The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-12-25

cAuUs tU-AA0kAVWt 1Vtus ~ GlAtons
Levi c. Bird, Of Wilmington, Del,
has purchased the farm containing 217
acres, Of the late Thomas McIntire,
situated southeast of EIkton, for SIS, 80.
The little buds who comprise the
Morling Juvenile Temple held Bazaar
in the town Hall on Tuesday night
which wasn't an entire success in point
of patronage.
Christmas oysters to day at Roberta.
| Miss Annie NJ. Golibarr, aged 10
years, daughter of the late Joseph and
Mary Golibaft, of this county. died at
Eldersburg, Carroll county, Nd, on
Sunday, the 18th inst.
The Alliance initiated one member,
and received application for member
ship of others at Its Tuesday nights
meeting. The dark foggy night and
the grip kept many of the members at
home.
George w. Cruikshank, Esq. of Elk
ton, has been appointed to clerk
ship in the Mouse Of Representatives,
at Washington. The appointment was
obtained through Representative
Stump. The salary is about $1,000.
The ladies Of Hopewell M. e. Church
will hold an oyster supper at Wood
lawn, Thursday, Dec, 81 from TO 8
O'Clock, also ice cream and cake for
sale. Proceeds for the benefit of the
parsonage fund. III stormy, the next
night.
The state convention of fourth class
postmasters to which our Rising Sun
P. M. has been elected as delegate
commences at IL o 'clock December 10Th
at the post Office building, Annapolis,
Md, when National Delegates will be
ielected to meet in Washington, JAN,
18th, 1892.
! Families supplied with oysters by
the quart or gallon fresh from the shell
by Roberts.
McClenahan & Bro. ofthe granite
quarries, received warning from their
agent in Philadelphia to look out for
a crank who had stone crusher to dis
pose Of and had threateningly said II
they did not buy one, he had way of
making them. Detectives are on the
look for him.
In compliance with the Act Of
Assem- bly,, Judges Wickes and Stump,
of the Circuit Court, have reappointed
Frank b. Everist, George Biddle and
Jesse A. Kirk the board Of school COM
missioners for Cecil county. to serve for
two years from the 1st of January, 1892,
or until their successors shall qualify.
Mrs. Elenora Heatzig, wife Of Vim.
/ B. Heatzig, of Elkt0n, died Tuesday
morning after Q short illness from
which Mr.. Hestzir was the heaviest
loser. She was born near Chemnitz,
Saxony, Germany, and came to this
country With her husband IN lso6.
The death OF Francis G Psrke ut
ECoatsville, Pa, occurred recently. He
~ as lOrmeriy memoer q sne nrm OF
years carried ON an ; rom Mill MI ns:r
lIGewantown, Cecil county. He was q
Eaon of the late Francis Parke of West
Chester and brother OF Brig. Gen.
1onn y. FarAe' oni1ed states army.
Joseph Booth. q well known market
gardner ana manuiacturer OF ice cream.
Elkton, Sunday morning, after long
illness. He was in the eighty. first
Of Robin Hood. near the citv of BoIton.
Lancashire county. England. He
landed IN Philadelphia when nineteen
years o. d.. =.
his aca and nn,r r ,rish;n a Usst ,H s
months has he been incapacitated from
experimenting work ON the place. He
was charter member Of the Elkton
strange Fasrons OF HusDandry.
A fire Saturday evening ON the
Taynter's Rest farm, belonging to A.
Z. Crockett, situated near Cecilton,
destroyed the barracks, containing
about twenty tons of hay. A
carriage house was attached to the
barracks, which contained the farm
ling Implements. This was also de-
ans o .; h Dululnss ms sa
The Are ia thonoht ~ have or;oinated
from q spark from the chimney of the
house. The loss is a serious one, as
there is no insurance.
christmas stews and cbr,stnas fr,es
a. Roberts,
~ w. McVey whose iarm 10 near
oyimar, 10 preparing 10 ouiio hne
oara oUx1U ieet, WIN modern con-
veniences. a portable mil VIII saw