The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-01-06
Friday, JaA. Q. lsse.
MINORLOCALS

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The Maryland Legislature met on
Wednesday last.
The boys have enjoyed rare sport
skating on Haines' mill pond.
Nearly go per cent of the far ms OF
Michigan are mortgaged.
Mr.. S. C. Rowland of Port Deposit
gave his employees each q Christmas
turkey.
Go to Barnes & Hartenstine for frat
class Ohio Bran.
The government pension Of Jesse
T. Bouldon of Principle Furnace has
been increased.
The County Commissioners visited
the Aims House and Insane Asylum
on Monday last.
Rising Sun W. G. T.. U will meet at
Mrs. .Jethro T. McCullough's on
Thursday, Jany. 18th at 2.S0 p. m.
For delicious fry, stew or panned
oyster go TO Hamoieton 8.
The Good Templars Of Minuehaha
Lodge, No. 1856, celebrated the
twenty.second anniversary Of its or
ganization. on New Years Eve, in
the new Davis Hall at Chrome. Pa
Immediately after the holidays 10
the dullest season in the year. Few
even take the trouble to have an &C
cident happen them and make an
item for the papers.
The Havre de Grace Republican
has issued its annual almanac finely
illustrated, the receipt Of copy OF
which we acknowledge.
A large lot of beef hams at E. r.
Buffington's.
Rev. Mr.. Barrett, pastor of the
Port Deposit M. E. Church was the
happy recipient of handsome gold
watch as Christmas present from
HE congregation.
The Nicholas Larzeleer property
In Elk Neck, containing 1875 acres,
Vas offered at trustees sale by G.
Mccullough and r. c. Thackery
trustees. and Withdrawn for lack OF
bids.
Orders from families for fresh oys-
tiers filed promptly at Hambleton's.
The ice haulers have been busy
since the freeze storing ice. The
heavy rain Of Saturday night and
Sunday injured the ice to SEINE ex-
tent.
Martha Lowe, wife Of John Lowe,
co'ored, of Port Deposit, the sexton
OF the Episcopal Church, fell dead
with heart disease in the Bethel A.
n. E. Church on Wednesday night,
last week.
Geo. A. Blake, trustee for the sale
Of the real estate of Mrs. Mary Nor
gan, deceased. situated near Prin :
cipio, sold the same to VIM. A.
McNamee at private sale for $1,000
1t consists Of o small farm of twenty
six acres with buildings.
Mr.. Saml. Ryan is pushing his new
house with energy. The building Is
about ready to receive the root
which will be q Mansard When the
structure is completed it will be one
of the handsomest in town.
Amos. Kimble OF Kimbleyille died
suddenly On Saturday last in bis a
year. Farmers of 30 years ago wins
FED any cattle knew the deceased
Scott & Kimble were o firm of netet
fat cattle dealers in those days ane
since.
Over one hundred pieces of Stan
dari Prints bought before the lat
advance, which will be sold for les
than the present wholesale price .
Z. Il. Bufangton's.
The Board Of Managers OF the &c
ci County Agricultural Society viii
mleet on Saturday tomorrow at l
o'clock o. M. to arrange s0me mat
tiers preliminary to the annual meet
ing which is to be held on the 1T
inst.
The never slip horse shoe whic'
Mr.. C. NJ. Childs t. Co. advertise
can have . fair test on the roads
II there are any complaints ofits silr
ping Mr.. Childs would like TO hear o
them. We guess there will be NJ
answer.
As the master 50 is the servant. A
your brains are. SO is your body. Us
Warmers Log Cabin Rose Cream AL
clear your head OF that hOrrid Catarrh
II is 3 sure relief from Catarrh. Pric
Soc. All druggists.
A number Of lectures for farmer
will be delivered In Chaddsfort
schoolhOuse this winter DE-. Elwoot
Harvey of Chester will speak on tn
"Horse," w b. Rowland of Will