The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-08-22
NEWS.
Friday, Aug. % 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

The Y. w. G. T. U. of Colora will
l.od regular meeting in the Hall on
Saturday evening August 23d at s
O'clock.
Mr.. Samuel H. Miller commenced
canning at his place near Wilma,
this week. His force of workmen
are from Jersey.
Melons water and musk at Heagy's.
Cecil Grange will hold an extra meet,
ing tomorrow afternoon, business of
importance will pe before the grange
and full attendance is requested.
Twenty-three dozen perch caught
in sixty minutes is the record made
by Messrs. Z. II. D. Pue and VIM. G..
Hall in Bush river, near the club
house.
School Books. Scholars Supplies
and Stationery of all kinds at DR.. L.
r. Kinks Drug Store a22 At
The Elkton Methodist Episcopal
Church will be reprinted The roof
and spouting are being repaired. New
seats are being purchased for the Sun.
day-school room.
One of Geo. Booths horses got its
rear legs in hole up to the shoulders
the Democrat informs us. There
couldn't have been much of the horse
out il he went IN that far.
The population of Hartford county
is announced as 1886, an increase
of 953 since the last census. The
population of Havre de Grace is 8 ,229,
an increase of Alb in ten years.
John M Terrell, auctioneer for VIM
S. Evans, Attorney, on Tuesday last,
sold the Killough farm, consisting of
81 acres, two miles north of Port
Deposit to Jacob Tome, for $3.50.
James Smith, liveryman, of Cherry
Hill, who carries the mail from that
pace to Singerly, on the B. and O., has
lost two valuable horses by some un.
known sickness during the past week
Ali disorders caused by bilious
state of the system can be cured by using
Carriers Little Liver Pills. No pain, grip
ing or discomfort attending their use. Try
them.
John NJ. Dunbar has been appoint
ed by the Orphans Court to the
position of Crier and Bailiff to said
Court, and entered upon his duties
at the regular session Of the Court
last week.
J. c. Hindman, auct., will sell per-
sonal property for Jacob Griest, in
Rising Sun on Saturday August 80.
Also for John Wigton at his resi-,
dence near College Green on Tues
day September Cd.
Melons, cantaloupes: bananas, oranges
at Heagy's.
Four and five dollars basket is
the way peaches are quoted this year
and there is no money IN the bust
ness at these prices. And it is ever
thus. When the price is high the
commodity is wanting.
Samuel B. Foard of Elkton lost
his young horse Peninsula Boy valu
ed at $500, last week. The horse
dropped dead on the road returning
from Wilmington to Elkton, from
heart disease it was thought.
Belle Hancock a young white girl
of Elkton aged about seventeen years
was sent to the House of Refuge fol-
Females at Baltimore on Wednesday
by Justice Scott on complaint of hel
brother that she was incorrigible.
Just as the collection plate was
about to be passed around at recen
religious services at a church a
Darlington, Hartford county, there
was clap of thunder, and it il
stated that the congregation left thu
building in hurry.
The Anti-License League of Cecil Co
will hold its next meeting at Por
Deposit, Tuesday Aug. Goth. All dis
tricts are expected to send representa-
tives. The object of the meeti ng will
be to perfect means for campaign work
BY order of Elk. Com.
Mr.. Ivan Richards horse hitched t.
buggy ran away last Wednesday
evening owing to the hold.back break
ing. The buggy was upset and MI
Richards and friend with him throw
out, neither sustaining serious injury
The buggy and harness were badl.
wrecked.
Do not miss Brickley and McCu!
lough's last grand excursion to Toll
chester and Baltimore Harbor Of
steamer COLCHESTER ON Aug. 29th (Fri
day.. Fare 80 and rs cents. Boa
stops at Perryville at $50 a. IN. anc
return in the evening. See large pos