The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-09-19


them on his summer vacation probab
ly.
The Childs Shoe Manufacturing
company has been incorporated.
The incorporators are Daniel Nowlan,
j. Hayes Gallaher and Richard
White OF Cecil county and Milton S.
Shippers and Thomas Myers of Della
ware.
Nichols Bros. grocers, OF this town
lost horse on Wednesday evening
Mr.. B. P. Nichols had driven the AMI
NAL on his customary route and return
ed. AS soon as unhitched from the
wagon the animal fell to the ground
and expired.
Hester Hess. attorney, has sold at
private sale the farm property of the
late William Wade, situated in the
fourth district of Cecil county and
containing l22 acres, to Alfred 7.
Mannop, of the first district, for
SOTO.
The population of Cecil county is
reported by the census to he 25,s42
which 1895 less than the census of
1880. 1t is self evident fact that
the population of the county has
steadily increased. The election
and registry prove that.
Mrs. Ellis. of New Jersey, will
lecture in the Rising Sun M. E.
Church at 8 o'clock on "Physical
Culture" In the evening she will
lecture on the subject of temperance,
at 7.30 o'clock. Both lectures are
free to the public. All are cordially
invited.
Heagy's ice cream still holds its own.
Mr.. F. S. Everist, who has charge
of the School Department of the Fair,
is DESTROYS that persons having old
school books, that have become rare,
or old ink horns or any other old
school relics, will send them to the
Fair, in order to make this depart
ment more interesting. -.
The use of calomel for arrangements
of the liver has ruined many fine
constitution. Those who, for similar
troubles, have tried Ayers Pills testify
to their efficiency in thoroughly
remedying the malady, without injury
to the system.
The large new barn and stable of
ex,Judge john Ii. Price, of Darling
ton, Hartford county. we're destroyed
by fire on Saturday night, including
800 bushels of. wheat, fifty tons, of
hay and two valuable horses. The
loss is about $4,000, partly covered
by insurance. 1t is supposed the
building was set on fire.
Postmaster Hambleton and John
A. Huater of this town took in the
9th Md. excursion to Antietam Battle
fed on Wednesday last and report
good time. This is the battle field
where our Postmaster lost his first
blood in the great war for the Union
he having also been permanently dis.
abled at Cold Harbor, Va. afterward
Ifyou have cod get bottle of
Polar Star cough syrup from E. r.
Burlington.
On Saturday (to.morrow) the
colored people of the 9th district
will hold temperance meeting at
Trinity Chapel Grove near Zion,
where a colored camp meeting is in
progress. Mrs. Martin of-Baltimore
will be thereto organize W. C. T.. u.
among the colored women. Several
good speakers are expected in the
afternoon and evening.
The log boom at Port Deposit was
broken by the sudden rise in the Sus.
quehanna on Sunday evening and
thousands of logs went adrift in the
bay. All the booms in the river
above are reported broken and this
double loss to the log owners is very
discourasing. At great expense they
had collected large numbers of legs
which went adrift two years ago.
Rising Sun is favorable point for
school teachers. Miss Owens who
teaches at Colora boards in Rising
Sun and goes and comes by the cars.
Miss West whose home is in Oxford
and who teaches a school nesr town,
visits her school and returns daily
by the train. Miss Haines who
teaches in Charlestown and resides
iu the Sun. will board at home and
attend her school by cars daily.
Heagy's oysters are more in demand
as the season advances.
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