The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-03-07
NEWS.
Friday, Mar. z. 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

LuSs uIs1 vi april
The Rising Sun W G. T. U. will
meet at Mrs. Hannah Humans nexl
Thursday, March 18th.
The Presbytery of New Castle will
be held in West Nottingham Church
commencing April 18th.
A number of persons boast of en-
joying spring lettuce on their tables
grown in the open garden.
The Y. G. T. U. of Colora will hold
a regular meeting Saturday evening
March 9th at 730 o'clock.
The wild ducks and geese are
migrating north, and the blue birds
are warbling in the leafIess trees.
Good stable for rent on Cherry
Street. G S.PYLE, NATL. BANK. 7.3t
March came in with little biz
card and the mercury at II, but the
last effort of old Boreas was failure
and he retired to the north.
If you would enjoy the stew of the
season drop in at Heagy's.
The tenth anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs D. W. McVey's marriage, OF
Sylmar, on March Sd. was observed
by number of their friends and
. relatives. Mr.. McVey's mother from
Ohio was present.
Household Ammonia is the best
clothes, window and paint cleaner
known. Try a bottle, Csc, at DR..
Kinks Drug Store.
The horse and buggy belonging to
William Howard that were taken
while hitched in the street at Chesa,
peake City were found in the 4th
district. Somebody had borrowed the
team to take ride.
Mr.. VIM. Brown is distributing
circulars of the Walter A. Wood
harvesting machinery in anticipation
of the coming crop. The printer
i has exhausted his art in getting out
attractive catalogues.
p, Evan T. Reisler, of Port Jervis.
N. Y, and Anna L. Paul, of Phila-
delphia, both formerly of Cecil
county. were married by Friends
Ceremony on February 18th before
the Mayor of Philadelphia.
Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia should use
Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made
expressly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic
sufferers. Price 25 cents.
The Port Deposit town election on
Monday week resulted in the choice
for commissioners of W. W. Hop
kins, r. G. Hopkins, w. W. Nickle,
John NJ. McClenahan, DR.. w. G.
Carson, John Fox and Adam Peep.
les.
VIM. Howard of the I'd distric,
had horse and buggy stolen on
Wednesday evening of last week
The horse was taken from where it
had been hitched in front of the resi-
dence of James Boulder in Chesa
peake City.
A party of Latter Day Saints, 6
branch of the Mormon delusion and
religious fraud are putting up {
meeting house near Baldwin's cotton
mills in the 4th district. An elder
comes occasionally and breaches fol
sthe congregation.
Charles Grubb who resides in the
9th district will move to C. NJ
Child's residence near Rowlandville
on the 25th and the latter gentle
man and family will come to Rising
: Sun. Mr. Grubb will continue t.
follow the market business.
At a meeting Of the trustees O
the aims house and insane aylum
on Friday last, William Chichester
of the Fourth district, was elected
keeper of the asylum, and DR.
Howard Bratton., of Elkton, wa
chosen physician to both institutions
Oysters PANIED or fried, baked o
broiled; any way you want them a
Heagy's.w 49,
The farmers of the 4th district ar
moving in the matter Of starting I
creamery. T. W. Bye's seems to h
the central point picked upon
Creameries, clover fields, cows ant
hogs are now mp for consideration
among farmers, with less wheat ant
corn raising.
The Young Ladies' Home Mission
Q Circle of the NJ E. Church will holt
a sociable at Mrs. S. r. Kimbelr
this friday evening at 80 sharp
The annual meeting of-the Confer
ence Society meets in Wilmington
March 18th, and in order to make