The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-11-13

| Church this afternoon and evening
IF the day is stormy the festival will
be held to morrow afternoon and
evening. Supper 25c. oysters the
same.
Lucy E. Bryson, the IL year old
daughter of the late Thomas j. Bry-
son, Jr., died at her mothers resi-
dence in Elkton, Tuesday, Nov. 8 Of
typhoid fever. This is the fourth
death that nas occurred in this family
in less than two months.
Reuben Bond of Port Deposit
while lighting street lamps spilled
some gasoline which caught FIRE and
his over coat was soon wrapped in
flames. He tore it off but before be
could divest himself of the flaming
garment his hands were severely
burned.
| Foot ball seems to be the latest
fad among ball players and threatens
to supersede base ball. tie distin-
gushing features are black eyes and
broken noses The same are emblems
Of another favorite game INDUCED in
by athletes which is some times
called fistiana.
Mason Joseph Brown, who is put
ting up the stone work of the Buckley
building and the Catholic church has
been pushing things this week. he
has finished the former and commenc.
ed on the latter on Tuesday. He has
a plumber of hands at work.
Go to Reynolds for cigars.
DIR. e. Hogg of Kirkwood has de !.
horned 500 cows in Lancaster and
Chester counties within the last few
weeks. The dehorhiug s'craze'' is
rapidly spreading. When an advance
| is made in any direction the moss
backs lie back in the brush and cry
s'crazen till they are deserted and begin
to feel lonesome when they scramble
out and follow after.
Diphtheria ia reported to be prevail
ing to an alarming extent at Port
Deposit. The town commissioners and
physicians OF that place held meeting
and reported ten cases. They decided
to take precautionary measures to pre-
vent the disease from spreading. Four
cases have proved fatal in the last two
weeks. The epidemic Is confined to
the northern part of the town.
w. j. Peoples who taught class
in short hand and type writing in
Rising Sun last year, we notice was
engaged in suit before Justice B.
F. Taylor of Oxford, instituted by
the Smith Premier Typewriter COM
pany. Peoples like the tenting Arab
quietly stole away from this neigh.
borhood leaving unpaid bills.
For headaches, biliousness, con.
stipation. dizziness, sleeplessness,
the blues, scrofula, and all skin
eruptions and the blood DR.. Fenner's
Blood and Liver Remedy and nerve
Tonic, never fails. Warranted to
satisfy or money refunded. Could
this be afforded if the Remedy wasn't
certain? For sale by DR.. L. r.
Kirk and all dealers.
The ever obliging Heagy is kept on
the jump opening the salt water
bivalyes.
The Teachers Association met on
Saturday afternoon at Port Deposit.
Miss Jennie Johnson recited Angel
Visitor. A spirited debate between
Messrs. Sqnier, Tammany, Currier and
others enlivened the meeting. A union
teachers meeting will be held in the
Town Hall. on the afternoon and
evening of December 18th. A speaker
from abroad will be present and q
musical entertainment will be given.
The Delaware College foot bali
club gave Hal lamar, DIR. Jamar's
SOB, of Eikton, a complimentary
dinner for his good playing against
the Delaware club A special dish
was served at the dinner called Pate
a la lamar, the FIRST layer of which
was fine sand. intended to be emilia
matte of Jamar's sand 10 presnming
to play with those Olympian heroes
of the Blue Hens college.
The customary series OF cunning
accidents are being reported which
are sure to follow the opening of the
cunning season. Charles Yomall of
Lancaster was shot in the hip by his
companion. Landes Wells, William
Evans, boy of Quarryville shot
himself in the foot. John Grof's
gun burst but luckily be escaped in
jury. We reported similar accidents
occurring in Cecil county last week
Arrangements have at lest been effect
ed to have the M. e. Church choir Of
Havre de Grace give one of their vocal
and instrumental concerts in the Town
Hall on Wednesday evening, Nov. is
This company have given entertain
ments in their own city and neighbor-
ing towns with great effect. Don't miss
this grand concert when 1t is brought
right to your door. Admission 25c
railroad rates for children. Under the
auspices of Crystal Lodge /. o. of Il. T.
A drunk man name Deamon made
an nnprovoked assault Oh Captain
Realey of Elkton one morning last
week while the latter was opening his
store. Deamon threw a brick which
struck the captain in the forehead
infiicting dangerous wound. The
Deamon was arrested and bound in
sum of $500 to answer at next term
of court. He was later in the day
aanf q, all g. kos. I..-t- n-oh