The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12
Friday, Feb IL. 1892.
MINOR LOCALS

last week and this. They are IN.
desirable visitors.
The latest Improvement rumor i
that a paper mill is to be built al
Porter's Bridge in the spring.
Sarah Peterson has sold her farm
in the Fourth district, near Cherry
Hill, to Jethro A. McCauley, of thai
village.
1t is reported that S. D. Mccullough
of North East proposes to sell out
his livery. He has been in thai
business for several years.
The marriage of Miss Auna Belle
Burlin of Port Deposit and Mr.
Thomas j. Davis of Chestertown was
consummaled on Wednesday.
At four o'clock on Friday notice
was posted on the bulletin board at
the Mccullough Iron Works, NORTH
East, that work would beNresumed.
The Rev. / L. Wood, Ph D., will
preach in the NJ. E Church in Rising
Sun Dexth Sabbath the 18th inst, at
1890 a. N. Public cordially invited
Mr.. Allen Falls, of Port Deposit
on Monday purchased the saloon in
the Hollow, Elkton, owned by Mr..
Andrew Spittle and lately conducted
by him.
Mr.. David Il Armstrong of Port
Deposit has been elected secretary oil
the Southern Building and Loan
Association which has a branch in
that town.
Harry McCauiey is painting the
new Buckley house on South Queen
street in this town, and Samuel Ryan
and Sons are pushing the building
to completion.
The Zion post office has been moved
from Carhart & Co.'S. store to the
residence of Mrs. A. e. Johns. The
post Office has been at Carhart's store
thirty years or more.
Excepting the forge. all depart
ments Of the Mccullough Iron Co 8
Works at Narrh East are shut down,
Some OF the hands are prospecting
for other feds of labor.
Col. Hcga, OF Cecil Manor, is not
satisfied with his paiatial mansion
built last year. and has force OF
carpenters from Baltimore making
some alterations in the house.
The Columbia and Port Deposit
railroad company is filling up the
dock opposite the depot, Port De
post, and it is their intention in the
near future to Law track down to
the end of McClenahan & Bros
wharf
Mortimer Whitehead, lecturer of
the National Grange is engaged to
deliver lecture the last week of this
month in the.L ondongrove, Oxford,
RusselvilIe and Fairview School
house, in Highland township, Ches.
ter county. That is long name for
school house.
VIM. j Gibbons. who was convict
ed OF burning one Of the Du Pont
barns, was placed in the pillory at
New Castle, for one hour in the
morning before about $50 people.
In the afternoon he was publicly
whipped at the whipping post on
Saturday, Jan. 80.
A. j. Kitchener fell from a wagon
on Saturday last week and severely
Injured one of his limbs which had
previously been broken and the frac
ture not properly reduced He is
going on crntches and will not be
able to ''rnn around" in his usual
active manner for sometime his
friends fear.
The American Long Distance
Telephone Company will run a line
to Elkton on the poles of the new
line of the Cecil Telephone Company
from Rising Sun to Leslie and place
public long distance phone in Elk
ton, thus connecting Cecil county
with allthe cities from Portland, Me-.
to Youngstown, Ohio.
William Miller, harness maker,
of Elkton, cut his throat with razor
early Tuesday morning at the
residence of his nepew. Samuel J.
Miller, in Wilmington. Del. He died
from the effects of the wound Mr..
Miller was unmarried, fifty years old
and had been in i'll health.
For headaches. biliousness, con-
stipation, dizziness, sleeplessness.
the blues, scrofula. and ali skin erup.
tions and the blond DR.. Fenner's
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Toaic, never fails, Warranted to
satisfy or money refunded. Could
this be afforded ( the Remedy wasn't
certain For sale by Dir. L. r.
Kirk and all deelers.
In our aotice last week of the sale
of the manufacturing plant at Colora
It was stated that II. II. Haines one
of the as-ignees of the Waring Manu-.
featuring Go. bad purchased the
property MIR Haines purchased the
property on his own individual
account and not as one of the
trustees.
A remarkable snake etoru will no