The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-08-09

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restraining the sale of the logs. 1t
is law and not public sentiment or
conscience that keeps u great many
people from being rascals If we
waited for "public sentiment" to en-
force law, as the whiskey party
! preach the whole country would
soon 60 to pot. There are no other
viofators of Jaw who clamor against
officers enforcing the law and insist
that "pulic sentiment" shall arrest
and prosecute them.
The Rising Sun w. G. T U. will hold a
public meeting in the NJ. E. Church on
Friday evening, Aug. 9th, program as fol-
lows: Opening devotional exercises; Pres.
Annual Address. Mrs. Ada Jewell; Cor.
Secy's report, Mrs. Noryille Brown; Treas
urer's report, Mrs. Bella Pogue; annual re-
ports of Supts. of the following departments
of work: Temperate Literature, Press Work,
Evangelistic Work, Unfermented Wine,
Social Purity, Sabbath Observance, Legisla-
tive and Petition Work, Health, Parlor
Meetings, Flower Mission, kindergarten,
Juvenile and S. S. Work, State and County
Fairs, Scientific Temperance Instruction,
Memorial Building Fund; essay, High Lii.
cense, Mrs. Emma Haines; original allegory
ladders Eggs, romance of the Antedelu-
vians," Mrs. Alice Cole Shippers; Select
Reading, Mrs. Norville Brown. The pro-
gram will be interspersed with music.
Exercises to begin a; o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended 10 the public.
If there is any one thing needing
repair in town more than any other,
it is South Queen street. The haul
ing and travel on that street amount
to as much as on all the other streets
combined. The public demands for
repair ofthis thorougfare are infinite
ly more urgent than for street lamps.
The 1925 from the county could be
we'll investd on this worn out street.
If the commissioners would adver-
tise for proposals to have the mud
scraped off which covers the paving
stones and hauled away, we believe
the contract would be taken at
very reasonable price. With the
superabundance of mud removed,
few car loads of granite waste from
Port Deposit would fill up and level
the street, making it a solid, smooth
dry road that would last with trifl-
ing outlay for years,
Woodlawn Campmeeting will com
mence its annual services on Tues
day next, 18th. The Board of Direc.
tors have been busily engaged in
making all arrangements for the pur
pose of making the camp a success
spiritually and financially. Sanitary
provisions have been made, new tents
have been purchased and all the in
terests haye been carefully investi-
gated and all contingencies provided
for. Rev. E. H. Hynson has charge
of the Camp and has secured an
efficient corps of preachers, promis-
ing great success.
The following tent holders of our
town will contribute to the success
of the Camp: W. W. Carter, W. T.
B. R. Robertson, N. G. Brown, Ed.
Haines, j. L. Stevens, J. T. McCul.
Tough, Rev. I. Jewell, Miss Rhoda V.
Wilson and the Misses Keilholtz and
Rev. Amos Brown.
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lessness, weak stomach, indigestion. dyspep-
STA, try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief
is sure. The only nerve medicine for the
price in market.
OOAh ACCu wiz was al WOIh vi JOS'
Lincoln's farm narrowly escaped SER
ious injury on Monday last. He was
driving a team of horses hitched to
the hay wagon, when the team frigh-
tened and commenced running. Mr..
Keen was walking between the team
and fence. and was unable to get out of
the way till the hay frame struck him,
jamming him against the fence which
fortunately was not very strong and
gave way. AS he fell with the fence
in front of the wagon, the front
wheels ran over his legs. He managed
to keep clear of the hind wheels, and
escaped without serious injury. The
tongue chain of the saddle horse broke
and the animal fell, the wagon passing
oyer her, stripping the breeching and
other harness up to the collar. which
checked the team and prevented run
away. Mr.. Keen was severely bruised
and he suffered severe pain for day
or two.
The P. w. & B. Co., will run
another excursion on the 22i of
August to Colchester. The capacity
of the steamers is necessarily limit
ed, and in order to avoid any over.
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