The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06

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years. Her funeral took place on
Saturday. Interment at Cherry Hill
The Pennington ball team visited
Oxford, Saturday last, and lost Il
game to the club of that place. The
score was to 8. The Farmington%
will cross bats With the Sun boy
this afternoon at Rising Sun.
A party in want of a good fire
place heater, suitable for heating one
room down stairs and one to three
rooras upstairs, or good parlor
stove, both in good order, should
apply at once to A. l.. Duyckinck.
Hon. William Malone. the Repub
lican "boss" of Virginia, and another
gentleman have mortgaged square
of ground they own in Washington
to Jacob Tome, of Port Deposit, to
secure notes for $50 600 given him.
The reed bird and rail were releas
ed by the law yesterday, which pro-
tects them from the gunners, and
the marsh shooting in this state
commenced on that day. With the
first white frost these birds will dis
appear.
Mr.. John j. Lincoln, of Farming.
ton, received an appointment from
the Geological Survey Department
last Saturday. MIR. L. started Thurs
day morning for Fort Worth, Texas,
where he expects to be stationed for
some three months.
Capt Purnell of the Groome Guards,
has received an order from Col. WOOL
! ford, commanding Third Battalion, to
report to him with his company, at
Hollins Hall, Baltimore, on the morn
ing of the 18th of September, to take
part in the sham battle at Pimlico
Transportation and two days rations
| will be furnished them.
The officers of registration of vot-
ers will be in session on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Those not registered had better at
tend to the business. Mr.. John F.
Green, register for this district, will
be at Rising Sun on those days.
The machinery lately used in the
Wilmington Del, has been sold and
removed to Reedsville, Buckingham
N. c., where it will be used by COM
pany of northern capitalists, of which
Mr.. Gambrill is president, in the manu-
facture of cotton goods. The machin-
cry is valued at about $40, 900. Mr..
Gambrill is the proprietor OF one of the
mills near Baldwin in this county.
Mr.. Frederick T. Pusey, of Glen
Riddle, Pa, spent Sunday with
friends on Walnut street.
Misses Elma S. Saunders and Mamie
Wood, of Washington, d. G. are visit
ing Miss Ella ]. Hindman.
Misses Nora l.. McDermot and Ella
Wetherall, of Washington, D. c., who
have been visiting at Mr.. H. J. Bris-
GOES returned home last Saturday
If you had taken two of Carter s
Little Liver Pills before retiring you would
not have had that coated tongue or bad taste
in the mouth this morning. Keep vial
with you for occasional use.
The canning business is under
cloud this season. The wet weather
cut short the sweet corn crop SO per
cent it is claimed, and the same cause
induced rank growth of tomato
vines with shallow roots, and when
the dry season set in the vines COM
menced down grade for want of suf-
ficient nourishment. Canned goods
will be small output this season in
Maryland.
There will be preaching in West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church
next Sunday at the usual hour OF
service, the extensive repairs and
furnishing which the church has un-
dergone having been completed. The
church has been elegantly frescoed,
upholstered and carpeted, and the
pulpit lowered to conform to modern
taste in these matters.
Frank Jenkins and Joe Nesbitt
lin polite parlance Messrs. F. n.
Jenkins and Joseph Elicit Nesbitt)
have finished giving Theodore Gar
wins house fresh coat of paint, and
have tuned their brushes onto Mrs
Clayton's building on the corner OF
Queen and Cherry streets. The same
art have also painted Morris
Reeder's barn roof and Jno
Keilholtz's windmill.
HATS! Do you want nice hat?
OF course you do. By referring to
the advertisement of r. Q Taylor &
Co. in this issue of the MIDLAND
JOURNAL you will learn where the
finest and most fashionable head
gear for gentleman are to be found
Mr.. Taylor has number of regular