The midland journal., 1889-06-14


card from the Principal, H. S. Goldey
of Wilmington Commercial College
and stage ticket in Grand Opera House
when the commencement exercises
will take place on the 18th inst.
George Taylor, son of Isaac r.
Taylor esq. Justice of the Peace, is
home on visit from Summerville,
Mas, where he has held a respon-
sible position in a large brass foun,
dry for several years.
Rock Presby Church celebrat.
ed Children's Day last Sunday. In
tNresting services were held compos
ed of Rotations, solos, duets. chour'
ses, etc. Rev. Mr.. Milligan the pastor
delivered the address.
There was social dance held in
Constable Saml. NJ. Brickley's grove
on Thursday evening of last week.
The affair was very pleasant party
with no disturbance to mar the
pleasures of the occasion.
Will positively cure sick head
ache and prevent its return. Carte's Little
Liver Pills. This is not talk, but truth
One pill dose. See advertisement. Small
pill. Small dose. Small price.
The Octor aro Ginger Bread Society
is quite ali institu ton. The society
held its fifth reunion couple of weeks
since. About 60 persons were present
and they had masquerade and royal
time. The "gunger" is the king of
cakes, and like the felt hat never goes
out of fashion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Street Brown of Colora
have recently passed the 35lh mile
stone of their marriage life. The occa-
sion was celebrated with becoming fes-
tivities. Together on life's journey
they began to travel soon, and ought
to reach the golden wedding day easily
which is only fifteen years beyond.
The Rising Sun Loyal Temperance
Legion will given an entertainment in
the town hall Friday evening June IA
entitled an Hour with Mother Goose
and her Temperance Family. This
promises to be one ofthe most interest
ing entertainments ever given by thi S
society. Do not fail to attend. Admis-
sion 10c.
ga correspondent of North East for
the appeal says, venture to say there
is more music of the vocal as we'll as
instrumental sort in North East to the
square inch than there is elsewhere to
the square foot'
Well take that bet. Come to the
Sun if you would hear harmony in
solid chunks.
Seventy seven applicants for teach.
erships appeared at the public school
teachers examination at Elkton,
seventy-one of whom were femi
soles. "Lovely woman" is determin-
ed to maintain her prerogattve of
spanking infantile and trimming
young America.
The bible was stolen from the pulpit
of the M. E. Church of Elkton about
two weeks ago and carried about a
mile away and secreed. Some ladies
found it by accident, and it was return
ed to its resting place before the sexton
discovered the loss. The book was q
gift to the church by the late F. A.
Ellis, whose name in raised gilt letters
was on the back.
Nh. e. P. Passnore who has had
so severe a trial by sickness-hav-
ing been confined to his bed room
for three months is steadily gaining
health and strength and his friends
and neighbors hope soon to see him
on the street again. He was down
stairs on Monday for the first time
in 3 months.
Tomorrow afternoon the demo-
cratic primaries will be held, when
candidates expectant will sit on the
anxious bench waiting for the votes
TO be counted to learn whether the ir
"decstuck" will present their nam es
to the convention. The judges for
this district are G. Kimble, DR.. r.
R. Crothers and H. j. Sheppard.
An enthusiastic Prohibition meet
ing was held at the old Union NJ. E.
Church, Chester Co., Pa, June 11th.
A large audience welcomed Rev DR..
Story of Oxford and Rev I. jewell
of our town, who spoke in favor of
: the amendment. The county is we'll
organized and they hope to shout
victory next Tuesday.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
+, When she became Miss, she cung to Castoria,
When she had Children she gave them Castoria