The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-10-03


station agent at Rowlandville.
sweet potato patches of some of
our far ers are being visited after
might fail by other than their owners
Mr.. John. S. Ewing of West Noting
ham is reported dangerously ill, his
affiction being water about, the heart
Judge j. NJ Evans of the Orphans
Court has been confined to.his home
several days by sickness, but is report
ed conyalescent.
Pushes and fancy satins at E. r.
Buf1ington's.
A reunion of Shows battery will
be held at Port Deposit to morrow,
when the old vets will, fight their
battles over again.
The rain on Friday gave Oxford Fair
black eye, we are sorry to say :, as did
the ran on Saturday the Grange Ami
versary at Rising Sun.
Rev. S. A. Gayley, D. d is expected
home this week from his four month s
European tour His many friends will
give him "a cordial welcome.
The Sunday school of James NJ. 4.
Church heretofore commencing at 9
a. m. will commence at $50 p. NJ,
next Sunday and continue so.
The Y. w. c. u, of CoIora will
hold their regular meeting on Thursday
9th at s O'Clock. A full attendance is
desired, visitors are always welcome.
If there ever was specific for any one
con- plant, then Carriers Little Liver Pills
are specific for sick headache, and every
woman should know this. Only one pill a
dose. Try them.
Cecil County Farmers Club held
meeting in Port Deposit last week to
mediate on Making an exhibit of
products from the farms of the mem
bers and concluded not to exhibit.
Miss Bertha NJ. Tyson, of Colora,
is engaged as stenographer and type
writer with Baltimore firm. Miss
Tyson was one of Prof Peoples
pupils when he had class at Rising
Sun.
Samuel Yocum has sold his farm
on Red Hill, about two miles east of
Elkton. 1ear the Delaware line, to
John w. Beaver of IIayre de Grace
for $1,000. The farm contains %
acres.
1t has heen arranged by the mana.
gers of Woodlawn Camp Meeting
that the meeting will commence next
year the second Tuesday of August.
The debt of the Association amounts
to S2,065.
Geo N Bennett of Chesapeake
City, has sold his fine five. year-old
horse, Ben Bolt, to C. D. Smith OF
New Haven, Conn. The price is
private, but $4,000 is said to be
the figure.
Joseph Craig, yardmaster at Gray's
Ferry, was accidentally run over by
shifting engine on Wednesday evening
of last week and had both of his legs
cut off. He is the son of Mr.. Victor
Craig, of Principle.
The coffee called Buffington's choice
maintains its reputation.
The North East Anti-License League
will hold a pubic meeting in that town,
on Wednesday evening, October Sth.
Prominent speakers will be present and
other interesting features will be added
to the programme
Rev. e. Burdette Short will preach
in James M. e Church next Sunday
1880 a. m. and Rev. I. Jewell will
preach at Mt. Pleasant Nj. E. Church
To- 80 q. m. administering the Sacra.
ment of the Lord's Supper.
The female ball players did not make
their appearance in E kton on We'd
nesday as previously announced, as the
Fair grounds could not be secured,
owing to the active preparations now
being made for the approaching Fair.
The Rev Fred Il. McKinsey, who
was formerly pastor of Mt. Pleasant
church, near Colora, and is at present
stationed at Port Penn, Del, is in
addition to his church work, taking
o classical course at Delaware Col.
lege.
Just how an Alternative medicine clean
SEES the system is an open question; but
that Ayers Sarsaparilla does produce a
radical change in the blood is well
altested on all sides. 1t is everywhere
considered the best remedy for blood
disorders.
Mr.. Howard Johnson, of Singerly,
had a fine young mare stolen on the
23d ult. She was a small bay mare
with black points, 3 years old. Mr.,
johnson offers reward of S25 for
Information that will lead to her
recovery.
Sheriff J. A, Boyd, on last Saturday,
took Samuel Thomas, William Isaacs,
Albert FTisby and Harry Brown to the
pententiary and Evan Pierce to the
House of Correction These prisoners
were all convicted and sentenced at the
last term of Court.
Rheumatism is caused by poisonous
acid in 1.-The blood and yisds to Ayers
Pills. Many cases which seem chronic
and hopeless, have been completely
cured by this medicine. 1t viii cost
but little to try what effect the Pill may
have in your case. We predict success
An excellent library for the Metho.
dist Sunday School of this place has
been procured ct the cost of one
hundred dollars. All the young and