The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-04-11
Friday, April III, 1890.
MINOR LOCALS


Farmers are blowing few burrows
for oats between the rainy days.
Tie rural Sunday schools are re
opening with the spring flowers.
A few RATS are finding their way
down the Susqushanna to tide water
|. w. Lawrence of Woodlawn has
sold his farm to Alexander Wilson
of Port Deposit.
Two large canal boats went down the
Susquehanna river, from Columbia to
Port Deposit last week.
The Cecil County Mutual Fire In.
surance Company lost $500 by the
recent fire in Salisbury.
What is new around at E. R. Buffing.
tens? read his advertisement in this
issue and you will ascertain.
Blessings brighten as they take
their fight. So does Heagy oys-
tiers.
Lewis Anderson of the 9th district
has sold his farm containing SO acres
to r. L. Anderson of Zion.
Fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds
for gardens and hot beds, for sale at
DR.. Kinks Drug Store. NIL St
IF. Vanarsdale formerly of Zion
has located in Washington, D. G and
gone into the livery business.
Choice canned goods and fresh groce
RES at the new store, selling at bottom
prices-Brittingh
Persons who purpose securing sup
ply of fish should read the advertise
ment OF ]. J. Buck in this issue.
Mr.. James C. Bell has en- offer from
gentleman of New York, for his pro.
perty in and around Conowingo.
The Y. w. C. IT. U. of Colora will
hold regular meeting on Saturday
evening, April 18th at 80 O'Clock.
Tickets for the musical and oratorical
entertainment in the Town Hall next
Thursday evening for sale at E. K.
Browns.
S. W. Passmore is busy making
and filing plant eds,-cabbage and
tomato plants-which have been
started in the greenhouse.
VIM. Mccullough will keep supply
of fresh fish at his house at all times
and sell from wagon on Tuesdays and
Fridays. He so!icits coustom from the
citizens.
A black mare and carriage stolen
from the Rev. S. T. Gardner of
Chesapeake City, some time ago, has
been recovered and the thief is in
custody.
Rev. Mr.. Milligan of Zion Presby-
terian Church arrived home on last
Saturday from his western tour and
met hearty reception from his con
gregation.
The Mccullough Iron Company are
building new stack for their anneal-
ing furnace. at their mill in Rowland
vile, and are making other improve.
ments to their mill.
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Grove, met with quite loss on last
Saturday night. His incubator and
chicken house with about 800 chicks
were entirely destroyed by fire.
Three more weeks and the oyster
will close his shell. Then what will
Heagy do? Come and see.
MIR. Birmingham opened his store or
Wednesday and the room presented {
handsome appearance with its long
rows of shelves and counters laden with
new goods. Every thing in the store
speck and span new.
Easter services were held at the
M. E. Church last Sunday. "he
church was beautifully decorated
with evergreen and flowers. Singing
was good and the congregations were
large.
the Rising Sun band discourset
some fine music at the school exhibi
tion on Saturday evening. If WI
could have political meetings mex
fall they could entertain the GROVE
grandly.
A new department at f. r. Buffing
toms, twenty styles of body and Tapes
try Brussels carpet to arrive next week
these goods will be cut and served tt
fit any sized room at small additional
cost.
j. G. Hindman has auctioned OF
$4,000 worth of property sine
January LIST, having sold $50 horses
and 800 cows among other persona
property, mostly within a radius of
few miles of Rising Sun.
Heagy has fitted up, very handsome
ly, an ice cream parlor. entrance sec
ond door from corner on Main street