The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-07-11
MINOR LOCALS

The Loyal Legion will meet Sat
urday afternoon.
The cold wave of Wednesday nigh
WIS sudden and severe as the hot wave
ofruesday.
General Clinton B. Firk, Prohibition
4party candidate for President in 1883
die in New York on Wednesday aged
81.
The oldest woman in Cecil county is
Mrs. Lydia Mcdonald aged 100 years
She receives pension as widow of a
solder of 1912.
Heagy has fine lot of of fresh clans.
The Farmers and Mechanics
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
hold its annual meeting at Calvert on
the 26th inst. in the afternoon.
Capt. Snow Post G.. A. r. will hold
the sixth annual festival in the grove
adjoining the hall at Pleasant Grove,
Lancaster county, Saturday evening,
July 26.
Ex-Sheriff Samuel VI. Johnson has
opened ware house in the building at
LkSlie, formerly occupied by Mr.. Lam
bd;n. He will deal in grain, hay, coal
and fertilizers.
Several of the Rising Sun folks visit
ed Happy Valley on the 4th. The day
was remembered by firing off roman
candles in the evening by some of the
more patriotic.
A child of w. Preston Reynolds aged
IS months died on Monday morning of
typhoid dysentery. Interment on
Wednesday at Friends West N citing
ham buryihg ground.
The Home Mission Circle will hold
their next sociable at the home of
the Misses Keilholtz, this friday
evening. Refreshments will consist
of pineapples and bananas.
The game of ball at Oxford, on
Friday, between the clubs of that
place and Rising Sun, resulted in a
complete rout Tor the latter. the score
being Is to S in favor of Oxford.
Mr.. Samuel Harlan who farms DR..
Dare's place had one of his hands
severely faseerated, last week by piece
of wire which prevented him from
work for few days in the harvest
field.
There are many forms Of nervous
debility in men that yield to the use of
Carriers Iron Pills. Those who are
troubla with nervous weakness, night
sweats, etc, should try them.
Edward Martin of Principle was
cut a few days since at Havre de
Grace railroad station by man who
was fourishing a razor in a crowd.
Hav:e de-Grace whiskey is a good
thing!
The new department. is a room 35ft
long fitted up expressly for Queens,
ware and Glassware, where large stock
is now displayed and open to the public
Front entrance from Main room. E.
R. Burlington.
Heagy's. ice cream continues the
favorite.
John E. Wilson of Elkton had a
refractory pony hitched to hay
rake last week, position pony con.
sidered beneath his dignity and, in
his protests against it got tangled,
broke leg and was shot.
If you want to spend a pleasant trip
and see sights go on Brickley & Nc
Cullough's first excursion of the season
to COLCHESTER Sparrows Point or Steel
ton and Baltomore Harbor, on July
23d. Fare cheap, SOC. to Colchester, 75c.
through.
DIR. H. II. Mitchell of Elkton whom
"everybody'' in the county knows, is
reported lying dangerously ill at his
sisters, Mrs. J. T. Mccullough, and
his physicians consider his chances for
recovery doubtful. He has been sick
for several weeks.
The fall term of the Rising Sun
Normal School will commence 9tl.
mo. 9Th, 1890, All pupils entering
the neurological, botanical and
chemistry classes are desired to com
p. mence with the term for practical
work.
Mr. A. ". Moon (his good sense
revolts at being dubbed ."Prof.")
teacher of the Friends Normal Insti-
tute at this place. having resigned as
principal, has been rHssicating in the
harvest fields. Who will 'trounce the
children next is the query.
Curtis j. Lewis Principal of Deptford
College, Woodbury., N j., and Lizzie J
Lewis, Principal of the High School in
Fredericksburg, Va, have been visiting
their brother w Tewis Tbay botb