The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-09-26

boards of the stall where it was con
fined when the mad fiJ came on. The
animal was shot.
The Friends Normal Institute OF
Rising Sun has been improved by hav
ing laboratory petition offo the class
room, which will enable the classes in
chemistry to pursue their studies and
experiments without interruption. The
school has started in the present term
with unusually fattering prospects.
The insurance on Mr.. A. r., Magraw's
barn consisted of So 500 in the Farmers
and Mechanics Mutual of this county
on the building and $500 on the con
tents and $4,000 on the building and
$500 on the contents in the Mutual
Insurance Company of Cecil county,
Making $500 in all, which does no.
nearly cover the loss.
The farm of VIM. F. Thompson. in
the fifth district, was sold on Satur-
day at public sale by Reuben Haines
attorney, to Eliza B. Cameron.
VIM. T. Warburton, attorney, on
the same day sold at public sale the
residence of Edwin b. Smith, Oil
North street, Elkton, to Jacob Rambo
for $3.50.
Fresh oysters every day at Klmbell's.
All who have ears to hear come to
Rising Sun tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Miss Rebecca Magraw, daughter OF
Stephen Magraw, q young lady of 1s
years, died at her fathers residence
in Baltimore on Thursday, 18th inst
The remains were brought to Colora
on the train. Friday, and the funeral
was held at Adam r. Magraw's on
Saturday evening. Interment at
West Nottingham Cemetery.
arrangement of the liver, with consiipa
ton Injuries the complexion, indece pinples
sallow skin Remove the cause by using
Carriers Little Liver Pills. Que dose
Try them.
A creamery will be started on the
Howard Bradley farm, near Wrights.
dale, Lancaster county, Pa, and a
separator is being put in by E. B.
Herr of Glen Roy. Chester county.
Soon butter making in the farm dairy
will be almost a lost art. In the
majority of them the art has never
been known.
How 70 make the farm pay. Come
to the grange anniversary to morrow
at Rising Sun and learn.
The graagers are out in force Til.
week. Read their double colnm u
notice of the first anniversary meet
ing of Cecil Grange No. 8 ard come
out tomorrow and bring your whole
family. There will be able speakers
address the meeting on interesting
subjects. Each speaker will present
a new subject 10 the audience-Let
all come.
At the bottom of the salt sea he is
found. His home is on the rocks and
he lives in shell lined with pearl
His name is OYSTER and Heagy has him
The term of court which closed on
Wednesday, lasting days, cost the
county $4,000. So says The News. County
expenses, taxes, fees, salaries and in
terest are about as high as when wheat
sold for $500 bushel and hay $40 ton
Organize, farmers. and discuss this
question. Join the grange send your
own representative class to congress
and the legislature. instructed to pass
such bills as you formulate, into law
Lawyers are the most unfit class in the
world to make laws. They frame and
pass acts to put money in their pockets
If you want to learn how our
public roads may be improved with
out increasing county taxation, come
to the grange meeting tomorrow and
you will hear plan discussed by
MIR. VIM. j. Ogden of Baltimore.
Cecil has been cheated out OF
thousands of her population by the
census taker. That's what she gets
for being democratic some of the
politicians say. Where are the
census takers while this cudgeling is
going on? Why don't they speak
and swear they counted every child
woman and man. May be the for
mer enumerators counted too many
The saloons were open in the olden
times and they make men see double
The d. NJ. Osburn Agricultural
Machine Works Company's agent
gave corn harvester q trial last
week in field of DIR. Mackall's al
E'kton. Tina machine cut and
bound the corn first rate where rank
weeds didn't interfere, but it caoked
on big weeds Corn fields should
not have "nig weeds" in them. The
machine is not at fault but the farm.
err. The company will not put any
machines on the market till it is per.
fected so as to cut weeds and corn
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