The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-03-15
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Friday, March 10, 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

notice.
Miss Alice Mcclure is visiting
friends in Philadelphia
Miss Sallie Barnes is visiting rela
tiyes in Dorsey's, Howard Co.
Sheriff Johnston was in town on
Wednesday, summoning witnesses.
Daniel 7. Thomas colored, died
Saturday March 9 aged about 80.
w. t. Way, of Port Deposit, died
at Kansas City, Mo-, on Saturday
last.
For Remit dwelling-$75.--H. H.
Haines.
Joseph Groves and George McVey
of the ninth district, are preparing
to build new barns this spring.
Mr.. A. L. Duyckinck has been
confined TO his bed for several days
with very severe head trouble.
Mrs. Amanda Richey has purchased
of Mr.. J. F. Armstrong the storehOuse
property at Pilottown and will con-
tinue the business.
The Salvation army have compile
ted arrangements to build barracks"
at Elkton, and propose beginning
work "right away"
Try Alsike clover. Two pounds
will seed an acre if mixed with other
clover or timothy. For sale by A.
L. Duyckinck and Co.
All tax bills not paid by the lst of
April will be placed in the Sheriff's
hands who proceeds to advertise the
property ana sell for taxes.
A peculiar disease preYails among
horses about Still Pond, Kent county.
1t effects the urinary organs, and pro
yes fatal in twenty.four hours.
why don't you try Carter's Little
LIVER Pills? They are positive cure for
sick headache, and all the ills produced by
disordered liver. Only one pill dose.
The White Caps will not be con-
fined to regulating temporal affairs
but propose taking a hand at spirit
ual. The Pope will take back seat.
Twenty prisonersare now confined
in the Jail at 'Elkton awaiting trial
at the next term of the Circuit Court
which will convene on Monday next
18th inst.
D. G. Russell, who has carried on
Rising Sun bakery moved away to
Pennsylvania last Wednesday and
BENZ. Lantel will sell the loves as well
as bake them in future.
The suspects are off on their
annual spring visit to friends over
the line. They'll not be home till
court adjourns. Prohibition doesn't
prohibit" oh no.
The Eureka Fertilizer Company,
whose works are located at French
town, three miles from Port Deposit
has had It's charter extended from 1893
to 1918, and the copital stock has been
raised to $150,O0O.
P. G. Roberts Kirkbride moves
from the Haines farm near Rising
Sun to the Lewis farm near Avon.
dale. Jerry johnson will take the
place Mr.. K. leaves.
Mrs. Townsley, daughter of Theo.
Garvin, has been in delicate health
for some time and has been quite
sick recently. She is at present
with her parents in Rising Sun.
Mrs. Ann Craig who has store
in the 7th district has made an
assignment to Henry M. Mccullough
Esq. tor the benefit OF her creditors.
Her husband, Merryman Craig, JOIN.
ed her in the matter.
April 10th has been named by
Governor Jackson as Arbor day.
There is law requiring the Cover
nor to proclaim day as Arbor Day,
which has been ON the statute book
of the state since 1884.
Mrand Mrs. Samuel B. Passmore of
Griswold, Iowa arrived in town Sat
urday evening and are visiting the
brother of the former Mr.. Ellis P. Pass
more on Cherry st. They expect to
spend about three months here visiting
relatives and friends.
Alsike clover seed for sale by A.
L. Duyckinck & Co. For hay and
dairy cows Alsike is superior to all
other clovers. 1t ripens with timo.
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