The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-09-03

day last to York Furnace, a delight
full resort for parties and picnics in
York county, above Meals Ferry
short distance.
Nevil the ice cream man in gorgeous
SunfiOwer jacket. was in the Sun yes.
terday aad created as much excitement
as circus. Nevii is wise. His first
visit was to the MIDLAND office with a
treat to the whole office, There is q
fund of humor in NEVIS songs and
jokes that keep the crowd laughing.
and his cream backs his guarantee for
the quality is first class.
Mr.. G. W. Wilson. of this town, is
employed by the Mccullough Iron
Company to build an annealing house
at Rowlandville in connection with
their works there, in which to try the
Western process of anneallng.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cts.
Sold by DR.. L. R. Kirk.
We extend thanks to the managers
of the Indiana State Fair, for season
complimentaries. The Fair opens on
the 9th of September and will con-
tinue days at Indianapolis. The
managers say. the prospect for the
Fair was never better. The Indiana
farmers get mp rousing fairs.
The Friends Quarterly meeting at
the Brick on last sixth day was large
ly attended and very able sermon
preached by Friend Sunderland P.
Gardiner of Pennington, N. Y.
Friend Hogan of Virginia was also
one of the visiting preachers from a
distance.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy, Price so cents. Nasa-
injector free. Sold by DIR. l.. r. Kirk
John Alexander, who resides in
the neighborhood of Port Deposit
and is 80 years of age, with grand
son were thrown from their wagon
last Friday in Port by the horse
frightening at the cars, and running
away, the old gentleman was severely
bruised by the &C cident. The young
man by jumping escaped injury.
Some miscellaneous boy or man
threw a tomato through the window
of the clothing store in the Passmorc
building. on Tuesday night. The
love apple" Gold nancy made a
round hole in the glass like a ball
might have done shot from small
cannon. The proprietor ran out pis-
toll in hand, to meet the evening, but
didn't shoot anybody. The tomato
thrower had vanished.
The bankrupt clothing sale is still
going on and will continue a few days
longer. The goods must he sold to real
ize the cash. Don't delay but come right
up and take your pick out of hundreds
of suits and oyer-coats. We have Il few
more of those elegant SIS corduroy pants
which we sell off for only 1925 Don
fail to visit this slaughter and convince
yourself that we sell goods below the
cost of the cloth. We have made
another cut in prices and the goods are
sold at value. See advertisement on
this page.
A coal oil lamp exploded in the
show window of Kimble's Restaurant,
on Monday evening last about dark,
and for few minutes threatened to
create considerable of fire. AS it
turned out the occurrence created
only big excitement for few min.
utes. Buckets of water were slashed
into the window, glass and frames
broken and the fire extinguished
with loss only of the window an d
some toys.
At the meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Oxford Agricultural
Society, held last week, the commit
tee was authorized to erect new
grand stand to accommodate the de.
mana for more seating room. This
building is to be sixty by twenty-six
feet, with stone foundation and shing-
le,roof. The first story will be ar
ranged for dining room, floored and
finished ip good style. 1t will be
situated opposited the judges track
stand.-PresS.
One of the gay and festive young
men of the Sun left some of his dam
aged buds which needed few stitch.
es where some def fingered lady art
list do congregate. When he came in
possession again of this remnent of