The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-01-31

Samuel Vannort has been appoint;
ed post master at Port Deposit.
Elkton is again fired over water
works. The Colonel is "aeln" them.
One of Heagy's stews is Ia mole.
Miss G. Belle Stewart died at her
home in ROwlandville last Monday
afternoon.
The Presbyterian Congregation of
Oxford have increased the salary OF
their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Jacobus to $500
A. C. Hess of Pilottown is making
preliminary arrangements to add
another dwelling to the town of the
watermen.
Peter f, Cannon, Of Oxford, Pa,
has purchased the bakery of W. G.
Tommell, in Perryville, end will
move there April LIST.
The Elkton Social club, alias
whiskey club, is reported to have
gone where the woodbne twineth.
Thus may it ever be.
The farm of the late John w. Egnor
in the fourth district, consisting of
ninety-siX acres of land, has been sold
to Howard Scott for $1,000.
A. j. Campbell, residing near Bat
tie Swamp, who has been suffering
from cancer for several years, died
on last Wednesday night.
Try some of Heagy's Philadelphia
oysters on the half shell,
Mr.. Charles Michigan of Pilot
town who was confined to his home
on account of sickness for two
months is able to be out again.
Miss Ann Eliza Ross, who made
home with the family of G. c. Cald-
well near Liberty Grove was found
dead in her bed last Friday morning.
Are free from all Grade aud irritat-
ing matter. Concentrated medicine only i.
Carter's Little Liver Pill. Very mall: very
easy to take; no pain; no gripping; no purg
ing. Try them.
Rev. S. A Gayley, pastor of West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church,
last Sunday occupied his pulpit for
the first time since the death of his
wife.
A third track is being constructed
by the Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company
between Wilmington and Philadel-
phia.
Alexander Wilson, boss Of the Not
has been appointed flagman at the
crossing at Duyckinck's warehouse,
Rising Sun.
At S. Rowland Carson's sale on the
2Sth horses sold from Sl36 to $500, three
of them averaging $40 apiece. All
the farm implements sold well. j. G..
Hindman was auctioneer.
The Bird Cultivator works resum-
ed business last week. About six
hundred unfinished machines will be
made ready for market as speedily
as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Lynch of
Zion recently went to visit friends at
Pittsburg. While absent Mrs
Lynch was seized by the grip, which
forced her to prolong her visit
The Wsring Fertilizer Company
has increased its capital stock from
100000 to S150,00O The works
are now located iu Baltimore, the
Clendenin Bros. having purchased
the Colora plant for $4,000
The brief cold snaps raise the
hopes of the ice harvesters only to
have them dashe by the warm wave
that follows in day or so after
Three weeks remain in which natural
ice may be formed, after that the
machines will have to be depended
upon.
Heagy has fine lot of Indian river
Florida oranges; the sweetest and best
we have sampled this winter.
A runaway occurred on Wednesday
morning in town without any serious
results. The mules which Earnest
Robertson was driving, frightened at a
company OF dancing bears which some
Italians were leading, and dashed up
Walnut Street toward Pogues' coach
shop, but were stopped before doing
any damage.
Prompt relief in sick headache
dizziness, nausea, constipation, pain in the
side, guaranteed to those using Carriers Lit
tie Liver Pills. One a dose. Small price
Small pill.
Mr.. Preston Reynolds will sell at
public auction next Monday at his
farm some valuable farm stock among
wsich is superior team of mules. A
pleasant feature of the day will be q
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