The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-11-28
COU NTY n WIS.
Friday, Nov. 2s. 1890.
MINOR LOCALS

tue OH utSCTIcJ got no jurors ~
d wing for the December term Of
ccnit, while the 7tb gets ten.
7 Mt. Ararat Improvement Com.
pany have declared dividend of 6
per cent on their Happy Valley ven
ture the first season.
The annual revival meetings are
being held at the NJ. f. Church,
Rising Sun, and Presbyterian Church
at West Nottingham.
Rev. Isaac Jewell will preach in
Strawbridge NJ. E. Churca. Baltimore
next Sunday 1890 a. N. and make a
Missionary at 3 p. N.
Ohio Johnson, son of ex Sheriff
johnson, has been employed as train
dispatcher at Roanoke, on the Nor
folk and Western r. r.
A convention of the Christian
Endeavor Society of Cecil County
met Friday afternoon and evening at
West Nottingham church. &
The American Mechanics marched
in a body TO the M e Church. Port
Deposit on Sunday morning last, where
Rev Mr.. Otis addressed them.
Will be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Garter 3 Little Liver Pills.
Thousands of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
The electric light plant al Port
Deposit will be commenced this week
Two large dynamos will take the place
of those destroyed by the recent fire.
r. E. McClenahan, wife and son,
Of Port Deposit, have gone on a trip
through the West to Portland,
Oregon, and thence to San Francisco.
Rev. A. r. Brown will preach in
James NJ. E. Church in this town
next Sunday 1890 am. Revival
services at 7 80 p. m. I. Jewell pas.
tor.
Harry NJ. Davis, young lawyer,
500 of Cashier I'D Davis of the
Second National Bank Of Eikton. has
hung out his legal shingle in Will
mington.
The condition of James NJ. Evans,
Judge of the Orphans Court, who
has been confned to his bed for
many weeks, is reported somewhat
improved.
The creamery at Chesapeake City
will be sold at public auction, Dec.
9Th. The concern will be offered as
a whole and if not sold the parts will
be offered separately.
The boat building BUSINESS seems
to prosper exceedingly, Of the Messrs.
Debert, at Elk Landing near Elkton.
They have rented another wharf and
will enlarge their business.
John Rittenhouse, nearZion, while
attending circular saw in cutting
his winter firewood, struck his hand
against the saw badly decorating his
fingers and inflicti pg a painful
wound.
Branch Ne. 8, National Order OF
Prosperity was organized in North
East last week. Samuel NJ. Allen
was elected Past President; j. L.
Moore, Secy.. and ]. H. McCracken.
Treas.
3. Kennard Blake has sold his farm,
near Childs station, in the third district,
TO John Y. Daniel, of Bucks county.
Pennsylvania, for $500. The farm
contains so acres, and the price paid
was at the rate OSLO per acre.
Six grog shops are preparing to com
mence the manufacture of goods in
their line in Elkton ON December first,
when thrift and prosperity, which the
saloon advocates say has been long
absent, will return to that town.
A new time table went into effect
on the P b. c. Division r. R, on
Monday last. The. evening train
from Baltimore to Oxford which has
heretofore arrived at Rising Sun at
7:Ol now leaves here at 6:41.
Cards are ont for the marriage of
Mr.. Joseph Lynch, of Philadelphia,
TO Miss Alice Haines, a young lady
of Charlestown, in this county, which
will take place at the bride elects
residence on December the first.
Four grog shops in the 9th district
ought to bring about that prosperity
the voters for license used to preach
up. The Sixth will doubtless bios
som like the roses, and You win find
the blossoms on the buns noses.
William Jenness and Theo. S
Kirk while blowing In The neighbor-
hood of Colora turned up sma!l
rusty tin box which on examination
contained three cent pieces and $
cent. The treasure find was more