The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12

gay last.
Honey in section combs and extract
ed at Worthington and Roberson's
from Rising Sun apiary. Warranted
pure.
| Granville w. Reynolds lost a valuable
horse last week. The animal was kick
ed by mule and go badly injured that
it was killed.
Epworth League will give literary
entertainment in the Sunday school
room of the M. E. Church, Friday even
ing. Feb. goth.
A widower and prominent member
of Friends West Nottingham meeting
is about to take to himselfa wife. it is
currently reported.
A1veI Qwartette tonight.
The ice in the Susquehanna river is
gradually going away. The ice houses
about Perryvile will not be filled and
Port will escape the gorge
The Nichols Brothers who deal
largely in pork, received dressed hog
this week which weighed $40 pounds.
Lots ofscrapple in that fellows head.
Joseph Walker who resides near West
Nottingham, died on Thursday yesterday
aged 81. Interment on Monday at IL
O'Clock al West Nottingham Presbyterian
Cemetery.
Counters for SALE Apply to VIM
Brown. jstf.
| A child about years old of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford fanny residing at West
Nottingham, died on Monday morning
the 9th inst, of diphtheria. Funeral
on Wednesday, at West Nottingham
burial ground
The Orphans Court for Cecil county
was in session on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. All the
judges present. The Court was occupied
in examining evidence in the estate Of
George Peterson. deceased.
An entertain ment was given in Hope
well NJ. E. Church on Wednesday even
ing, the 10th inst. by home talent,
mostly from Port Deposit. After the
entertainment they were entertained
at the residence of Mr.. c, s. Abrahams
of Woodlawn.
Mrs. Della Banks and daughters, Mrs.
]. B. Ewing and Mrs. Della Sadler, who
have been visiting Miss Lizzie Brlscoe,
returned to Baltimore last Thursday.
They were accompanied by Miss Ina
Keith of Alabama who has been spend
ing the winter north with Mrs.
Ewing.
The business now conducted at Leslie
by Armstrong, Squier & Co., will after
March 18th be continued by A. Il.
Duyckinck & Co., and managed by
Isaac F Vanarsdale Mr.. Duyckinck
will have telephone connection with
his home and his places of business at
at Rising Sun and Leslie.
Deputy Sheriff Harvey Mackey es-
corted to Jail on Monday evening, John
G. Taylor who resides near Rowland
vile. He was arrested on warrant
sworn out by his brother Jasper Taylor,
who says the prisoner threatened to
take his life and several others. Taylor
is said to be a very desperate character.
Thomas Ringold, a prominent colored
citizen of Port Deposit, died at his
home in that town on Saturday even
ing, 9Th inst, of general debility.
Ringold was well known by many
people in this section of the county.
-iIe was engaged in the grocery business
in Port for many years, and proved
very successful retail merchant.
The Young Peoples Home Mission
Circle held sociable at the residence of
Mrs. Emma Haines last Friday even
ing. The literary program was replete
with readings. recitations, tableau,
pantomine, comb quartette and whist
ing choir, Verify variety is the spice of
life. After the completion Of the
literary exercises refreshments were
served. A most delightful time was
enjoyed by all.
William Brown contemplates running
street parallel with Wilson Avenue
on the west borough line, and will
give acres of land free of charge to
any person or firm who will erect
there on mandatory of some kind
that will employ not less than fifty
hands. He will also sell building lots
on either side of the new street at reason
able rates. The street will be opened
Immediately after harvest and lots laid
off.
An important acquisition to the
knowledge of the readers of this paper
is the fact that it is feat to fit feet.
Fellow mortals who feel uncomfortable
in their understanding can find in the
office of this paper an evidence of the
ability of our Colora shoemaker. He
has lately introduced an article of foot
wear that will relieve the sufferer and
cure in all cases corDs brought on by
tight shoes. This quilted cotton cloth
shoe needs to be seen to be appreciated.
He can always be found at his post
working on soles.
While driving six horse team, load
ed with wood one day last week. Jerry
De Long. of Port Deposit, met with a
sariaue aooidanf IT. v,rax,ank fho