The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-06-28
MINOR LOCALS

Thursday is the Fourth
The oats crop is very good.
North East will let herself loose
on the 4th.
A wedding in high life is on the taps
in the district to come off on We'd
nesday next.
The colored people of Elkton are
patriotic. They are preparing to
celebrate the 4th with much eclat,
Mr.. Overholt was in town on Mon
day last. He has sold his residence
here on Cherry Street to Mr.. Carlton
Kimble.
Miss Bell Smart, of Manasquan, who
has been spending some time with
Miss Kate Evans. returned to her home
yesterday.
VIM. J. Ginley, citizen of Port De-
post, died suddenly in Wilmington,
Del, on Tuesday 25th, while on a
visit to his brother.
On handsome dozen set hand
made Carriage Harness; will sell
cheap. VIM. Grason.
Samuel Turner of Upper Oxford at
tempted to commit suicide last week
by cutting his throat with razor He
is in the State Hospital where they are
trying to repair damages.
Charles Pierce one of the North East
river fishermen caught bIrres of salt
ed herring the other night in his ne!
being part of the lot it is probable, the
flood swept away from Port Deposit.
Why don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pillr? They are positive cure for
sick headache, and all the ills produced by
disordered liver. Only one pill dose.
The lightning that struck Hugh
Cameron's barn at Lombard killed
COW, severely shocked several boys
that were in the building and horse
in the stable. Fortunately no other
damage was done.
Miss Lidia J. Harlan daughter of
George F. Harlan of New Leeds was
married last week to Mr.. Hannah
HAYES in the NJ. 2. Church at that
place.
The new board of pension exam.
lining physicians met and organized
at Elkton last week. DR.. Worrell
was elected president, DR.. lamar
secretary and DR.. Roman treasurer.
The Mesrs. Diebert who estaplishd
a boat-yard at Elk Landing last
spring launched their first canal
boat last week. The new craft is
quite large vessel, being l05 feet
long,
Mr.. r. L Bryen, brother.in-law of
Mr.. Jewell, wife and two children,
who haye been spending few days
visiting Rev. Mr.. Jewell, left for
their home in Queenstown, Nd. on
Tuesday.
Elkton had the melancholy spec.
tacle of suicide last week. w. II.
Jones, shoemaker, aged 66 and an
old citizen as we'll took dose of
poison, "Rough on Rats" from the
effects of which he died few hours
afterwards.
George M. Reese, son the late
Richard G. Reese of Elkton and Miss
Sarah Marley, eldest daughter OF
Capt. N. P. Marley, Master of Elk.
ton Grange, were married, on Tues
day of last week in Elktop Presby-
terrain Church.
Misses Belle and Maggie Steel, of
Port Deposit took passage on the steam-
er Mupehen, of the Bremen Line, from
Baltimore on the Goth, for Europe.
The Misses Steel will make an extend
ed tour of the old country and return
in about one year.
Rev. James Conway of the Pres
byterian church, Port Deposit and
wife started from Port for two
months trip and visit to friends in
Scotland. They sailed on the
steamer Pennsylvania from New
York on Thursday.
Among the graduates from the
Veterinary Department of the Uni.
yersity of Pennsylvania recently
was DR.. F. H. Mackie, of Fair Hill
1t requires longer course of study
to become horse and cattle doctor
than a doctor of man.
YIN. Bowen cut and bound the
wheat on the farm of his brother,
Benz D. Bowen. near Baldwin's, on
Monday last, by the use of traction
engine, instead of horses. The work
was done in excellent order. Quite a
large crowd gathered to witness the
performance.
The Colora "Y" will hold their
rouulor maat;nO On Sotu.1o. o.