The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-10-16
MINOR LOCALS

Attention is called to S. T. Wiley's
assortment of winter goods in another
co'amn.
Tie youngest child of Lewis
Abfshams of Port Deposit died last
week Of diphtberia.
The prospective Catholic Church is
coming in view on the horizon. A
pile of sand has been placed on the
church lot.
Our old friend Thos. Fassett Of
Calvert is a brother of j. s. Fassett,
the republican nominee for governor
of New York.
Miss Lille Brown has been
appointed teacher of the public
school at Zion in place Of Carrie
Campbell resigned.
The cold wave which put in an
appearance on Sunday night and lasted
through Tuesday was reminder that
we are on the edge Of winter.
Heagy has sold his oyster saloon to
Lloyd Roberts. possession given Dec
ember LIST. Till then Heagy will con-
tinue to serve oysters in every style.
Mr.. j. Granville Richards will dis
pose of his farm stock and farm i'm
plements in short time and make
Rising Sun the place of his future
residence.
Mr.. S. Ryan has the contract for
building double dwelling on the
Buckley lot between the Passmore
building and the house now occupied
by Mrs. Keilholtz and Mr.. Pomroy.
Frank Conway sold on Saturday
last his livery stable in Oxford, Pa,
to W. K. Keiholtz of Rising Sun, for
Zone statement says $4,000 and an.
other 100000. The latter will take
possession April 1st.
The new N. E. Church at Calvert
will be dedicated Sunday, October
25th. DR.. George E. Reed, presi-
dent of Dickinson College, will preach
the dedicatory sermon. Other
ministers will be present.
The best season in ten years is re-
ported by the Mccullough Iron Co.,
at North East and Rowlandville. All
the mills ere running full time and
improvements being made to the
works at the former place.
The next reunion of Battery B,
First Maryland Artillery, will be.held
at Rising Sun, on the first Saturday
of October, 1892. Company e. of
the same regiment (Purnell's Legion)
will join the Battery on that occasion.
Mrs. Banks of Hollidayburg, Pa, and
her daughter; Mrs. J. B. Ewing are
visiting Miss Lizzie Briscoe.
Miss Ruth A. Sutton who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. F. Brown,
returned to her home in Ocean Grove
last Wednesday.
Bass fishing is now at its best in
the Susquehanna, and those fond OF
INDUCING in The favorite sport of
Izaak Walton pay frequent visits to
the favorite fishing grounds. Near
the junction of the Octoraro is good
place.
Mr.. s. Fl. Miller near Elkton has
finished his canning season, and has
stored in his sheds sixteen hundred
cases of tomatoes. Mr.. Miller has
received an order from a Minnesota
firm for one thousand cases at the top
of the market price.
The annual meeting ofthe Women's
Christian Representation was held
at Zion, on the 9th inst. Mrs j. R,
Milligan was elected president.
Addresses were made by Mrs. j. K,
Barney national superintendent Of
prison and police work.
Planned, stewed and fried are the
customary mode of serving the bivalve
at Heagy's.
While Constable Samuel NJ. Brick.
ley and wife, we're driving along the
road near Rising Sun on Thursday of
last week the wagon broke down,
throwing Mr.. Brickley underneath
the horses heels. He was seriously
kicked about the head and shoulders
and had his collar bone broken.
Alexander's army knew no defeat
The same is true of DR.. Fenner's
Golden Relief. II is warranted tc
relieve toothache, headache or any
other pain in to minutes. Also
summer complaints, collie, lin people
and horses), diarrh@a. dysentery and
flux If satisfaction not given money
returned. For sale by DR.. L. r
Kirk and all dealers.