The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-08-30

anu CueSteI IA. puYSlCiauS WuO COIu
pose the Medical Association of thu
counties named, held their annual
picnic at York Fuanace, on Til ursday
They ate big dinner, and listened tc
an address by their president, DR.. Geo
S. Dare, of Rising Sun. May the doc
tors live long and enjoy good digestion
! The managers Of the Cecil County
Agricultural Society offered the
privileges of keeping the dining room
selling ice cream, ETC., on the Elkton
fair grounds during the fall fair
which will commence on October
and continue four days, at public
sale ON Wednesday and sold enough
of them to aggregate $500.
All in want of first class pillow,
should call on Haines & Kirk and
see the "south bend" 1t cannot be
excelled.
Amos. B. Rogers, died at his resi-
dence near Lombard on Saturday last
aged 81 years. He had been suffering
for some time from a cystic tumor in
his side, on which an electric operation
was performed in Philadelphia in
June He returned home unreIieved
and grew worse until his death occurred
The deceased leaves wife and three
children. The funeral took place on
the 9th. The interment was made in
the Friends burying-g ground at B. NJ.
| House.
Never so cheap before and may
never be so again in q lifetime. Only
rs cts from Port Deposit and Havre
de Grace to COLCHESTER and return.
This excursion will only be cheap so
far as fare goes; the same manage
ment as if you payed 81 for your
fare. Remember the date, only one
week off
"Shy locks" amusing article has
hardly enough interest to make it
acceptable to the general public.
The manuscript is retained subject
to order, or will be returned by mail
if desired, by sending postage with
order. When correspondents re-
quest their manuscript returned by
publishers. they are invariably re
quired to accompany the order with
return postage.
IF sick headache Is misery, what
are Carriers Little Liver Pills if they will
positively cure it? People who have used
them sleak frankly of their worth. They
are small and easy to take.
The public meeting as previously
announced by the W. G. T. U. was
deferred owing to unfavorable wealth.
err. The date now fixed upon for the
meeting is Monday evening, Sept.
End, in the M. e. Church, at o'clk.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public. We promise an interest.
ing program of reports, essays and
addresses, interspersed with music.
Mrs. Alice Cole Shippers will take
part in the program in her original
entertaining style.
Geo. S. Fox adveitises a new line
of goods in the matter of ladders,
step horses ETC., which readers of the
MIDLAND JOURNAL are requested to
notice particularly. Mr.. Fox has
been in the climbing business for a
number of years in putting up light
ming rods, and has had the best of
opportunities for selecting the best
ladders on the market, consequently
every person in want of ladder
and every farmer should have long
one-cannOt go astray by consulting
Mr.. Fox.
An unusual occurance took place at
the Elkton cemetery on Sunday after
noon last. There were three children
buried there at nearly the same hour.
The first were two children of William
Montgomery, residing few miles down
Elk Neck: one about three years old.
and the other an infant. The second
funeral was that of the three year old
daughter of Frank P. Price, of Elkton.
The M. E, Sunday school, of which the
little one was member, attended in
body. The cause of the death of all
three was bilious dysentery, which has
been quite prevalent for few weeks
Appeal.
DIR. S. w. Morrison of Oxford writes
us that second excursion to Niagara
will leave Oxford Sept. 10th, at 6 a. m.
via Octoraro Junction, Colu m bia,
Harrisburg. stopping off at Walk ms
Glen and Niagara Falls. The return
will be by the Erie, Lehigh Valley
(Mauch Chunky and Reading Railroad
to Philadelphia for $40. Tickets good
for seven days. Any persons from
Rising Sun who feels like making the
trip can procure tickets by applying
to DIR. Morrison, Oxford. With the
great Baltimore show in full blast at