The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-04-20

late severe illness. =
Harmony Sunday School reopened
on Sunday last with Mr.. R. p. Nc
DoweH superintendent.
The Cecil Farmers Club will meet
on Wednesday next, 25th inst., at
Mr.. Henry S. Coudon's.
The close Of Westamwell iron
mills has caused thesclosing Of the
public school of that district.
Mrs. Buckley offers spring millin.
cry to the ladies of Rising Sun and
vicinity in displayed ad. this week.
The Logan Bros. have concluded
not to handle the Liberty Grove can
ming establishment as formerly
stated,
Franklin Langdon, of Harrisville,
continues quite low. His spell Of
sickness has been very protracted
and painful.
Call at Ankrim's and try some of
his Old Dutch Java.
Since the final close of Rowland.
vile Iron Works the men employed
in that establishment have scattered,
many of them having left the place.
VIM. Richards will sell household
goods at Public Sale on Saturday
28th of April, at the residence of
Milford b. Richards in tue 9th dist.
See bills.
Miss Hattie Kitchener, daughter of
A. j. Kitchener of the 9th district,
and Edwin Worthington, of Bucks.
county, Pa, were married on
Wednesday 9th instant.
Tae mother Of Rev. L. E. Barre tt
of the M. E. Church, formerly sta :
toned at Port Deposit, but at pres
emit in Wilmington, Del, died at
Cambridge recently.
Spring Goods arriving every day at
Wiley & Flyers, Colora. as At
Saml. B. Ford of the Howard
House, Elkton has sold his Llewellin
setter to G. NJ. Whitley of far away
Montana. Price $3.50, to which must
be added $22 expressage.
Hon. Stephen j. Caldwell one. of
the rep resentatives in late General
Assembly from this county, has been
re.appointed ticket agent for the
Pennsylvania railroad at Conowingo.
For the best and cheapest pair Of
everyday pants call at Ankrim's..
ALI persons interested in West
Nottingham FIRST day school are re-
quested to meet after the regular
meeting for worship ON first day the
22nd inst, for the purpose oforgani.
cation.
Among the graduates of the Uni
versity of Mary land School of Med
icine at its eight.first annual com
increment. A. G. Crothers' name ap
pears Mr. Crothers is brother of
DIR. r. R. Crothers OF Colora.
Ladies and Misses Fine Shoes of the
best makes an@good styles at Wiley &
Flyers, Colora, Md. as At
Commissioner Crothers commenc.
ed fishing at the Red Point fishery
on Monday. Perry Barnes com.
menced< at Carpenters Point the
preceding Thursday. j. j. Buck
Port Deposit commenced fishing ON
Monday.
Miss Olevia Keilholtz wishes to
announce to her friends and patrons
that she has opened, in connection
with her drcssmaking, full line Of
millinery goods of the latest styles.
Come and see them. Corner Queen
& Cherry SITS. a20 At
Prof. G.. K. Bechtel of West Not
tingham, we are glad to be able to
report is convalescent, and is con
sidered out of danger. He is much
Frustrated by the exhausting disease
and will require several weeks to
fully regain his usual strength.
Rag and Jute Carpets for sale by
Wiley & Fryer, Colora. as At
The yearly meeting of the Society
of Friends for Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware and parts of Mary.
land commenced its session in the
meeting house, Fourth and Arch
sts., Philadelphia on Second day
morning to hold sessions daily until
next Seventh-day.
The railroad company have erected
q small dwelling house for the accom-.
mediation of Mr.. Geo. Pearson. their
Waterman stationed at Duyckinck's
crossing, in the rear of the watch
house. This will add very mater.
rialy to MIR Parsons comfort and
convience, his health being quite
precarious.
Mr.. B. r. Hanna, whose advertise.
ment appears in smother column, has
the agency for the aale OF the cele-
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