The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-06-13
Friday, June LIB, 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

After strawberries generous slice
of cherry pie.
An Epworth League is to be or
ganized at Principle.
This week about winds up the
strawberry festivals.
Wheat harvest commenced in the
First district this week.
Another National Bank, The
Second of Chestertown, Kent county,
has commenced business.
Mrs. Jane G. Griffith. wife Of VIM.
X. Griffith, of Lombard died suddenly
on Sunday morning, May Is. Of
heart trouble.
Rev. j. ?. Otis of Port Deposit NJ.
f. Church addressed the Elkton
Prohibatory League at its weekly
meeting last week.
Bananas, pineapples and other tropi-
cal fruit at Heagy's.
Hay harvest will commence in this
neighborhood next week. The tim.
othy crop promises to be of very fine
quality and good yield.
VIM. Brown whose office is next
door to the MIDLAND printing office,
has had a big run of custom for his
agricultural machinery this week.
The bond of Fl. H. Haines and
Edward Strokes, assignees of the
Waring Fertilizer Company is $780,.
600, filed in the clerks Office at Elk
ton.
David J. Fisher was fatally injured
while hosting lumber at Cecil Manor,
Monday by the lumber slipping from
the rope with which it was being hoist
ed.
Col Hogg's mother and sisters will
move from Baltimore to Hill Top cot
tage on the Cecil Manor farm on Mon
day next, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Mary Brickley, aged IS,
mother of S. NJ. Brickley. has just
returned from tour weeks visit to
her relations in Philadelphia and
Wilmington.
Try Barnes & Hartenstine's X. o
Dust for potato bugs. 6j4t.
Messrs. R. E. McClenahan and
j. W. Williams, of Port Deposit,
have purchased from j. H. Rowland
the wharf property opposite their
dwellings in that town.
Turner longs and Miss BERTHE
Keathly, both of this county, were
married at the Cherry Hill M. E.
Parsonage on Thursday evening
June 9Th by the Rev. T. B. Hunter.
The Prohibitionists of Baltimore
county have chosen delegates to meet
delegates from Cecil, Hartford and
Carroll counties to nominate can
didate for Congress in this district.
The new bank building of Piedmont,
Ala, of which Sherwood Haines, son of
Job Haines of Rising Sun is cashier,
was struck by wind storm on Monday
afternoon and almost entirely demolish
ed.
j. L. Buckus near Paramount,
Lancaster county Pa, is building an
unusually large barn. The building
is 76x60 #. Is #. 4 inches to the
square, slate roof and planed weather.
boarding.
Always avoid harsh purgative
pills. They first make you sick and then
leaye you constipated. Carriers Little Liv.
er Pills regulate the bowels and make you
well. Dose, one pill.
We forgot Heagy last week but the
clans and clam soup were on hand all
the same.
The new pastor of the Chesapeake
City Presbyterian Church, Rev. S
M. Perry, last pastor of church at
Ashland, Baltimore county, for fifteen
years, was installed ON Tuesday
evening, June Sd.
The Misses Angelina E. Kidd and
sister Engenia NJ. Kidd have taken
rooms at Miss Caroline Wier's, West
Nottingham, for the summer.
Capt. o. g. Kidd is at his old place
Miss Addie J. Nickle's, West Noting
ham.
We return thanks to correspon
dents for report of the Rowlandville
Sunday School festival (Which ap.
pears to have been highly gratifying
in resulrs) and for good report of
the Childrens' Day at Rising Sun NJ.
E. Church.
Oxford Spring Fair was held last
week in accordance to announcement.
A good display of horses was present;
Agricultural machinery. horticultural