The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-10
Friday, Feb. 10, 1855.
MINOR ),

The North East Methodist pre-
pose increasing their pastors salary
the next year.
All quiet along the Snsqnehanna
on Thursday at noon, but the situa
ton STRAINED" at Port Deposit
Mr.. e. Owens proposes building a
canning house ct Perryville for next
seasons pack.
The County Commissioners, Or
phans Court and School Commission
ers will all be in session next week.
Muddy roads from the present
time till the. middle OF April may be
looked for with reasonable degree
of certainty.
Capt. Emil Holm of Port Deposit
has purchased q new and large steam
ferry boat to run between Port and
Lapidum.
John McCarter of Oxford has been
appointed flagman on the railroad at
Duyckinck's crossing, On the Rising
Sun and Brick Meeting House road.
Just returned home after one years
absence on account of broken leg
Mr.. William Grasou's family fayorite
mare (kate) looking splendidly.
The railroad company have COM
menced preparations to place gates
nj the Duyckinck warehouse cross
ing east of our village.
The County Commissioners were
IN session Tuesday. They were
principally engaged in making
changes in tue assessment list.
Peter Cannon has sold out his
bakery here and will return to Ok
ford in the spring. David G. Rus
sell of Chester county will make the
bread and cakes for the Sunnies next
summer.
Petitions are in circulation to be
presented to the legislature for plac
ins 6sh ways in the Mccullough dam
at Rowlandyille and Magraw's dam
an the Octoraro, which should be
I doae.
IA thing of beauty is a joy forever"
Rnt those York River oysters can even
Law that in the shade. Goto Handle
toms for them.
A project is ON the tapis to pur-
chase Libby prison and remove it to
Chicago. This object is TO perpetu-
at. the memory of the horrors
within it's wallis quarter of a CEN
tury ago. Relic hunters have
"funny" tastes. 7
Rad government demoralizes its sub
iects Put the demorallzed stomach in
proper order by the use Of Warmers
Log Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy
Largest bottle proprietary medicine IN
the market. Take no other hops and
buchu.
Mrs j. Black. e roome, gave hand
some party at their residence No. ?
East Preston ST., Baltimore, last
week, which was quite an elegant
affair. ALL the leading society
ladies of the Monumental city were
present.
The quarterly CONVENT of the
". &c. T. IT,. OF Cecil county viii. be
held carly in March in the Elkton
N. e. Church. Mrs N. White. a
prominent lady in temperance work
win speak ct mass meeting to be
held at night.
George r. Vansant, Justice of
the Peace of the first district. died
last week and was buried at st. Ste
phen's P. Il. Cemetery on Sunday
The deceased was So years old and
had resided in Sassafras Neck all his
life.
Send in your buckets for quart or
half gallon of those York RiverOysters
at Rambleton's They are delicious
indeed.
II is reported that Saml- J. Jen-
ness will go into the undertaking
business in the spring He has at.
tended to the grave digging at West
Nottingham tor number of years.
and now proposes to take in the
whole business.
VIM. e. Porter, of the 9th district
proposes to divide the old home farm
into FIVE farms ranging frem 20 to go
acres esch. aud thus divided offer the
property for sale. Here is chance
to purchase small farm of easily
improved land, in healthy section.
on very easy terms
Henry M. Mccullough, trustee,
sold at public auction on Tuesday
afternoon at the Court House door
the farm on which William S. Hitch
ens resides, situated near Elkton,
and containing l2l acres, improved
by two stsfy frame dwelling house
to DR.. Chas NJ. Ellis for $4,000.
George Krauss, about IA years OF
age. son of Henry Krauss, who re-
r. A;aA m Cra