The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-02
NEWS.
Friday, Nov. 2. 1883.
MINOR LOCALS

Fine extracted ana GNU money
at Ankrim's, warranted the choicest
quality.
The campaign speakers, like sum.
mer birds have disappeared. Let
us have peace.
A new plank walk has been laid
this week on. the east side of south
Queen street.
A large stand has been built on
Pogue's lot on the corner of Walnut
and Cherry streets, where the meet
ing will assemble to day.
Kimbell keeps the largest and best
shell oysters in the town.
Asbury Cole who shot Samuel
Young last August at Cecilton, was
arrested in Baltimore and put in
Elkton Jail. Young died last Mon
day.
DR.. Kohler's Inviucible Ointment is the
only ointment which will cure Rheumatism
Sores, Burns and Neuralgia, % cents per
box. For sale by DR.. L. r. Kirk.
A pair of ancient children David
Crack aged 1O7 and Susanna Oaks
widow of IS years, were married re.
Gently at Mallon, Prince Georges
county, Md.
We publish the prospectus Of tie
Country Gentleman in this issue OF
the MIDLAND JOURNAL, An agricul-
tural paper that every farmer should
have in his house.
A meeting of the Board of Mana
gers of the Oxford Agricultural
Society will be held at Brinton's
Hall next Saturday afternoon the
Bird inst at / o'clock.
Those oyster stews at Hambleton's
are unexcelled.
Sandwiches aud steam boiled
coffee are latest wrinkles at political
meetings. These are prominent fea.
lures in the program of to days re.
publican grand rally at the Sun.
Mrs. Mary E. Ireland formerly
Miss Haines, has developed into quite
translator Of German. Her last
work is an interesting story for
young people, 1.-THE Sons of Edward :
The storm of last Saturday proven
ted the republi can meeting from be-
ing held which was appointed for
North East The meeting was post
poned to Wednesday last.
Mr.. Frank Weldon, city editor Of
the Savannah TIMES of Savannah.
Ga, was a guest of his fathers, VIM.
T. Weldon, of the 9th dist. the latter
part of last and the first Of this
week.
Chrysanthemums are late this year
in blooming, and the annual exhibi-
ton of that last flower of summer by
the lady florists of Elkton will not
be held till the 14th and 18th OF
November.
Don't forget when you 90 to the
election to go into Kimbelps for
your oysters.
Nathanial Watts, the last but one
of the '.old Defenders, died in Bal
timore on Sunday last. He was 80
years of age. James CHAMBERLAIN
Morford is now the only Old Defen.
der left.
The Rising Sun w. G. 7. U. will
meet at the M. E. Parsonage ON
Thursday of next week, Nov. 9Th
Reports from the State and Nationa'
Conventions will be given. A full
attendance Is Qeslreus
Protracted meeting will commence
at Mt. Pleasant church Mr.. r. Day
Cantwell, a member Of the Elkton
NJ. E.Church Quarterly Conferences
and Rev. S. W. Bounds, of Dorches-
ter Co. Nd, will assist the pastor
in these services.
r. G. Thackery and Henry M. Nc
Cullough, Esqs. of Elkton addressed
large republican meeting in the
town hall at this place on Thursday
evening of last week. Both speak
ers made strong, eloquent speeches
Oysters stewed, panned. fried Of
on the half shell at Hambleton's.
DR.. Worrall of North East came
.,raf&u raar fakino hia own life H