The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-05-24


Princeton Theological Seminary. and
has accepted a call from New Lon
don and will be installed June 9Th.
The Y, P. S. G E. of W. N. P.
Church gave sociable on Thursday
last at the residence of j. W. Nc
Cullough. Each member had its
privilege of inviting one friend and
as a result their was quite large
attendance and those present p assed
qnite an agreeable evening.
DR.. S. Pussy Nickle, son of W. W.
Nickle of Port Deposit, who is locat.
ed at Clifton Nights, on tie outskirts
of Philadelphia, was in Rising Sun
on Thursday and called on his quon.
dam friend and schoolmate DR.. Jen-
ness. Both these young medicals
are remarkably bright young men.
Mr.. John W. Caldwell, formerly of
Rising Sun. and who has been res.
ident of King and Queen county,
Va, for number of years, paid a
visit to his old friends and stamp
ing ground" last week, remaining in
the neighborhood several days. Mr..
Caldwell is looking remarkably well.
Dress Robes and Hamburg EN-
broidery at very low PRICES at 7. T.
Worral's.
Hester Hess, Esq. trustee, on Tues
day at the court house door sold at pub
lie sale the property ofthe late George
Haines. The home farm, containing
81 acres, one mile from Port Deposit.
1t was purchased by j. Harvey Row
land for $2700, A small farm of II
acres was bought by Jacob Tome for
1875.
No one knows better than those who
have used Carriers Little Liver Pills what
relief they have given when taken for dys-
pepsia, dizziness. pain in the side, constipa-
ton, aud disordered stomach.
Mr.. Jacob Heagy, who succeeded
Mr.. Saml. Hambleton in the ice
cream and confectionery business on
the corner of Nam and Walnut sts.,
is serving as delicious ice cream as
we ever sampled. Mr.. Heagy starts
right in his new business to win Gus
tom by putting his "best foot fore
most"
Rev. Robert T. Smith, recently pas
Vile. died in Washington. d. C. on
39th year of his age. He had since
hiS ROT rot,1nnt from in of nri0l work
on account of ill-health been pension
examiner. He was native of Hartford
county,
Our sixth district register came
so quietly, occupied secluded
spot while here and folded his tent
so noislessly that busy people were
not aware Of his presence till he mad
departed. Open your books in
public place next time Mr.. Register,
so that we can use our sight as well
as memory to verify your presence.
Mrs. Flower, wife of VIM, Flower of
the Eighth district died last Sunday
morning of pneumonia. She had been
suffering from cancer for number of
years Her funeral took place on
Tuesday. The services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Grant and the interment
made at Bethesda Church. Mrs. Flow
err besides her husband, leaves one
son.
The Nichols Brothers had one of
their horses badly injured in wire
fence which divides the yard between
the store and NJ E. Kinks dwelling.
The animal was turned loose in the
yard and lay down to roll. 1t got
It's legs between the wire-which
were of the ribbon pattern-and was
severely cut, so that the animal will
be in o pital for several days.
Mr.. VIM. Armstrong. of the Fourth
District has lost two valuable colts
this week, one of them dying on Sun
day and the other on Monday. The
very promising. DR.. Mackey, vet
Urinary surgeon of Philadelphia, was
called in attendance and pronounced
the disease pneumonia. Mr.. Armstrong
has another colt ill with the affection.
Don't kill the birds nor permit
their nests to be destroyed. They
are the farmers and gardeners best
friends, except the English sparrows.
There is law in this state prescrib
ing penalty of $500 for killing an
lnsectivcrons bird. English SPAR
rows are not insectiverous, These
lite pests should be killed on every
opportunity and their nets destroy
ed
F. N Jenkins professor of the
brush and paint pot is full of bust
ness at present. This week he has
been employed painting MIR. Jesse j.
McCreary's new residence at Noting.
ham, Chester county. The out side
is having 8 coats of paint laid on
and the inside is finished in natural
color of the wood.
Henry Reynolds and Mrs For.
man, residing near the Sun are both
having their houses painted by
Jenkins.
The Colora Chapel has been rented
for the purpose of holding the Union
Sunday School in and the Y" and
L. T. l.. meetings. The l.. T. L
will meet Saturday the 2hth at 3
O'Clock and the Y will hold their
next meeting Thursday evening the