The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-06-12
Friday, June AZ, 1891.
MINOR LOCALS


for ia few days, few days."
John Meekins of North East has
b zen granted an increase of pension.
Don't forget the festival tonight
and to morrow night on Pogue's
Lawn.
Preparations are being made for
grand celebration of the 4th of July
at North East.
B. P. Nichols & Bro, have placed
a wide awning over the front of their
new addition.
VIM. Brown is erecting a Eureka
wind mill for Jos. S. Pogue at his
residence on Cherry st.
There will be no preaching at
Sylmar on the 14th, but on the follow
ing Sabbath, 21st inst, at B p. m.
Mr.. George Derrickson OF the First
district, lost valuable two year old
standard bred colt from lock jaw last
week.
Mr.. A. L. Duyckinck has dug up the
maple tree in his front yard. Tue
tree had grown too large for the space
allotted to it.
Remember Heagy has delicious
salt water oysters.
Child-en's Day in the Rock Run
PRESBYTERIAN Church was postponed
from Sunday, the 9TH, until Sunday,
the l4th next.
Street Brown has resigned as
ticket agent at Colora. Mr.. Brown
has been agent at that station since
the road was built.
The store of r. L. Thomas at North
East was entered by burglars. on
Thursday night last week, and robbed
of about 5000 worth of goods.
Saml. P. Ryan & Son have the
contract TO build Rosebank NJ. E.
Church and will commence work on
it directly, as the English say.
Thee. Garvin & Son have complet-
ed the addition to j. S. Pogue's new
residence on Cherry street, which
makes it commodious dwelling.
The scholars of the Friends Nor
NAL Institute are preparing for their
annual commencement, and are deli
gently practicing the "college yell"
Rosebank NJ. f. Sunday school
has about so members, Mr.. VIM.
Griffith is superintendent. He has a
corps of able and earnest teachers.
Barnes & Hartenstine have just
received second supply of choice
Hungarian, German Millet, and
Japan Buck wheat seed, all now in
season.
Mr.. Charles Armstrong, who has
been proprietor of the Falls Hotel.
Elkton, since last December, has
sold out to H. T. Miller, of Harris
burg, Pa.
Mr.. John q. Dean and Miss Annie
Hodge of North East are to be
married on Tuesday next, ceremony
to take place il the M. E. Church at
A o'clock.
The West Nottingham base ball
club defeated the Barren Ridge boys
last Saturday, by score of 16 to T..
Batteries were Conner and Gillespie;
Harris and Dare.
George E. Stengle, son of Rev.
Adam Stengle, of Port Deposit. and
formerly connected with the Cecil
Wing. will start a weekly paper at
Port Deposit, on July /.
The MIDLAND JOURNAL acknowledg.
es the receipt of invitation cards
from Prof. Conner to attend the l50th
commencement of West Nottingham
Academy, on Thursday June IS.
Last Saturday was Democrat day.
And such day 300 votes were
polled at Rising Sun the biggest
primary ever held in the Sixth-it
was field day for whiskey you bet.
The members of the Band promise
that their festival this and to. morrow
evenings shall be the biggest yet, and
are making extensive preparations
for the accommodation of the crowds
which they expect.
Ice cream and strawberries-enjoy
the luxury while it lasts. Heagy
serves them in fine style.
Members of Rising Sun Alliance
should not fail to attend the meeting
to morrow. Mr.. Noyes will report
the proceedings of the legislative
meeting which met in Baltimore on