The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-02-01
NEWS.
Friday, Feb. i, 1850
MINOR LOCALS

And now for that Candlem as
ground hog bright and early to NOR
row morning.
Alonza Brown will start the old
trade of butcdering at B. NJ. House
in the spring.
Those zoe. stews have become
famous at Hambleton's.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Duycklnck left
home Saturday last for two weeks
trip to Florida.
A mad dog appeared in the streets
of ElktOn on Sunday last and bit a
large number of dogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Haines have
planned trip to the orange grove's
of Florida in February.
Mr.. P. Hartenstine and wife have
been.visiting friends about Principle
Furnace the past week.
School Books, Blank Books, States,
Tablets, Paper, Envelopes, of all kinds
and quality, at Dr.. Kinks Drug Store.
Elizabeth R. Balderston, relict of the
late William Balderston, will be buried
today from Friends Meeting House,
Colora. Meet at IL a m.
The fish story man has retired and
the big hog Ii is just now busy hold
ing down the store boxes. Let Ter
60 Galager.
Mr.. Brinton Nichols is shipping
his celebrated sausage to South Car
DINA, but still retains enough for his
home customers.
The Octoraro Gingerbread society
has added several new members to
its roll. A roll of gingerbread is a
good thing to tie to.
Our old friend Jacob Rambo of
Elkton was married to Mrs. Mary
Yates on Tuesday last. Luck to the
autumnal couple.
Mrs. Anna Buddy, sister of L M.
Haines, ESQ.,, of Elkton died at her
residence in Philadelphia on Monday
morning after short illness.
Winfield Ryan came home ON a
visit last Friday and tarried till
Tuesday. He is at work in !. one of
the car shops in Wilmington.
Saml c. Rowland and George H.
Buck of Port Deposit have formed a
co.partenership to conduct the lum.
Der and coal business in that town.
Saml. NJ. FELTON, who was for many
years president of the P. w. & B. R.
R, died in Philadelphia on Thursday
night Jan. 23rd at the age of 80
years.
W. NJ. Singerly has sold "Holly
HAIR to William Jeffires for $4,000.
The latter will use the large mansion
as q summer boarding house for city
rusticators.
Oysters, oysters, oysters by the
gallon. quart and pint or hundred at
Hambleton's
Isaac E. Clayton of Calvert who
went to California to hunt work has
arrived home and reports business
dull everywhere toward the setting
sun and no work to be had.
Joseph T. Groves Of the 9th dist.
will build new barn next. summer.
Isaac England has set up his porta--
BILE saw mill in the woods and is
getting out the lumber for the build.
ing.
IF you had taken two Of Carter's
Little Liver Pills before retiring you would
not have had that coated tongue or bad
taste in the mouth this morning. Keep a
vial with you for occasional use.
Thomas Hall of North East was run
over by double team ia the street
on last Friday night and rendered
insensible. The night was dark and
it was not ascertained who was the
driver.
The MIDLAND Office tenders thanks
to Stephen ]. Reynolds for some of the
incest Fallowater apples that have
''entered its portals this season
Blessings brighten as they take their
flight" and apples as spring approach
es.
A canal connecting Chincoteague
bay with Delaware bay will be com
menced soon it is reported. The
proposed canal will be 20 miles in