The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-11-01
Friday, Nov, 4, 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

county is turning out remarkably
well.
The season has come when it is
fashionable to carry the hands in the
pockets.
Salmon are reported to be MAX
ing their appearance in the Susque
hanna river.
Tuesday next is election day.
Polls open at s o'clock o. m. and
close at 6 p. IN.
When you want raw on the half
shell go to Heagy's.
The last registration added to the
list in the entire county 256 names
and struck off l46.
A literary treat for admirers of
elocution is in store this evening, by
Miss Thompson, at the Hall.
The new smith shop being built by
Mr.. VIM. Grason for A, b. Keen will
soon be ready for occupancy.
Plush Robes, Horse Blankets Cheap
at William Grasons Furniture Rooms.
Edward Bladen was caught be-
tween two rocks in McClenahans'
ouarries last week and severely
bruised.
Farmers are getting their corn
husked between showers. About
ten clouds to one sun shine is the
average meteoric condition.
Members of Cecil Grange will not
forget the Grange will meet to.mor-
row at one O'Clock, an hour earlier
than the regular meeting hour.
Oysters in every style, stewcd,
fried, PANIED and raw, also by the
quart, gallon and hundred. at Kim
bells.
Mary Head minister of the society
of Friends is expected to be at West
Nottingham Friends meeting at the
usual hour 10 a. m. First day, next The
Sd inst.
Have no equal as prompt and
positive cure for sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, pain in the side, and
W ri i
Pills. Try them.
Mr.. Samuel Polk contractor and
builder of Mr.. Lewis H. Kinks new
barn will soon have the frame up
Lew is experimenting the work
with Ills hand in sling.
John Charshee, of Perryville, who
had his leg injured by the cars on the
P. w. & B. Railroad, at North East, a
few weeks ago, while acting as brake
man on freight train, has been com :
PEELED to submit to an amputation of
the limb.
The Delaware papers are warning
their readers against young man
who is working the business of copy
ing photographs among the country
folks. He may visit this neighbor-
hood when smoked out below.
A fry or stew taken alive from the
shell to the pan is the only way to
enjoy the oyster in all of its luxurious
richness. Heagy has them.
That chisel is constantly going in
Rising Sun marble yard, where some
of the best cemetery work can be
seen that is done in the state. Mr..
Zehnder is an artist in this line of
work who is master of the business.
Joshua Smith who was up before
court for keeping whiskey dive at
Rowlandville is reported to be run
ming his ranch wide open; and a
bootleg concern is reported exist
ing near Porser's Bridge. What has
become OF the Law and Order
League?
Some enthusiast over Natures
charms is off in rhapsodies in last
weeks Democrat oyer the drives
the beautiful drives about Elktop
Come up and drive about the Sun
when the roads are not muddy, anC
you'll never say "drive' to Elktor
any more.
Some folks are busy in Chester
county organizing Prohibatory Lea
CUES. These aRUent0rS of new
schemes that have nothing new in
them might save themselves much
trouble by going into the Prohibition
party at once. There is where they
must fetch up in the end.
Don't forget that Tuesday is cleo
tion day, and that Kimbell's is the
place to get your oysters any way
you want them.
Mrs. Chas. Smith of Jimes, Ohio
writes: have used every remedy fol
sick headache could hear of for thu
mot fifteen venrs Int Carriers Iittl,