The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-05-29

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young man was committed.
James Wiley died at the residence
Of Samuel Smith ON the Lincoln
farm about p miles from Rising Sun
on Wednesday night aged about u
years Funeral tomorrow Saturday
at 10 O'Clock a. M, at West Noting.
ham Presbyterian Cemetery.
Heagy has oysters and straw
berries. These are not companion
dishes, but contestants as favorites
with the bon-yiyant.
Miss Rhoda V. Wilson and Miss
Bertha Collins held their concert in the
public hall of this place on Saturday
evening last, as per announcement
Miss Rhoda sang we'll and Miss Collins
recited most eloquently. The young
artists had fair audience but not SO
large as former exhibitions.
Harry A. Nesbitt of the firm of II !.
A. Nesbitt & Co., Port Deposit,
dealers in hay, grain and fertilizer,
met with painful accident Saturday
by trying to stop car on the side
track on the firms wharf with an iron
bar. The bar slipped, and striking
him on the nose broke it.
The Press says AT NEE ting
ofthe members of the Oxford Medical
Society, held in the Library room
last Wednesday afternoon, the fol
lowing officers were elected to serve
one year: DR.. L. R. Kirk, President;
DR.. f. P. Hutchison, Vice President;
DIR. f. Gillespie, Secretary
| Paris green, Persian insect powder
and white hellebore are the sure bug
and worm exterminators. Get them
pure at DR.. Kinks drug store. 22m2
Garfield Post of Rising Sun will
hold the usual memorial services at
Brick Meeting House on May 3Oth
at O'Clock p. M, and invite every
body to bring flowers and join them !;
leave Rising Sun at 1890 O'Clock p.
M, precisely. Please leave flowers
at DR.. Kinks store and at the stands.
The Colora Y. w. G. T. u, will
hold a strawberry festival in connec-
tion with recktie and apron bazaar
Tuesday evening. June I'd, on the
green above the Friends school at
that place. All are invited to attend
and take their pick of neckties and
at the same time get handsome
young lady gratis.
Mr.. Kline Montgomery, of the
firm of Kline Montgomery & Co.,
merchant tailors, 1874 South Eleventh
ST., Phila., was in town Thursday
calling on old acquaintance and
making new ones. Any one desiring
first class suit cannot do better
than to drop in when in Phila., and
inspect goods and learn their prices.
The president and party arrived
home in Washington on last Friday
evening from their swing round the
circle la Andy johnson. of 10, 900
miles, in fine health and spirits.
Presidential electioDeering tours are
understood by the people who appear
to take grim pleasure in thwatering
the hopes of the circuit riders. The
President made 140 speeches on the
trip.
Slight arrangements of the stomach
and bowels may often be corrected by
taking only one of Ayer'sPills. Through
not having the Pills at hand, your
disorder increases, and a regular fit Of
sickness follows. For the want of a
nail the shoe was lost etc.
Several of the prominent members
of one of the democratic party rings
of this county were prospecting in
the Sun on Tuesday. The political
class players are getting nervous
Tomorrow week, June sixth the
primary skirmish will take place. and
it is considered of prime Importance
to have the squadrons placed proper
ly on the field at that time. What
principal is involved IN this maneuyr.
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/ The ladies Of Ebeneser M. E. Church
Sunday school will hold an ice cream
and strawberry festival on the church
lawn on Saturday afternoon and even
ing June 9th, ice cream, strawberries,
lemonade, cakes and all seasonable
fruits and delicacies will be for sale
Proceeds for the benefit Of Sunday
school library. All are invited to
attend, if stormy festival will be held
Monday evening June s.
George W. Janney, farmer. died
on Saturday. at his residence in the
ninth district. near Zion, in the sixty.
seyenth year of his age. He suffered
an attack of the grip several months
ago, which resulted in intermittent
fever, and although the latter disease
was broken. death resulted from ex-
; haustipn. Mr.. Janney was highly
respected. His funeral was held
Tuesday. Interment at Bay View
Cemetery.
A Methodist Episcopal Church is to
be built at Baldwin, four miles from
Elkton. The ground has been donated
'iby Mr.. W. F. Baldwin, and the site will
be between the mill and the railroad
station. Five hundred dollars have