The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-02-15

The Y. P. s. G E. will meet or
Friday (this) evening in the Church
Chapel of West Nottingham. Prof
W. s. Conner will conduct the exer
cises. Subject of consideration is,
eve should be Joyful Christians
Text will be found Phil. IVA.
ReY. Jacob Todd, D. D., will deliy.
er his great lecture, "The Cradle OF
Art" in the Rising Sun Public Hall,
March 9Th, 8 p. m. This will be the
Intellectual treat Of the season, come
and enjoy it. The lecture will be
preceded by first class quartette.
commencing 7.S0 sharp.
To get relief from indigestion, bill
business, constipation or torpid liver without
disturbing the stomach ..or purgihg the bow.
els, take few doses Of Carriers Little Liver
Pills, they will please you.
The thin covering of snow on the
hill sides which fell on Monday tempt
ed the boys out with their sides and
they have been enjoying, that king OF
winter sports, for boys, coss.ing. An
occasional collision results in cut heads
broken noses and sundry bruises, but
they don't appear to mind these little
mishaps great deal.
The decision of the court of Appeals
/ in the case of marriage license fees,
which was brought against Jas. A.
Davis, clerk of Cecil county court con-
firming the judgment of the lower
court in favor of the clerk, will effect
the State to the extent of from SIC. 900
to SIS 600, which will have to be refun
ded to the Clerks who have during the
two years paid to thetreasury what they
supposed to be the States portion of the
marriage tax.
Rife matches are becoming lead.
ing feature with Groome Guards or
ganization. The third contest for a
silver medal was held on Thursday
of last week. The high Wind at that
time interfered with the shooting.
Private Charles Boulder scored
thirteen points out of q possible
twenty-five and won the. honors.
Stephen Farrell who assaulted Mrs.
England and who is in jail waiting
the action ofthe grand jury in March
attempted to break Jail last week.
He and George Smith (colored) who
is in Jail for a similar offence had
converted a case knife into saw
and cut half way through some OF
the iron bars in the Jail window.
The two engaged in the business
were discoyered by the deputy sher.
if and locked up.
Mrs. Emma P. Ewing, the celebra.
ted teacher and lecturer en- domestic
science and cooking, has been engag-
ed by the Chautauqua association
to deliver . course of lectures at
that famous summer resort of scho-
lars. Two years ago Mrs. Ewing
delivered q similar course at the
same place. She has been Principal
of the department of Domestic Eco.
nomy or household science in Pur-
due University, Indiana, for some
time.
February 22d was Washington
birthday and has been made legal
holiday by the State. On that day
Banks are closed and notes falling
due must be paid the day before, or
they will be protested. The public
schools also have holiday and the
hard worked teachers this year will
have q much needed rest for three
days, and ready to commence afresh
on Monday and test the memory OF
the pupils by ascertaining how much
they have forgotten of the previous
weeks lessons.
The Waring Manufacturing Com.
pany have purchased a site at Steel
ton on the suburbs of Baltimore,
where the fertilizer part of the Colora
works will be moved to next fall.
The cultivator works which will re-
main at Colora, will be pushed with
that steady business enterprise which
develops by healthy growth any val
liable branch of manufacturing. It
will be the aim of the company to
| increase the works that remains at