The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-17
MINOR LOCAL
wo above zero on Thursday morn-

ing
A whole school taken in 1t was
Wiley the Oxford photographer dld
it. 49, z&3F
Thomas s. Stephens of Calvert, has
rented the Andrews farm in BIAS
Nottingham.
The members of Garfield Post No. IS
G. A. r. held meeting on Wednesday
last.
VIM. Terry OF Harrisyille has been
confined to his bed by severe spell Of
sickness for week past.
Hopewell Lyceum is going to
struggle with .ile tariff on Friday
evening March End.
Charles Death. of Rowlandviile is
sorely afflicted with gathering on
his left hand, OF very serious char
acter.
Logan Bros. took possession of the
store formerly known as Frank Bros
on the south side Of the creek al
Rowlandville.
Senator Wilson has our thanks
for a beautiful copy of the memorial
services OF the late Senator John A
Logan.
New goods just received at w. J.
! Ankrim's.
Cows sold for an average Of $40
and horses for $40 to Sl6O atthe
sale of johnson and SINNERS near
Pennington.
Lent commenced last Wednesday.
To eat fish and eggs is prescribed as
pious observance for forty days.
On Thursday of last week land
slide on the Columbia and Port De-
pesit r. r. below dc1ali's obstruct-
ed travel for some time.
Snow on Saturday and Sunday
made fair sleighing on Monday tore
noon, followed by sush in the after
noon.
Early vegetables George Bladder
ston, OF Colora nurseries was in town
ON Monday with radishes, lettuce and
crosses; the first of The season.
A full line of Cromptons cloth at W.
y. Ankrim's.
Henry NJ. Mccullough. Esq. has
been appointed examiner in equity
by the judges of this judicial circuit
to succeed his father, the late James
T. Mccullough.
If the ice doesn't interfere the
railroad company purpose making
considerable changes and improve
ments in and about the depot at
Port Deposit in the spring.
The Calvert W. G. T. U. and L. L.
have prepared an excellent program
for their entertainment at Calvert
Friends School House tomorrow
evening.
On Wednesday evening Of last
week the friends of MIR and Mrs
Frank Marshall residing near Symar,
q gave Hlu out 1l P1soJ va ''N
fifth anniversary of their wedding.
j, j. Smith, q resident of New
Valley has been very low and con.
fined to his bed for three weeks,
with erysipelas in the head-part OF
which time he was entirely blind;
but he is now in a fair way of rccov
cry.
A line of Rep Goods at cts. per yd.
at Ankrim's.
We have an article from "Prohibi-
ton" on behalf of the petitions of the
w. G. T. u. to the directors of the Ag
ricultural Society of this county. which
for want Of room we are compelled to
lay over for next week.
Mr.. Caldwell has introduced bill
In the House asking for the appoint
ment of a Notary Public in Rising
San. The old democracy having
secured a Notary for the Sun the
young democracy propose 20 have
one also.
The managers OF the Cecil County
Agricultural Society haYe sell cted
as the dates of the next fair October
I'd. Sd, 4th and 5th. The Hartford
Society have selected the 9Th, 10th
18th and 18th of the same month for
their fair.
ii. Fl. Duyckinck had fat porkcr
in town or last Saturday that was
of the Jumbo stock. This stock
seems to be general favorite, when
enc appears every body gathers
round to examine and admire the
animal.
Mr.. Walter c. Passmore and his
bride arrived home on Friday last
from their bridal tour. Most of the
time was spent in the sunny land Of
Florida Thev ware rpcaivpd nv a