The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-27

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nett's Business College of Batiome
In addition to the published pro-
gramme of EIkton Fair there will be,
on the Sth of October, the first day
of the fair, race for horses owned
the past 6 months in Cecil County
purse 500 divided, $50, $25, SIS and
$40; 4 to enter to start. Entries
close End October at IL p m. Free
to trotters and PAGERS.
JNo. PARTRIDGE, Secry.
DR.. Dare was reused up few nights
ago and hurried off in hot haste to
administer to supposed suicide. The
woman who had, it was believed. medi-
tated making way with herself was
found apparently rigid, but not cold,
however. After an examination the
doctor quoted the apprehensions of the
family by advising them to let the
patent alone till morning and she
would come out all right. The alarm
ing attack was one of 'possum not a
dangerous complaint.
We have received a sample copy of
the Archetect and Builders Edition of
the Scientific american from the publish
ers, Mum & 60, 391 Broadway, New
York. Every architect and Builder
should subscribe for this edition of the
Scientific American, which is 25 cents
q number or $3.50 year, issued on the
first of each month. The number
contains two colored and one large
sheet of details. No more valuable
magazine could be received by build
ers. The handsome specimen copy
can be seen at this office
A Democrat club was formed at
Colora last Saturday evening of 80
members. Mr.. S. j. Jenness the old
"thick and thin" veteran of the 9th
was made president. The Club
expects to whoop up a hundred
members in a short time. We hope
they will tell US all about it and
what it's for. A platform always in
the MIDLAND prepared to speak
from.
The club have posted for meet,
ing tomorrow night, when the
"tariff' is to be out. On dear, oh
dear, Monsieur Thomson come again !
VIII positively cure sick head
ache and prevent its return. Carter's Lit
tie Liver Pills. This is not talk, but truth!
One pill d,se. See advertisement. Small
pill. Small dose. Small price.
DR.. Chas. E. Turner was married to
Miss Clare l. Evans, on Thursday,
10Th inst. at the home of the bride,
by Rev. S. A. Gayley D, D. The
wedding ceremony was performed at
the hour of high noon. A large
company of relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony. A stump
tuous dinner was served after the
ceremony, and the bridal party took
the 4:45 p. m. train for an extended
trip north.
The room where the ceremony was
performed was darkened by closing the
blinds and the struggling rays of the
lamps served to half conceal, half re-
veal the bushes of the palpitating
bride. The room was decorated with
ferns and flowers The bride was dress
ed in cream surah silk, empire style,
with sleeves and neck of brides illus
ion. The bride held in her hand a
bouquet of white carnations and look
ed very beautiful. The ushers were
Mr.. William Black and Mr.. William
Turner.
There were number of handsome
bridal presents, contributed by the
friends OF the high contracting parties,
among which we noticed, a large
handsome silver plated ice pitcher, by
P. J. Turner and family; decorated
pickle jar and tongs IN silver stand,
J. H. Turner and mother; large silver
tip handle carving knife, fork and
steel.in plush covered case, by w. II.
Turner; chaste silver ice pitcher, by
w. w. Black; marble clock with bronze
ornaments and pair of bronze ewers
by J. Armstrong Turner and wife;
bunch of pansies, hand painted, hand
somely framed, by DR.. and Mrs. S. B.
Luckie; toilet set ornamented in blue
and gold. by Ma Evans; large bronze
lamp, from Miss Kate Evans, sister to
the bride; garnet velvet ornament,
from Jeba Love; salad bowl, by Mamie
e Hart; towels, by Mrs. r. S. Evans;
toilet set decorated in gilt, blue and
bronze-very handsome-presente by
the groom; large Rochester lamp on
moss mat. by Mrs. M. E. Kirk; silver
castor and bottles. by J. Nelson Black;
carving knife and fork, by w. e. Black;
napkins, by Amos Evans; very fine
colored Autograph madonna head Elm
decorated frame, by Miss Belle Rob-
bins; handsome hearth rug and fancy
toweling, by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fryer,
After paraking of the wedding din
ner, the father of the bride, Mr.. w. J.
Evans. handed ROUND among the guests
some fine HaYana segars that were "a
years old which were highly enjoyed.
Amid showers of rice and wishes for
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