The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-11-22

dUuES % III t1C L uOllO 11dtl WI h0h
giving, evening, commencing at 1880
on the Workings and Benefits of thu
Order The public is cordially invited
to attend. Admission free. No collec
ton.
The American Telegraph and Tele
phone company are painting theil
poles through town, red and white
The painter crawls up the pole, hangs
on with his iron claws and works down
like green wood pecker, finishing the
bottom for about eight or ten feet with
coat of red.
DIR. j. II lamar at his Office in
Elkton removed very large ibroid
tumor from the neck of Charles Fran.
els, colored, of Cecilton. DR.. lamar
was assisted in the operation by Drs.
H. Fl. Mitchell, T. A. Worrall and
S. A. Roman.
The US of Colora, having had
some "onpleasantment," as Nasty
used to say, with the parson whose
building they have rented, have made
arrangements with Mr.. z. Gray for
the use of room where their meet
ings will be held in future.
The FELTON, House, EIkton, has
been rented by VIM. j. Jones, ESQ.,.
attorney for the owners to Chaulkley
Phillips, of Avondale, Pa. He will
reopen the hotel in March next.
Tue house will be repainted and
papered and otherwise improved.
FAC T. Gray has been employed by
the Waring Manufacturing Co. to
take out and remove one of the acid
chambars of the Colora works, to
Baltimore where it will be used in
the construction of larger chamber
for their works at Sparrows Point.
There are many forms of nervous
debility in men that yield to the use of Car
ter's Iron Pills. Those who are troubled
with nervous weakness, night sweats, ETC.,
should try them. "
A Business College training is found
to be most useful to every one who en-
cages in any line of business, and to
none more than to farmers. A winters
term at the Business College of Eaton
& Burnett, cor. Charles and Baltimore
Streets would prove of untold advan-
tage to any of our young farmers.
The Fowler farm containing 100
acres situated in Back Creek Neck
in the Second district, has been sold
at public sale to Mr.. Henry H Brady,
of Chesapeake City, for $500. If
this sale is not subject to any liens
on the property and the buildings
are worth any thing, they have sold
at half price and the land was thrown
in.
Beef ION the leg" is about 4 cents
pound and the butchers sell best
cuts at Is. When the price used to
he 30 per cent higher on leg the best
cuts were 16 cents. Butchers must
have lost money in those days. The
best cuts sell now in Elkton at I25c.
When wheat was 81 so per bushel,
bread was no higher than it is now.
Heagy's restaurant is on the corner
of Walnut and Main ssStreets, head
quarters for oysters.
The second game of foot. ball be-
tween the Ekton and West Noting
ham Academy elevens was played on
Saturday afternoon last on the
ground of the Cecil County Agricu'-
tural Society at EIkton. Two
Innings of half hour each were play
ed. In the second half Frazer secur
ed the ball and scored touchdown for
Elktons. Later on the home team
secured another touchdown and
Captain Bratton kicked a goal, max
ing the score of the game 10 to 0 in
favor of Elkton.
On Friday, 18th inst. William
Cresswell, young man of about %
years, was drowned in North East
river, not far from Turkey Point.
Cresswell and another young man
were out ducking in small boat.
When at the mouth of North East
river, the boat was struck by a squat
and overturned. They were seen
from the shore by man, who started
to the rescue. He succeeded in saw
ing one ofthe men, but Cresswell had
gone down. His body was recovered
soon. afterward. The young man
was the son of Charles Cresswell, a
trucker.
For any case of nervousness, Sleep
lessness, weak stomach, indigestion, dyspe D.
STA, try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief
is sure. The only nerve medicine for the
price in market.
The Casho machine works near
Newark are temporarily shut down,
owing to an accident. last week