The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-07-26
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, July 2G. 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

tival held last Saturday was largely
attended.
The summer visitor is spending q
delightful time with her country
cousin, now.
Rev. Film Kirk will preach at the
NJ. L. Church at this place next Sun
day 1890 a. m.
Barnes & Hartenstine's X o Dust
kills cabbage worms.
Odd Fellows Hall at Port Deposit
is being rooted, Reynolds & Stephen
son have the contract
When the new Singerly Bank gets
in operation Col. I. D Davis is to be
cashier. At least report says so.
Brlckley & Mccullough had a
good paying excursion on Thursday
of last week we are informed.
The Good Templars of Chrome
held a harvest home festival on
Tuesday. Which side is the order
on?
Fo. stealing bacon John T. Brown
colored man was lodged in jaillast
week, to await the grand jury's
pleasure.
Rev. DR.. Nesbitt of Lock Haven
preached at West Nottingham on
Sunday morning last to large con-
gregation.
1t is expected that Cardinal Gibbons
will be present at the rededication of
the Catholic Church at Elkton, on
August 18th.
Mr.. William M. Singerly has five
hundred fine Ewes on the Elkton
Fair Ground4ready to let out 20 far
mers on shares.
Rev. l. Jewell of Rising Sun, Md.
preached at the First NJ. L Church.
Atlantic City, last Sunday morning,
to large audience.
Mr.. ]. C. Bell and family have
flown from their southern home at
Conowingo to spend the hot months
on the banks of the Hudson.
Ten miles of good stone and gravel
roads would double the value of pro.
perty in this town and immediate
neighborhood, in few years.
Austin l.. Crothers. Esq, Attorney,
will sell at Rock Springs Hotel on
Saturday. Aug. 3d. househould and
kitchen furniture of David Bentz.
The annual excursion of EIkton
Grange, No. 145, p. of H., will take
place on July 31st. 1t will be on
the steamer Chester of Bay Ridge.
jenkins has given dove color to
the pickets round the residence of
Mrs. Clayton, on the corner of Queen
and Cherry SITS, occupied by Mr..
Campbell.
A piebald pony with white legs
from the wild west has recently come
into possession of Mr.. Harry Yerkes.
The horse sports pronounce him to
be dandy,
Women with pale, colorless faces,
who feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Carriers Iron Pills, which are made for the
blood, nerves and complexion.
Prof. G. X. BechteI, will open for the
fall and winter sessions, his West Not
tingham Female Seminary September
9th. His card will be found in the
present issue of the MIDLAND.
Mrs. Mary Lort of wantown in
attempting to drive horse out of
her door yard recently went too close
TO the animals heels, and received
kick which broke two Of her ribs
The Bank folks received letter
this week from Mr.. II. II, IIalncs
dated at Belfast, Ireland, July 9th
The party we're well and delighted
with their European raubles thus
far.
Haines & Haines are putting up
an Aermotor for the Misses Phillips
at Harrisville corner. These are the
best windmills out, and the Haines
& Haines firm know how to put
them up just right.
Harriet E. Wilman, wife of Joseph
Wilman, of Appleton, was found
dead in bed Sunday morning last
Though not in good health she was
as well as usual when she retired
She was about IS years OF age.
All members of the w. G. T. U
holding barrels for the Mary Whital
Thomas Memorial Building Fuut
will please report to Mrs. Amy
Reynolds before August Sth.
ADA C. JEWELL, Prest.
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