The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-08-31
NEWS
Friday, Aug. 81, 1883
MINOR LOCALS

held at i. NJ. House to-day.
w. McKinsey & son George have
purchased the David Phillips prop
erty on Stone Run. Price $4,000.
Read E, R. Buffington's announce
ment.
Mr.. WIN, Keilholtz who is thrash
ing grain for farmers reports the
yield not generally large of wheat.
Oysters stewed, fried or PANIED at
Ham bleton's Oyster Rock this Satur-
day.
Eleven persons got tickets at Ris-
ing Sun station for the Doctors pic
mic at Birmingham Park, yesterday.
Reuben Haines Esq. and his dau-
ghter Miss Stella made trip by
steamer from Baltimore to Boston
last week.
The electric light enterprise of Mr..
Bowman of Oxford promises to be
quite successful, $50 lamps are fur
nished with light.
Cecilton NJ. f. Church was 80 badly
damaged by the late storm that it is
not worth repairing, but will be rebuilt
from the foundation.
DIR. Kohler's Inyincib!e Ointment is the
only ointment which will cure Rheumatism
Sores, Burns and Neuralgia, % cents per
box. For sale by DR.. L. r. Kirk.
Charles Reynolds, member of the
Kent Iron Company of Wilmington,
is at his fathers, Barclay Reynolds,
sick with typhoid fever.
Mr.. j. l.. Balance of Port Deposit
renews his advertisement of his eel
ebrated Iron Fence. His patterns
are noted for style and beauty.
The Cecil Farmers Clab will meet
at Stephen G. Magraw's on the 18th
of September and not on She fifth as
we were informed and published.
States Attorney VS.. Evans has
telegraphed a description Of Asbury
Cole, who shot Samuel Young at
Cecil.on, to the Baltimore authorit.
les.
Mr.. Theodore j, Vanneman of
Port Deposit, son of the late Cap
tain Dan Vanneman was married in
Baltimore last week to Miss Ida A.
Heiser.
Mr.. E. Hines has sold out and
closed up his ice cream and confec-
tiouery business at Colora, but pur.
poses resuming again in the fall at
the old stand.
Ladies and gentlemen of Rising
Sun and vicinity call at Hambleton's
this Saturday and try one of those
IauOuS SGGWSs
DR.. Crothers is building q tenant
house on his farm, which is part Of
the Jas. S. Niekle farm near Colora,
which he has lately purchased of j..
w. Mccullough.
The following are provisions of the
game law of this county: Partridges
and rabbits, Nov. LIST to Jan. 10th;
woodcock, Jan. 1st to June 10th; reed
birds, railbirds and pheasants, Sept. 5,
to Feb. LIST.
Harry McCay, son of Henry B.
McCay, Esq, of the 9TH district, has
gone to Butte City, Montana, to join
his brother J. j. McCay in business
there. May success attend the young
pioneer.
C. G. Crothers and Daniel Bratton,
Esqs., advertise in the MIDLAND
the Gregg real estate in the 9Th dist.
This farm is very desirable prop.
erty situated about five miles from
Rising Sun.
The apple crop is reported three
weeks later this season than usual
and the quality better. Mr.. Alfred
Kirk, the cider manufacturer of this
section of country, has put in a new
and improved mill and press.
B. R. Hanna of Rising Sun and
Theoderic Taylor started on Thurs
day morning on bicycle excursion
to Columbia The weather is at its
best for outing and the trip will
doubtless be most enjoyable.
President Raub, of Delaware Col
lege says that the prospect for that
college is brighter than it has been
for several years and that the iasti-