The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-02

Ihomas, deceased.
The Rising Sun Sunday School will
give an interesting entertainment on
Christmas Eve, Dec. oath for the benefit
of the school. Further information
will be given later.
Mrs. s. r. Kimbell will offer her res
taurant property at public sale Monday
Dec. 5th. This property being located
in the center of town is very desirable
one for restaurant or store of any
kind.
The Port Depositeans have made ar
engagements for Christmas entertain
ments. One will be given on Xmas
night and the other on Dec 31st. The
first will be musical and literary the
second a comedy.
Miss Amanda Salisbury will lectu re
on Physical Culture to ladies only at
the home of Mrs. Samuel Reynolds, on
Monday evening, Dec. 5th at 7.3O. All
ladies interested in the subject and
those not interested try and be present
Attention is called to the ad. of w.
w. Carter in another column Offering
his dwelling house on Cherry st. at
private sale. A good opportunity to
secure pleasant home. The dwelling
is y stories and not II as stated in last
weeks issue.
The ladies of Zion M. E. Church will
hold an ollapodrida festival in the
church on Wednesday evening, Dec. Z.
Oysters, ice cream, cakes, fruits, &c
Proceeds to purchase pulpit suit. IF
stormy, next evening.
"Ollapodrida" is Spanish for mis-
celaneous collection; sort of salma-
gundi dish with the red herring left
out
The death of Mrs. Susan Griffith,
who resided near Principle, occurred
Tuesday last, Nov. 80. The deceased
was in her 74th year. Burial will take
place tomorrow, December Sd at Hope
we'll cemetery, services at her late home
NV IL " OlOShs 1sOOC1SOus WIlS vi
w. 7. B. R. Robertson of the firm of
Worthington & Robertson OF this town
is daughter of the deceased.
The Juvenile Temple was more than
interesting on last Wednesday evening.
The literary program was rendered in
such manner that gives to the men,
bers great credit. Among those of
special mention was the instrumental
solos which were rendered by the
Misses Irene and Nina Smedley also
Mamie Ryan and Emma Wilson gave
a very choice recitation. REPORTER.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has arranged with Mr.. Amos McNeal
for the purchase of a tract of land COM
prising eighteen acres to allow of the
Strengthening of the tracks between the
iron bridge east of Eikton and the Iron
Hill tower. The company now has
secured all the needed right of way.
The amount to be paid is $500. The
company also obtained the privilege to
change the course of stream of water
that flows through the property, which
in its natural channel the track would
cross three times.
James Lewis Twaddell, Of Phila.
delphia. was married on Tuesday
afternoon to Mise Mary Porter,
daughter, of William Porter, of the
Eighth district and general manager
of the West Virginia Central railroad.
at the Boundary Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Baltimore. by Rev. Dr..
Henry G. McCook, of Philadelphia,
assisted by Rev. T. E Williams, pas
tor of the church, The best man
was Edward w. Twaddell. brother of
the groom. The ushers were Harry
R. Poore and Horace G.. Twaddell,
of Philadelphia; L. T. Appold.
Charles Ashburner and John P.
Fleming, of Baltimore, and Alex
ander s. Bell. of Bel Air, Md.
There were no bridesmaids.
In the fuluess of their joy the
democrats organized an OK roast and
march at Newark, Del, on Saturday
night two weeks ago. Not being
skilled cooks in roasting large
animals. they applied just sufficient
heat to thoroughly warm the carcass
and prepare it for feast for buzzards.
The paraders shifted the roast as
they passed by but didn't tarry for
lunch. The feast wasn't seasoned
too highly for the Italians, however,
who were on the watch to pick up
the fragments. When the white men
passed by the Italians rushed in like
wolves and fought like those hungry
beasts till the last bone was picked.
And this is the class of beings the
corporations of the Carnegie class
import to this country to take the
places of Americans
The proprietors of the caramel
factory at Oxford have instituted
weather signal whistles. The fore.
cast of weather is received every
morning from Washington. The
whistle announces at ~ or O'Clock
the kind of weather to be expected
for "a hours ahead. The Press pub.
fishes the following alphabet OF
sounds by which the signals may be