The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-09-12
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, Sept. IL, 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

James G. Crothers, Esq, has beer
appointed postmaster at Ca!yert.
Constable S. NJ. Brickley is build
ing an addition to his dwelling.
West Nottingham Academy opened
last donday with roll of 26 pupils
Je kins & Finley are giving West
Nottingham Academy new coat Of
paint
Eleven hundred crates held all oil
Kent County's (Md.) peach crop this
year.
Mr.. VIM. Falls of the Falls Hotel,
Elkton, was reported seriously sick
last week.
Watermelons and bananas at Heagy s
Read the w. c. T. u, premium offel
to successful contestants at the Cecil
county Fair in another column.
VIM. G. West, of Sylmar, is having
a new tin roof p aced on his barn
Z. c. Mcclure has the contract.
School Books, Scholars Supplies
and Stationery of all kinds at DR.. L.
r. Kinks Drug Store a22 At
We acknowledge the receipt OF
Health Pamphlets from G. w. Chan.
cillor, M. d. issued by the state
Board of Health.
The Free Methodist Church, on High
street Elkton, has been purchased by
the African Union Methodist Protes-
tant Church for ST 900.
Miss Alsha May Shippers and Mr..
Jos. Sumerville will be joined in the
bonds of holy wedlock at North East
on Wednesday, 18th inst.
Oysters fresh every day at Kimbell's
Next Monday the September term of
circuit court meets. The County Com
missioners, Orphans Conrt and school
board will meet on Tuesday.
Jupiter Preston, colored, aged SO
years, the oldest citizen of Cecil
county, died near Cokesberry, 9Th
district, Tuesday of last week.
Captains Merritt and Guy, of
Frederick City, have succeeded Capt.
Sigler and wife in charge of the Elk
ton corps of the Salvation Army.
MIR. j. l. Woodruff, the Principal
of the Friends Normal School, arrived
in town on Saturday and opened
school Monday with an attendance
of 26.
The Registers OF voters will sit at
the usual places in several districts
of this county on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 18th, 10Th, and
18th of September.
Miss Annie F. Webb of Oxford, Pa,
has gone to San Sebastine, Spain,
where she will engage in teaching
English to Spanish girls in the
American Mission School.
The mill of Christie and Davis,
near Rowlandville, which has been
recently fitted up with new machin.
cry, turned out the first lot of their
new BRAID of -four last week.
Oysters prime, fresh from the shell;
no tubs-at Heagy's.
A valuable hose belonging 10 Stewart
Wade, of the fourth district, was killed
by the cars on the Philadelphia exten.
sion of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road at Newark, Del, a day or two ago
"a new postoffice has been established
at Reeders Corner by the name of Theo-
dore. Mr.. Samuel T. Hardness, who
was chiefly instrumental in having it
opened, has been appointed postmaster.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Hamilton Easter & Sons,
Dry Goods. This old established
firm is too we'll known by Baltimore
shoppers to need any word of recon
mendation.
DR.. j. H. lamar, assisted by Drs.
Mitchell, Bratton and Worrall, last
Sunday, removed from the leg oil
Joshua. Brown, a negro Of the First
district. fatty tumor, weighing
nearly seven pounds.
Not one in twenty are free from some lit
tie ailment caused by inaction of the liver
Us, Carriers Little Liver Pills. The re.
suit will be a pleasant surprise. They give
positive relief.
Hester Hess, ESQ.,, administrator
offered at public sale, on Thursday
4th inst, the real estate of the late
William Wade, near Appleton, ir
this county. 1t was bid up to $4,000
and then withdrawn.
A temperance meeting will be hello
in Rosebank Hall, Brick Meeting
House, 9th mo 18th 1890, at 80 p
m. addresses will he given by Mr.
Wood and Mr.. j. r. Milligan. Tht