The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-08-09


Misses Olevia and Florrie Kei.holtz
OF Baltimore. are visiting their parents
at Principle.
The Warren Athletic Club will
give an exhibition on the last day of
the Elkton fair.
That is handsome piece of marble
work executed by Zehnder, for Benja
min E. Kinks grave.
Too hot or wet for Cupid, Only
IL marriage license were issued in
July by the Clerk of this county.
On Sunday morning next Bishop
Curtis of Wilmington Diocese will
read mass and preach in the Hall at
this place.
A disgrace to the population and
injury to their business, Of this town
or any other town-such street as
South Queen.
The new singing book, The Joy full
Sound, for sale by E. K Brown, will
be used at Children's meeting Wood
lawn Camp. ..
The County Commissioners, Orphans
Court and School Commissioners will
meet in regular monthly session on
Tuesday next.
The Bibb stove foundry at Port
Deposit which was stopped for re-
pairs a few weeks resumed opera
tions last week.
First-day, 18th inst, is Temper
ance Day at West Nottingham First
day school. Exercises commence
promptly at 2 80 o'clock.
Thomas Kennard, whose store and
residence is at Vinegar Hill, fell out OF
hay NOW on Wednesday morn ing
and broke one of his arms.
All in want of first class pillow,
should call on Haines & Kirk and
see the ''south bend" 1t cannot be
excelled.
Hon. Jacob Tome of Port Deposit
was last week elected director of
the new National Trust and Guar
antee Company of Baltimore.
Backache is almost immediately
relieved by wearing one of Carriers Smart
Weed and Belladonna Backache Plasters.
Try one and be free from pain. Price Csc.
Geo. E. Mccullough, executor of DIR.
J. H. Mccullough, having placed all
accounts of the decease in the hands of
&c. Hindman for collection, he will
call on them at an early date.
The newly organized base ball
club of Rising Sun would like to ar
range games with the crack clubs of
the county. Address
L. r. KIRK, JR. Sec.
Carey Isaac's barn, with one young
horse, all his hay. oats, wheat and
farming utensils, were destroyed by
fire, on Friday night, the 26th of July.
None of the family were at home at
the time. The loss is several hundred
dollars. No insurance.
S. D. Mccullough, liveryman at
North Fast, has lost three horses
within the past week. One of the
horses driven by George E. Kirk to
Rising Sun, last Sunday evening,
died on the road home.
That was a superior melon Heagy
remembered the MIDLAND office with.
The very best that we have sampled
this season. Mr.. Heagy has been
supplying his customers with some
of the finest quality South Carolina
melons.
Paul N. Wagner has returned
to Rising Sun after an absence of
two years and is employed as paint
er in the carriage factory of j. S.
Pogue & Son. Wagner is one of
the speediest painters the firm Las
ever employed.
Rev. I. Jewell has been invited to
take charge of the Chi!drens' Meet.
ing at Woodlawn Camp. He desires
the cooperation of all Sunday
School workers in this county. Come
and bring your Bibles and S. S. Les
sons with you.
The Kent Ne,os says;-A hall
crop of corn in Kent county this
present year is more than our farm
ers now expect. The heavy rains
which have fallen so frequently
during the summer have completely
drowned out whole fields.
County Treasures, T. B. Hopper
will be at Port Deposit, August 8
and 10; at Fair Hill. August IL and
Is; at Elkton, August IA and 10; at
Chesapeake City, August 16 and II;
at Calvert, August 10 and 20; at
Conowingo, August 81 and %; at
Rising Sun, August % and 24.
Mr.. Charles P. Cooper, of Charles