The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-14
MINOR LOCALS
his is St, Valentines day.

puQllC Salc Dlll5.
We acknowledge receipt of public
documents from our members of legis
lature.
The Cecilian Literary Society meets
at Miss Reba Browns on Tuesday
evening the Is.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Lizzie Reynold and Ulysses G. Brown,
the 10th inst. at y m. at the home of
the brides parents.
Mrs. Rebecca Piersun died at the
residence of her son in-law Mr. G.
England at ZION on Friday Feb. 9TH
in her 18th year.
Family frying oysters ct Heagy's sv
the quart.
Herring "signs" have been report.
ed in the Susquehanna this season,
and Budd is in great way about
getting another boat built.
MIR. W. W. Carter has sold the
house and lot located on South
Queen street adjoining the railroad
property to Mrs. M. 1. Evans for
$500.
Farmers would do well to try a
lot of Japan buckwheat. This new
grain is far superior in yield to the
old buck wheat, and the flower is
equally good.
Subscribers who don't pay their
subscription bills promptly are said
to haye the grip much worse than
good paying customers. This is
worth remembering.
More cases of sick headache, bill
iousness, constipation, can be cured in less
time. with less medicine, and for less money
by using Carriers Little LIVER Pills, than
by any other means.
Among the products and large
crops of the United States within
the last 90 years the largest of all are
it's crop of millionaies and the crop
of mortgages ON farms.
1t is reported that the Mccullough
Iron Company intend building new
bar mill in connection with their
sheet iron mill at Rowlandville
during the summer.
Saturday Feb. %. Wash ington's
birth day being legal holiday, banks
will be closed and all notes maturing
22d and 23d are due payable and
protestable Monday, Feb. 81.
Our old mail carrier, Mr.. Reese
Mahan, who has been in the house for
several weeks, suffering from a spell of
severe sick ness was out on the street
yestesday morning, enjoying sun
bath.
Petitions to congress praying for the
remonetiZing of silver are at the post
office, DIR. Kinks drug store, and the
hardware store of Haines & Kirk.
Everyvoter is requested to sign one of
these petitions.
DR.. Pasteur of Paris assures the
friends of young Rutter of Eli
Neck who was bitten by mad dog,
and went over to France for treat
ment, that there is no danger to be
apprehended.
If you want the general public to
know you are going 20 sell goods at
pablo sale advertise it in the MID,
LAND JHURNAL. Large posters fur
nish good advertising medium but
a local paper is BETTE.
Heagy's oranges are as choice as his
oysters. They are of tie real Florida
Golden Globe variety, and sweet as
Loves red. ripe lips.
A good suggestion has been offer
ed, that The Teachers Association of
the 9th, It'll and 9Th districts change
the location of their meeting place to
Elkton. which would accommodate
their publication offices and readers
much better
Jacob Tome and wife left their home
in Port Deposit on Tuesday for visit
to New Orleans, in which city they
propose to remain until the conclusion
of the Mard Gras festivities, when
they expect to go to Jacksonville, Flo,
rida. They will be absent from home
for month.
The members of Crystal Lodge No
PA, I. o. G. T. had treat among
themselves on last Wednesday evening
and having invited the Rising Sun
Cornet Band to share in the festivities,
had full evenings enjoyment, made
up of cake, lemonade, music, singing,
Rotations, readings, etc.
w. P. Jackson of Salisbury, Md.
nephew of Governor Jackson, was
married to Miss Sallie McCombs OF
Havre de Grace, on Wednesday, 18th
inst. The ceremony was performed in
the M. E. Church at that place, and
witnessed by large company of spec
tators. The wedding was quite a