The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-04
COUNT NEWS.
Friday, Nov. A 1892.
MINOR LOCALS

monthly sociable at the home of Miss
lshoda Wilson this friday evening
The Colora democracy had their "last
raj "" on Friday evening. McSparran
9 'aham and "others' served up tariff
menue.
The preparation for Columbus day
by co!ored school in the Sth district
was somewhat unique. The building
and trees were whitewashed.
G. .. Carey of the North East Star
has removed from oxford where his
family have resided for the past year, to
North East, where he formerly lived.
The Loyal Temperance Legion OF
Rising Sun will meet in the basement
of the church on Saturday, Nov. 5th to
organize for the coming year. Meet at
o'clock.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Mr.. VIM. M. Pogue 10 Miss
Mary Gertrude Robertson at the M. E.
Church, Rising sun, Wednesday even.
ing, 10Th inst.
A colored employe of the Rowland
Manufacturing Co., of Port Deposit,
named Brown, met with buzz saw
and painful accident at the same time
one day last week.
That was happy conceis of the Mt.
Pleasant Epworth League i'm arranging
four century plants before the church
alter on the occasion of the League
celebrating Columbus day.
The Wilmington News says that Rev.
J. R. Milligan of Zion has been called
by the congregation of the First Pres
byterian church of that city to become
their pastor. They offer salary of
$500.
The movement to establish q GENE
terry near Rising Sun is meeting with
encouragement. and the promoters are
still soliciting subscribers for stock.
Another meeting will be called soon
and it is hoped it will be we'll attended
by those who favor the enterprise and
assist in completing the arrangements
projected.
Richard L. Thomas, aged seventy
three years. of Elktoni died suddenly
Tuesday evening while sitting in a
chair at his residence, of heart failure.
In 1871 he we elected sheriff of this
county and for number Of years and
up to the time of his death was crier
of the Cecil County Circuit Court. A
widow survives him.
Mrs. Tosh lost pair of gold framed
nose glasses on Sunday, October 9th
while attending the funeral of MICS
Mary McCorkle. The glasses were lost
between her home and the residence OF
the deceased. Any person finding che
glasses will please return them to the
owner who is willing to pay reason
able reward to the finder.
According to advices by the Press the
caramel business appears to be the big
gest thing about the windy town. The
Press says the Oxford caramel factory
last week received orders from Glasgow,
Scotland, and Liverpool, England, each
case holds about $50 pounds. A carload
of 70 cases is shipped every Saturday
morning to New York.
At the last meeting of Morling Juve-
nile Temple the following officers were
installed for the ensuing term: &. IT,,
Irene Smedley; P. G. t., Emma WILSON,;
V. T., George Mcclure; Chap; Mamie
Ryan; Mar, Anna Roberts; Asst. Mar.
Lulu Worlhington; X. S., Carrie Kirk;
A. R. S., Carrie Cummings; Treas,
Frank Kirk; F. S., Alma Keilholtz;
Guard, Blanche Hindman; Sen, Edith
Ryan. REPoRrR.
1t is good time now to pay up back
subscription bills, farmers have housed
their large crops and sold off part and
are getting in shape to enjoy Thanks
giving. We send bill or receipt with
each number of the MIDLAND JOURNAL
attached to the name and address. Just
look at it and you will know in a
moment whether it is receipt or a
bill This is first call. Well make
the second next week.
The Rising Sun Band was engaged
to furnish music for the republican
meeting held at Darlington last We'd
nesday evening, and turned out in full
force, accompanied by air. John Dun
bar of Eikton, who added credit to the
Band as we'll as himself by his excellent
playing. The reception accorded them
by the people of Hartford was stunning
example of famed Maryland hospi-
tality," a bountiful supper haying been
prepared to which they did full justice
on their arrival.
For sometime Judge James McCauley
has been troubled with cancerous
tumor on one of his cheeks. On Satur.
day last DR.. OsIer, of Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore. came to Elkton
and in company with DR.. G. NJ. Ellis
went to the residence of the Judge al
Leeds and there performed the opera
ton of removing the proturberance
Judge McCauley is 81 years of age, but
is said to have brayely stood the opera
ton, and from present indications viii
soon be able to be out ain.-Appedt.