The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-26
Boston Ideals tonight.
feaO rood seats sill remain.

J s. Pogue broke ground on Welnes-
day for house on the vacant lot
opposite the carriage shops.
The next lecture before the Normal
school will be given nth Of March by
Hon. T. X. Stubs, ON curious customs
across the sea.
DIR. s. T. Roman Of the Eighth dis
trict attended the annual meeting Of
the Princeton Alumni of Maryland on
Thursday last week.
| John Gallagher, one OF the railroad
section hands, had his eye painfully
injured last Tuesday by stone flying
up, while at work.
John Gilbert who resides on the VIM.
Moore farm near Woodiawn, cut his
seyerely with arm an axe last Tuesday,
seyering an artery.
The County Commissioners were in
session Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day Of this week for the purpose Of corr
recting the assessment for 1892.
Capt. John e. Wilson, Of Post No. 10
was elected delegate to the National
Encampment Of the G.. A. r., ct the
meeting in Frederick City on Thursday.
Mr.. e Graham Of Conowingo, is in
communication with parties for the
contract of building telegraph line
from Cumberland, Md, to q point near
Davis, in w. Va.
An evening sociab'e was held at che
residence of Jos. w. Reynolds near
Rock Springs last Monday evening.
Several couples from Rising Sun and
vicinity participated.
Carlton Kimble who has been for
weeks at Baltimore hospital under
going treatment for disease of the ear,
returned home on Wednesday event ng
much improved, we are informed.
A surprise was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Aiken on last Tuesday evening, In
honor of their tenth wedding anniver-
sary. About rs guests were present to
wish the couple many more decades Of
happiness.
A meeting of the stockholders in
the Baltimore Building and Loan
Association, Rising Sun branch will be
held in /. R. Taylor's office on Saturday
evening next at 9 O'Clock to which tho
public are respectfully invited.
DIR. G. 8. Dare and Mrs. Dare and g.
G. Sill and Mrs. Sill. of Rising Sun
went on the Philadelphia Produce
Exchange excursion to Washington on
Wednesday and Thursday. ~ guests Of
the president Mr.. Basil I'll. Brown.
James Kirk, an aged citizen of Port
Deposit, died suddenly at his home on
Saturday evening the Goth inst. Mr..
Kirk was employed in McClenahan &
Brothers. stone quarry, and Was at
work. on Saturday up to three o'clock
when he was taken sick and died in y
few hours.
Last Saturday evening q party Of
about Is from Rising Sun attended the
"Old Homestead" which IL being rem.
dered in Philada. ct the Chestnut st.
Opera House. The railroad company
run the midnight train down from
Oxford for their benefit on the return
trip.
Ella Haines, daughter Of Albert
Haines of Pleasant Grove. Lancaster
county, Pa, was removed home Thurs
| day, 18th. She had been staying In
Phila. at her uncle, Thos. Grubb's for
some time where she has had medical
treatment from DIR. Beaver. Her
disease il brights and but little hopes
are entertained Of her recovery.
The Oxford Press says;-Dr. E. Hogg
of Kirkwood, Lancaster county. re-
turned Saturday from . professional
tour in Chester county, where nc was
engaged in dehorning cattle. He took
the horns off large herds Of cows in
Pocopson, East Marlborough, London
derry, West Fallowfeld, Highland add
other townships. he has dehorned
over 1900 head.
Mr.. Howard Brown, near Calvert,
whose mill was burned Ey lightning
last summer has built new mill on
the ruins of the old structure. three and
half stories, which he has had heavily
rodded by our energetic townsman Mr..
Geo. 8. Fox. whose lightning con-
ductors have acquired . very extended
celebrity for the scientific and substan.
tial manner they are attached to build
inge. The mill 10 equipped with the
latest improved roller machinery and
turbin wheels.
Excelsior Lodge No. 81. I. o. o. F.
of Rising Sun will hold q reunion and
oyster supper In the lodge room on
March 4th. The members aud few In.
yited guests will be the participants.
The committee ofarrangements IL com.
posed Of (odd) fellows who know .
good set-out when they see one and
they intend this spread to he lacking
in nothing. After refreshments ad-
dresses will be made Ia the public hall,
lgiviLg q sketch Of the order and the
benefits to be deriYed from IL.
The trial of Alfred Stout for the
murder OF George Ditmsr, near Ches.
apeake City, on the lst Of February,
1891, commenced in the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, ON Tues