The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-06-06
COUNTY NEWS
Friday, June 6. 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

wednesday WAS tue uFSJ real uOt uo }
of the season.
The apple crop in this neighborhood
is total failure.
Try Barnes & Hartenstine's X. o.
Dust for potato bugs. 6j4t.
Jacob Kirk and wife of Baltimore
are visiting relatives in this neighbor-
hood.
Work is to commence on the Tome
school buildings at Port soon it is
reported.
B.R. Hanna received atremendous
fall from his bicycle bucking last
Monday.
For tumblers go.to Nlckols Bros. soc
per doz.
The County Commissioners. School
Commissioners and Orphans court will
be in regular session on Tuesday next
The army worm is invading the
Eastern Shore and damaging the
wheat and grass greatly it is report
ed.
The festival held at Liberty Grove
for the benefit of the Union ). s. on
Friday and Saturday evenings receipted
$50.
Rev. X. NJ. Bull was ordained and
installed pastor of the Nottingham
Pa. Presbyterian Church Wednesday,
May %.
Miss Helen McCauley, of Cecil
county. graduated at the State Nor
NAL School last week and received a
diploma.
Who is the supervisor that paid
his men $l.00 day and charged
the county the legal rate $1.25 a day
for hands?
Cecil Grange meets tomorrow at 2 p.
m. The first and third Saturday after
noon in each month are the regular
meeting days.
W.. Ankrim paid the Sun business
call on Tuesday. Mr.. Ankrim is So
licitor for The Miller Safe and Iron
Works of Baltimore.
DIR. Noble has left Port Deposit
for Philadelphia where he proposes
in future to practice. The doctor
was very popular in Port.
The Rising Sun W. G. T. U. will
hold it's next meeting at Mrs. Emma
P. Haines' on Thursday June 18th.
A good attendance is desired.
If weather is favorable Crystal Lodge
will hold their festival the 10th inst.
on Pogueand Sons lot instead of Public
Hall as previously announced, ifstormy
the next fair evening.
The students who reed the highest
averages for the month Of May were
Amos. E. Gillespie, Thomas B. Shan.
non, I. f. Hindman, and r. II. Nc
Cullough.
The X. G. Z festival and bazaar at
Port Deposit is in full blast. appro-
priating three evenings this week
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, to
the work.
The name of the Columbia and
Port Deposit Railroad. under its new
organization and management. has
been changed to Port Deposit Rail
way Company.
The peach packing houses of the
peninsula are closing. The peach
crop of that famous peach growing
section is total failure and no
mistake this time.
The June sociable of the Young
Ladies' Home Mission Circle has
been postponed one week and will be
held on Friday evening, June 18th at
the home of Miss Lizzie Stephens.
The twenty second annual conven-
ton of the Diocese of Easton met al
Easton, OIL Wednesday. The delegates
P. Uhler; Elkton. r. c. Mackall; North
East, III. S. Coudon.
The Walter A. Wood Harvesting
Machines lead the market. Mr.. VIM
Brown sells them in Rising Sun
The advantage farmers have in deal
ing with him is, that he is correct
business man.
For the week ending Saturday, May
oath there were shipped over the Della
ware railroad AT car loads of straw
Observation-Disclosures Era
Didn't some of the berries come fro d
the south side of the Chesapeake!
David A. Taylor IS year old boy
and one of the DEVILS chickens. threw
rotten eggs at the band while paradine
the streets of Cherry Hill on Monday
and was sentenced to the House o
Correction on Tuesday morning by
Squire Scott.
The high priced mastiff dog pur-
chased to guard the Second Nationa
Bank at Elkton in q test case insti-
tuted by Homer the night Waterman
provey to be an arrant coward, ant
Horner has discharged his canine
help in disgust.
All the public schools in this county
18Th 1ha axoaDtion of that in EIktOn