The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-01-20
SOU MTY NEWS.
Friday, JaA. 90, 1883.
MINOR LOCALS

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Baptismal services will be heldsat the
M. E. Church next Sunday 1880 a. ~.
All are invited.
Mr.. Thomas Kennard has sold his
store-house at Vinegar Hill to Miss
Rebecca Faux.
That game little town Of Colora is
striking out for public school
house.
Typhoid fever is reported preva-
lent among the colored folks OF MT
Zoar in the 9th district.
Don't forget, and remembering
don't neglec TO attend the art lecture
of Spedon on Thursday night next.
John F. Mohrlien of Port Deposit,
has been appointed committee
clerk to the Maryland Legislature
Haincs & Kirk knock off 10 per
cent on their guns for the next two
weeks. Boys, You want shooting
iron better hurry up.
Dolphus Price, Of Elkton. has
rented the Felton, House and the new
proprietor proposes to "take hold"
On the 25th of March next.
Lemonade Sets for $10o at E. R.
Bufington's. Ifyou put ''stick" in it
twill break the glass.
Presiding Elder Murray will hold the
fourth Quarterly Conference at Mt
Pleasant Saturday 2Sth, 2 p. M. and
will preach on Sunday Doth 2;30 p. m.
Jas. t. Mccullough, ESQ.,, one of the
Oldest members of the Elkton bar is
reported lying very i'll of pneumonia
at his residence in that town.
The Rising Sun w. c. T. Z. will
meet on Thursday Jan. 26th at Mrs.
Joseph q. Birds. II are invited.
The Baker Bros. Gamers, of Hartford
county have purchased site near Elk
ton on which to erect canneries for
processing corn.
1Il0t COlu WAVE WhlO'l OAOAS y - NAAS
Northwest last week struck us on
Monday and the weather has been
trough" since.
Rev. w. L. s. Murray will preach at
the M. E. Church Goth inst. at 1890 a.
m. and D. IN. Love feast 8 q. m. sharp.
Quarterly Conference saturday 2Sth at
J.. m.
Walter H. Armstrong, of Fair Hill
has sold his young trotter, Solitaire
by Gilt Edge, which made record
Of 2.37 at Oxford Fair, to Doa Irwin
trainer of Philadelphia, for 81 200.
The County Commissioners have
been petitioned by the town Com
missioners of Rising Sun to require
the railroad company to place flag.
man at the Duyckinck & Co ware
house crossing.
The Warning Manufacturing Com
pany have purchased DIR. Crothers
house for the use of Mr.. j. c. Bird
and family in the spring. The doc
tor purposes to build new residence.
Mr.. c. w. Wilson has been employ
ed to do the work of putting in a
glass front to Mr.. Bufiington's store,
mentioned in last weeks MIDLAND
JOURNAL. and not Mr.. Garvin as
there inadvertently stated.
1t must be very interesting to see
Spedon drawing an animal with the
right hand and man with the left,
both at the same time, or vice versa.
Go to the Hall on next Thursday
evening and see him do it.
Maryland School teachers are now
required to subscribe to an oath to
teach faithfully, deal imparsially and
treat leniently the children under
their charge. All good teachers do
this and oaths will not compel poor
ones to mend their ways.
Mr.. Shaw has presented petition
from the Mccullough Iron Works,
r. L. Thomas and lis citizens of
Cecil county, and Of Albert Constable
and 90 others, citizens of Maryland,
for an appropriation for dredging and
deepening the channel of the North
East river.
A son Of Caleb w. Grant, residing
at Westamwell, about mile and a
half from Elkton, narrowly escaped
drowning one day last week, by break
inc through the ice, while skating at
that place. Be careful boys how you
venture on the ice.
A new process has been discovered
to keep oysters a long time. To do it
their mouths must be kept closed.
which is done by binding them with
wire. You get the biyalves fresh
every day without this trouble by going
to Hambleton's.
A few of Mr.. Kimes' Cecil county
business directory cards have made
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