The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-06-08

hood on Monday morning last
The young men OF Elkton gave a
social shop in Gilpin's Hall Mon
night.
Forty FIVE dollsrs were taken, by the
HopewelI festival on Tuesday even
ing last.
Read E. r. Bufflngton's hot
weather announcement to be found
in this issue.
Sarah Phillips accidently broke
her arm in getting off the cars at
Port Deposit. -
The Cecil farmers Club will hold
its June meeting at Mr.. ). IL. Car
son tomorrow.
On Friday next the commence
ment exercises of West Nottingham
Academy will take place.
Call on W. Ankrim for your
fine shoes.
And now the garden queen, the
rose, holds court among the flowers,
in these luscious June days.
During May VIM. Brown sold and
put up three Eureka wind mills for
John 7. Slicer, VIM. Jack and E. T.
Passmore.
Squire Taylor's many friends
were pleased to see him on the street
again yesterday morning after his
severe illness.
E. A. Clendenin & Bro. the enter.
prising firm, headquarters at Colora
renew their ad. this week in the
MIDLAND JOURNAL.
A strawberry festival will be held
at Brick Meeting House on Thurs
day the 14th inst. tor the benefit OF
Rose Bank Sabbath School.
For anything you need in the
hardware line drive to Conowingo
and see G. NJ. Childs & Co., it will
pay you.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Ada z. Guss. on the 18th at
Mifiinburg, Pa, to David A. McWil.
liams of Minneapolis, Mimi.
Spring dress goods at Wiley and
Flyers, Colora.
The name of the station at French.
town, ON the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, has been changnd to Aiken,
SO as to correspond. with the post
office.
Intelligence from several sections
OF this county report considerable
hail during the storms of last week
and a good deal of injury to the
wheat.
Acme Hall, the celebrated cloth
ing store of Ochm, No. 5 and w.
Baltimore st, sends out a unique and
amusing card to patrons and pub
On Thursday next 14th inst. the
commencement exercises OF West
nottingham academy will take place,
and not on Friday as heretofore pub.
lished.
Ladies' and Misses Oxford Tie
shoes cheap at w. j. Ankrim's.
Messrs. E. P. Passmore and How !.
ard Reynolds left town last Tuesday
to attend Pottstown Fair, in the
interest of the Waring Manufactor.
ing Co.
E. B. Frazer, druggist of Port
Deposit has sold his drug store to
Cameron Brothers of Zion. Harry
P. Cameron is now managing the
drug store.
For cheap new and second hand
Buggies go to c. M. Childs & Cos,
Conowingo, Md.
W. M. knight recently sold one of
the best farms in Cecil county, a
part of the Knight property in the
lst district for $4,000. The farm
contained 331 acres.
Geo. Balderson reports the berry
prospect good. They are now ripen-
ing and he can fill orders for them in
quantity to festivals and to parties
wishing them to can, call on him.
The gross receipt of the Festival
held on Pogue's green by the Ladies
of the NJ. E.yChurch, Mite Society
on Wednesday evening, were about
$40. A large and gay and happy"
crowd gathered about the tent and
the tables.
Just arrived o new lot of straw
hats. spring styles for young men,
at Wiley & Flyers. Colora.
Notice of the meeting of Wood
lawn w. G. T. u. Sociable at Mr..
Charles Keilholtz, which was pub
lished in our last issue, had wrong
date, in place of June'15th, as stated,
the sociable will be held on Tuesday,
June 18th -.sssss s.z15T