The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-10-23
Friday, Oct 28. 1891.
MINORLOCAIS

IhtStuk Ouu Lively ot1D&Cs tcoe = w.
horse on Wednesday from cholic.
Al reward Of $500 is offered for the
arrest Of the party who poisoned the
horse Of Mrs. s. A. Mcdaniel. North
East.
Norman Wilson while working the
caramel machine at Alexander's
candy factory in Oxford on Monday,
had the end of his third finger taken
of.
The Alliance will not meet on
Saturday. Notice will be published
of the next meeting which will pro-
badly not be held till after the cleo
ton.
A lady Of Bay View opened this
summer glass jar Of peaches which
she had put up in the summer Of 1874,
seventeen years ago, and found them
prime in quality.
We call attention to the large public
sales of E. L.&A A. L. Duyckinck. execu-
tors, and the public sale of farm stock
and household goods etc, ]. Gran
willie Richards.
Meat from the shell is what you meet
at Heagy's.
The communion service for the
Rosebank NJ. E. Church will be pre-
sented by Calvert w. G. T. u. on
the evening of Oct. 18th, presenta-
ton speech by Mrs. J. r. Milligan Of
Zion.
The new Rosebank M. e. Church
will be dedicated Sunday. Oct. 25th.
DR.. Geo. E. Reed, president of
Dickinson College will preach the
dedicatory sermon. Other able
ministers will preach.
William M. Reynolds has purchas-
ed from the heirs of the late James
Addison the property at the mouth Of
Stone Run consisting of3l acres Of
land. three dwelling houses, saw
mill and blacksmith shop, for $4,000.
Mr.. John Ford died Sunday, the 18th
inst. about half past 2o'clock, very
suddenly. He ate his dinner, took
his usual after dinner sleep and died
within few minutes after waking.
He was past IS years of age.
Z MIR. q. T. Stephenson, of Port
Deposit, lost bis youngest child on
Monday of last week Of diphtheria.
Several of Mr.. Stephenson's children
have been down with the disease, but
are now out of danger.
Miss Annie e. Gale, a very respect
able lady, of Still Pond, Kent county,
died suddenly on Thursday. Oct, 18th,
and Mary Brown, colored girl, aged
IL years, who was the lady's servant,
has been arrested. charged with poison
ing her mistress with Rough on Rats"
Ralph Hughes, of Wilmington, Dell,
an engineer on the P. W. 4 B. r. r.,
met with serious accident at Mill
Greek crossing, near PerryyiIle. on
Thursday morning Of last week. 10
attempting to get on the cars while in.
motion he fell and the wheels passed
over one Of his feet mashing it 50 badly
that amputation was necessary.
The EIktonians held their last and
greatest ball in the Mitchell Hall on
the Fair grounds last week. That
great Hall out Of all proportions for a
county fair aided very largely to break
the Fairs back. Those buildings on
the grounds viii not bring one tenth Of
what they cost. Reckless extravagance
ami horse racing ruined the institution,
Heagy's raw box and q slice oflemon
defy every change Of fashion.
VIM. ). Ogden OF Baltimore. Is adver.
tised as one of the speakers to be at the
democratic meeting In Port Deposit
this evening. Many ofour readers will
remember Mr.. Ogden who made an
address at grange meeting at Rising
Sun last year on the single tax. We
presume Mr.. Ogden will try to enlIght-
en- the democracy of Port on the single
tax but it is doubtful if he will achieve
much success.
Miss Bessie Harriott daughter Of Mr.
VIM. T. Harriott respected citizen Of
St. Augustine 10 this county, Mr.. Chas.
w. Flinthan of Middle Neck in this
county were married on Wednesday.
Oct, 18th. The ceremony was celebrat.
ed in the church Of the Good Sheppard
at Chesapeake City, by the Rev, WIN.
Scbouler, Rector of Trinity p. E
Church. of Elkton.
The Port Deposit Granite Co. has
commenced operations again under
the direction of Mr. G. s. Pyle OF
Kenneth Square, who has been made
superintendent. Twenty men started
to work on the first, after lay of
since spring on account Of demand