The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-01-29
Friday, Jan 20, 1892.
MINOR LOCALS

Wlut0F WGabu6t HAS ptOppCu WOIA
in the Port Deposit stone quarries.
Mr. Oscar Smithson, has bought
the Reese Mcdowell farm, near
Liberty GROVE.
Cards are out for the wedding OF
Mr.. Thomas j. Davis Of Chestertown
and Miss Anna Belle Burlin of Port
Deposit.
Mr.. Joseph Coats whose place is
near Porter's Bridge, having rented
his farm proposes moving to Rising
Sun in the spring.
The installation of officers of Elk
ton Grange. No. las, will occur on
January Both. A full attendance Of
members is desired.
All who have ice houses in this
vicinity whose owners care to have
them filed have been packed with
the winter crystals.
The January meeting of Cecil
Farmers Club was held at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. Geo. W. Sutton, near
Perryville, on Wednesday.
j. Granville Richards has rented
DIR. Dsre's farm house near town,
now occupied by G. M. Childs. and
will take possession in the spring.
The Rock Society of Young
Peoples Cbristiau Endeavor will
celebrate the eleventh anniversary Of
the society on February I'd at Rock
PRESBYTERIAN Church, commencing a.
7 o'clock p. m.
Robt. z. Thackery, Esq, trustee
sold at the Court House door on
Tuesday. the 10Th of January, the
farm of Rebecca L. Miller and Sophia
A. Simpson deceased, near Mechanics
Valley, and containing 164 acres to
Joseph B Miller for $500.
Whoever is bowed down and
oppressed will STEEL like himself
again" after swallowing dose of DIR
Fenner's Capitol Bitters. 1t elevates
all the vital functions giving appetite
and strength For old people, women,
invalids, and for everybody to ward
off disease. For sale by DR.. L. r.
Kirk and all dealers.
A startling rumor was caught from
the wires on Monday evening to the
effect that Mr.. Blaine had suddenly
dropped dead that afternoon. The
sensation was short lived the story
being denied by passengers and con-
ductor OF the late trains. they having
heard no such report. How the
report started is not explained.
Friends Conference meets regu-
larry on each Firstday at West Not
tingham at IL o'clock. The 3rd
chapter OF Luke will be considered
on the 31st inst. and besides referred
questions the following topic will be
offered /, for comments: Unity OF
spirit in the bond of peace" All
persons interested in religious cul-
ture are inYited to attend.
The following officers were elected
at the Loyal Temperance Legion
Saturday afternoon: Secy.. Emma E.
Wilson; Treasurer, Mamie L. Ryan
Librarian, Frank G. Kirk; Asst. Ii
brarian, Walter S. Childs; Organist,
Hannah M. Kirk; Asst, Organist,
Marion D Sheppard; Flower Mission.
Maidie McDougal and Edith Il
Ryan; Teachers, Hannah j. Reyn-
olds and Mrs. VIM Gillespie; Super
intendeEt, Mrs. N c. Brown.
A bad wreck occurred on the B. & D,
west of the Susquehanna on Wednes-
day morning about 2 o'clock. The train
was separated on the down grade al
Aiken and the rear part over took the
front section while Stacking up nearing
the bridge. The collision wrecked the
train in which two oil cara were mixed
up. The OIL caught fire and severa
cars were destroyed with their valuable
freight.
The Rising Sun Library Association
held an election for officers on Tuesday
evening, President E. r. Burlington in
the chair.
The Librarian, DR.. A. HI. Smith, re.
ported 457 volumes ca'alogued of which
46 were missing, leaving on the shelves
All books.
The following officers were electe,
for the ensuing year E. r. Burlington
Pres; P Hartenstine, vice pres.: Ceci
Ewing, sect and treas; DR.. A. III
Smith, librarian. Curators-Dr. l.. r
Kirk, HOW'LL c. Brown. I. R. Taylor
Mrs. Bella Pogue, Miss Lizzie Briscoe
"QuI" Scott who was sent to tn
penltentiary two years ago 70
robbing the post Office at Rising SUI
has just been released. This 10 TIL
second time Quill has graduated