The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-01-09
N TY N E WIS.
Friday, Dan. 8 1891.
MINOR LOCALS

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evening.
A dancing party was given at Mr.
Enoch Noyes near Pert Deposit OF
New Years night
Love Feast services will be held in
the M. E. church next Sunday Jan. II
$50 a. M. All welcome.
Twen'y-nine marriage licenses
were issued last month BY the clerk
OF the county court.
A steam engine has been sub
stituted for horse power at the paper
mill ferry at Conowingo.
A black horse with white feet and
tip phaeton were stolen from Charles
Moore Of Oxford on Tuesday night
Tie members of Rev j. P. Otis
congregation made him present OF
the Century Dictionary as Christ
mas Gift.
A hot plate of Heagy's oysters is very
appetizing this cold weather.
That dreaded ia grippe, 'has again
appeared in some sections of Hartford
county, and many people are suffer
ing fir. IN it.
Lewis & Price, the Smyrna phos
plate manufacture, have failed.
Liabilities estimated at $4,000;
assets unknown.
The sporting boys of Rising Sun had
clay pigeon shooting match Thursday
afternoon, on the base ball grounds in
DR.. Dare's field.
The County Commissioners, School
Commissioners and Orphans Court
will hold their regular monthly meet
ings on Tuesday next.
The directors of Cecil National
Bank have declared se.ni-annual
dividend of six per cent. Better
business than farming.
Bertha Lawrence, youngest daughter
of Sarah w. Lawrence, died suddenly
of pneumonia at her home in Port
Leposit on Tuesday last week.
A social dance party was given by
Christie Jack, at the old Griffey home
stead, at Griffey's crossroads in the
Seventh district. on Tuesday night Of
last week.
The net receipts from the St.
Johns NJ Il. entertainment, Lewis
vile, Christmas eve, we're $3l. This
sum will be invested in books for the
s. 5. library.
Mr.. Enoch Noyes, of Port Deposit,
has accepted the appointment as
Statistical Correspondent Of the u.
S. Department of Agriculture, for
Cecil county.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Peninsula Horticultural Society will
meet at Easton, Talbot county, on
Tuesday. the 10Th inst, and asst two
or three days.
John M. Hall, who resides in Media,
father of Mrs. Stephen Reynolds. fell
on the ice about two weeks ago and
broke one of his hip bones. His con-
dition is reported as being very critical.
The following officers were elected
by the Rising Sun Cornet Band, on
Saturday night, for the ensuing term.
of six months: Leader, F P. Bird;
President, C. It. Snyder; Secretary, J.
F. Nc lure; Treasurer. W. L. Ryan.
Rev. w. L s. Murray d. D. will
preach in james, NJ. E. Church this
town next Sunday 7s0 p N. and hold
the fourth quarterly conference on
Monday 18th inst, at Up. m. A full
attendance is desired, let every member
be present with his report.
Miss Emma Wilson one of the
teachers of Port Deposit pubic
school was buried at Hopewell on
Tuesday. Her death was caused by
cancer of the stomach. She had
been sufferer for long time.
Planned oysters, fried oysters, or
roasted oysters at Heagy's.
The Democrat says THE driver
of a sleigh should sit on the left hand
side"
Not so friend. He should sit on
the right. hold the lines with the
right hand and the girl with the left.
James Bremen, hoy 10 wears ID
was struck by an express train at the
Red Mill crossing below Elkton on
Thursday Of last week and was
thought at the time to have been
fatally hurt, but we harm that he is
likely to recover.
Daniel Bratton. Esq, sod at Trus
tees sale. at the Court House, on
Tuesday, the real estate of the late
Samuel Gillespie. in Warwick. con-
sisting of 25 acres of land the tavern