The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-03-29
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, March 20, 1850.
MINOR LOCALS
,a r n Mo(1,s new Adj

The Loyal Legion will meet Satur
day afternoon.
VIM. Brown has put up wind
mill for DR.. Dare this week.
Saml. T. Wiley of Colora was
struck by lightning last Monday.
Haines & Garvin are putting up
wind mill for Stephen Reynolds.
John Alexander, of Conowingo.
has rented the hotel at Rock Springs
G. c.. Mcclure has full line Of
rustless tin ware on hands.
Dr.. w. H. Hopes, dentist, Port
Deposit. See professional card in
this issue.
A lecture on Yellowstone Park will
be delivered in the Friends Normal
School April 18th.
W j. A1krim visited Rising Sun
on Monday and spent several days
among his old friends.
B.. Passmore who has been at.
tending school at West Chester was
home on a visit last week.
o. A. Nickle has rented the Rock
Run hotel. owned by William Castle.
Oliver is q popular landlord.
PLANTS. Friend Sam'l. w. Pass.
more offers gardeners splendid plants
from the hand of little girl.
Subscribers changing their post
Office will please let US know where
to direct their papers in future.
The Y. P. s. C. E. will meet at the
Chapel tonight, J. d. Zehnder lead
er, subject, "Doing Gods Will.'
The Eureka Fertilizer Company
are preparing to make extensive i'm
provements to their works at French
town.
Austin L. Crothers, Esq assignee,
vii. sell store goods at Conowinso on
April 5th and 9Th. See ad. in this
issue.
Saml. Ryan has put up new
picket fence on the corner of Queen
and Cherry streets round Mrs Clay
toms yard.
The Teachers Institute will meet
at the public school building in Port
Deposit, the first Saturday in April
at 1,S0 p. m.
Mr.. w lillian Peoples, teacher of
shorthand and typewri'ing has made
preliminary arrangements to teach
in Rising Sun.
B. G. Bibb & Co.'S stove foundry
at Port Deposit, which had been
closed for a short time, resumed
work last week.
If you want to make the largest
profit from your cows SOW Alsike
clover for pasture and plant corn for
ensilage for winter feed.
W. Thomas Hammond has pur-
chased the North Fast pottery, and
will himself assume personal man.
agement of the business.
Mrs. Dinah Gibson has put in q
brand new 100 Dbl. cistsrn at her
house ON Queen Street. Woodrow
and Nesbitt did the work.
In stock and for sale cheap, South
Bend Flows, Birds Twin Harrows
and Repairs for all leading plows.
Haines & Kirk.
Mrs. Chas. Smith of Jimes. Ohio,
writes: I have used everv remedy for sick
headache could hear of for the past fifteen
years, but Carriers Little Liver Pills did
me more good than all the rest
The Aid Society of Rock Run Pres.
byterian Church met at Mr.. Enoch
Noyes on the l4th The next meeting
was appointed for April 18th to be
held at Mr.. j. Harvey Rowland's.
j. S. Pogue has been staying at a
hygiene establishment in Berks coun.
to Pa, for some time for the purpose
of recuperating his health which has
not been good for some time past.
The L. g. L. of Colora will meet
in the Chapel Saturday, Both. at 4 p
m. The next meeting of the Y. W.
G. T. u. will be on Saturday, April
9th, at the same place at 3o'clock.
Mr.. A. L. Duyckinck was out on
the street taking sun bath and
sniff of spring.time air Tuesday after
q confinement to his room for nearly
three weeks, by severe spell of
sickness.
Lincoln X. Passmore of Philadel.
phia, G. S. Passmore and John w.
Passmore from Salem, Ohio, sons of
Ellis p. Passmorc, came home last
week to see.their father who is still
very sick.
w, J. Hiss has changed bis resi-
dence from the property of Robert
Ferguson. known as the w. I. West
farm in the 9th dist. to a small prop.
erty lataly purchased from H. H.
Haines by him.
Winfield P. Swisher has recently
low.I nnrkain ~