The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-07-12

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mills, which were built of heavy mas
onry, were demolished. Each contain
ed about three tons of powder. No one
was hurt.
Seven Bohemians who reside in Bal
timore came TO Elkton on Sunday by
J the cars and then drove to Bohemia
Manor to visit the grave of Augustin
Hermann, who settled there two CEN
turtles ago. The Baltimore Bohemians
will give an excursion to the place by
steamer on Sunday, August 18th.
They propose erecting a monument
there to cost $4,000.
Mr.. & Mrs. Samuel Reynolds, who
reside near Colora, celebrated on the
4th, their golden wedding. There
were children, grand and great grand
children present to celebrate the
event, which Las conformed in an
eminent degree with the carly com
mand to multiply and replenish
the earth.
The Y. W. C. T. U. of Colora held
their second parlor meeting at the
home of Mr.. Joseph Tosh on July
I'd. Though the evening was very
.nfavorable one. there were 80 pre-
sent. The program consisting of
essays, readings and music was we'll
rendered. Refreshments followed to
which all did ample justice.
Go with B.-McC. ON July 18th on
their grand trip and see the Blatts
Family who sew, read and write under
water in large glass tank, visible to
all. The record of the Biatts Family
is four minutes under water. Round
trip to COLCHESTER, soc; round trip
to Bay Ridge 75c.
The Rising Sun w. C. T. U. held
an interesting and entertaining Par.
Tor Meeting at Mrs J. T. McCul-
lough's, on the evening of the 4th.
Short speeches on the subject of TEN.
perance were made by Mr.. John
Campbell, Rev. I. Jewelland Mr.. John
W. Mccullough, interspersed with
music. After which the company,
consisting of about 60 persons, par
took of refreshments. The evening
was apleasant one and enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Chas Smith of Jimes, Ohio,
writes:-I have used every remedy
for sick headache could hear of for
the past fifteen years, but Carter's Lit
tie Liver Pills did me more good than
all the rest.
A. W. Morris, living near Oak
Hill, Lancaster Co., met with a
severe accident by having "a run off
while driving his hay tedder team.
The team scared at the noise the
machine made, and in attempting to
throw the cogs out Of gear, he was
struck on the arm by part of the
machine, which it was afterward dis.
covered broke the bone, disabling
this important member in run
away. The horses were caught by
the men in the field before further
damage was done. DR.. Zell's SER
vices were called and the broken arm
set.
The work of preparing for the re-
building of the Elkton Catholic Church
at Elkton was commenced this week
1t is proposed to tear down the rear
wall and extend the building back 81
feet. The seating capacity of the edi-
flee will be nearly doubled. The Rev.
J. d. Carey, the pastor, will have full
charge OF the work, being his own
architect, contractor, &c. Only short
time ago Father Carey had handsome
new front placed TO the building, great
ly improving its appearance. The
corner, stone of the building will be
laid Sunday, August 18th. An effort
is being made to secure the attendance
of Cardinal Gibbons. If he does not
come some other prominent church
man will be present.
There will be a renion held in
Mt. Pleasant Church Sunday Aug.
nth, Former pastors of the charge
are expected to be present and take
part in the services. All former and
present members and friends in gen
eral are most cordially invited. The
programme is as follows: Morning
preaching ut 10 O'Clock and Love
Feast at IL o'clock. Afternoon ser
vises by the Sunday School at 2
O'Clock, preaching at o'clock, even
ing preaching at 8 o'clock. The
names of those who will conduct the
servises will he published later. 1t
is the object of the church to make
this a U. Union of all her children.
T. G. EIswoLD, Pastor.
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