The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
Friday, Sept. 6, 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

Now is the time to place your fal
advertisements.
The Susquehanua river is again in
good fishing order.
Read E. R. Bufipgton's announce
ment in this ees9sue. /
Price and Williams, of Principle
are painting Mr.. A. L. Duyckinck't
dwelling.
N. C. Lakeland is building s
dwelling house for William McNamet
on his farm near Principle.
Robert G. Jenness has sold bis
mill property, near Wooalawn. or
Principle Creek, to John B. Tysor
for $1,000.
Two cars were broken at Rowland
VILE on Saturday night last. TIL,
wreck train went down on Sunday
and cleared the track.
Finest species of watermelons sold ir
Cecil county. Come one, come all and
give us call. JACOB HEAGY.
Norris Mcdowell, Il young son of H
C. Mcdowell, near Calvert, fell from
an apple tree on Tuesday of last week
and broke thigh bone.
The County Commissioners, Or
phans' Court and School Commits
sioners will be in regular monty SEES
sion on Tuesday next, the 10th inst
All disorders caused by bilious
state of the system can be cured by usins
Carter's Little Liver Pills. No pain, grip
ing or discomfort attending their use. Try
them.
The mortgage sale of The Cecil Demo-
crat was confirmed lastSaturday and G
w. Cruikshank has given notice that
he will start a new Democratic paper
forthwith.
The harness of G. w. Chandler o.
Oxford was cut on Sunday night al
Gray's Hill camp meeting and the
family narrowly escaped an accident
going home.
There was a small straw party
went out from town a few nights
since in search Of pleasure. We
presume they found that eyanescent
and effervescent spirit.
The great attraction at Black Barrens
Spring yesterday and to day is the
Granger Picnic Large crowds are ex
pected and several fine speakers tc
instruct and entertain them.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Haines returned
home from their European trip on
Saturday evening. A large company
of friends met them at the depot to
welcome the voyagers home again.
1t was on the tapis for the Y. p
S. G. E. of this neighborhood to
visit Black Barrens spring yester-
day, in picnic order. We presume
the programme was carried out.
Mr.. Charles Poist who has been
confined to his bed for several weeks
with typhoid fever is now GONZALES
cent. His physician thinks he will
be able to be out In a few days
The Home Mission Circle will hole
q watermelon and canteloupe sociable
at Mrs. Thos. Wilson's this evening
All members will be provided way
to 60 and will meet at the parsonage a
6 o'clock. .
Miss Laura Staley assistant teacher
at the Normal is expected to put in al
appearance this evening. Her many
friends of course will run the risk O
getting run over by the cars in theil
eagerness to greet her.
The National Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church will
meet in New York on the first Tues
day in October The convention will
be asked to declare itself on thu
liquor question.
Wilmington Fair will open on mex
Monday, and the expectation of th,
managers are that it will be The
grandest affair ever held on tn,
Peninsula; especially in the hors
race feature.
A. L. Bechtel, A. B., son of Prot
G. X. Bechtel of West Nottingham
has taken a position as one of tn
faculty in an Illinois College. MI
BecLtel is graduate of Johns Hop.
kins University of Baltimore.
Dress goods direct from the mills
seem to be creating stir around al
E. r. Buffington's.
The Teachers Association of the 9th
9TH and 6th districts will meet in Por
Deposit, on Saturday next, the 18th inst
at 1880 p. m.-The election of Officers
will take place. Rev. l.. E. Barrett. o
Wilmington, will deliver a lecture
The public is cordially invited.
Next Sunday night p. m. service
of Song will be given at the NJ. E
Church interspersed with good speech
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