The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-10-06
Miss Carrie Keilholtz returned home
rom Philada. last Tuesday.

White City.
Col. and Mrs. Enoch Noyes enter
tanned the Country Lawn Tennis Club.
on Monday.
Mrs. Taylor Hindman and three
children are lying very ill with typoid
fever at their home near C0Iora.
Miss Katie Cummings of Bridgeport
Conn, is visiting Mr.. H. G. Cum
mings and family on Walnut st.
Mr.. A. L. Dukckinck attended
presbytery at Salisbury this week. He
returned home yesterday evening.
Mrs. Amanda Waring of BALTIC. and
Miss Lille Way of North Carolina are
visiting Miss Mary Tosh of Colora.
w. R. Taylor has been appointed
postmaster at Eareville, in this coun
ty; vice R. A. Duhamell, removed.
Mrs. E,ma Saunders MouIton of
Washington, D. c., is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Matte Saunders, of Liberty
Grove
The Young Ladies Home Mission, of
Rising Sun will hold sociable at the
home of Miss Lizzie r. Stephens, this
evening.
Jonathan Reynolds, Edwin H. Rey-
nolds, Jesse Wood and, Robert l..
Wood, Abney Carter, started for the
Worlds Fair on Monday.
The regular monthly meetings of the
County Commissioners, Orphans
Court and School Commissioners
will be held next Tuesday.
The public school at Fredericktown,
in the extreme southern part of this
county, has been closed on account of
scarlet fever prevailing in the neigh
borhood.
AT the October sitting of the register
of the Sixth district Is new names
were added, 20 stricken off and %
transferred. 20 were added at the
Sept. sitting.
Garfield Women's Relief Corps
rendered reception to Garfield Post
G. A. R. in their meeting room last
evening. Addresses, music and refresh-
ments were the order of the evening.
Cards are issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Carrie Keilholtz to
Mr.. Norris Cochran Cameron of Perry
vile, Thrs. evening, Oct 10, at 8 O'Clock
at James M. E. Church, Rising Sun.
Miss Mamie j Kane died Monday at
the residence of W. H. Hathaway.
lakewood. High mass was held at Con-
owingo Chapel on Wednesday morn
ing. Interment at Hopewell cemetery.
Work has commenced on the new
Electric light building in Port Deposit.
1t is to be of Edison system and have a
100 horsepower engine. The company
expects to have the building finished
in 60 days.
J. G. Hindman, auctioneer sold for
W. S. Evans, trustee on Monday the
farm Of 81 acres, near Sylmar, belong
ing to the estate of w. HI. Mcdowell,
deceased, to A. E. Barber of North
East, for $4525.
John Abrahams, of Woodland, left
Port. last week, for Topeka, Kansas.
where he will practice law. He will
find Topeka overrun with every grade
of lawyer and some of them the worst
shisters the world ever produced.
There was an extensive freight
wreck near Charlestown on Saturday
morning. Eleven cars were piled up.
Three hundred feet of track was torn
up. The accident was caused by tn e
breaking of a flange of one of the
wheels. The train men escaped with
out injury.
In another column will be found the
adv. of J. z. Wilson and Co.. proprie-
tors of the new machine and hardware
works of Oxford. This is new firm
and they are pushing things with
enthusiasm, building up business
which already occupies place in the
front rank. Promptness in filling
orders and satisfaction guaranteed
coupled with prices to suit the times is
the lever. Give them call.
| Bill Harris the horse thief now in
West Chester Jail has made some start
ling confessions. The gang stole ten
horses. wagons, harness, etc., during
the past summer, in Pennsylvania
Delaware and Maryland, and took
most of them to the neighborhood Of
, Nine Points, Lancaster county
where they were disposed of. Harris
implicated John Myers, George and
Criah Eckert. Henry Hess and others
. in the transaction.
Prof. Warren l.. Kaufman resigned
the principalship of the Friends
Normal Institute of this town and left
on last Monday to fill the position Of
professor of Natural Sciences al
Ursinus College in Montgomery Co,
Pa. His successor as principal of the
Normal is Charles Grant Shaffer, A. B.
OF Lewisburg, Pa, graduate of Buck
I nell and Harvard Universities. Mr.
. Shaffer comes we'll recommended and
fully equipped to fulfil the duties Of
the position to which he has been
: elected.
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