The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-08-29
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, Aug. 20, 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

open on Monday, Sept 9Th. See adv.
Lead E. R. Buffington's announce
mont of the new arrival of lamps.
The best leading brands of oyster.
fresh opened at Kimbell's on Saturday
The public schools of Cecil county
will open for the fall term on Mon
day next.
The Cecil county W. C. T. u will
hold their annual convention at Port
Deposit on Sept. 10Th.
The Rising Sun base ball club will
visit Elkton. Saturday, and tackle
the strong team Of that town.
School Books, Scholars Supplies
and Stationery of all kinds at DR.. L,
r. Kinks Drug Store a22 At
The Liberty Grove Sunday School
held its annual picnic in Browns
woods at Sylmar on last Wednesday.
The sale of John J. Wigton which
was to have taken place on Sept. I'd
will not be held, as he has made other
arrangements.
Harry E Boutwell,, formerly opera.
tor at EIkton tower, died on Thurs.
day morning, last week, at Bay View,
of consumption.
The CLAIMS days are numbered, but
he still fingers in the soup at
Heagy's.
The Elk. Com. of Rising Sun w. Z. T..
u will meet at Mrs. Norville Brown g
on Thursday Sept. 4th to arrange for
their annual meeting.
The Waterwitch Fire Company of
Port Deposit will take part in the
fireman's parade at Chester, Pa, ON
the 18th of September.
The Elkton Stock farm lost a
valuable brood mare, last week,
valued at $1,000. See got leg
broken and had to be killed.
Mr.. J. B. England, B. P, graduate
of Pennington College, Ohio, and a
teacher of several years experience, has
been engaged as assistant teacher in
West Nottingham Academy.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to the Thirteenth Annual
Reunion of the Penna. and Maryland
Union Medical Asso., held at High
land Park, York Co., Pa, on the 18th
inst.
No one knows better than those
who have used Carter's Little Liver
Pills what relief they have given when
taken for dyspepsia, dizziness, pain in
the side, constipation, and disordered
stomach.
The Rising Sun Cornet Band left
their quarters last Tuesday evening
and paraded through the town, pre-
paratory to participating in the Labor
Parade at Port Deposit on next
Monday.
A snow.white swallow was killed
near the Causeway, in Elkton, a day
or two ago. 1t was sent to an amatuer
taxidermist of Philadelphia. Two
white swallows were seen by a number
of persons.
Mr. James T. Walker, Gamer OF
Hartford Co., and breeder of fine stock
has failed, owing to the losses in the
canning business. An effort will be
made to effect compromise and allow
Mr.. Walker to continue.
The second picnic of the season
on Wm. G. Vests lawn, near Sylmar,
was held on last Wednesday evening
About 25 couples were present.
Taylor's orchestra rendered music
for the occasion.
ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS, Har-
mony Castle No. 10. You are earn
estly requested to meet next Mon
day night, 8 o'clock sharp, for the
transaction of important business.
VIM. M. CAMPBELL, N. G.
Mr.. George w. Poist has bought
the farm belonging to Maria E
Stewart, deceased, containing twenty
acres adjoining the ole he recently
bought from Mrs. Burlin on the
Battle Swamp road, from Isaac Sew
art for 500.
Ice cream in quantities large and
small at Heagy's.
Clinton Mccullough, Esq, attorney
Tuesday sold at public sale the farm
of A. K. Housekeeper, in Elk Neck
on Elk river, and containing ia
ceres, improved by dwelling house
frame barn, etc. 1t was purchased
by Jacob Tome for $500.
The managers of the Cecil Count,
Agricultural Society have decided to
have an athletic exhibition on tn
third day of the fair, the dates TO
which are October 7, 8, 8 and 10.