The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-06-30


week and the crop is reported good.
VIM. Brown has a fine lot of the
celebrated Walter A. Wood harvest.
ing machinery on his lot on Pearl
street.
Tuesday, July 4th, being legal
holiday the banks will be closed and
all notes maturing on that date will
be due the Sd.
A good deal of hay was exposed
to the heavy rains the early part of
this week, which must have received
considerable damage.
The Peninsula orchards give
promise of a tremendous crop of
peaches. The first step the growers
are most likely to take will be Cutting
the market with expenditures"
A lot of chaps returned from the
Tuesday night (misnamed) picnic at
Happy Valley last week roaring full
and noisy. That place promises to
be happy concern this summer.
Miss Laura B. Marshall and Mr..
Don W. Malambre of Baltimore were
married at the residence of the brides
parents, near Woodlawn, by the Rev.
s. A. Gayley, on Wednesday, June
21st.
A. L. Duyckinck & Co. are max
ing changes and improvements in
their warehouse at this place Gas
oline engine. elevators, fan, &C., will
be put in. When completed we will
tell all about it.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Singerly sold apromis
ing young mare from his Elkton stock
farm last week to his brother George
for $4,000. Crouch has been exercis.
ing her in harness till she can trot
mile in 22z. She is only three
year old.
Robert H. Kay, son of A. B. Kay,
of Cecil Paper Mills. a graduate of
West Nottingham Academy. attend
ed the entrance examinations OF
Lafayette college last week. He has
been admitted to the Sophmore class
in mining engineering,
Harry Brown who was an Elkton
boy, son of the late Joseph Brown,
died at Birmingham, Alabama recent
ly. The deceased was o brother of
Richard Brown of Port Deposit. He
was a machinist and engineer by
trade and very skillful workman.
The Epworth League OF Mt. Pleas
ant will hold festival at the church
near Colora. on Tuesday, July 4th.
and on Saturday, July 9Th. On July
4th they have arranged to give a
large display of freworks-about
1925 worth, An abundance of ice
cream, etc., (of ooursej.
A herd of COWS which belonged to
Mr.. Granville Lynch who farms the
place belonging to the heirs of Geo.
Haines, strayed from home and were
about the railroad depot at this place
on Sunday. They we're driven home
Monday forenoon. Rather a danger.
GUS place for COWS to be,
Four Port Deposit boys were sent
to Jail last week for violating the
town ordinance against going in
swimming within forbidden limits.
They refused to pay the fine and
were sent to Jail for 80 days. After
trying Jail life short time they con
cluded to pay the fine and costs
which amounted to % each.
The Democrat State Central Com
mittee assembled in Baltimore on
last week and selected Wednesday,
y
September a7tb, as the date for the
State convention which will assemble
at Baltimore VIM. S. Evans, =, @,
Rowland, and j. S. Benson are the
Central Committee members for this
county.
John c. Hindman takes charge of
Rising Sun post Office morrow,
July LIST. Saml. Hamblet0n retiring
Mr.. Hambleton has made most
competent, attentive and ehliaiug
T. NJ. None better eyer bad charge !
of the office, and he retires with the
good will of all the patrons.
John Mahan will commence, to.
morrow, carrying the Star mail
between Rising Sun and Port De.
post. stopping at several inferno.
mediate STARS on the route. It's
an all day and every day-sundays |
excepted-joh and John will earn
bis money, every cent of it and |
several more than he will gar.