The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-10-11
NEWS.
Friday, Oct. Ill, 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

The majority of our farmers have
finished wheat seeding.
S. w. Passmoro has three beds of
pinks the entire length of his green
house and the annexes filled with
pansies.
Heagy's oysters are the pride of
the town "fat, fair and"-luscious.
Any one wishing to take a~ssurse in
short hand or typewriting will do we'll
to call on w. J. Peoples. See ad. in
another column.
The store occupied ny 7. T. Worrall
having been leased by new parties, he
will sell his entire stock at greatly re-
duced prices to close out,
&c. Hindman has been confined
to his house since last Friday with a
gastric affection. He is convalcscent
and hopes to be able to attend to
business in few days.
Miss Phebe Flnkb inder, middle
aged woman, died at MI. Carlton Kim
ble's on Wednesday night. The
deceased had lived in Mr.. Kimble's
family for several years.
The place for you 70 buy Under
wear very cheap is at T. T. Worralps.
The man who visits chicken roosts
by the light of the stars called to
interview Barclays hens few
nights ago. The next morning sew
eral favorites were gone and ever-so-
many others missing.
Miss Ellen Barroll, an Elkton lady
possessed of much artistic taste, cap.
tured four premiums at Monmoth
IN. j Fair, on fancy articles. The
same lady received several premiums
for her art work at the Elkton Fair.
The Cecil County Ne,vs has met
with loss. The foreman of the
Office Thomas B. r. Wright has
secured a position in the govern
mcnt Office at Washington, and left
Elkton last week for his new field of
labor.
arrangement of the liver, with con-
stipation. Injuries the complexion, induces
pimples, sallow skin. Remove the cause
by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One
dose. Try them.
MIR. and Mrs. John McCleary OF
the Fourth district celebrated their
golden wedding on October /. They
were married a. New London, Pa,
October 1. 1899 Eight of their
children and q grandchildren atten-
ded the anniversary.
The M. E Church of this town
lately called JAMES church has had
couple of coats of paint put on the
outside wood work, and the bell
tower three. Mr.. johnson of
Oxford who bid Sis being the low
est bidder secured the job.
The new street lamps were put up
ttnis week and the town is to be
lighted (illuminated) tomorrow night
when the moon will materially aid
the lamps. John Mahan has been
appointed lamp lighter. John has
monopoly of offices-church bell
ringer and lamp-lighter.
The students who received, the
highest averages for the month of
September, West Nottingham Acad-
envy, were J. r. Richardson, Philip
J. Childs, Amos E. Gillespie, and
Braden T. Gillespie. The student
who stands first oftenest during the
year is to receive medal.
A practical business education is
what every person, male and female
needs, when starting in life in this
hurrying business world. and no
better school for acquiring such an
education, is offered than Eaton &
Burnett's Business College, Balti.
mora. See their ad in the MIDLAND.
Morris Cove oysters are the latest
and finest this season they ever have
been. So say the oystermen.
Heagy has them.
TIE Democrats of the eighth dis
trict met at the residence of Mr..
Elliott Graham at lakewood on
Saturday evening 28th uls. for the pur,
pose of organizing campaign club
For temporary officers V. II. Watts
was chosen president, A. r. Croth
ers secretary and Jno. NJ. Rawlings
treasurer. The club will meet regu.
lar every Saturday evening.
On Sunday afternoon last, near
Whitaker's Mill. in this county, as
Mrs. Jacob Tome, accompanied by
another lady, was being driven in an
open ba"ouche, by a colored driver
The hOrses shiod whila orose;oc ,