The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-09-21
NEWS.
Friday, Sept. "a. 1883
MINOR LOCALS

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The marching club have their artists
at work getting up designs for trans
paiencies.
Oysters on the half shell at Handle
toms.
The Cecil Farmers Club met at
the residence of s. G. Magraw on
Thursday Of last week.
Joseph Cameron and William
Mearns have both had harness stolen
from their stables recently.
J. C. Hindman will sell at public auc-
ton lot of Ohio COWS for W. G. West
at Rising Sun on Tuesday next.
A Cleyeland and Thurman hickory
pole with flag on it has been raised on
the farm of DR.. Jordan in the 9Th dist.
Seventy one new names were add
ed to the registry list in Port De-
post district at the last registration /.
The balance in the county treasury
at the last meeting octhe board of
county commissioners was SAG, s52.s4
A bell has been purchased by
"private enterprise" to hang in the
the steeple of North East public
school.
The Scott Fertilizer Company
loaded last week, at their VIII arr on
Elk river $40 tons OF fertilizer on
four vessels.
Presel wing season is now here and
you can buy porcelain lined, agate,
brass or copper kettle from Haines &
Kirk. At
Geo. Orris Bechtel, second son of
Prof. Bechtel of West Nottingham,
has entered the Sophomore class at
Priceton College.
We are sorry to learn that Prof.
Bechtel is again assaulted by his old
enemy-rheumatism and is laboring
under severe attack.
Rain and mud has been the only
variation in the weather for some
weeks. Last Monday and Monday
night the rain fell in torrents.
Albert Taylor has finished buggy
house attached to the rear of Mr..
Zehnder's stable, working between
showers of our recent rainy season.
Parties and picnics supplied with
oysters at short notice by Hambleton.
Mrs, Anna NJ. Brown moved into her
house on Wilson s Avenue on Wednes-
day, Mr.. F. N. jenkins has just finish
ed painting and papering the building
DIR. Kohler's Inyincible Ointment is the
only ointment which will cure Rheumatism
Sores, Burns and Neuralgia, Is cents per
box. For sale by DIR. L. R. Kirk.
The Second National Bank has
recently been organized at Bel Air,
Hartford county. j. Thomas G. Hop
kins is president and Frank S. Evans
cashier.
Look after your stoves and heaters
before Jack Frost puts in sudden ap-
pearance as he is sure to do. Mcclure
is ready to tackle and right up every
thing in the stove line,
A festival was held at Houses Meet
ing House, on Saturday evening last.
There are good many Bedouines in
the hill country who enliven feetival
and all similar occasions.
Mrs. N. NJ. Browne of Newark
Del. will deliver a lecture at the NJ.
+. Church to night (Friday) at Z 80
p. neutrality-suspicious. Missions
admission free-I, JEWELL Pastor.
A Ninth district Harrison aud Nor
ton Club was formed at Zion, last Sat-
urday evening. The Club meets on
+. Saturday evenings. w. D. Haddock is
president and Amos Martindale, secty.
A pleasant book to spend an hour
with is The Bucking Horse or Amer.
lean Mustang, published by Buffalo
Bilps Wild Western Company. We
have received copy from the pub
Usher.
At the Newark Academy the num-
Der of students is about 70 with new
ones coming in every day. Delaware
College is also looking ssup since its
agricultural department has been es-
tablished.
Miss Clara Neel of Washington,
D. c., is visiting at Mr.. H. H,
Haines'. Mr.. Haines is cousin Of
Miss Neel. The young lady has been
a clerk in the dead letter office for