The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-06-26
LOYAL Legion win meet tomorrow

Gu 10 WOrk IN McCleDAnaH O bFO.
quarries.
| Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Alice j. Brooks and VIM. T. Price, both
of Chesapeake City.
We haye not heard of any 4th OF
July demonstration near Rising Sun.
The day will be spent mostly in the
wheat fields.
Heagy has fine bananas and ice cream.
Try both.
The s.Y" of Woodlawn has renewed
their circulating library by the ex-
change of "a books with North East.
A right good idea.
The Black Barren Spring House at
Pleasant Grove, has opened for the
season under the charge of Miss
Christie Bomberger.
Anew post office has been establish.
ed at Pleasant Hill, in the Fourth dis
trict of this county, and r. Wilmer
Scarborough appointed postmaster.
The Spring Lake Creamery at
Chesapeake City, paid the farmers
20 cents pound for every pound of
butter made 10 the month of May.
Banks will close on Saturday,
July 4th, all matters maturing on the
4th and 5th will receive attention on
Friday July Sd to avoid protest costs
Another victim Of the cherry tree.
Marshall Simcoe of Bay View, fell
from ladder while picking cherries
and broke small bone in his left
arm.
Mr.. Charles Lamm, of Port
Deposit. and Miss Mollie Philips, Of
Philadelphia, were married at the
home of the bride on Wednesday,
18th inst.
The protracted rains of this and
last week have soaked the ground
thoroughly and kept farmers out of
their corn field where the weeds are
getting in their work livily.
You can never know till you try,
how quickly dose of Ayers Pills will
cure your sick headache. Your stomach
and bowels need cleansing, and these
Pills will accomplish it more effectually
and comfortably than any other medi-
cine you can find.
The wheat crop is every where
looking well this season, and the
straw is fast taking on the golden
hue. Last week wheat harvest com
menced in the southern part of the
county and will be in full blast in
the northern part next week.
Randolph Langdon of Oxford,
administrator of the estate OF Hamp-
ton Langdon, late of Cecil county,
was in Elkton at the June meeting of
the Orphans court attending the first
distribution of the money In his
hands to the heirs, who he being one
of them, toated off $l2, 900 of Hamp-
toms savings.
Heagy has confectionery in variety
and the children know 1T.
The barn of J. T. Armour near the
new post Office named Theodore was
struck by lightning, about nine o'clock
on Sunday morning last. A portion
of the roof was torn off and post split.
Though there were ten head of horses
in the stable at the time only one of
them was slightly stunned. Just ahead
of the horses, in the entry, a hen and
brood of chickens were killed.
Chalmer Reynolds a small son of
Howard Reynolds, met with severe
accident on Monday morning last.
The boy was at the barn alone and
managed to upset the hay skids
which fell on the back of his head,
crushing him to the floor and injuring
him very severely, his nose was
mashed and face about the eyes and
chin was badly bruised. The injuries,
though severe are not liable to prove
serious. The boy was found in his
perilous position by William Brown
who heard the skids fall rescued him
from the death trap.
A Queen Anne's county farmer
whipped mad bull in fair hand TO
hand fight on Sunday, May 81. The
bull attacked him when he went
among the cattle and butted him
down, but he seized the animal by
the horn and rose to his feet. Still
maintaing his hold of the horn he
commenced kicking the bull in the
stomach and kept up the assault
with so much vigor that taurus bel
lowed enough and took to his heels.
The man who whipped the bull is 20
years af age.
The notoriety which Jackey Jones of
the junk fraternity is getting in the