The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-11-01

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Mr.. H. HI. Haines has had storm
doors built in his front perch al
the Bank. All DRAFTS vii! pass
through the corner entrance.
The duckers are preparing fol
business on the flats. j. s. Green,
deputy clerk has been at Perryville
issuing licenses to the shooters.
Special evangelistic services were
commenced on Sunday evening at
Rock Presbyterian Church. Several
ministers from a distance are assist
ing to conduct the meetings.
Revival services. commenced at
Bay View Methodist church last
Sunday evening. The time of the
revival has come and the voice OF
the preacher is heard in the land.
William Reynolds, 16 year old
son of George Reynolds of North
East while unloading a barrel OF
flour slipped and the barrel fell on
his leg breaking the bone below the
knee.
Misses Hanna and Carrie Kirk
entertained a party of friends at
their home on Cherry street last
Friday evening. Dancing was the
feature of the evening and a pleas
ant time enjoyed by all.
Rev. w. G. Rooms, pastor of
Goodman NJ. e. Church Whining
ton and formerly of North East,
was transferred to Rising Sun, to
succeed Rev. j. e. Bryan deceased.
Rev. John France of East Lake and
Elsmen, will go to Goodman.
Mr.. w. j. Jefferis, of North
East, is circulating a petition, adj
dressed to Governor Frank Brown,
for the release of Henry B. Cordes,
of that town, from the Maryland
House of Correction, to which he
was sentenced at the last term of
court for a period of nine months.
While Harry Price was burning
off the old paint from one of the
upper window frames at the Bank
last Monday, his lamp fired the
curtain and before the flames could
be extinguished the curtain and
roller had been consumed. Mr..
Price has been nursing a pair of
badly burned hands since the flare
up.
Henry M. Mccullough, ESQ.,,
candidate for States Attorney on
the republican ticket visited the
Sun, Wednesday night and Thurs
day cunning for votes. That is
the only game in season now, after
Tuesday the closed season for it
comes in, and the birds will have a
rest for several months.
The North East Branch of Calvert
Building and Loan Association of
Baltimore has been organized in
North East with the following
officers: Chas. w. Shippers, pres.
w. Fl. Arringdale, vice pres; Geo.
o. Carey, sec.; DR.. R. G. Under
wood, treas.;J. w. Falls, attorney,
and c. W. Shippers r. l.. Thomas
and j. F. Davis, appraisers.
The saloon appears to be catching
it from all sides. The latest kick
is given it by the Free Masons.
The State Grand Lodge of Ken
lucky voted unanimously "that the
retailing of spirituous liquors by a
Master Mason is inconsistent with
his profession of moral character
and conduct, and calculated to
bring the order into disrepute, "
and that the Grand Lodge "dis-
approves the conducting of such
business by Master Mason
Mrs. Mary Whitelock Carter,
wife of VIM. G. Carter, cf Pensa-
cola, Florida, died at Bensonhurst,
L. l., at the residence of her son in-
law, Charles Crane on Thursday,
October "a. Funeral private. In
terment at Norfolk, Va, on Sunday,
October ~,
The family resided at Marley
paper mill and in Elkton for a
number of years and Mr.. w. &.
Carter was noted as one of the most
polite men in all that neighbOrhood
Warehouse men have stopped
buying potatoes. ffhey could not
make any profit after paying %
cents bushel and they wouldn't
go any lower. When the green
backs are destroyed prices will fall
all along the line. Both old parties
are pledged to their destruction
Cleveland at the head of one and
John Sherman at the head of the
other. Vote Ter straight boys, vote
'er straight! And your sons shall
be made hewers of wood and
drawers ofwaterald your daughters
well.
Penn Shade the Leather Stock
jpgs of Click Ridge" has gathered
thirty bushels of black walnuts this
fall and expects to gather severa
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