The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-03-23

Char les railroad Tie sum Vi Yoo,OV
which the legislature of 1851 appro
priated to Cecil county for interns
improvements.
! John G. Davis and wife of Elkto
who recently acquired fame but no
fortune have brought two or tire
more suite against w. M. SINCERELY
Mr.. SINCERELY will probably lead then
a merry dance to Kent county o
Someother county court.
Mr. Polk Cooley of Dakota, i
visiting his brother, ex Commits
sioner VIM. r. Cooley, near Row
landvilIe. The latter and his wifi
are both lying seriously i'll. Mr.. c
has been sufferer for several year.
of consumption.
We have for sale fifteen (l5) o
Birds celebrated Twin Harrows
handles and evener complete. These
harrows have forty (40) steel teeth
Z in. and will be sold for ten &C.
dollars each cash.
m23 St Haines & Kirk.
George B. Pas more & Son of Ok.
ford, advertise Susquebanna Fertil'
izers in this issue of the JOURNAL,
This is among the neattst written
Advertisement we have ever published.
AS a literary performance it is en-
titled to a place among the classics.
The continually increasing sales of
Pride Of Clifton Roller Flour
proves it has at last worked itself to
the front, position it justly de-
serves. If you have not already tried
it go to E. r. Buffington's and get q
trial bag, it will then speak for itself.
Miss Guss, assistant teacher in Rising
Sun Friends Normal School, having
closed her term of service with the
winter session of the school, LETT town
for her home in Williamsburg Pa, on
Monday. Many sighs of susceptible
sways were born on the winds accom-
panied her departure, tor she Is win
some and witty, young and pretty.
The annual meeting of stockhold
ers ofthe Eureka Fertilizer Company
of Cecil county was held at the Office
of the company Monday 18th inst.
C. C. Caldwell, j. W. Mccullough,
Thomas Kirk, r. l.. Christie and j
T. Graham were elected directors for
the ensuing year.
Report sayeth that Reuben E.
lamar, Register of Wills, was to be
married to Mrs Mary Whitaker of
Philadelphia, at the residence of the
bride, yesterday, and we presume
the bonds were then and there SOL
emnized. We extend congratula-
tions. Shake, old boyl
The Peoples Instalment Co., OF
Baltimore. offer original and extraor
binary facilities to persons to secure
an entire outfit for starting house
keeping who have not the necessary
funds in hand to pay cash down for
the necessary stock of goods. They
offer wide field for selection.
Good St. Patrick appears to have
been ashamed ofthe weather. proceed
ing his anniversary, for never in al
his history has he permitted such a
"tare" as the blizzard and deter
mined lac would have no more Of il
and he and Shelly were all sunshine
and smiles on their natal days.
Mrs. Mary E Ireland of Balti
more, sister of Reuben Haines OF the
Elkton bar, is we'll known as the
writer of short stories and translator
Of German books for the young.
The Presbyterian Board of Publica-
ton, of Philadelphia, has just issued
.Lencheu's Brother and the Platz
hacker of Plouen translated by her
Still they come! Another large in
voice ofdry goods consisting of
Cassimeres and Tweeds, for boys
wear and gents suits, Zephyr Cling
hams, fancy spring styles of Prints
&c, &c. at hand. E. R. Burlington.
Our young townsmaa B. J. Pass
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had charge of the station aud post Of
flee at Secane has accepted a position
in the city with Calvin C0nard, q
wholesale lumber dealer. We congrat
ulate Mr.. Conard on having secured
the services of SO amiable young man
This is the fifth AM last son of our
townsman s. w. Passmore who has
embarked in the great struggle of life
Miss Owens, who was for several
years teacher of the public school OF
this town. and who is at present teach
ing in the Chapel school near Wood
lawn, we are pleased to hear has very
large school at that place. In the win
ter session her school numbered "A
pupils. At present she has Is in
charge The blizzard didn't check her
a day. Miss Owens KEPT school every
day and says such trifles don't stop her.
Commissioners Bond thought il
more economical to open the drifts
by solar heat than with shovels.
The contractor promises to have the
Job about finished this week and the
roads open for travel. One previous