The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-06-25
COUNTY NEWS
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Friday, June %, 1856.
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MINOR LOCALS.

The 4th will come on Sunday
week.
The stores will be closed on Monday
July 9Th.
And the Star calls the Democrat a
..jugwump."
Mrs. Levi R. Mearnes has been re-
ported dangerously Ill.
The NJ. f. Church festival held at
Charlestown on the ! 1th and 18th rak-
ed in $110.
New goods arriving al E. R. Buff.
fington's.
Three strolling musicians serenad-
ed the town on Saturday evening
with the Highland bagpipe and claro-
net.
A canal boat loaded with 5000
bushels of lime took fire while lying
at Court House Point on Elk river,
last week, and sank.
Oh yes, Ankrim's glass jars and jel-
ly cups have arrived and are marked to
suit the times.
The rain of Tuesday was a damper
on the farmers. 1t caught great deal
of half cured hay, which caused great.
er loss than can be estimated.
Ponds Extract, for Inflammations,
COMPOSITIONS and Ulcerations. Its rem
o1
derful. Try it!
V The Democrat reports large crop
of peaches for this county. The two
lower districts, part of the third and
Elk Neck, is the peach territory of
the county.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by DR.. L. R.
Kirk. +
Jonathan Truman, farmer for Mr..
VIM. Brown, was kicked last Friday,
by horse while currying him, and
hurt considerably on the arm and
shoulder.
New invoice of French Satteens in
navy blue, garnet, brown ground
work, guaranteed the very best, come
and see them. E. r. Burlington.
A fast horse company have rented
the Elkton fair grounds fer training
and exercising their flyers this sum-
mer. They pay 500 for the privilege.
Not very extravagant rent for gen.
tlemen of equine fancy.
There was festival held at Bethes-
da Church, near lakewood, last Fri
day and Saturday evenings, 18th and
10th, that was afnancial success, net
proceeds $44. Everything passed off
in good order.
Twill challenge any binders of $50
to meet the Mccormick any afternoon
with or without experts, in the field
of wheat belonging to Jos. T. England.
Let me hear from you. Yours
22.6-96. Ellis L. DUYCKINCK.
Now for fine groceries. Go to Ank-
rims, and look over his stock, and see
if they are not good and marked low.
A young man employed as slater
on Mr.. f. Haines' house, fell from the
roof, last Friday, striking some of the
scaffolding us he fell. He was injur
ed quite severely about the side and
arms and was taken to his home in
Lancaster county, Pa.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union of Rising Sun, has chang
ed the time of meeting from Thurs
day to Saturday afternoons at 3 o.
clock. Place of meeting remains the
same,-ba>ement Of NJ. E. Church.
The Union is prospecting finely.
Ankrim's is the place for good mack
rel. Buy kit, 10 lbs, for 20 cts.
Mr.. James T. Clendenin has had a
wind mil, of the Adams make Of
Baltimore. erected on his farm near
Woodlawn. for the purpose of fore
ing water from spring near by, to
the house. He has otherwise greatly
improved the property.
Mr.. H. c. Cummings has enlarged
his livery which now occupies the new
stables erected by Job Haines on Wal
nut street, and camp meeting coston-
ers are already dickering for horses