The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-04-06
'COU NTY NEWS.
Friday, April 6 1885
MINOR LOCALS

The farmers are afield with their
plews this week.
FMarch's death roll in Cecil has
been a heavy one this year.
Farmers report the grass fields much
heaved from the action of frost, and
clover badly damaged. St6E
Our Boss hardware men, Haines &
Kirk, come forward with new seas
enable goods and lots Of them
1T is said the railroad company
will, ere long, enlarge the storage
house of the Cecil Paper Mill.
Eureka Fertilizers mature the golden
crops of plump, heavy grain,
Mr.. j. Kos Parker Of Port Deposit
was MARI ed to Mss Jeanne Muir of
Baltimore, On Wednesday last.
The teachers association will meet
to morrow at Port Deposit at 1880 p. m.
A mceticg of unusual interest is antici-
pated.
Step around to f. r. Buffington's
and ask to see the Cashmere Tricots, SO
in. wide.
The next regular meeting of the
Rising Sun w. {. L. U. will convene
at Mr.. Edwin Haines' on Thursday
Apr. 18th, at 2 80 p. M.
GIN. Childs & Co, Conowingo
advertise seed a,s--vcry fue-ana
other seasonable goods. Attention
farmers!
Mr.. Charles w. Wilson has this
week finished very neat picket
fence around his lawn aud residence
on Cherry street.
Spring Goods arriving every day at
Wiley & Flyers, Colora. as At
w. Buchanan who had his leg
crushed by the cars and amputated a
few weeks since came home on Wed
nesday. He resides near Rising Sun
The martins made their appear
ance on the second instant This is
quite early. Some seasons they do
not arrive here till the 18th of the
month,
Henry Phillips who forwards a
large quantity of marketing from
Rising Sun Station to Philadelphia
is dangerously sick with an at ack OF
pneumonia.
Job lot of Linen Table Damask,
(bleached and un )leached) at Il. r.
Buffington's.
Frank Laugdon, of Harrisville con
tinues TO suffer from the illness which
has Frustrated him for several weeks.
A large abscess has formed in the
region of the kidneys.
Logan Brothers will commence
auctioning store goods at Rowland
vile on Wednesday evening April
18th and every evening till stock is
closed out. Elliott Auctioneer
Miss Rhoda V. Wilson receiv> d
from Baltimore last week q new
upright piano. Miss Wilson pur-
poses giving instruction in vocal and
Instrumental music we learn
ATE. P. Passmore's sale on the
29th horses sold from $50 to 500
oxen $16l 90. 95 head of sheep from
$500 to $3.50 per head, hay $1,000
per ton, corn 81 Oh per bbl.
Ladies and Misses Fine Shoes of the
best makes and good styles at Wiley &
Flyers, Colora, Md. as At
The Rising Sun w. G. T. U. take this
opportunity to extend sincere thanks
to the various ministers who kindly
complied with their invitation 10
preach upon the subject of Sabbath
observance.
Under the River and Harbor bill
Maryland receives $345, 500. The
Sssquehanna gets $4,000, North
East and Sassafras rivers also get
slice, but Elk river gets nothing this
deal. sN.d!a
A small tenant house on the farm
of the Misses Morrison near Liberty
Grove was burned on Saturday last.
supposed to be the work Of an incen
diary. insured IN the Cecil M utuai
for $500.
Saml. Tyson who eresided-near West
Nottingham moved to Virginia this
week where he las purchased farm
and will go intosthe stock business;
He will confine his operations TO
raising horses.
Thesfarpets are moving off briskly
from E. r. Buffington's. The compar
atlvely low prices make them go.
To grow large crops of corn, oats and
potatoes use Farmers Fayorite Bone
Phosphate manufactured by the
Eureka Fertilizer Co. Sold by Pass
more, Gillespie & Co. Leslie and Sim
gerly; Barnes & Hartenstine Rising
Sun aud Peach bottom; Campbell &
Carter, Sylnar
The carpenters have turned the late
cabinet shop occupied by Squire ray
lor, to face the street and are convert
ing it into dive ling. The building
was purchased by Mrs. Dinah Gibson