The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-03-19

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position on the Cecil Whsg, left va
cant by the resignation of Folger
McKinsey, who takes editorial charge
Of daily paper in friedrich. N
more apostrophies to "Farr Creek ~
Any information respecting Mary
J. Rodenizer who left Duncannon,
Pa, about % years ago. and is said
to have come to live with John Nit
chelPs family in Cecil county, will
he thankfully received by her broth
er. John Il denizer Duncannon, Pa.
Bill v Arlington is whole circus
by himself. He exhibited in
''Pogue Pavil on" on Friday even
ing last. and the Sun cracked its
sides laughing at his drol speeches
AID performances. His barnyard song
with banjo was worth, alone the price
of admission
A splendid opportunity is offered to
get first class carriage at the Kent
Iron & Hardware Company's sale,
April 7th. See ad in JOURNAL
County Commissioner VIM. R.Cooley
we are panied to learn is in very feeble
health. His complaint being lung dis
ease. lie proposes to sell his farm aid
visit more congenial cline in the
hopes benefiting his health This
step is advis d by his physician. Mr.
Cooley's farm is one of the finest in
this part of the county.
The Cecil Farmers Club held its
March meeting at Mr.. William Cooi
ey's ON Wednesday last 18th inst.
Twelve members were p, esent and all
interesting session was had. We will
| give proceedings in our next issue, not
, having space for them in the present
issue. The next meeting of the Club
| will be held at dr. f. q. Bonds the
third Wednesday (2lst) in April
The county commissioners at their
last meeting decided to open tie much
talked of road from Atkins orner in &.
straight line to near Perryvi lie through
the land of H nry S. loud H. This
road WILL be great convenience to the
people of large section of the middle
upper portion of the cointy who wish
to visit Perryville. The roau has been
petitioned for, for years.
We commence the publication of
another of julie Verne's seriel stories
/ his week which will run through sew.
raj numbers. The story is entitled
DIR Antikertt, and is d sequel to MA
thias sandorf." The story will be
found intens ly interes ing. The lame
of this cele rated French author being
a guarantee of this.
A. l.. Duyckiuck & Co. insert their
spring advertisement this week, and
| pers ms preparing to build will find it
thei interest to visit the lumber yard.
This firm buy the most of their lumb
er In Michigan on the ground where
it grew and from first hands. Farm
ers who want fertilizers, or have Lay
q ell will find this good firm to
patronize.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
lohs Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cts SO cts, and 81. Sod by DR..
L r Kirk. +
Rev DIR. Thomas L. Poulson, we'll
known in Cecil county, and who at
one time was pastor ofthe Methodist
church at North East, has been tram
ferred from the Baltimore to the New
York Western Conference. Resolu
tions expressing regret at his depart
ure were passed at the session of the
Baltimore conference.
Peter Roberts and wife returned
on Monday evening last from his
wedding tour of 5000 miles. In the
course of their trip the "happy coup.
le' visited the Capital city, Gin
cinnati, St. Louis, Chattanooga, New
Orleans and other points of interest.