The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-05-17

from Baltimore, at 0 sc a. m; the
afternoon train north arrives at 4:44
Rising Sun public school MIR. B r
Hanna, principal and Miss Emma
Haines, assistant, will close or
Wednesday next, 22d inst. with
public exhibition in the town hall
Under the management of these two
very efficient teachers. an entertain
ment of more than ordinary interes,
may be expected and the Hall should
be crowded "chock full' of public
Doors open at Z 80 o'clock.
Mr.. & Mrs. II. II. IIaines will sail
for Europe June Goth to be absent
about two months. They propose
making the tour of Europe snd see
ing the sights OF the old world. They
will sail on the fast steamer City OF
New York and return on the City OF
Paris. These steamers are of the class
known as the grayhounds of the At
lantic on account of their swiftness
We trust the yoyagers will have q
pleasant trip.
! "HEMoRRHAGE may take place from the
kidneys or from the mucus membranes.
particularly that of the nostrils." So writes
T. Granger Stawart, NJ. D., F. r. s. E..
Ordinary Surgeon to II. NJ, the Queen in
Scotland, Professor of Practice of Physic in
the University of Edinburgh, in an article
on Brighl's disease. Hence the only natural
inference is that the kidneys must be re-
stored to healthy condition be for its effects
will disappear. Warmers Safe Cure is the
most efficient agent for this purpose known
to science.
Harmony Castle of the Knights of
the Golden Eagle paid, on Monday
evening to Mr.. C. w. Wilson $3.50
the amount of benefit accruing to the
heirs Of Eber S. Wilson, his son who
was one Of the charter members, and
who died of consumption a few
weeks ago. Financially the order
is in a prosperous condition. After
paying this, their first death benefit,
they have $500 in the cxchequer, are
clear of debt, and have a room hand
somely fitted up. A good years
record for the enthusiastic knights,
W. J. McDougars house on west
main street was struck by tightening
on Tuesday afternoon. The charge
was evidently heavy enc. Some
bricks were knocked from the chin.
Hey, two rafters we're damaged and
the electricity entered the kitchen
ran down the feet of the cook stove.
tearing the oil cloth the stove feet
rested on and passed out through
the wall. Very little damage was
done to the building. Mrs. McDou-
gal was severely shocked and girl
in the adjoining yard was knocked
down by the conclusion but not in.
jured. The building had no tighten
ing conductors on it.
County Commissioners Bond and
Williams have been in the upper part
of the county this week taking look
at the roads. They were in Rising
Sun on Thursday and made short
call at the MIDLAND JOURNAL Office.
Since the present board of County
Commissioners have adopted the
non, partisan principle and substitut.
ed efficiency for political favoritsm
in selecting supervisors, the result is
better roads, less outlay of money,
much better public satisfaction and
a vast deal of confusion aad annoy.
ance eliminated from the office. The
public will show its appreciation of
these wholesome reforms, we doubt
not, by retaining the present board
for another term.
Ifyou once try Carriers Little LIVER
Pills for sick headache, biliousness or con-
stipation, you will rever be without them.
They are purely vegetable; small and easy
to take. Don't forget this.
A lot of the largest cattle, fed by
Ed. H., Jonathan and Henry Revn.
olds, that has been sent from this
station this season were shipped at
Rising Sun depot on Wednesday.
Myres & Houseman of Baltimore
were the purchasers. This cattle
firm follow shipping live stock to
England, doing an extensive business
in this line. The lot of cattle com.
prise 80 head. Jonathan's cattle were
contracted for at the time of pur-
chase for l cent advance, the price
paid being Al. The other parties re
ceived only Al for their cattle, the
price paid for the stock, so that they
get only the gain in weight for their
care and feed.
DR.. G. S. Dare, we learn is a pro.
minent candidate for the legislature
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