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

Look at DIR. L. r. Kinks new adj.
and see if you do not need something
j., his line.
The Rising Sun Cornet Band have
received their new uniforms from
Jacob Reeds Sons.
The festival held last week for the
benefit of the Zion Presbyterian
library, netted SIS.
Attention is called to the new
advertisement of the "Store on the
Corner" Colora, Md.
The new schedule of the Baltimore
Central went into effect May oath.
See time table for changes.
The w. C. t. u, of Woodlawn held
a sociable on Wednesday evening last
at the residence Of Mrs. G. S. Abrams.
The cold dry weather the greater
part of the present month has proved
unhealthy for gardens and the corn
fields.
DR.. G. M. Ellis, who has been
President of the Cecil County Agricul
tural Society for several years has re-
signed.
Bananas, lemons and oranges,
hygien of the spring. "Throw physic
to the dogs" and order them from
Heagy.
A gang of check swindlers have
been plying their art in York and
Lancaster. Don't cash checks for
strangers.
J. J. Heckart, of Port Deposit, had
sale of Western horses, at Grason's
hotel, last Saturday. Hindman,
auctioneer.
On June sixth the Cecil Grange
will hold its regular bimonthly meet.
ing, and on June 18th the following
Saturday the Alliance will meet.
VIM. H. Daniels, young colored
man of Elkton, graduated from the
Law School of Howard Univerity,
Washington. D. G.. on Monday last.
Don't forget to attend the festival
in the Town Hall tomorrow (Satur-
day. evening, to be held under the
auspices of the Morling Juvenile
Temple.
Mr.. Philip Watts of Colora, and
Miss Adelaide L. Keithley of
Wrightsdale, Pa. were married at
Oxford, last week by Rev. William
Barrows.
The funeral of DR.. j. Harry Zell,
son of DR.. e. M. Zell. Little Britain.
Lancaster county, last Thursday, was
attended by a large concourse of
relatives and friends.
Mrs. McNulty, wife of John Nc.
Nulty who lived about one mile and
half from Rising Sun died on Mon
day and was taken to Philadelphia
for burial on Thursday.
A five year old son of William
Grant of Cherry Hill, had one of his
legs broken at the thigh, on Saturday.
The boy was thrown out of wagon,
and wheel passed oyer his leg.
A fire accidently started from burn
ing charcoal pits got among the wood
ranks Cd Hog Hill near North East
Sunday week last destroying about 100
cords of wood before it was put out.
Elton Smith has at last brought suit
through his attorney A. L. Crothers,
Esq, against the county commissioners
to recover his claim for road mending
which was done about five years ago.
Perry Barnes made two boss hauls Of
rock fish last week at his Carpenters
Point fishery. One Of the hauls
brought in two tons Of merchautable
fish and the other haul ton and half.
A change in tue time table of the
Baltimore Central Railroad took
effect last Sunday. The evening
trains from Philadelphia and Balti-
more now pass at Rising Sun at 1872
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gray OF
West Nottingham, Chester county
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. William and
Elizabeth Hughes of Londonsroye,
Pa, celebrated their golden weddings
May goth.
There will be no meeting of either
the Alliance or Grange at Rising Sun
to morrow being Decoration Day, 8
day dedicated to the memory of the
fallen brave. and held sacred through
out the country.
The schooner Joseph Allen, Capt
Thomas Leecb, loaded with lumber
for the Rowland Lumber Company
which sprang aIeak and sunk in the
bay, was partly unloaded and towed
to Port Deposit on Monday.
Miss Mary E. Reynolds, of Ceci
county. and Mr.. I. Putnam Reynolds
of West Nottingham, Chester county
Pa, we're married on Thursday Il
at the M. e. parsonage, Fremont
Chester county, by Rev. Hiram Nc
Vey.
The farmers have been blessed will
coplous rains and the prospects for thu
hay crop have cidedlJsimproved, Blu
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