The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-11-09
NEWS.
Friday, Nov. 8, 1888.
MINOR LOCALS

OSSh V9OOs
colored.
The Cecil Farmers club will meet
at Mr.. Thos. G. Bonds on Wednes-
day, 2lst inst.
James Rutter has disposed of his
livery stable and blacksmith BUSH
ness at Port Deposit to Joel Craig
Special revival services will COM
mence at M. E. Church next Sunday
night, all are kindly invited to at
tend.
Kimbell keeps the largest and best
shell oysters in the town.
Jesse r. Coulson died of consum-
ption at his home near Rock Run on
Tuesday last after lingering sick
ness.
New lot of furniture consisting of
bed room sets, lounges, chairs &c.
lust received at j. 4. Burkins' furni-
ture rooms.
Report says that Rev. Mr.. Milligan
Of Zion Presbyterian Church has
under consideration a ''calr' which he
has heard from another congregation.
Very little mischief was perpetra-
ted on halloween plight. The small
boy and the large one too are being
educated aboye the old time vulgar
practice.
Hambleton don't keep tub oysters.
There will be Sunday School en-.
tertainment consisting Of Rotations,
music &c. held at Ebenezer M. E.
Church on Thursday thanksgiving
evening, Nov. 29th.
Edwin Winners body was brought
from the vault ia Baltimore, last
week, where the remains we're rlaced
at the time of his death several
months ago, and buried in Hope.
well cemetery.
The debt on the M. E. Parsonage
at this place is in course Of liquida-
ton. One hundred dollars has been
recently paid on 1t, and arrangements
are being made to extinguish the
whole soon.
Mr.. C. Conner has placed new
rotary butter worker in his factory to
be run by the engine. He is at pres
ent shipping butter to grocery firm
in Florida. For this market the but.
ter is packed in tubs and not printed.
Oysters stewed, PANIED, fried or
on half shell at Kimbell's.
On the 1st of November the law
let loose the shot gun brigade on the
rabbits and cartridges. and the re-
port of the breech loader has been
heard morning and evening eyer
since, Telegraph poles and similar
game receive the most of the shot
fred by the Knights of the trigger.
Resolution passed by the 9th dist.
Harrison and Morton club.
Resolved, That the cordial thanks
of this club is extended to the ladies
of Rising Sun-and vicinity for their
efficient aid in behalf of the meeting
and parade on the End inst. and also
to all others who aided in its success.
The big parade voted that Hamb-
Teton had the dandy oysters.
The Salvation Army are looking
for quarters in Elkton from which to
unlimber one of their batteries
agaist Satan. His sulphurious males.
ty has been weakened considerably
since liquor has been driven out Of
that town, but we fear his armor is
yet too strong to re ceive much dam
age from the projeetiles of that
army.
The Sixth district Cleveland, Thur
man and Stump Club wound up the
campaign on Saturday afternoon
with a large meeting 10 the town
Hall which was addressed by Hon,
w. Pinkney Whyte and c. G
Rhodes. Monday was devoted tc
preparation for the battle of Tuesday
by both parties with prayer and
praise, possibly-but we don't vouct
for this.
Oysters in any quantity and at all
times at Hambleton's.
The great republican meeting and
parade last Friday was marshaled