The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-05-13

| repOtIeu as UeIuS auOuR tue cuiluEeu
of Elkton.
Workmen are engaged in digging
trench for pipe to carry sulphuriC
acid from the freight cars, in EIkton
to the Scott Fertilizer Works.
The Young Woman's Base Bal
Club was defeated last Saturday on
the Elkton Fair Grounds by a score
of 16 to Is. That Elkton club is n
bad lot. No gallantry about them
John Walter, who was seriously
scalded at the Singerly pulp mill
Friday morning last, still lies in 8
critical condition. DR.. G. M. Ellis
his attending physician, has some
hope of his recovery.
Mr.. Wilson of Zion, who was
elected as alternate to delegate
Candy of Wilmington, will attend
the annual session of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
which conveues at Portland, Oregon
on May 10th.
Deputy Sheriff Mackey was pros
pecting in Rising Sun ON Wednes
day and Thursday for witnesses to
attend Belsir court next week in the
Haincs.Campbell.Fell case. Between
fifty and sixty names were ON his list
to be summoned.
John Conrey, an aged citizen oil
Chesapeake City and justice of the
peace OF that place for several years
dropped dead of apoplexy in the
yard of his home Saturday morning
He was 20 years OF age, and leaves q
widow and three sons.
Mrs. Hannah Finley, an aged res
ident of the Fourth dist. committed
suicide by hanging IN the attic of her
home on "wednesday, May 4tb. She
had suffered intense pain for many
months from a cancer in her breast.
She was eightyfour years OF age.
Mrs Geo. W. Sartain, while visit
ing her son, Jas. Sartain who resides
in the Second dist, was suddenly ST
tackled by severe stroke of paralysis
on last Sunday morning. Up to the
present there is no change in her
condition which is very precarious.
An entertainment will be given by
the young ladies of West Noting
ham Seminary in the chapel.
Wednesday evening, May 18th, 1892
Should the weather be unfavor able,
it will be given the following even.
ing. An interesting feature of the
occasion will be the debate, questi ON
under discussion: SIS the American
girl of 1892 superior to the American
girl of 1892 Admission rs cents
children Is cents.
The following officers were in
stalled by Lodge Deputy W. W.
Carter at the regular meeting OF
Crystal Lodge, ON last Wednesday
night: G. T., L. r. Kirk, Jr; V. T.,
Belle Keilholtz; Chaplain. May
Keilholtz Sec.. M. Jennie Warden !;
Asst, Rhoda V. Wilson; F. Sec,
Mary Conner; Treas. NJ E. Kirk ;
Marshall. Ellwood Nichols; Asst,
John Mahan, Guard, Mary Shade ;
Sentinel. VIM. Shade; Supt. of
Juvenile Temple, John M. Campbell.
Two valuable farms in the first
district, situated near Warwick were
sold at public sale last week. The
property known as the "Home Farm"
containing 265 acres, improved by q
handsome frame dwelling with man.
sard roof, commodious barn, stable,
and all necessary out buildings. was
bought by j. Frank Riggs, for Sl4,.
575. "The meadows" farm, contain.
ing 452 acres, improved by q brick
and frame dwelling house, several
tenement houses. barns. stables, etc..
was sold to George W. Lockwood,
for $4,000. 1t would probably cost
two thirds of what they sold for to
furnish the improvements.
For headaches, biliousness, con-
stipation, dizziness. sleeplessne SO,
the blues, scrofula, and all skin
eruptions and the blood DR.. Fenner's
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic, never fails. Warranted to
satisfy or money refunded. Could
this be afforded if the Remedy wasn't
certain? For sale by Pr. +. R. Kirk
aad all dealers.
The natural and industrial re-
sources and advantages of Mary land -,
being complete description of ali
the counties of the State and the
city of Raltimare, together with an
accurate statement of their soil, cli-
mate, antiquities, raw and manufac.
tured products, agricultural and hor.
ticultural products, textile fabrics,
alimentary products, manufacturing
industries, minerals and ores, mipes
and mining, native woods. means of
transportation, price of land. cheap
living, ready markets, excellent
homes. and the material and social
advantages and unequaled opportu-
mites Maryland possesses for those
seeking homes, and for espitalists
who wish to inyest in indpstties that
are sure to pay big dividends. BY
]. Thomas SGharf, A. NJ, Ill. D..
Com missioner Of the Land Office of
Maryland, author History of AZ ar,