The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-23

lions in the lower part Of the PENN
sula, to employ a missionary to
labor among them. at salary of ST.
800 year.
The Democrat is trying the persu-
aston dodge on the delirquents with
their little wallets. Our experience
is that it wont work worth cent.
The Cecil News short time since
tried cuss words, SO to speak. We
are curious to learn how that charm
worked. Something like sprinkling
salt on birds tail we suspect.
Misses Rhoda V. Wilson and Min
ME Harlan, the latter of Elkview, Pa,
will give their concert at Stewards
town, York Co., Pa, on Wednesday
evening Nov. 28th, the time having
been changed from that named in
last weeks announcement. They
will give concert at Delta ON the
following Thanksgiving evening.
Kimbell's is the best place to get
the most oysters for the least money.
Six accidents have happened to
the Swarthmore College students
since the school opened this fall, the
last being to Chas P. Martindale of
Oxford who dislocated his ankle
kicking a foot ball. What a pity
the colleges do not provide some USE
full exercise to tougher the thews of
the boys and girls who ache for ex-
ercise to develop muscle.
The Rising Sun Cornet Band fur
nished music for the Republican jol-
ification at Hayre de Grace on Sat-
urday night last. The boys drove
down in their big band wagon, Mr..
Henry Cummings furnishing horses
for the occasion and driving the
team. 1t was three o'clock the next
morning when they reached home,
and the coolest morning.
Derangement of the liver, with con-
stipation, injnres the complexion, induce
pimples, sallow skin. Remove the cause by
using Carriers Little Liver Pills. One
dose. Try them.
The annual meeting ofthe Associa.
ton Of Public School Commissioner
will be held at the State Normal
School on the 18th of November.
The meeting will be called to order
at noon. Tuesday 9th. All School
Commissioners of the City Of Balti-
more and the several Counties, City
Superintendent, County School ex.
aminers, Presidents and Professors
of colleges receiving appropriation
by the State are ex-officers members
Of the Association.
Howard Ellis, ESQ.,, q native of
Elkton and eldest son of the late
Francis A. Ellis, was appointed
Consul to Rotterdam by President
Cleveland on Wednesday last. Mr..
Ellis has resided for some time at
Ridgewood, Bergen county, N. j.
He is the reporter and one of the
proprietors of the New York Lay
Register, published in New York
city. Mr.. ellis is q clever gentle
man well qualified for the position
and will be allowed to retain the
place. it is more than likely, under
the new dispensa.ion.
G. Al. Queckburner on Wednes-
day last week at the grounds of the
Staten Island Athletic Club essayed
to break all amateur records for heavy
hammer throwing. Mr.. Queckburner
succeeded in throwing the sixteen
pound hammer, three feet six iuch
h andle, SO feet inches. thus break.
ing the record of W. L. Coudon, of
this county, which is 80 feet inch.
Mr.. Queckburner threw the sixteen
pound hammer, four foot handle,
lO2 feet p inches. failing to beat
Mr.. Coudon's record, which is 1903
feet 8 inches.
Mrs Sarah Haines, relict of Lewis
Haines, whose sudden illness was
mentioned in our last issue, died on
Thursday of last week a. the resi-
dence of her son.in-law Gaseous 4.
Stubbs at Colorado Springs. Col.
The telegram announcing her death
met Mr.. H. H. Haines, at Junction