The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-11-16

Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Conner is visiting friends in
Lancaster county.
Miss Rhoda v Wilson is the guest OF
Miss Cora A. Cochran of BALTIC.
VIM M. Pogue is spending few days
in Cambridge, Md, this week.
Miss Sa1lie McCardell of Cramer Hill,
N. T., is visiting relatives and friends near
Rising Sun.
Thos. Wright has placed new hot
water heater in his greenhouses.
Rev. J. E. Bryan is assisting in con-
Quoting revival services at Mt. Pleasant
Rising Sun Band is preparing to put a
new drama on the boards, entitled 'Unc1e
JOSH"
Epworth League will hold an entertain
ment in the church on Thanksgiving
l,evening.
West Nottingham Academy foot ball
team will play Tome Institute at Port De
| post, tomorrow afternoon.
! Jas. Jacoby and family removed from
Rising Sun to Wilmington this week
where he has opened grocery store.
The Oxford Press says: Crispin Taylor,
one of the Market street bakers, expects
| to open branch store at Rising Sun,
Md
We are in receipt of reply to Gone
Who is Interested in the Colora school
question, but its being anonymous debars
its publication.
AS the regular meeting day of the Ris-
ing Sun w. c. 7. U. falls on Thanks
giving day, the Union will meet in the
lecture room of the church OH Thursday,
Nov. 22d, at 2 80 p. III.
Rev. L. E. Barrett, Presiding Elder of
Wilmington Conference, will deliver his
new and popular lecture, "The -Four
Boxes, y in Zion M F. Church OH Thurs
day evening, Nov. 22d.
Joseph S. Pogue & Son have purchased
gasoline engine which they will place
i'll their carriage mandatory, for pump
ing water and furnishing other power, in
place of their windmill, which is offered
for sale.
A new brick house which J. E., Gill of
Barnsley had just completed was burned
to the ground OH "Wednesday night, Sth
inst. 1t was to have been occupied by J.
NJ. Campbell and family, formerly OF
Rising Sun, the following week.
Fire broke out i'll John Prices stable
near Massey's on Saturday night about
O'Clock and all the stables and shedding
together with two calves were destroyed.
The buildings were insured i'll the Agricul-
tural Company of New York for $500.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
of Miss Maria Cox Lusby, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Porter Lusby of First
district to Lambert Wickes Davis, on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 27th, at $50
O'Clock at st. Stephens Chapel, Cecilton.
The band appeared on the street Satur-
day night and serenaded several of the
jubilant republican workers OH the
strength of their recent victory. On re-
turning to their loom they were surprised
by the receipt of a package of fine cigars,
the compliments of one of the enthusiast
tic supporters of Baker.
Mrs. Deborah B. Passmore, who former
ly resided with her son, Ellis P. Passfnore,
in Rising Sun, but has lately been living
with another son, John A. M. Passinore,
in Philadelphia, met with serious mis-
hap few days ago. Mrs. Passtnore, who
is in her oath year and has lost her sight,
attempted to sit down in her rocking
chair, but missed it and fell heavily to the
floor, dislocating her hip. On account of
her advanced age, she will probably never
recover the use of her limb
The Rising Sun foot ball eleven went
to Port Deposit OH Saturday afternoon last
to play the Tome Institute team. After
about IS minutes play, during which
Devon scored a touch down for Rising
Sun the Tome boys objected to decision
of the referee and refused to continue the
game leaving the score 4 to O in favor of
the visitors.
The Oxford and West Nottingham foot
ball teams played at Oxford on Saturday
last. West Nottingham, "a, Oxford. 4.
Wait until the Oxford boys get their new
mud, then they will up-end everything in
sight.
A return game will be played at West
Nottingham Saturday, Nov. 24th. Game
called at 2.5o; adnlissson, Ioc.
Attended Church.
The order of Red Men of Cherry Hill