The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-04-25
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, April % 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

Mr.. Fl. NJ. Nichols of Elkton suf-
fered a slight paralytic stroke last
week.
An increase of pension has been
granted Henry Carr who lives near
Elkton.
The Bibb foundry at Port Deposit
has shut down or will do so soon for
repairs.
The Columbia and Port Deposit
r. R. are putting in scales at Port to
weigh cars.
Read Z. R. Buffington's advertise
ment and keep posted something new
every week.
M. E. Kirk of this town closed out
his hardware stock at North East
last week at auction.
Our coffees are of the finest favors.
Try pound. S. T. Wiley, Colora. St
Matthew Russell will furnish the
Aims House with herring at SO cents
per hundred delivered.
The barn on the Bradford farm in
the Second district was burned on
Thursday, 18th inst.
Oysters at Heagy's till II p. m. on
Wednesday.
S. P. Ryan & Sons had their steam
saw bussiEg last and this week, cut
ting out shuttle blocks.
The Y W. C. T. U. of Colo"a will
hold regular meeting on Saturday
evening, April Goth at 8 O'Clock.
Fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds
for gardens and hot beds, for sale at
DR.. Kinks Drug Store. m2l st
Mr.. William NJ. Singerly is enlarg-
ing his mill on Little Elk creek, by
building two additions to the mill
proper.
TIE Conowingo Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet
at the residence of Mary H. Thomas
to-day.
The Seneca Hosiery Co., started
their works at Havre de Grace last
week and are making ladies' and
children's stockings.
The Patrick McKeon farm of y
acres in the Fourth district was sold
last week at Mortgages sale to
Leroy Kirk for $2755.
An OLD gentleman a good deal
cranky on religion held an open air
service in front of the Bank on Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings.
j. Lawson Crothers, son of Jona-
than L. Crothers, graduated at the
head of his class at the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy last week.
Shoes of all grades to fit all sizes
of feet at reasonable prices S. T.
Wiley, Colora. 25a3t.
Thomas Waring has been down
with pleurisy for two weeks but we
learn that he is convalescent, with
fair prospect of being round fit t..
attend to business again in short
time.
Mr.. F. A. Foster of Port Deposit
was thrown from his wagon one day
last week by the horses starting sud-
denly from fright and had his right
leg broken and the ankle joint dis
located.
VIM. Grason of the Maryland
House and Joseph Clifford received
a car load of ice which was stored in
Mr.. Grason's ice house on Tuesday.
The blocks were 20 inch cubes of the
clearest crystal.
Heagy will dispense oysters for few
days more and the bivalves are as fine
as ever.
Miss Rhoda V. Wilson will sing at
the literary entertainment of the
Young Peoples Suciety of Christian
Endeavor of West Nottingham, in
the church chapel, on Wednesday
evening, April 30.
Col. Edgerton Hogg has 65 men at
work, identifying his property, the
Kidd's Purchase property. The ray
roll is $1,000 week When com
pleted it will be by far the hand.
soonest spot in the county.
Post Master Samuel Hambleton
and John T. Burklns were summoned
before the U. S. Grand Jury that met
in Baltim ore on Monday to testify
against Quill Scott who burglarised
their places of business recently.
The report that the machinery
was to be removed from Wesiamwell
rolling mill one of the Mccullough
Iroh Co.'S, mills near Elkton, has no
foundation in fact it seems The
mill is having some repares made.
Mr.. William Falls OF the Falls
Hotel Elkton has nurchasad a fine