The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-06
COU TY NEWS
Friday, March 6. 1891.
MINOR LOCALS

There are 81 public school houses
in Cecil county.
The present week has been tAt
s.ormiest and most disagreeable o
TIE winter.
Jas. A. Davis & Son are removing
t.eir lumber from Port Deposit tc
North East.
Cards are out for the marriage of Bude
Burns and Miss Eleanor Adeline Old
ham, of Leslie, on the 18th instant.
Mr.. John B. Lyon, son of the late
Andrew Lyon died suddenly or
Wednesday evening Feb. rs. at Por,
Deposit.
Mr.. VIM. E. Bromwell, son of DR.
r. 3. Bromwell, of Port Deposit, has
been appointed chemist in one of The
departments at Washington.
The John Brown farm at Vinegar
Hill has been purchased by Tobias
Brown, one of the heirs. who will
occupy the place in the spring.
Where to buy carpets, at E. p. Buff
fington's.
Reynolds & Bros canning factory
formerly of Port) at Havre de Grace
is running full force, having large
orders to fill for this seasons packing
The "bone mill" at Colora has
been started up to work up the raw
material on hand When the raw
cultivator material is to be worked
up we have not learned.
A car Of a freight train jumped the
track above Oxford on Monday
morning which delayed the train from
Philadelphia, it arriving at the sta
ton at this place an hour late.
The Rising Sun W. IT U. Will meet
at Mrs. Anna Reynolds on Wednesday
March 11th at 230 p M. The change
in the day is due to the inability of the
president to be present on Thursday.
Samuel Brown. an old citizen
formerly of the Sixth district of Cecil
count. died the 22d Of February. at
Miss Mary M. Keesley's. West Not
tingham township. Chester county.
The W. G. T. U. festival held in the
town hall on last Friday night was
seriously interfered with By bad weather
Notwithstanding this meteorological
drawback the venture melted about $25
Cutler with his little Ratchet is still
looking for the fellow who sent him
the bogus telegram informing him OF
the death of his sister who is attend.
ing medical lectures in Philadelphia.
At the term of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county. last week, the follow
ing cases were removed to Cecil county
court: Jesse Hewes and Ann A Hewes
vs. P. W & B r. r. Smith & Allen,
VS.. Harrison Hooper.
The Home Mission Circle will hold
an orange sherbet sociable at Mrs. J. +
McCullough's on Friday evening
March 9th. All members will please
come prepared to pay dues as a report
is due the conference treasurer.
Mr.. Augustus Bromfcld. of Rising
Sun, recently sold to a Philadelphia
dealer pair oscattle of his own rails
ing which weighed 4170 pounds
Gus, why didn't you tell US about
those big steers before you sent them
away?
Remember that Ayers Cherry
Pectoral has no equal as specific fol
colds, coughs, and all affections of the
throat and lungs For nearly half 9
century 1t has been in greater demand
than any other remedy for pulmonary
complaints. All druggists have it fol
sale.
The winners Of Demorest Medals
In this county are making arrange
ments to hold gold medal contest
eight silver medals having been wor
by contestants, entities them u 4
rvnld s,naAnl n4pt1ak
The Colora Y numbers about II
members.
Mr.. l. N. Mills is to resign BIZ
position as superintendent of the
Delaware division of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad. The older people o
this section of the county will remem
Der Mr.. Mills as agent at Perryvill,
of the P. w. & B. R. R., long befor,
and during the war.
Buffington's choice coffee still con
tinues to lead.
The firm of Davis. Keys Co., ha
dissolved partnership. The bushes
will be continued under the firn
Of Keys & Miller. Mr.. D. has be
come a banker and entered the plu
tocratic class. 1t will take lon,
time to spoil him though w. T. w