The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-14

Mt. Pleasant M. E. Church realized 500
The Mount Zoar congregation held
an all day meeting at their church last
Sunday.
Job Haines is having his houses on
Pearl st. reprinted. F. n. Jenkins is
the artist in charge.
The ladies of Zion M. E. Church pur-
pose holding festival on the lawn
about H. M. Cameron g store.
The attention of parents is directed
to the advts. ofthe institutions oflearn-
ing which appear in this issue.
Rowland & Tyson had sale of cattle,
4S head, at Rising Sun on Monday
which was cried by J. C. Hindman.
Rev. J. B. Rushbridge of Ridley
Park will preach at West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning.
Rey. Rumsey Smithson of Washing
ton, D. G. will deliver temperance
discourse at Mt. Pleasant church next
Sunday evening.
Alex. Hoffman,, Rising Suns baker,
had a shepherd dog which he priced
highly, poisoned by some unknown
party last Thursday.
Cecil Grange expects Rev. Mr.. Lay.
| field to deliver an address on grange
matters to- morrow. A full attendance
of members should be present. Grange
meets at p. m.
The Epworth League of Hopewell
M. E. Church will hold festival Wed.
nesday evening, July 10. Ifstormy the
next fair evening. Proceeds for the
benefit of the parsonage fund.
Robert Harrington while at work on
Mr.. Tosh's barn last week had severe
fall caused by o misstep. He fell several
feet to the ground and was severely
shocked. He remained unconscious for
short time.
Some unknown party entered Amos
| Whiteman's cellar at Pennington one
night last week and made away with a
quantity of lard
S. G. England & Son, the creamery
men at College Green, heard racket in
the pig pen few nights since. A shot
was fired to intercept the marauder but
an investigation revealed two pigs miss
| irc nd c1,,a to fo11o1,, H.,
An express train on the Central
Division struck and killed Fernando
G. COLON of Oxford while standing on
the platform. at Fernwood station Wed.
nesday afternoon of last week. He had
purchased ticket and was about to get
on train on the opposite track when
the express dashed up, the engine strik-
ing him on the side and hurting him
some distance. He died in a few
minutes after the accident.
S. Y. Hindman has contracted to
build ''staving" barn for r. Lawson
Tosh near Colora. The building will
be 60 feet square. This looks like MIR.
Tosh was preparing TO raise more grain
when the gold bugs are crying out
against over production making the
price so low. In the mean time they
are working with might and main to
have less money so as to keep the price
of it high. Smart fellows these gold
bugs, who all prefer paper money of
their own make.
Friend Kirscht is we'll pleased with
his new building which he has recently
erected on Main street. and is liberal in
praise of the honest work of the con.
tractor and builder, Mr.. Samuel T.
Hindman. To find the owner entirely
pleased with the work on such occas-
sions is almost an exception and speaks
well for the mechanics skill and con-
scientious work. or the proprietors'
christian charity which beareth all
things, believeth all things, hopeth all
things, endureth all things, or the
happy union of honest work and merit.
ed praise.
The painting is being done by Mr..
LorenZ Dornheim, whom Friend Kir-
scht highly commends as a mechanic
possessing excellent taste as painter
in the art of blending and harmonizing
colors.
The Port correspondent of the
Neaos.says The quarry business in
Port Deposit has never been so dull
as at present. McCenahan & Bro.
have smaller force than they have
had for number of years and the
Port Deposit Granite Co. have clos.
ed their quarry and are not likely to
resume work.
Samuel NJ. Brickley, unstable
for the 9Th district is confined to bis
house by one the severe attacks OF
rheumatism to which he is subject
He was wounded in the army by q
shell which is the cause of his affiic
ton. AS the vetrans grow older the
hard service and wounds they re-
ceived tell on them with increasing
power.
, A religious meeting will be held in
! the Methodist meeting house in Ris-
ing Sun on First -day, the 10th. at
O'Clock p. N. by Zebedee Haines 9
minister of the Friends society. All
are invited to attend. They are also
, invited to attend meeting at Vim