
cents. Sold by DR.. L. r. Kirk.
Capt Oliver T. Lyon son of Judge
Lyon, of Port Deposit, was strongly
urged by the Republicans of Texas
to accept the nomination for Govern
or of that State but declined for bus.
mess reasons. The Captain is said
to be very popular in the Lone Star
State.-Apreal
ALkrim's full line of underwear has
just arrived and with it a nice line OF
tiennels and Canton fiannels.
Notice is hereby given that Miss
Mamie Keilholtz of Washington, D
c., will open a SELECT school at
Colora Public Hall on Wednesday
Sept. 18th, 1886. For terms etc. ap
ply to Miss Mamie Keilholtz, Colora
Cecil Co., Md.
n. B.-Music taught.
A pleasant farmers picnic was
held in west Fallowfeld township
recently by members of the Doe Run
Octoraro and West Grove Farmers
Clubs The Deer Creek Farmers
Club also held a social meeting o
this kind a few weeks since. 1t is
time Cecil was making efforts at so
cial Improvement in this direction.
The farmers who attend Whining
ton market haye been paying to the
clerk of the market a 25 cent fee fol-
every day they attend. On last Sat
urday John Barber and Edward
Stroud refused to pay the fee, anG
Clerk Smeltz ha | them arrested anG
,rleu before the municipal court. The
decision of the judge was favorable
to the farmers.
Mr.. II. II. Haines and wife arrived
home on Tuesday evening last, from
their long trip to the Pacific coast
sight seeing in that far off country
of wonders. The excursionists were