The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-06-20
Friday, June 20, 1890.
MINOR LOCALS
Farewell to the strawberry.

-" WV NUA'
Edward Clifford shot a mad dog
n ar Zion last week.
The Orphans Court held a special
session on Tuesday. No proceed.
ings reported.
Mrs. Emma Dawson of Port
Deposit fell through door, broke
three of her ribs and was otherwise
injured.
A real old fashioned thundergust
paid US a visit last Thursday after
noon. The rain poured down in
sheets for while.
Heagy's ice cream is pronounced
A. No. |.
Perryville is having what villagers
call building BOOM" Several
parties have taken the notion recent.
ly to build houses there.
The June term of the Circuit Court
for this county was in session for a
short time on Monday for the tran
saction of routine business.
Eleven freight cars were dcrailed
on the p. W. Il B. railroad on Tues
day morning., about a mile south of
North East, by the breaking of an
axle.
Try Barnes & Hartenstine's X. q
Dust for potato bugs. 6j4t.
Mr.. Arthur, son of Jacob Rambo,
Elkton, was married to Miss Susie
Lumm on Wednesday night of last
week by Rev. I. B. Hunter of Cherry
Hill.
We are indebted to Miss Sadia
Scott Of Friends Normal Institute
also Clarence Dare of West Noting
ham Academy for invitations to the
school commandments.
Call and see Howlny's Potato Bug
Exterminator. The best article of
the kind yet invented. For sale by
Haines & Kirk.
Mr.Carlton Kimble had two mowers
on Tuesday at work in his timothy
and Alsike clover field. 1t was
an excellent field of grass but
rather green to make prime hay.
Do not suffer from sick headache
a moment longer. 1t is not necessary.
Carter's Little Liver Pills, will cure
you. Dose, one little pill. Small price.
Small dose. Small pill.
The first new wheat of this year
arrived in Baltimore last week from
Middlesex county, Va, and brought
$l.25 per bushel. A lot from St.
Mary's county, Nd, sold for sl.OO.
What's the matter with the school
marms? Eight or ten of them re.
signed their schools at the meeting
of tae School Commissioners last
week.-Appeal. Have a beau in the
eye.
On Friday last Mr.. Alexander H.
Briscoe had a horse mysteriously
cut in the side while in the pasture
field. Henry c. Cummings seweG up
the wound, and the animal is econ.
valescent."
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company, has
commenced the work of Strengthening
its three and a half miles of track
between Principle Furnace and
Charlestown.
A bunch of oats measuring 3 feet
II inches was left at the MIDLAND
JOURNAL office yesterday. The oats
came from Jas. G. Crothers', Red
Point Farm. The grain and straw
both had damaged appearance.
Heagy's clam soup seems to grow
in popularity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml. Passmore,
florist, left town on Wednesday for a
month S visiting among their married
sons and daughters They will also
take in Atlantic City before return
ing.
Charlotte Ebert, colored, died at
the residence of her son in law, Geo.
Brown, near Centerville, last week,
at the age of one hundred and eight
years. She had her freedom papers,
which showed that the age given was
correct.
The National Bank Examiner
made the usual examination of The
National Bank of Rising Sun on
Monday last, and expressed himself
as thoroughly satisfied with its con
dition, and with the management of
its affairs.