The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-03-02

at the new Bird Cultivator works, last
week.
Do not fail to read tae latest in,
E. r. Bufiington's advertising 81
umn
You can get choice Alsike Glover
seed from A L. Duyckinck & Co..
at lowest market price.
The March meeting of the Farmers
Club will be held at Henry s. Cloud
on's Esq. ON Wednesday 2lst.
S. c. Rowland's steam saw mill
Port Deposit will resume business
next week.
Mr.. Russell the new baker moved
in yesterday and Mr.. Cannon moved
out, and returned to Oxford.
John Y. McCarter's family at Cecil
Paper Mills expect to move to Md
dletown, Ohio, about March 20.
Subject for thought next Sunday
1890 a. m. at the M. E Church,
ssThe Eagles Nest
Mrs. Meredith, wife of William
Meridith, o. farmer residing near
Elkton, died on Monday, aged about
60 years.
Port Deposit is again serene; tht
parlor furniture has been brough:
down from the garrett and the carpet
tacks driven home.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company has erected neat station
at Baldwin and j. B. l.. Miller, who
has been at Newark for some time.
will lake charge.
A full line of the latest style hats
for gents can be found at Ankrim's
All are kindly inyited to attend
the service of Song and Praise at the
NJ. Z. Church next Sunday Z 30p N
Come and bring your "Glad H2lleu
jas" with you.
1t has been given out that the
Rowlandville Iron works will shut
down on the 18th of March, st. Pat
rick's day. For what length of time
we have not learned.
Joseph S. Pogue & Son sold full
line of farm machinery to Mr.. Gran
Vile Pierce of Kelton. Chester Co., this
week. This wi le.awake firm throw
their banner to the breeze this week in
another colum of the MIDLAND.
f. R. Burlington and Haines & Kirk
show up this week in spring outfits
with banners planted ON the advanced
lines of trade. Laggards and slow
coaches stand no chance against live
men for trade.
A.7C. Yates & Co.. 9th & Chestnut, re-
new their spring ad This is one of the
beet clothing houses in Philadelphia
and customers will never be better
suited by any other.
In addition to the agriculture
machinery advertised by j. G. Bird
& Sons to be sold at Rising Sun Oh
the 9Th inst, they have Bell Cit,
straw cutter, the best cutter made
which was omitted from their posters
by an oversight.
The Bihb & Sons stove works al
Port DEPOSIT which have been clos
ed down for short time will resume
work at once. The foundry employs
large force and turns out a grea,
deal Of work.
DR. Samuel Rowland died at his
residence, in Port Deposit. at 9
O'Clock Monday afternoon Of pleurisy.
after o brief illness. aged 38 years
Mr.. Rowland was the Of the lat'
DIR. William B Rowland, of Row
landville.
Mr.. John S. Rossell removed his
family from Elkten to Baltimore las,
week. Mr.. RosseH has position oi
responsibility and trnst in the Bel
Telephone Co in that city and
divides his time at present between
Baltimore and Washington, bushes.
IN the latter city requiring much o:
his time.
On Saturday morning last the
heaviest rain storm OF the season
visited this section of country. The
streams rose rapidly but no material
damage was done, the storm abatine
at the turning point when thu
food was about to sweep over the
banks of the streams.
The rcports for the month of Feb
ruary, West Nottingham Academy
show that the students who hold th.
first four places in rank are s. Tay.
lor Wilson, Rising Sun, Chas Z
Dare, Rising Sun, w. f. Kirkwood,
Principle and George Gillespie, Prip
cipio. JOHN G. CONNER, Prin.
DIR. Jas. e. Haines informs US
that he has just taken out very bad
cancer from a mans neck aud face
in Wilmington, that the doctors had