The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-03-09

Samnel H. Miller is erecting q can
nery at his farm, two miles northeast
of Elkton. He will put up tomatoes
the coming season.
The Teachers Association which met
at Port on Saturday last, continued
the program for the April meeting,
there being but few at the meeting.
The work on Sill's new drug store
is progressing rapidly. The rom
when finished will be an improve
ment to Main street.
Saml. P. Ryan our energetic 6ui d.
er, expects to have his new dwelling
house completed and ready to eccu
Ply by the 18th of april.
Pequa Floupcing, just the thin.
for the coming season. at E. r. Buff
fington's.
Have you ever heard the silver
tongued Col, Balm?
During the warm spell of last week
Penn Shade reported ground hogs
plenty but polecats scarce. He trap
ped several of the former animals.
The Baconian Literary Society OF
the Friend Normal destitute. Rising
Sun. will give a public entertainment
in the school building, Sixth day, Sd
month 10th at LIS
Miss Sarah j. Clayton, of Phila-
de.phia. proposes to remodel and re-
paint her dwelling house on the COR
ner Of Queen & Cherry SITS, Tins
spring, SO report says.
The Mary land Editorial Associa
tion will lro'd banquet at the Mary.
land Hotel, Annapolis, March %
About fifty newspaper men are ex
pected to be present.
Col. Balm Among the Masses" on
Tuesday night.
The Touring mill at Conowingo
the property of Mr.. j. c. Bell, will
be fitted up in the spring with the
modern roller appliances for reducing
wheat to flour.
Franklin Langdon has not reco,-
cred from the spell ofsickness which
has confined him to his home for sew
eral weeks. but is reported to be still
painful sufferer.
We were sorry to hear of our old
friend Elisha Harris death on Won
day February 20h, at his residence
near Mechanics Valley. His remains
were deposited IN Union buryin.
ground on the. following Wednesday
Praise not the day before the evening
glow. You may praise Warmers Log
Cabin Sarsaparilla for purifying the
blood without danger, for it brings ths
glow of heath at once. The largesi
bottle on the market.
Seats are selling rapidly at the
Bank and E r.. Buffineton's for
Bain's lecture.
Port Deposit elected tile old board
of town commissioners last week
without opposition: w. w Nickle.
r. g. Hopkins, Dr. VIM. c. Carson
Samuel II. St. Clair. Isaiah w. Bur
lin. John M. McC.enahan and W w.
Hopkins.
Mr. Vim G.. West, of sly mar. ship
ped FROM this station to the Phlla-
deiphia market on Friday last, IF cen
fat steers, they were IN excellent
condition. Mr.. w. enjoys the repu-
tAtion of being an expert in the arr
of fattening cattle
NJ. E. Kirk, of the firm of Haines
& Kirk viii. erect a front porch
Kitchen and other improvements te
his dwelling house-now occupied
by Mr.. p. Hartenstine--as soon as
the weather permits.
Have you procured seat for thu
lecture on Tuesday night? Apply
early and dent miss the best lecture
of the course.
Mr.. VIM d. Trimble, of Baltimore,
has applied for a patent on an i'm
%)TOFCu ucCO1 uuOh WuiSb NC uoS
recently invented. The improve
ment consists in imparting move
ment to the wings of the decay.
Ladies Aprons ready made for the
small sum of rs cts. displayed in
shew window at E. r. Buifington's
Hartford member of the Legislature
has Introduced a bill to authorize the
commissioners of Harfard and Cecil
counties to take stock in company to
build bridge over the Susquehana
river at Port Deposit.
TAnd both counties are eager to get to
work on the bridge at once.
John Partridge, Esq whose name
did not appear among the Justices oil
the Peace of Cecil county, appointed
by the Governor, was nevertheless
one of the appointed and confirmed
His name was omitted by the Clerk
who transferred them for the asse-
ciated press dispatches.