The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-10-18
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, Oct. Is. 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

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The receipts of Elkton Fair exceeded
the expenditures, it is reported by
about $1,000.
Oll'0e Thompson.
E. K. Brown has established q
book exchange . mis- jewelry store
in Rising Sun.
The Elkton foot ball team will
play the eleven Of the Delaware Field
club on Saturday, October 10Th.
The Third Quarterly Conference Of
the NJ. Il. Church will be held at
said church next Tuesday 6 p. m.
Heagy's Marsh River raws seem
to haye supplied a long felt want
Try them.
Rev. j. P. Otis will preach in
James Nj. 4. Church this (Friday)
evening 7.9O p. IN. All are invited
The Closing exercises of West Not
tingham First-day School will be held
in the afternoon of the Goth inst. at
o'clock.
The Misses Heatzig Of Elkton,
captured ten premiums at the Elk
ton Fair, and nine at Wilmington
this season.
The number in attendance during
the four day of the Elkton Fair is
variously estimated from twenty to
twenty-four thousand.
Putting a broken stone cover on
South Queen Street was commenced
this week. The stone being used are of
excellent quality for the purpose.
Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pills? They are a positive cure for
sick headache and all the ills produced by
disordered liver. Only enc pill dose.
A child about two years old, of Amos
Whitman, blacksmith at Pennington.
died on Wednesday morning. The
child had been sick for some time.
Rev. VIM. L. S. Murray Phi. D.
will preach in James M. E. Church
next Tuesday 7.3O p. m. All are
kindly invited to hear the Presiding
Elder.
Ohve Thompson.
W. M. Hasson's son aged about
II years, who lived in the 9th dis.
trict, died from typhoid fever and
was buried in Rose Bank Cemetery
Thursday of last week.
Oysters in every style, stewed {,
fried, PANIED and raw, also by the
quart, gallon and hundred, at Kim
BELLS.
On Tuesday W. J. Jones, Trustee
sold the John Keaveny farm situated
8 miles this side of Port Deposit. 1t
was purchased by Miss Kate Keaveny
for $4,000: The farm contains 101
acres.
There was mad dog scare abo ut
Baldwin's last week, about four miles
above Elkton. Several dogs were bit =
ten and several killed. Two men and
several children are reported to have
been bitten.
The partridge and rabbit crop will
be ripe Nov. 1st. SO the game law
says, and lots of farmers in this
neighborhood are warning gunners
to keep off.-See Notice to gunners"
in our advertising column.
mir. D. G. Mccoy. proprietor of Ris-
ing Sun Cannery has failed with liabil :
tiles aggregating $1,000. assets nominal.
The real estate, consisting of lot, can
ming house and dwelling, are covered
by mortgage of $25OO with interest
for one year, is held by Mr.. ]. A. Kirk.
The Oxford Fair will pay no pre-.
miums this fall on account of bad
weather. This clause might be in.
serted in all premium offers by the
Fairs. The rule would be eminently
fair. Managers cannot control the
weather.
Miss Ella Hindman has in pros.
pect a position as clerk in one of the
departments at Washington. Miss
Ella is bright little girl and would
fill clerkship with credit to herself
and the department in which she is
employed.
If there ever was a specific for any
one complaint, then Carter's Little Liver
Pills are specific for sick headache, and
every woman SHOULD kcnw this. Only one
pill dose. Try them.
Mrs. Enoch Galaher's barn near
Battle Swamp was burned on Satur-
day evening together with contents
consisting OF farming untensils,
tons of hay, the oats and wheat crops
harness etc. Also the wagon shed
and hog house.