The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-10-18
Friday, Oct. IS. 1895.
MINORLOCALS

Eli I. Reynolds is improving his
store property with a coat of paint.
J. E. Brumfeld, Rising Suns
station agent, is off for two weeks
vacation.
An original pension has been
granted DIR. Lewis r. Kirk of
Rising Sun.
Eat, drink and be merry. The
church ice creams have evolved
into the oyster supper.
Mr.. w. M. Singerly is billed to
address the democrat meeting at
IAkton to- morrow night.
Wilson ID. Lynch who was from
the neighborhood of Perryville died
at the Almshouse last Sunday aged
60 years.
w. S. Evans setter dog was
struck by the cars at Elkton few
days ago, and has in consequence
set his last bird.
The teachers meeting was held at
North East, Saturday 9TH inst.
Heretofore the meetings have been
held at Port Deposit.
John Shea and Miss Annie Cave
naugh, both residing near Rising
Sun were married by Father Arnd
at Port Deposit Thursday morning,
Oct. 18th.
The Bell Hill property near
Elkton, recently purchased by Rev.
Mr.. Carey of the Catholic church
will be fitted up as summer home
for orphans.
The summer "gal' who with
scant apparel told the readers of
the Wing weekly that the weather
was very warm, has donned her
warm clothing and is out gathering
autumn leaves.
Miss H. Mollie Taylor, youngest
daughter of |. r. Taylor of Rising
Sun, and John B. Kean of BALTIC.
were married by Rev. ID. E. Shaw
at the West Nottingham Manse, on
Monday, Oct. 18th.
H. G. Guard, conductor ON the
BIC. r. r. way freight while using
push pole to hold some cars on
the siding at Kennett Square was
struck ON the limbs and was very
painfully but not seriously injured.
Next Sunday will be Good It'd
ings Day at Rising Sun M. 3.
church. The exercises will COM
mence at 2:30 and consist of a
specially prepared program of ad-
dresses, music and responsive read
ings.
The corner stone of the new
Perryville M. E. church was laid
on Thursday yesterday at 4 p. m.
Rev. II. w. Ewing was invited tC
make the address. Rev. L. E.
Barrett Presiding Elder had charge
of the ceremony.
Mrs. Hannah Logan, widow OF
Squire Sam'l. Logan of Charles
town, died at the home of her son.
in-law j. Jones, in North East last
Sunday, aged about y years. Hel
funeral took place Wednesday
Interment at Charlestown.
Robert Wilson of Elkton, anG
Henry B. Cordes of North East
who were both convicted at the
September term of court for viola
ton of the prohibitory law, and
sentenced to one year in the House
of Correction and 500 fine anC
costs, were taken to that institution
on Thursday of last week.
Charles III. Smith former clerk O
County Commissioners, and whom
it required a special act of thu
Legislature to GUST, was a passenger
on a train that was wrecked II
miles east of Pittsburg last week
One man was killed, eight severely
and about twenty slightly wounded
Mr.. Smith was among the latter.
AIR. Joseph Benjamin, in the $50
year of his age died at his home a
Leslie last Sunday morning from
paralysis after long illness. HI
belonged to one of the Oldes
families in the county his ancestors
being among the original settlers
For a number of years he was ;
justice of the peace at Leslie. FL
was known all over the county ant
leaves a large family connection
Interment at Shelamiah eemeter,
Bay View.
Ceci,S Gambling Association