The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-05-09
MINOR LOCALS


cents.
Straw hats appear on thestreet when
the sun shines.
Clam chowder at Heagy's.
Ice in small and large quantities
for sale by G. r. Grason.
Do not forget to read E. R. Buffing
tons weekly announcements.
Mr.. John McGonigal died near
Principle last week aged 81 years.
Messrs. w. C. Mullen & Co., have
opened out new store at Rock Springs.
Best brands of roller process flour
for sale by S. I. Wiley, Colora. 25a3t
A lodge of the American Order of
Steam Engineers has been organized
in Elkton.
Seventeen inmates of Cecil county
Insane Asylum are credited to Chesa-
peake City.
Jacob H Kirk of the 9Th district has
set out peach orchard. Is the "peach
belt'' moving north?
Peach growers in Cecil say they
will not have enough peaches for
their own families use.
The new Methodist Episcopal
Church at Zion will be dedicated on
Sunday next, 18th inst.
The weather promises repetition
of last summer. The rain storms are
frequent and of long continuance.
The Aims House farm has a 10 acre
truck patch, which is said to be some
thing new. 1t ought not to he new
feature.
j. J. Bennett has been appointed
supervisor of the lakewood and Como.
wingo road a nd has filled up the holes
and leveled down the ridges.
A cyclone storm swept over Kent
county, Nd, last Sunday week which
did a great deal of damage 10
orchards, buildings and fences.
Those in want of healthy, out door
employment for the summer will do
well to read the ad. in another column
headed "Work offered 9m4t.
The annual election of Town Com
missioners for the borough of Rising
Sun will be held on Monday next be-
tween the hours of and o'clock p.
M, at the office of Job Halnes.
Fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds
for gardens and hot beds, for sale at
DR.. Kinks Drug Store. m2l st
Mr. Thomas w. Carr, an aged citizen
of Pilot Town, received very serious
injuries last week by falling down the
stairs of a friends house in Hartford
county, at which he was visiting.
Try plate of Heagy's clam soup.
One cigarette license, which is $50,
was taken out under the new law, in
Elkton. We presume this is the only
cigarette license that will be taken
out in the county.
The new board of town commits.
sioners of Ekton, under the new
charter have decided to build town
hall w. T. Boulder has beer
appointed Baillf. A good selection
Fine syrups n. O. molasses and
other grades for sale by S. T. Wiley,
Colora. 25a3t.
Rev. W. L.. s. Murray, Presiding
Elder will preach in the N. f Church
next Sunday 1880 am. Love Feast
$50 a. m. Quarterly Conference, Satur-
day 7.30 p. m. A full attendance is re-
quired.
We are sorry to learn that our old
friend w. Minchal Fulton of the Sth
district and his wife are both seriously
ill at their home near lakewood, but
little hope is entertained for the recov-
cry of Mrs Fulton.
The Samls. and the rest of them
ought to be moving in the 9th district
unless they propose again to be left
Hindmen in the next race for county
officers. Hustle round boys, life is
short and time is fleeting.
Black Barrens Spring near Pleasant
Grove, Lancaster county is one of the
most favorite country resorts. It's min
eral water has acquired great reputa
tion-some how, and the prospect of an
increased number of resOrters this sea-
son is most favorable.
Saturday was voted to he May day
by a company of gay and happy
youngsters of the Sun, and they took
trip to see the finny tribe drawn
from their native element at Red
Point.
The census enumerators begin
work the first of June and must con-
clude the work during the month.
There will be two enumerators in the
FIRST. Third, Fifth and Seventh
districts.
The Sabbath School of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church of Port
Deposit, has purchased new set of
library books from Messrs. Hunt &
Easton. New York, at an outlay of
about 1915.