The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-02-07
Friday, Fe b. z. 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

aug Jun uCAL i uSSudY.
The Spring term of the Public school
commenced on Monday last,
John J. Jones, of Copowingo, has
been granted an increase of pension.
The new principal of Rising Sun
public school is Eugene A. Reynolds
They say the ice men have been left,
but wait till next simmer, and you'll
see who's left.
Tie business men and retail merch-
ants of Havre de Grace have formed a
mutual protection society.
llR. R.-rich and rare!-Heagy's oyster.
Mr.. George Biddle has been elected
vice president for Cecil county of the
Peninsula Horticultural Society.
Have you read Bellany's Looking
Back"? The most interesting book
out. E. K. Brown has it for cents a
week.
The Spring Lake Creamery of Chesa-
peake City paid out $4,000 for milk
during the ten months ending Deem
Der 81, 1889.
The regular meeting of the Orphans
Court, County Commissioners and
School Commissioners will be held on
next Tuesday.
S. J. Reeder has leased the large store
room at North East occupied by NJ. E.
& G. E. Kirk. He will take possession
about February 22nd.
A large dog adjudged gully of being
mad was shot in Elk Neck on Sunday
after biting number of dogs, and
among them was calf.
NJ. E. Kirk has sold his store pro-
perty on the corner of Queen and
Cherry Streets, Rising Sun, TO b. P.
Nichols & Bro. Price $2250.
Ash Wednesday, and the beginning
of Lent, date from the 10Th of Febru
airy this year and Easter Sunday, the
close of Lent, falls on April 9th.
A slight fall of snow on Sunday
night followed by rain and muggy
weather for several days is the met
geological record of this week.
Why don't you try Carriers Little
Liver Pills! They are positive cure for
sick headache. and all the ill produced by
disordered liver. Only one pill dose.
The Young Ladies Home Mission
Circle will hold "Mum" sociable at
Miss Sallie R. Barnes this friday
evening, commencing at Z O'Clock
sharp.
. r. T. c. Crouch, uperintendent of
William NJ. Singerly's Stock Farm,
near Elkton, last week sold to New
York parties, the mare Marion L. for
$4,000, and one year old colt for $4,000.
The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered at James
M. E. Church next Sunday 1890 a.
m. also the Sacrament of Christian
Baptism.
The February oyster on the half shell
is luxury, at Heagy's.
The family of Mr.. E. Churchman
who lives at Brick Meeting House
has had an extensive acquaintance
with La Grippe, nine out of ten
members having suffered rom the
disease.
The Y. W. G. T. U. of Colora will
have regular meeting on Saturday
evening Feb 9Th at 73O o'clock.
Miss Josephine Warner, the EXPIRE
sident will be present on this occa.
sion, full attendance is desired.
A man was observed rambling about
Rising Sun on Sunday evening last in
an aimless way in the rain, when ap
preached the wonderer proved to be
Howard Hopkins, who lives at Vine
gar Hill, and is wrong in his mind.
Mr.. J. G. Aindman took him home.
The wedding of Miss Minnie
Johns of Zion and Mr.. Robert T.
Groves was solemnized on Wednes
day evening last in Zion Presbyte
rian Church. A reception at the
residence of the BRIDES mother was
held after the ceremony.
The report that Smith G.. Overholt
of Oxford attempted to commit sui
eide by taking laudanum, was not
correct. He drank laudanum to re.
lieve severe cramp in the stomach,
and made narrow escape, by hav-
ing swallowed too large a dose.
At the sale of G. Birdsall Pass
more on the 30th ult. the greatest
bargain of the season was purchased
by Mr.. VIM. Terry, the registered
Holstein bull being knocked down
to him at $25. He cost SIS, when a
calf of months.
Ifyou would enjoy a plate Of R.R.
oysters call on Beagy.
The new almshouse bill has be.
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