The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-01-23
Friday, Jan. 23 1891.
MINOR LOCALS

JODn II ammerSWfLu mas iShuS'
his farm TO Morris Reeder.
frees and shrubs were gemmed II
ic. crystals on Sunday and Monday
flcCIenahan Brothers are filing al
the wharf opposite the Port Deposit .
Columbia Railroad.
Oysters in the soup at Heagys.
The depot at Childs station on The
B. & o. was entered one night las
week by cutting out the lock.
The Rising Sun w. @. T. U. vii
meet at Mrs. Hannah Truman's or
Thursday Jan Goth at 2.3O p. NJ.
February 14th is St. Valentines
Day. Greenbacks arc our choice fol
valentines. Send them in friends.
The Board of stewards of james NJ
E. Church are earnestly requested tc
meet at VIM. w. Carriers this evening
friday at 7.30 p. nj. sharp.
Carroll Abrahams, the only child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard L. Abrahams Of
Port Deposit died suddenly of scarlet
fever on Sunday morning last
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Newark, Del. has secured ex-
Governor John P. st. John, to lecture
there some time next month on pro-
hibition.
Jacob H. Kidd died on Sunday last
at his residence near Lombard in his
65th year. The funeral was held on
Thursday. Interment at Rosebank
Cemetery.
Mr. Nevin o. McVey of Zion and
Miss Sallie A Clement ofNew London,
Pa, were married on January 18th, by
Rev.C. w. Langley at the NJ. e. par
sonage, New London.
A license to keep saloon at Singerly
Station on the B. & q. railroad was is
sued on Friday last to James II. Dren-
men of Elkton. Mr.. Drennen opened
the saloon on Saturday.
Mr.. R. T. G. Crouch superintendent
Of the Eikton Stock Farm will start on
Feb. 4th for Kentucky with two car
loads of horses. Mr.. Crouch will attend
sales of horses in that state.
The case of Job Haines VS.. Smith
Campbell was argued in the Court
of Appeals las week by L. NJ. Haines
and r G. Tbackery for appellant, and
Albert Constable for appellee.
Mr.. H. J. Effing, barber, has pur-
chased one half of the double brick
building on Main street. Rising Sun,
in which he now resides and has his
barber shop, of Mr.. Job Haines.
Price $l1OO.
The following board of trustees OF
Port Deposit Presbyterian Church
has been elected to serve for the pre-
sent year. F. s. Everist. j. j. Buck,
j. Harvey Rowland, John Coulson
and w. K. Reckefus.
Candies-French mixed to taffy at
Heagy's
wilma school house was broken
into by tramps one of the cold nights
last week, where comfortable lodg-
ing and good fire were secured at the
expense to the county Of a broken
window and some wood.
That beautiful glossy sheen, so much
admired in hair, can be secured by the
use of Ayers Hair Vigor There is
nothing better than this preparation
for strengthening the scalp and keep
ing it free from dandruff and itching
eruptions.
Samuel Conover and Edward Nc
Elvaney, two of the boys who robbed
the store of Rutter Hess at Gap, Tan.
caster county. and sole the horse OF
Charles Moore from the Octoraro
House sheds. Oxford, two weeks ago,
are in Lancaster Jail.
Mrs. Ann 9. Rowland. widow Of the
last Benoni Rowland, died sudden
ly Wednesday morning Jan l4th at
the residence of Jonathan L Croth-
ers. near Zion, of heart disease, iD
the 76th year of her age. She was
buried at Rosebank cemetery Satur-
day.
Go to Barnes & Hartenstine for choice
winter wheat bran. 2Sj2t
The Samuel B. Mccullough farm,
in the eighth district. near Rock
Springs now occupied by J. SINNERS,
was sod on Monday at mortgagee's
sale, by Shockley & Smith, auoiio-
Ieers for VIM. j. Jones attorney.
1t was purchased by Sheriff j. A,
Boyd for S3,S25.
It is proposed to have Mrs. Bessie
S. Keefer of Canada who has high
reputation as speaker, deliver four
lectures, in this county in the interest
of the order of Good Templars
Thoao laotnree will he' daIivarcd under