The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-03-14


and good speaking is promised
The church will be decorated with
evergreen flowers. Come and bring
your children.
Several farmers in the vicinity oil
the Sun who were the fortunate pos
SCISSORS of ice ponds secured some
ice on Saturday about two inches
thick. Mr.. w. T. B. R. Robertson
put in 90 loads. Mr.. Hopkins also
put several loads into his ice house.
but the great majority got none.
Oysters served in any style at
Heagy's.
Rescue of Emin by Stanley, L. P.
Miller & Co. 3O2 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, pamphlet of 80 pages,
contains all the information gained
by Stanley in his last and greatest
exploring expedition through the
center Of the dark continent, which
has been made public by the great
explorer.
The Assessment bill prepared by
the state Farmers Association and
presented by Senator Stake was re-
jected by the legislature with a snap.
Go to the legislature yourselves.
farmers, you can fill the capitol at
Annapolis with your own men and
pass any bill you want as easy as
turn over your hand.
There are many forms of nervous
debility in men that yield to the use of
Carriers Iron Pills. Those who are troubled
with nervous weakness, night sweats, etc.,
should try them.
The unfavorable weather has pre-.
vented our entenprising road i'm.
provers from work the most of this
week and last. For the Brick Meet
ing House road about $3.50 in funds
and work has been subscribed, and
VIII this amount and an allowance
from tie county it is hoped that
good work too long delayed will be
well begun.
Oysters serv-d in every style at
Heagy's.
During the fire which consumed
Vincent Reynolds barn dearborn
with man in it drove past heading
towards Rising Sun. The man paid
no attention to the fire which created
suspicion that he was a chicken
thief and probably while looking
for poultry set the barn on fire. The
loss is $500 or $4,000. Insurance
of $500 on barn and contents.
The town commissioners of Port
Deposit met on Tuesday and organized
by electlng j. M. McClenahan presi-
dent, r. G. Hopkins treasurer, and
John f. Mohrlein clerk. There are
four applicants for town bailiff-Wm.
t. Lyon, Reuben Bond, John l.. Taylor
and - Crawford. The election for
bai'iff and engineer for the fire depart,
ment was postponed till March 25th
These officers enter upon their duty
April 1st.
The blackbirds are singing in the
evergreens and the pesky sparrows are
busy as nailors building nests in every
hole and Granny they can find. Those
who have martin boxes should tear
out the sparrows' nests and drive the
sparrows away. by firing few shots
at them, so that the martins will not
be annoyed by finding numerous SPAR
rows in possession of their summer
residence when they arrive, which will
be early in April.
The West Chester and Media papers
complain of the increase and ex.
orbitant rates charged by the Adams
Express Company for the carriage
of goods on the Central Division of
the P. w. & B r. R.. to which the
Oxford Press adds sits growl," in
which the MIDLAND JOURNAL Joins.
Will the Express Company rise up
and explain why this is thus when
all kinds of values have gone down?
These heavy charges is what is
crystal zing public opinion in favor
of government control of all this
class of monopolies.
Oysters fresh from the shell by
the quart or gallon at Heagy's.
Dyspepsia in it's worst forms will
yield to the Use Of Carriers Little Nerve
Pills, aided by Carriers Little Liver Pills
They not only relieve present distress but
strengthen the stomach and digestive APP.
paratus.