The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-11-15

given the wheat a fair start.
William r. Rea andl Laura F.
Pearce were married at Sylmar M.
e. Church, Nov. 18th by Rev. W.
G. Rooms.
The fifth anniversary of Trinity
A. L. NJ. p. Church, near Zion,
will be celebrated next Sunday,
November II.
Jacob w. Campbell of North
East had his store broken into one
night last week and about $50
worth OF goods taken.
Daniel Harvey, ST., of Childs,
was stricken with paralysis last
week which is the second stroke
Mr.. Harvey has received.
The annual county convention of
the Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor was held in the
Elkton Presbyterian Church yester-
day.
Howard G. Brown who has farmed
the Porter's Bridge farm, the pro-
perty of Mr.. Joseph G. Richards
will move to Rock Springs and go
into the store keeping business in
the spring.
Thieves broke into Isaac Kinks
store at Fremont on Wednesday
night and hauled away over 800
worth of goods. No clues leading to
the recovery of the goods have yet
been found.
The oyster supper given at Zion
by the "I'll Try" mission band was
quite a success. About 1913 was
netted.
The next program will be headed
'T'll Try" again.
The Cecil Fire Brick Company of
North East has been recognized,
Daniel A. Klein of Baltimore being
made president. The works will
be enlarged and improved. Wilson
L. Coudon will continue as general
manager.
Loyal Legion will meet at the
home of Mrs. N. G. Brown on
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock.
All members are requested to be
present for the election of officers
and to make arrangements for hold
ing a sOciable.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Minnie j. Davis to Joseph
Harner, of Lancaster county, Pa,
in the M. E. Church, Port Deposit,
Wednesday evening, November q.
Miss Davis is the daughter of the
late James A. Davis.
Elkton has young composer
who has suddenly leaped into fame.
His name is Frank \. Finnan and
has composed a waltz which he
calls the "Soldiers Dream" The
waltz has been pronounced very
fine one by musical critics. 1t is
dedicated to the Fifth Maryland
Regiment.
JIG. Hindman sold for the ex-
ecutors yesterday the Mary Ann
and Sarah Jane Moore farm situated
in the Sth Dist, and containing ia
acres, to Samuel Grason of Philada.,
for $3.50. This property was i'm
proved by a fine barn, in addition
to other buildings, which alone cost
more than the purchase price yes
terday.
George S. Fox who has been
extensively engaged in the lightning
rod and ladder business with head
quarters at Rising Sun started west
on prospecting tour on Monday.
He goes direct to Chicago and
expects to be in that part of the
world for about a month looking
over the field with the view of re-
moving his business there if the
prospect for trade appears favor
able.
The ConOwingo Electric Power
Company is reported to be about to
begin work. There will be work
for a thousand men two years report
says, and gives one of the chief
engineers as authority. The COM
pany was incorporated in Baltimore
last week with capital stock of
100000 for the purpose of con-
structing the plant at Conowingo.
The incorporators of the new enter
prise are j. Wesley Kerr, Otto j.
Fischer, John Henry Miller, Geo.
X, McGaw and Fridge Murdoch.
The capital named is too small
for that amount of labor.
FOR 'SALE.-The largest and
finest home in town, the Mccullough
mansion and lot on Cherry street.
Other dwellings and business pro-
perties for sale and rent.
II. H. HAINEs.