The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-08-16


Mr.. E. E. Wilson, who has been
rusticating in and around our town
for a week, has returned to his duty
in Philadelphia.
The Friends First Day School held
their annual Temperance Day exercises
on Inst Sunday at West Nottingham
Meeting House. The exercises con-
sisted of essays, Rotations and speech
es. We are informed 1--WE were not
present) that Mrs. Burlington contri-
buted paper Of extraordinary merit
Shockley & Smith of Elkton have
been appointed agents for the Con
estoga Mutual Live Stock Ins urance
Company of Lancaster, Pa.
Preston Reynolds is agent for the
company at r sing Sun. The com.
pany insure against loss by death
and theft.
| A reunion was held at Mt. Pleasant
NJ. E. Church on Sunday last, when
interesting exercises were held. Rev.
F. E, McKinsey preached at 10 o'clock;
Love Feast was held at II o'clock; the
pastor, Rev. T. G. Eiswald. gave an
historical address at p. m. and Rev.
[. Jewell addressed the Young Peoples
League at p. m.
The crack Pennington ball team
secured another scalp Saturday.
Woodlawn was the victim, the score
20 to 8. Our boys will try conclu
sions with the Farmingtons this
afternoon. at Pennington. The bat.
teries will be Kimbell and Dare,
Terry and Kirk.
For dried beef 60 to Nichols Bro S.
A. J. Scott, Justice of the Peace, Elk
ton, sent to homes on Monday last the
four children of Mary LOTHIAN, des-
titute woman of Elkton. Susan and
Margaret, aged 10 and Is years respec-
lively, were sent to the Henry Watson
Child's Aid Society of Baltimore, and
Mary and Louisa, aged 8 and 7 years
respectively, were sent to the Nursery
and Child's Hospital in Baltimore.
The Pennsylvania and Maryland
Union Medical Association will hold
their goth annual reunion on Thurs
day, August Goth, at York Furnace
The principal feature in the "order of
exercises" appears to be DINNER"
which subject for discussion is to con-
sumo the time from IL IN. to $50 p. M
DIR. G. s. Dare is president of the society
and at Up. m. will deliver the annual
address. We hope the doctors will
escape the scourge of the season-rain
John L. Sullivan challenges to
fight Cecil county to a finish to pro.
duce better 5 or 2 for 5 cent cigar,
than you can get at the Maryland
House.
The following officers of Crystal
Lodge, I. o. G.. T. of, Rising Sun
were installed last week &C. T., L.
R. Kirk, Jr.; P. G. T., M. E. Kirk s;
V. T., M. Alice Mcclure; S. of j. T.
Nettie L. Ryan; R, S., o. 7. Kimhell,
A. R. S., Ella J. Hindman; F. S., j.
I. Mccullough; Treas, Clara K.
Wilson; Chap, W. W. Carter; NJ,
j. F. Mcclure; D. NJ, Mary S. Con-
ner; G., J. T. Wilson; Sent, Charles
H. Haines.
All in want of first class pillow,
should call on Haines & Kirk and
see the "south bend" 1t cannot be
excelled.
The two chicken thieves were en-
gagged one moonlight night last week,
the man in handing down from the
tree to the woman on the ground,
who was receiving them fowls. Mr..
Adam Jamison who could see the pair
at work on his chicken roost, got his
gun and fred into the air. The
thieves beat hasty retreat, letting
the chickens they had secured go.
Mr.. Jamison is certainly chicken
hearted man to waste ammunition in
this manner.
Joseph S. Pogue of Rising Sun
has taken out patent on a carriage
shaft attachment, which is undoubt-
e1ly ahead of all other devices of
the kind ever used. He expects to
make million or so out of it. He
has aanachine in the shop for max
ing them.
Mr.. Pogue is also working on an
Improvement for attaching springs
to carriages, The inventive talents
are not confined to Stone Run,
where we Inadvertently placed them
in previous mention.
My friend, look mere! you known how
weak and nervous your wife is, and you
know that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve
her, now why not be fair about il and buy
her box2
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