The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-05-03

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Mr.. VIM. NJ. Singerley has rented
the Elkton Fair ground trotting track
and stabIing for his horses. His
celebrated stations have been taken
there for the summer, and the track
will be put in order and used for
training his trotters.
John A. Reynolds, of Atglen died
at his residence in that place on
Friday, from the effects of paraly.
tic stroke. His birthplace was
near Rising Sun, Md. Previous to
his removal to Atglen in l849 he was
a Lieutenant in the Fifth Maryland
Militia. He was SO years old.
Misses Rhoda v. Wilson and Min.
ME Harlan, assisted by Miss Alberta
Weyl, violinist, of Wilmington, and
Miss Virginia Carver, pianist, will
give one of their popular musical and
evolutionary entertainments in Win
gate Post Hall, North East, on Tues.
day evening, May. 7th, and at Row.
landville on the 9Th.
We hope the weather will favor
the young artists with its smiles
which their audience is sure to with
its applause.
Ten persons were selected at a
mass meeting called for the purpose
on Monday evening from whom to
elect 5 town commissioners for the
corporation of Elkton. The election
will be held on Monday next. The
parties named from whom the choice
is TO be made are John f. Alexan.
der, William j. Smith, Cadmus Price,
Joseph l.. Wells, Charles F. Hin
chclife, David L. Sloan, A. G Brown,
William R. Gilpin, Alfred Davis,
William B. Heatzig.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, M. d. F. r. G. p
pregnancy Is fruitful cause of
Bright's disease. The relative proper
ton of cases between the ages of 20 and
45, are 80 women to every 100 men,
while after this period the mortality
falls to So women to every 100 men"
Women during pregnancy are espec-
lily liable to contract kidney disease,
which if neglected will terminate in
Bright's Disease. Keep the kidneys
active. and maintain healthy flow
of urine by the fragment use of War
uer's Safe Cure during the period of
pregnancy. 1t will keep the kidneys
healthy and active.
The Good Templars met with bad
luck from the clerk of the weather on
Saturday e, ening last, in giving their
entertainment of the drama The
Social Glass. The players all rend.
cred their parts very we'll but the
rain prevented the audience which
would have greeted the occasion
from attending. The Hall was not
more than half full. The entertain
ment, was, in consequence repeated
last night but the hour we go to
press prevents US from giving a re-
port of the performance.
There will be an exhibition oil
sparring given by local lightweight
pugilists, in the neighborhood Of
Colora about the last of July or first
of August. There will be a set-to be
tween G. A. Bran of Colora and
Jack Rooney formerly of Philadel
phia and between Johnnie Crosby oil
Washington and Peter Davis Of
Baltimore. There will also be given
an entertainment of slight of hand
tricks and tumbling. Let oil lover;
of sport turn out and witness the
exhibition. Further particulars will
be given later.
An enjoyable entertainment was
given in Davis Hall, Chrome, Wed
nesday evening of last week and 6
large audience was present. The
main feature OF the evening was
readings by Mrs. Mary E Haines o.
West Chester.
The Oxford Orchestra furnished
music for the occasion and T. K
Stubbs exhorted the company or
the amendment.
What we fear of many of these
ardent amendment chamr ions is thai
when the democrat and republican
convention nominate saloon eandi
dates next fail that these same anti
saloon people Of this spring will vote
tor them.
Mr.. H C. Cummings, proprietor o.
Rising Sun Livery Stables had an ex
citing run away on Thursday morn
inn H. boA 4.