The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-03-28
MINOR LOCALS

ecnse to Oxford Hotel.
The Y. W. T. U. will hold regu-
lar meeting Saturday, March Goth at
7.30 O'Clock.
S. I. Hindman, contractor, has
number of carpenters employed upon
the house and barn on the farm of 5.
T. Freeman.
Mrs. Alexander Jackson died at her
home in Little Elk on Saturday. Her
death was caused by the measles on
which she caught cold.
Tropical fruits and candies at Heagy's
Mr.. Diebert of Elk Landing boat
yard has contracted to build twelve
large canal boats before the first of
next December
A panzy tea was held at the resi-
dence of DR.. Carson, for the benefit
Of Presbyterian Church Aid Society,
yesterday evening, 9th inst.
Fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds
for gardens and hot beds, for sale at
DR.. Kinks Drug Store. NIL St
Miss Mary Nesbitt, sister of Moses
Nesbitt, near Colora, died on Venues
day night. The deceased is about 70
years old. Funeral services at the
house Saturday at IL o'clock.
The closing exercises ofthe Winter
term of the Friends Select School,
Calvert, were held Friday, March Fl.
Muddy roads proved serious inter.
ference to attendance.
Samuel Barben, a boy about II
years old fell from an apple tree on
Main street on Monday last and dis
located his arm at the elbow. DR..
Jenness set the arm.
John Shelly, an aged person and
brother in-la of Mr.. Carlton Kimble,
died at the residence of the latter on
Friday last and was buried on Tuesday
at Friends West Nottingham burying
ground.
Oae thousand bushels choice seed
oats for sale by Barnes and Harten
slime: 2Sm2t.
The large steam freight propeller
Clifton arrived at Davis & Sons
wharf on Wednesday of last week
and discharged part Of her load of
cypress shingles for the aboye firm
The case of Emery Weaver against
the P. W. & B. Railroad Company,
an action for damages for the loss of
his leg. was on motion of the plain
tiff's counsel, removed to Hartford
county for trial.
When the oyster season is over
Heagy may induce the silent clam.
Amos Barnes, of Havre de Grace,
was struck by south bound freight
train on the Columbia & Port
Deposit Railroad at Frenchtown on
Thursday morning Goth inst. and
was seriously hurt
The annual election was held in
North East last week for corporation
officers which resulted in the choice
of the following five persons. A. A
Sturgeon, B. F. Thomas, James
Roney, S. D. Mccullough and I. j
Abrams.
If you are nervous or dyspeptic
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Dys
pepsia makes you nervous and nervous
ness makes you dyspeptic; either one
renders you miserable, and these little
pills cure both.
William c. Armstrong of the
Oxford Hotel has put 120 tons o.
Maine ice in his house. The ice is
very fine. Other parties are prepar
ing to do likewise. The proposed
ice manufacturing company did moi
materialize.
Port Deposit is negotiating will
Charles Heiser, proprietor of large
Baltimore shoe mandatory, will
the intention of getting him tt
establish his plant in that town.
Locate your factory we'll up thu
hill, Charley.
A company has been organized il
Havre de Grace for the purpose o
engaging in the manufacture of ladies'
and misses hosiery. The corporate
name will be "Tho Seneca Hosier!
Company of Havre de Grace" will
capital of $4,000.
Charles Haines, son of Mr.. Salli
Haines of this town cut his RICH
foot very severely on Tuesday las
while chopping wood in the woods
on the Pennington road. Drs. Oar
and Jenness put half dozen stitche
in the wound and dressed it.
The case of Alfred Kirk. W. X
Cameron, Abram W.. Kirk and r II
Logan vs. David G. Mccoy was adj
,justed on Tuesday by counsel 70
the parties agreeing to throw McCo