The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-03
Friday, Feb. s. 1883.
MINOR LOCAL )

The Cecil Farmers Club will mee
al Mr.. Jno. w. McCallough's on Thurs
day, Feb. 18th.
w. 1. Emery, of Clifton Nights,
formerly OF Rising Sun, has had his
pension increased
Valentine Day is coming and Kim
bells have large and full. assert.
ment of all kinds and all prices.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Teachers Association will be
held TO morrow in the public school
building at Port Deposit at 1880 p. NJ.
An entertainment will be given on
Saturday evening February 18th, by
the members of Calverb w. C. I. u
in Friends school house.
Dir. William Terry lost an old ia
vorite family horse recently, which
had its leg broken by being kicked
in the stable and had to be killed.
George WEIGH from Bay View,
broke down-in coming to the Sun on
Wednesday last. but tied his sleigh
up and made the trip without furth
or accident.
Regulate the Regulator" Good
blood is good health; bad blood is bad
health Warmers Log Cabin Sarsapa-
rilla is the great blood purifier. 120
discs for $l.00.
Col. I. d. Davis Clerk to the
County Commissioners, and his part
ner in the lumber business. Samuel
j. Keyes, have bought of Captain
Jack Davidson, the Brock farm in
Elk Neck, containing LOG acres for
$500
Suit has been brought against the
P. w. & B. railroad company by
Augustus w Bradford Of Baltimore.
in Hartford county court, for $4,000
damages sustained in the smashup at
uayre de Grace last summer.
William F. Lamdin who recently
made an assignment for the benefit of
his creditors, has made satisfactory
settlement with them and his trustee
has reconveyed to him the properties
at Leslie and Singerly stations.
The Ada Gilman Comedy Company,
under the management of Messrs.
Painter and Bea,tle will shortly appear
in Odd Fellows Hall. Elkton, in fine
comedy bill. Miss Gil man is supported
by an excellent company.
Patrick Reedy the conspicuous
Knight of North East who was one
of the comnitte of the Order to ques-
tioa the delegates to the legislature
last fall, is watching the law makers
this winter at Annapolis.
"TAey say that Port Deposit is
supplied with "whiskey straight"
hauled straight across the country
by wagon, from Oxford, Pa. AS
many as three barrels at load being
transported in this good old time
way.
The literary society of Warburton
school near Bay View propose CIV
ing an entertainment on Friday ey
ening 18th inst. for the purpose of
purchasing a "Webster Unabridged"
or may be Worcester.
Sleighing was more lively on We'd
nesday than any previous day on
our streets. Accounted for on the
hypothesis we suppose, that ''bless.
ings brighten as they take their
flight The snow was melting rap
idly.
Jas McKinsey. one of the Elkton
celebrities who is suspected of SELL
ing the critter on the sly. has been
nabbed and bound over to answer at
the NJ arch term. James ran ranch
on the dumping ground of Elkton,
in Water street.
DR.. Chas. NJ. Ellis, assisted by DR..
KolIock, of Newark, and DIR. Skinner,
of Glasgow, performed difficult OPP
Grafton last week on Mrs. Lewis, wife
of Thomas Lewis, a section boss on
the P. w. & B. r r. Mrs. Lewis
suffered from an abscess.
Tire Baker Brothers, corn Gamers
of Hartford county who endeavored
to contract with farmers about Elk
ton for 400 acres of sugar corn, found
takers readily in Delaware and the
cannery that was offered this county
will be built at Odesse.
w. McCrery of -Elkton who was
for many years the senior member
of the merchant frm of McCrery q
Boulder of that town has purchased
the business of coal and wood
lumber. etc. firm in Towson, Balti-
more county, and has entered into ac-
tive business in that place.
We haye a pleasant reminder from
the Scott Fertilizer Co. of Elkton in
the shape of a handsome calendar
Every month is tmbellished by the
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