The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-06-19

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insane asylum.
A trotting association has been
formed in Port Deposit, and if stock
enough can be sold half-mile track
on the farm of F. S. Everist will be
granted. Mr.. S. G. Rowland and
James A. Dell, we are informed, have
the matter in hand.
| George Maule of Highland is en-
gagged in the bailding of a silo on bis
farm. The Speakman Bros, of
Londonderry are also erecting one.
When are Cecil county farmers going
to take this advanced step in stock
feeding and dairyiug?
Mary Reburn, little daughter OF
John L. Reburn, of Oxford, fell off
a ladder while picking cherries on
Saturday and broke her left arm near
the elbow. The fatal cherry tree
seems to be getting in its work this
season at an unusual rate.
Children's Day exercises were held
in West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church last Sunday morning. Special
program and exercises were prepared
and rendered. The pulpit was deco
rated with flowers, the church was
full and the services were very inter.
esting.
sFAll the choice fruits of the season.
home raised and of foreign varieties at
Heagy's.
Mrs. John Fisher, aged SO years.
Of Peach Bottom, died Monday morn
ing from injuries received in run.
away accident on Thursday. Her
son was taking her to his place and
his mule becoming manageable the
old lady was thrown from the
carriage receiving fatal injuries.
A troup of colorcd minstrels who
exhibited at Elkton on Saturday
night got drunk and into free fight
after the play, using razors and pis.
tolls in the "scrimmage.' The officers
arrested the party and placed them
in Jail. One of the women was shot
through tho hand and badly injured.
The stone cutters, or at least a
large number of them have gone to
work in McClenahan &Bros., quarries
The prospect for the stone business
has not been as bright as in many
former years. The firm have from
sixty to one hundred employees at
present and others are coming to
work.
Christopher Little q lawyer of
Pottstown, Pa, committed suicide by
shooting himself with a revolver last
week. He was a native of this
county born in 1926, and lived with
VIM. Little and was educated at West
Nottingham Academy, in which
neighborhood he is we'll known by
the older residents.
"My father, at about the age Of fifty,
lost all the hair from the top of his
head. After one months trial of Ayers
Hair Vigor, the hair began coming.
and, in three months, he had fine
growth of hair of the natural COLOR
P.J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
The ladies of the Cherry Hill
Boardwalk Society will hold
sKweer Festival" in Porter's Hall on
Saturday, June goth, or if stormy on
the following Monday. Ice cream
will be sold at discount, 9 cents
per plate being the extent of the tax.
And this is where the "kweer" comes
in and accounts for the kweer way of
spelling it.
On petition of Mary Ryan, her
husband. Moses Ryan, of Cecilton,
has been found to be a lunatic by
jury summoned by Sheriff Boyd, and
on Monday last, George A. Blake,
Esq, was appointed committee to
take charge of his person and pro-
perty. He is now confined in Elkton
Jail on charge of attempting to kill
man named Green.
Jackey Jones the junk man got.
through mistake. by identity of
names, box of groceries from the
station which belonged to recent
conner to the neighborhood whose
name is j. A. Jones. Jackey made
way with the contents before the
real owner came up with the box, ESQ
he says) and be has sued the r. r.
company, or threatens to do SO, Tor
damages.
Miss Annie Hodge, daughter of Mr..
George Hodge, and Mr.. John II. Dean,
son of Israel Dean, were married on
Tuesday in the North East Methodist
Episcopal Church in the presence of q
large assemblage. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. B. Quigg. assisted
| by Rev. MIR, Hodge. a Methodist Pro-