The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-05
MINOR


heer granted an increase of pension
Judge Evans we are happy to learn
continues to improve. He is able to
stup some
The December term of tae Circuit
Court for Cecil county will meet on
Monday next.
Twenty five marriage licenses were
issued in this county during the month
of November.
Benjamin Kepner, of Philadelphia,
is about to organize stock company
to operate the quarry business in Port
Deposit.
The annual protracted meeting OF
Bethesda church in the 9Th district is
in progress. The meetings are spirited
and animated.
A heavy piece of iron ore from
the new mines on the ridge has been
on exhibition at Kinks drug store
for several days.
The regular monthly meetings OF
the County Commissioners, School
Commissioners and Orphans Court
will be held on Tuesday next.
The foot ball rusher is spotted with
patches and blood, his nose is mash
ed fat, his head is split open, and
his clothing is covered with mud.
Toddledy winks parties are coming
in vogue in our ne;ghboring town of
Port Deposit. The winks will soon be
reinforced by the take a smile party.
Joseph Rineer in attempting to jump
on hay wagon in Port Deposit on
Monday, fell and the wheel passed over
one of his hands, MASKING it very
badly.
A "camp fire" was held by Captain
Snow Post at Pleasant Grove yester.
day evening. DR.. Worrall of North
East was engaged TO deliver the adj
dress.
Nancy johnson is dead near ST. Mich
@ls Talbot county. at the Ieputed age
of years. There being no living
witnesses to rebuff the testimony it will
have to stand.
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VIM. A. Churchman, of Rising Sun,
Md, and Miss Sadie E. Brown of Ken
nett Square. Pa. were married by Rev.
Joseph Evans at West Chester, Pa, on
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. D L. Stevens of Woodlawn and
Miss Amanda G. Robinson of Hickory
Hill, Pa, were married on Nov. 18th
by Rev. 9. w. Langley at the M. E
parsonage, New London, Pa.
Impure well water is said to be the
cause of the typhoid fever which has
prevailed along the Mason and Dixon
line from the neighborhood of Oxford
east and west.
Samuel Smith of G onowingo, while
out ducking shot large gray eagle
which measured from tip to tip feet.
Gray eagles are not so common as
the bald variety.
All disorders caused by bilious state of
the system can be cured by using Carriers
Little Liver Pills. No pain, gripping or
discomfort attending their use. Try them.
Several large barns have been
burned by incendiaries this fall in
Delaware and on the eastern shore
peninsula, and nBmber OF animals
together with farylmplements.
Yesterday ey<hing a supper for the
benefit OF Hone and Foreign Missio.
nary Society of Port Deposit Pres
byteriaa Church was held at the re-
sidence of Mr.. Theodore j. Vanne-
man.
II would he good idea if our
Elkton contemporaries would have
the words "prominent citizen" logo
typed. They are in such constant
use it would come handy for the
printers.
The tenant house on David Cullen's
property, near Calvert, was burned
about 4 O'Clock Sunday morning
It was uDoccupied and suppose to
have been fred by an incendiary.
Loss about $500.
Mr.. 7. Dawson. son of Mr.. How
ard Dawson who resides in Chester
county was married on Wednesday
of last week to Miss Dougherty. a
daughter Of J. Wesley Dougherty OF
Lewisville, Pa
The Kaolin mining on Mr.. Silas
loves farm at Rock Springs which
promised so well last spring did not
hold out. The clay is in pockets and
overlap so thick that expense Of remov-
ing IL used up the profits. The clay is
of very superior quality.
J. G. Hindman. auct sold on Tuesday
last the real estate of the late DIR. e. H
Robertson, situated ? miles east Of Ris-
ing Sun. consisting of farm contain
ing 81 acres for $1,000; also lot con.