The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-12-06
NEWS.
Friday, Dec. 6, 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

of the office OF Tuesday.
Cecil Grange will meet tomorrow
at 2 O'Clock p. m. when full atten
dance is requested.
For nice stew go to Heagy's.
w. ]. McDougal has not recovered
the 5ox of horse shoe nails distracted
from his shop recently.
We are compelled to lay over till
next week the report of the meeting of
the National w. G. T. u.
Do you want coat for little money
read E. R. Buffington's announcement
The next annual session of the Will
mington M. E. Conference will meet
In Milford, Del, on March %.
John Hartenstine and Tamanus
Wilson entered Wilmington College
for the winter term on Monday last.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Orphans Court and School Commls.
sioners will be held on Tuesday next.
Don't forget tie Basar.
Rising Sun has been full of excite
ment this week incident to the meeting
of the Maryland Grand lodge of Good
Templars.
The present Board of County Com
missioners will be in session on Mon
day next, to close up their business
The new Board will meet on Tuesday
for organization.
A complete line of fine CONNECTIONS
fruits, nuts etc, at Kimbell's. 6d3J
The knights of Golden Eagle will
celebrate the second anniversary of
their castle in Oxford by a supper in
the NJ. E. Church lecture-room next
Monday evening.
School Teachers, Children, and
others wishing Recitation and Dia.
logue books should call on E. K.
Brown, full stock on hand. 29n2t.
For some time two white crows have
been seen on the farm of George Camp
bell, in the Ninth district, and efforts
have been made to capture them, but
thus far without success. -ADpeal
Saml. Hardness and family removed
to the farm of Col. 7. Egerton Hogg,
near Hopewell on Tuesday. The
property formerly belonged to Charles
Keilhotz Jr. at present of Rising Sun.
The regular meeting ofthe Y. W.
c, T. U. of Colora will be held in
Mr.. Grey's new building Saturday
evening Dec. It'll, at half past seven
o'clock. A full attendance is desir.
ed.
George johnson is about to- publish
the "Poets and Poetry of Chester county,
Pa" which will be book of about
300 pages and in character and style
will be much like the "Poets and Poetry
of Cecil county"
Oysters on the half shell at Heagy's
Prof w. j. Peoples recently admitted
ten new pupils to his type-writing and
short hand school, in Oxford. The
Prof. has class in Rising Sun number
ing about dozen. He expects shortly
to have new teacher.
Mrs. Rebecca Jane Orr, relict of
Samuel Orr. died on Monday I'd inst.
at the residence of her brother, James
A. Davis, in Port Deposit, she was
buried on Wednesday in West Nothing
ham Presbyterian Cemetery.
A woman who is weak, nervous
and sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like we'll person.
Carter's Iron Pills equaize the circulation,
remove nervousness, and give strength and
rest.
Michael McCarns was buried at
Mount Pleasant on Saturday. Though
long a resident of Cecil county, he died
at the home of his brother, at Noting
ham, Pa, after a brief illness. He was
70 years ofage and a carpenter by trade
The American Genesee Salt is the
best and purest, try it. For sale by
Barnes 4 Hartenstine. nl5 If
The Rising Sun w. c. II. U will hold
its next meeting at Mrs, Norville
Browns, Thursday, Dec, u. There
will be report of the County eX. meet.
ing to be held Dec, 7th at Calvert
which will include report of Fair
work. A full attendance is desired.
John E, Wilson, Esq, received a
bucket of carp from the U. s Fish
Department at Washington, which he
intends to propagate in pond on
his farm on Gray's Hill. The de
partment will furnish only ten at a
time to any one person.
A full line of Toys, Christmas cards
Musical instruments and fancy articles
at Kimbell's. 6d3t.
The Catholic Church in Elkton
which has been considerably enlarged
and otherwise improved under the
charge of the Rev. J. d. Carey, will bt
rededicated with imposing ceremonies
on December Sth, the Rt. Rev. A. A
Curtis, d. D., bishop of this diocese
officiating
Buy your cakes attic Baear.