The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-07
Friday, Dec. z. 1883
MINOR LOCALS

on "wednesday evening.
The December Term Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil County will begin ON Monday
next.
Mias May Keilholtz daughter of Mr..
J. Keilholtz is visiting her sister i'll
Philadelphia.
The Rising Sun W. c. T. u will
meet at Mrs. Oyerholt's Thursday Dec.
18th at 2:3O p. M.
Plaid cloths reduced from Csc. to
55c. ct Ankrim's.
Our popular vocalist, Miss Rhoda V.
Wilson, intends going to Phila. weekly to
continue lessons in vocal music.
Mr.. G. Orris Bechtel, son of Prof. Bechtel
Of Nottingam, who is at present at Prince
ton College, has been spending his holiday
at his home.
The Rising Sun NJ. E. Sunday School
will hold an entertainment in the
town hall on the evening of the 18th
of December.
Misses Maggie Maxwell Of Principle and
Mary Bechtel of Nottingham gave a very
pleasant surprise to Miss Ella Jenness, on
Tuesday 4th inst.
Mr.. Lawson Tosh remembered the
MIDLAND Office with q basket of nice
apples for which the printers return
spontaneous thanks.
Loyal Legion meets tomorrow. A
small temperance library has been
secured for the children, books will be
given out at next meeting.
Hats and caps for sale by Wiley
and Fryer. 7dec3t.
There will be meeting of the Man.
ayers of the Cecil County Agricultural
Society at their room in Odd Fellows
Hall next Tuesday.
T. Braden Gillespie and David P.
Cameron assignees. will close out the
store goods of Stephen Lynch at public
auction on the Goth and 22d of Dec.
A. b. Keen has a couple of daisy
bob sleds ready for the first snow he
wants to sell very cheap for the cash !.
Penn Shade has already trapped
two dozen musk rats, thirteen pole
cats, two o'possums and a number
of rabbits.
A young lady has furnished sketch
of the memorial bazaar which reaching
us too late for this week will appear
in our next She will accept thanks
for her contribution.
J. H Hebble will sell at public sale
at his steam saw mill near West Not
tingham on Thursday 18th inst large
lot of oak and poplar lumber, also yoke
of oxen and pair of mules.
Miss Cora Logan Of Rowlsndyille
and Gus Porter of Ca, are to be
married on the goth inst. in the M.
P. Church at that place.
Miss Mary L. Karsner, sister of
DR.. W. G Karsner, died at her
home in Chesapeake City on Friday
after an illness of some weeks.
The Rev. Barrlger's church at
Colora has been purchased by Rev.
M. Stead of Wilmington who is con-
Quoting services in the building.
A few pieces of fine cloths yet at
Ankrim's. reduced from Soc. to 45c.
The Golden Eagles OF Harmony Castle
will give grand fair in the Hall during
Christmas week which promises to be the
largest thing of the kind ever held here.
Wishing to close out our stock
we offer our entire lot Of millinery
goods at cost.
OLEvIA KEILHoLrz. 7dec2t
The ladies of West nottingham
Presbyterian Church will give an
oyster supper in the chapel on Tues.
day and Wednesday evens. 18th and
10th inst.
Where is the o. c. L. 8. c.? We haven'i
heard from it fer some time. Has it been
consigned to the countless institutions Of the
past? We would be obliged if the Secretary
would report.
Goyernor jackson has been petit
oned to pardon Martha Butler, who
was sent to the House Of Correction
by Justice Scott of Elkton several
weeks ago.
Eddie Fordyee a small boy who lives
ct Joseph roshe's broke his leg on
Wednesday. al Monroe school house
while playing in the yard by falling
with It under him. DR.. Cr0theTs at
tended the sufferer.
Mr.. Frank Gillespie who will soon have
the title of M. D. from University of Penna
spent q few days last week with his friends