The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-11-22
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, Nov. %. 1889.
MINOR LOCALS

Please do not forget the Bazaar Dec
18th, 18th and 14th next.
Seven persons were taken into TIL,
M. E. Church on probation last Sunday
morning.
Miss Nettie England of Zion has
been visiting Miss Minnie England OF
Rising Sun.
The dry goods and grocery store o.
Harry Whitlock in Chesapeake City
has been closed by the sheriff.
Last week. Thursday, Mrs. Nellie
Wagner entertained the w. G. t. U
of Rising Sun, at her residence.
Do you want buckwheat flour, read
E. r. Butfington's announcement.
The American Genesee Salt is the
best and pu-est, try it. For sale by
Barnes & Hartenstne. ul5 If
The Garfield Post of this place are
making preliminary movements to
hold soon what they call scamp
fire.
Hickory Grove Sunday school will
hold literary and musical entertain
ment on Thanksgiving evening. Adj
mission zoe.
Large fat frying oysters supplied to
families by Heagy.
The wedding is announced Of Mr..
Frank Hambleton of Calvert and Miss
Lulu Lakeland, daughter of Frank
Lakeland, of Principle.
A regular meeting of Colora Y. w.
IT. U. will meet in Mr.. Gray's new
building Saturday evening, Nov. 23d
at half past seven o'clock.
Mr.. Slas Lowe, of Rock Springs,
has opened kaolin bed, formed a
company and force of hands is en-
ployed getting out the clay.
Several members made short speeches
at the Christian Endeavor meeting
held in the church here last Sunday
evening on the subject, forgiveness"
Backache is almost Immediately
relieved by wearing one of Carter's Smart
Weed and Beladonna Backache Plasters.
Try one and be free from pain. Price Csc.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, the special meetings at the
M. E Church have been fairly attended,
and the meetings are attended with
success,
The new Port Deposit town hall is
nearly completed and will be dedi-
Gated GU Thanksgiving Eve, by a
ball given by the Iron Molders'
Union.
Justice John Partridge on Tues
day of last week committed James
D. TYSON, of North East, aged about
II years to the House of Refuge as a
vagrant.
Kimbell has on hand first class
oyster, fresh from shell suitable for
Thanksgiving.
E. K. Brown says if the persons who
borrowed his 1-inch circular stencil
and ink will loan them to him, he
will not publish their names in the
MIDLAND.
Miss Mable Reynolds of the Sun was
reminded that she had reached the 18th
milestone on life's journey on last
Saturday evening, by number of he
young friends.
Rev j. R. Milligan pastor of Zion
Presbyterian Church has recently clos
ed a series of meetings extending
through several weeks with very en-
couraging results.
EX-Post Master General, j. A. J
Creswell and H. r. Torbert went duck.
ing on Monday and Tuesday last. No
better days for ducking could be
chosen in the merry round year.
The West Nottingham Academy
foot ball team have several open dates
which they would like to have filled
by any teams OF the county.
CT. DARE. Captain.
Mr.. S. T. Hindman has been
awarded the contract for building a
large barn on the farm of S. Free
man, near West Nottingham church.
W. Nesbitt is building the founda.
tion walls:
Thanksgiving services will be held
in the NJ. E. Church on Thursday 2Sth
inst. next 1890 a. m. The knights OF
the Golden Eagle will attend Church
in a body. An appropriate sermon
will be preached by the pastor.
Cards are out for the marriage on
the 2Sth inst, of Mr.. George w
Burnham, Jr.. of Brooklyn. N. Y, to
Miss Henrietta B. Poulson, daughter
of the Rev. DR.. Thos. L. Poulson
who is we'll known IN this county
Our offer to send the Cosmopolitan
Magazine and the MIDLAND JOURNAL
for one year to subscribers for $24C
holds good till January 1st only. Such
rare opportunity to secure one of the
first class magazines for nominal
sum does not often occur.l
Spesutia Island, at the mouth OF
the Susquehanna River, has been
sold to syndicate of rich Philadel-
phians by the executors of the estate
al the late G.. Wilmer Middleton. T.