The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
MINOR LOCALS


The Mccullough Iron Works al
North East have resumed operations
Read E. r. Bufington's announce
mint in reference to Brussels carpet
Geo. O. Carey. editor of the North
East Star, attended The funeral oil
his father at Easton, on Saturday.
Chesapeake City cannery is con-
tracing for tomatoes for $500 ton
which is about Is cents busheI.
The George Johnston monument
fund started by the Cecil Democrat
had S35 subscribed last Saturday.
Samuel Leedom willgo in partner
ship in store keeping with Bay ard
Taylor at Rock Springs, in the
spring.
Edward b. Mcdowell, of Como.
wingo, moved to Chester last Mon
day. r. z. Mcdowell occupied the
house vacated.
The barn on the farm of Harry
Chandler, at Hamorton, Pa, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on Thursday
night last 5th inst.
Choice bivalves at Heagy's to-day.
Come andlsee.
John S. Writ. ESQ.,. will deliver a
lecture in the Friends Normal
School building on next Friday
evening, the 10th inst.
j. S. Addison residing at Stone
Run Mills died on Thursday morning
at his residence He had been in
i'll health for some time.
A very pretty linen dance was held
at the residence of John ]. Williams,
st. Augustine. last Thursday week
What can s'linen dance' mean ?
George Hines died at John
Williams near Reeder's Corner on
Sunday last, and was buried at
Ebenezer M. E. Church Cemetery on
Tuesday.
The Little Cleaners" will give an
entertainment. at the home of Mrs.
James A. DAVIS. Port Deposit Tues.
day, the 18th of this month. Admis
sion To- cents.
A very pleasant birthday surprise
was given in honor of Carl McLane,
by his many friends, at his home, in
Cherry Hill, on Saturday evening,
March 7th.
Mackerel, 8 for ten cents nice, and fat
at Nichols Bros.
VIM. j. Jones, attorney, sold a.
the Court House on Tuesday Sd inst,
the VIM. Waring farm containing IS
acres, near Colora, to Chas E. Moore,
for $4,260.
Mrs. Amanda Chamberlin, an aged
lady was found dead in her bed early
on Friday morning last at her home
on Elder street, Elkton Death re-
suited from heart disease.
Miss Tillie McInt:re, daughter of
the late Samuel McIntire, died at
the residence of her brother, Thos.
McIntire near Elkton on Monday
last of consumption ageo 33.
J.F. Cummings ESQ.,, of Pilottown
purchased of L. Marshall Haines.
trustee, tract Of land containing
about so acres. He will put force
of men to cut off the timber in the
spring.
John E. Wilson has been appoint
ed Judge Advocate of the Depart
ment Of Maryland, G., A R.. with
the rank oil Colonel, on the staff of
Col. Jos G. Hill. Departmental
Commander.
The remains of Mrs. Ellis Howard
(nee Egsn) Of Malvern. Pa, were
brought to R sing Sun on the train
on Thursday and buried at Friends
West Nottingham Cemetery. I. r.
Taylor undertaken.
David @. Bentz and Annie E.
Gillespie. both of 9Th district. were
married on last Thursday evening by
the Rev John Squier. They were
given reception and supper by Mrs
Bentz the mother of the groom.
Timothy v Rose, we'll known
citizen of this county, residing near
Bay View died at the residence oil
his sister in law. at Humesville
Bucks county. Pa, on the stll OF
March in the 74tb year of his age
: The board of examining surgeons
of the Pension Department for this
county, Drs. Wqrrall, lamar and
Roman have been ordered to repor,
for duty in Baltimore on Mondays
and Fridays and alternate Saturdays
OF each week.
DIR. E. T. Miller. of Cross Plains. Wis.
has expressed the opinion that fol
obstinate cases of syphilis and scrofula
Ayers Sarsaparilla is unquestionably
the most effective remedy known to
pharmacy. Wonderful cures hav,
resulted from its use.
The roads between Calvert and
Oxford are said to be almost impass
able. Mud you know. The small
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of turnpik
ing done about the Sun has made q
great Improvement in the roads ii
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