The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-08-15
Friday, Aug. is. 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

The rolling mills at RowlanuYlile
have commenced work again.
Sunday night last and Monday
W, re cold almost to the frost line.
Mr.. Geo. M. Christie has put roller
MI; chinery in his mill at Rowandville
Miss Lille Knight CT Cherry Hill i:
visiting her friend Miss EVA Handle
ton near Zion.
The we'll borer Mr.. John Dabler fin
ished Mr.. Duyckinck's we'll on We'd
nesday, having driven the third hole
about 60 feet.
Mr.. VIM. M. Singerly lost three
valuable mules last week; one from the
effects of the heat, and the other two
from the collie.
Heagy's water melons are the finest
lot he has had.
Woodlawn camp has been in prog
ress this week. Mount Pleasant
camp near Oxford will commence
next Tuesday.
Having received a fresh car load
of ice, will deliver in 100 lb. lots fol-
$l.1O or retail for $l20 per 100.
G. CONNER
The Eureka Fertilizer Company. OF
Frenchtown, have purchased four acres
of land, on which they will erect a
number of cottages for their employees.
Harsh purgative remedies are fast
giving way to the gentle action and mild
effects of Carriers Little Liver Pills. If
you try them, they will certainly please
you.
Several farmers and other resi-
dents of Sassafras and vicinity, in
Kent county, have formed cream
cry company on the CO. operative
plan,
Col. Hogg it is said has expended
100000 In improving Cecil Manor and
it is now the finest place in the county.
He will have completed the work in
September.
Numerous car loads of white stone
are brought here which are used by
the railroad company in building an
arch over the creek above A. L.
Duyckinck's warehouse.
A destructive hail storm occurred
at Quarryville on Sunday afternoon
which destroyed the tobacco crop.
Farmers commenced blowing up their
tobacco fields the next day.
A dog belonging to Mr.. William D.
Dunbar of Elkton, became mad on
Saturday last and before it could be kill
ed, had bitten several other dogs of
which few have been killed.
Ninety tickets were sold at Rising
Sun station for the COLCHESTER excur.
sion on Thursday last week. The
home coming train arrived here about
ten o'clock p. m. in three sections.
will exchange for a good driving
horse, first class Leather Top Spar
Spring Buggy or new force feed
Superior Improved Grain Drill.
VIM. GRAsoN.
Mrs. Margaret Dorsey relict of Bene-
dict Dorsey, died at her home near West
Bangor, York county, Pa, on last Sun
day. Her husband was we'll known
enterprising carpenter in the 9Th dis
trict in his day.
Catalogues as we'll as watermelons
are waiting to be eaten at Heagy's.
Jacob H. Hebble whose portable saw
mill has chewed up about all the tim
Der IN this county will move his mill
to West Va. Wilson Waring of Colora
will be interested in the business with
Mr.. Hebble in future.
The engineers of the P. W. & B.
railroad have located line from the
bridge over the Big Elk north east of
Eklton which passes through the Fair
Grounds, intersecting the road again
at Blue Ball crossing.
James II. Graham, of Rowlandville
will this fall canvass Maryland and
several of the Western States in behalf
of the Democratic nominees for Cong
ress. Try and reconcile Grover and
the Silver question, Jamie.
About 10 O'Clock Cd Thursday
night of last week brakeman was
run over and killed in Wilmington
at the east junction of the B. & o. R
R. The unfortunate mans home
was in Havre de Grace.
Benjamin A. Neal, molder in B. c
Bidd & Co.'s foundry, was arrested in
Port Deposit on Tuesday afternoon for
robbery, While his case was being
heard before a justice of the peace the
prisoner jumped from a window and
escaped.
Oysters are almost in sight but the
clam is still in the soup at Heagy's.
David C. Brown and wife who own
the old David Brown farm three