The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-12

Dyterlan church. which was appoint.
ed for the 18th yesterday, was post
poned till to-day the 18th inst. The
lecture will be delivered this evening
at 1880. 1t will well repay all who
are interested in the history and lit
erature of that classic old country.
Messrs. William H. Pennington
and Thomas Pennington, two OF the
most celebrated owl shots of the
Eastern Shore, accompanied by Col
lector GrOome, shot L owls Of the
largest size near Locust Grove. Kent
county, ON Thursday last, in less
than that many minutes
The party dined on owl pie next
day.
"sellers' Liver Pill' have been the
standard remedy for malaria, liver
complaint, costiveness, etc COR fifty
years.
Miss Ella Hindman. daughter of our
genial L. NJ, was the recipient Of
surprise party on Friday evening
last. Eight or nine couples of Young
folks met at her home and step
pea in very suddenly, taking the
young lady completely by surprise.
A pleasant evening was spent by the
young people.
Our neighbor E. P. Passmore met
with painful accident in Philadel.
phia on Saturday last. He was driv.
ing some cattle and was kicked by
one OF the animals on the leg which
for time disabled him. When he
reached the depot at the Sun he had
to be assisted to his home. Mr.. P.
Is about again not much the worse
from the accident.
Charley was mad. He had sent
special messenger to get the news for
the San. And when he found him,
he was telling everybody the news
from Rising Sun. He will get anoth-
er messenger next election time
Democrat.
That news from Rising Sun was
enough to make the license folks
"mad."1
The Rev. Ellison Capers Of Green.
vile, S. c., is now talked of as the
next choice of the Eas',on diocese for
Bishop. 1t is not know that he
would do better than the five who
have declined the honor. Greenville
is the town where certain Judge re-
sided who wrote "The FOOLS
Errand." book which caused no
small interest in its day.
Another invoice of L adies' coats to
arrive ON the 18th at E. r. Buffing-
toms.
George Reynolds reports that he
has all the stone picked and several
acres plowed for corn. Forehanded
George! Unless stiff clay it is not
thought advisable to pillow sod ground
for corn in the fall; but stalk and
stubhle grounds intended for oats
should be plowed in the fall. They
are then ready for early seeding in
spring.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by ShilOh's Ca
tarrh Remedy, Price so cents. Nasa-
injector free. Sold by DR.. l.. r. Kirk
A fraud has been quilting the good
people Of York county and some
other sections selling the Mirror of
Fashion published by Cooper & Con-
ard of Philadelphia. He swindled
several unsuspecting folks out of sew
cral dollars ''Don't' is a good motto
to adhere to when strangers are round
selling goods to he delivered in the
future.
A passenger train on the Columbia
Il Port Deposit R. R. narrowly
escaped great smash up on Friday
last, at Foundry siding, near Perry
Vile. The train ran into an open
switch a car wrecking standing on
the siding end damaging the engine.
The engineer stuck t. his post, and
beside severe shaking mp no damage
was suffered by passengers. The
conclusion j~rked gold watch from
the engineers Locket, which popped
into the turna 'e.
Have found DR.. Seth A,no1Ts
Cough Killer lie best medicine for
cou-n ever tried and have al so rec