The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-06-28
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William L. Mearns of Zion had
a moving machine smashed up by
the horses running away.
Rev. Ernest Greenfield of Mt.
Pleasant will preach in the M. E.
Church at this place next Sunday
morning.
The Grant Pierce property, a
short distance from town, was pur-
chased at sheriff's sale ON Saturday
by Fl. III. Haines for 500.
Misses Emma and Ella Haines
have greatly improved their home
on South Queen street with a coat
of paint of pleasing effect.
w. S. Evans, trustee sold the
residence of the late Daniel Bratton,
in Elkton on Tuesday at public
sale to Mrs. Elizabeth BrattOn for
$4,000.
DR.. Ernest Rowland, late OF
Johns Hopkins University, has
commenced the practice of medicine
and has opened an Office over his
fathers store at Liberty Grove.
John A. Richey is having bored
well sunk on his property at Pilot
Town. At a depth of so feet the
vein of water was not sufficient and
the well is being driven deeper.
Samuel Ward of Frenchtown
while working at the ice houses
last week ran an ice pick in his
hand and his son Joseph fell from
cherry tree and broke his arm.
George P. W. Hargrave was
committed to Jail last Monday by
Justice Deford of North East, for
the larceny of goods and clothing,
the property of Samuel J. Reeder.
Colora is possessed of first class
photographer who responds to the
name of j. I'll. Brown. The finest
work in his line is his hobby.
Give him a call or drop him a line
and you'll not rue it.
In the twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock Tuesday morning the
Singerly Pulp and Paper Mills at
Elkton made the largest output
ever made since the mill has been
in operation, turning out 1900
pounds of paper.
Mr.. C. w. Wilson of this town
has received the contract for the
erection of the new baled cut hay
plant at Oxford. The main build
ing will be of frame, 4Ox10O it.,
first story II it., second 20 it., and
is to be under roof by August LIST.
James DonOhue, a track walker
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad, residing
near Newark, was taken to Will
mington on Tuesday and placed in
confinement. He will be examined
with regard to his sanity as he has
been acting in strange manner
for some time.
Mrs. Mary A. M. Campbell who
formerly resided near Rising Sun,
died at her home in Phila., last
Tuesday, aged 70 years. The
funeral will be held to-day at IL
O'Clock at Ebenezer M. e. Church.
Three children servive her, Emma,
and William, who reside in Phila.,
and John who lives in Oxford.
The Cecil County Agricultural
Society will introduce water into
the grounds in about two weeks.
There will be plug just inside the
track at the judges stand for
sprinkling the track and protection
against fire. A hydrant will be
placed at the grand stand, Mitchell
Hall, exhibition horse stables, and
the trotting horse stables.
Under the auspices of the
Epworth League, Rev. Fred Nc
Kinsey will lecture in Mt. Pleasant
M. E. Church tomorrow evening.
Children's day on last Sunday
at Mt. Pleasant drew an immense
crowd, especially in the evening.
REGULATIONS were given by Miss
Thayer and Miss Maggie Eames.
Rev. Mr.. Greenfield and Squire
Eames made addresses and the
music by the choir assisted by
Colora orchestra added much to
the enjoyment of the occasion.
The EpwOrth League of Mount