The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-30
COUNTY NEWS
Friday, Nov. 80. 1883
MINOR LOCALS

COtuhAns
Notice C. C. McC,ure's fall and
winter announcement for the fall and
winter Of 1889.
The NJ. E. Sunday School of this
place will hold an exhibition in the
town Hall on the 18th of December.
You can always rely on getting
them fresh from the shell at Ham.
bleton's.
Lewis Smith, colored, while coup.
ling cars at McClenanhans Quarries
Port Deposit, had his right hand
badly mashed.
Brinton Nichols new sausage and
scrapple factory on Pearl street is ap-
preaching completion but lacks con-
siderable of finish.
The ladies ofthe Episcopal Church
of Elkton held a chrysanthemum
show last week for church purposes
and realized 500.
Read our "Premium Offer" of 20
books for only one cent each given
TO subscribers. This offer remains
good till January lst.
w. Ankrim is selling off at re-
duced rates with the object in view of
closing out by January LIST. A fine
chance for good bargains.
William Rice of COlora had the
end mashed off of one of his fingers
in rolling mill at New Castle, Del,
where be was employed.
Mrs. Wigon of Vinegar Hill is
dangerously i'll. She has been sick
several weeks with typhoid fever and
10 not expected to recover.
Governor Lee. of Virginia, has COM
muted the sentence of Pennal Poulson,
of Baltimore, from two years in the
penitentiary to two months in jail.
The mechanics have completed the
addition to Mrs. Clayton's house. occu-
pied by the Misses Keilholtz on the
corner of Cherry and Queen streets.
If there ever was specific for any
one complaint, .heE Carter's Little Liver
Pills are a specific for sick headache, and
every woman should know this. Only one
pill dose. Try them.
DIR. Dare Of Rising Sun and Wilson
Waring OF Colora have returned from
a cunning excursion down the PENN
sula with some Chester county friends.
Luck not first rate
Ho! which way, Grimes? Down
to Hambleton's to get some Of those
York RIVER Oysters. This and sim.
liar expressions you can hear if you
walk around town.
Isaac A. Passmore has entire charge
at present of the Oxford green house
his father Saml. w. Passmore giving
his time and attention to the green
house at Rising Sun.
The large store and dwelling of g. N.
Davis, at Cecilton. in this county. was
destroyed by fire on Sunday night.
Loss about $4,000. No assurance.
Origin of the fire unknown.
A light fall of snow on Sunday
night was q reminder that winter is
upon US and will reign supreme for
four months before his hold will be-
gin to preceptihly weaken.
w. Irving Hill of the 9Th district.
SON of Washington Hill has purchased
the Balderston farm of 80 acres at Vim
egar Hill, from Joseph Balderston of
Washington, d. C. price So, 800.
The Northern Conyocation of the
Diocese of Easton will be held in st.
James Church, Port Deposit. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, December
4th and 5th.
Thos. X. Robson, editor and pro-
prietor of the Easton Star, died at
the residence OF his son, In Boston,
Mass, on the goth inst. in the 9th
year of his age.
Smith Love Of Colora had his hand
badly cut on q circular saw &C Heb
ble's portable saw mill, at present
located at Woodlawn. 1t was feared
he would lose his hand but it is
mrnding. The hand will be badly
crippled.
Samuel Sands, senior editor of the
American Farmer, is confined to bed at
his country residence, on Roland Hell
ghts, Baltimore county. Mr. Sands is
IS years of age, and until recently has
been In excellent health.
The dwelling house of Morris Brogan
of 4th district was burned on Tuesday
morning. The fire originated in the
kitchen apd the family were aroused
by the smoke. The building was insur-