The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-01-02


ance with veil of fog and mist over
her face.
The Detective Association meets
to morrow at 10 o'clock; turkey din.
ner at IL.
Don't forget the Farmers Alliance
meeting next Tuesday afternoon at
Port Deposit.
The ice cutters and haulers are at
work this week storing crystals for
next summers use.
The Rising Sun W. G. T. U. will
meet at Mrs j. G. Birds Thursday
Jan. 9th at $50 p. N.
Oliver G. Dorsey, Of Grubb's Cor
ner, had stroke of paralysis last
week, but is now convalescent.
The watch meeting bell ofthe M. E
Church rang a merry peal as the old
year departed and the new one entered
in.
Next week will be observed by the
churches as Week of Prayer, under
the recommendation of the Evangelical
Association.
Judge Evans has so far recovered
from his long and serious illness as
to be able to be out of the house a
short time at intervals.
JIG. Hindman of Rising Sun,
CeciPs leading auctionecr reports SO
sales called in the year 1890 and the
sale of 100000 worth Of property.
Newton Janney, young man en-
ployed at Providence paper mills had
one of his hands mashed on Wednes-
day last week, by being caught in the
rolls.
John w. Draper, resident of Elk
ton, was stricken with paralysis while
eating his breakfast. on Saturday morn
ing last. Mr.. Draper is about 80 years
of age.
Will positively cure sick headache and
prevent it's return. Carter's Little Liver
Pills. This is not talk, but truth. One
pill a dose. See advertisement. Small
dose. Small price.
Rising Sun Detective Association
annual meeting tomorrow at 10 o'clock
DIR. Dare and H. J. Briscoe were APP
.o....J orl;t:o~ $3.50. -; ktoo4 oe H.
Detective Association.
i The horse Of Mr.. Walter Richey.
Of. Pilot Town, got frightened and ran
away, one day last week, and com.
pletely demolished the buggy. No
further damage was done.
The young men of Elkton held
New Year hop in Odd Fellows Hall.
The committee was Albert Constable,
Jr., Herbert Litzenberg. Harry
Clemson and Victor NJ. Torbert.
On the night before Christmas about
p dozen worthless dogs attacked the
lock OF sheep belonging to J. N. Black,
81 Charlestown. and killed four of them
hnd worried the others to amount of
hbout $40 damage.
The remains of James Magraw
Galloway who died at Denver, Col.
|of typhoid fever on Dec. 25th, were
INFERRED at West Nottingham GENE
TRY on Wednesday. The deceased
was 20 years old.
w. J. Evans had sudden attack
bn Monday while at the breakfast
liable. which, though alarming by its
nddenness. fortunately. proved to be
tothing serious. He was about as
Usual the next day.
Quarterly Conference--Januarv Sd,
1t Harris; January 9Th. North East;
January 9th, Port Deposil; January
9TH Rising Sun and Mt. Pleasant;
Xnuary 18th. Hopewell and Zion;
january 10Th. Principle: January 10th.
fVherry Hill; January 26th, Elkton and
Newark. ~
Among the physicians who attend.
ed the experiments with the Koch
lymph in Philadelphia, recently was
DR.. r r. Crothers, of Colora The
doctor endeavors to keep up with
the times by investigating the new
discoveries in medicine.
The Misses Halle and vioIette
Haines who have couple of young
lady}friends visiting them from Oxford
gave an entertainment on New Years
Eve. About 20 young folks Of the town
were INVITED and the old years parting
was speeded and the new year welcom.
ed with music, dancing, games and
refreshments.
Walter Gillespie died at the resi-.
delce of his father, at Liberty Grove.
ont he evening of the 9th inst. ip
his 18th year. He was engaged as a
cletk with Logan and Brother at
Rowlandville. whentaken i'll. Funeral
services on Tuesday. Both ult., at Mt.
Pleasant NJ. E. Church, interment at
West Nottingham Cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. Hanna Gillespie, widow of
WJ. Gillespie. residing near Oak
wood, died on Christmas day of
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