The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1902-11-14

Attention is called to the savings
bank adv. appearing in this issue.
Read the adv. and consider the
matter.
A large amount of matter has
been crowded out this week by the
unusual demand made upon our
advertising columns.
New machinery is being installed
by the Electric Light Company of
Elkton, which will double the
capacity of the plant.
A special meeting of Cecil
Grange, No. B, P. of H., will be
held Saturday, Nov. 10, at 1 p. m.
CHAs. j. DAVIS, Master.
The wagon bridge crossing Basin
Run near Liberty Grove, which
was badly damaged during the re-
cent heavy rains, has been replac
ed by new structure.
The Brexton farm containing 1879
acres, in the Fifth district, along
Elk river, has been sold to w.
Arthur Mitchell by DR.. G. NJ. Ellis,
of Elkton, for $4,000.
While handling Il revolver re-
Gently Joseph Ewing, of Blake, re,
ceived painful injury in the heshy
part of his hand by the accidental
discharge of the weapon.
The contract for the erection of
the factory building of Mason
Washer Company, recently organ
lied at Oxford, has been awarded.
The structure will be frame, 50x96
feet.
Hartford county has the distinc-
ton of being the largest packer
Of tomatoes of any county in the
Union. The pack in that county
this year is estimated to have been
100000 cases.
Miss Libbie M. Hays, who has
been teacher in the Cecil county
public schools for thirty-three
years, twenty seven of which were
at School No. 3, in the Fourth dis
trict, has resigned.
Ell. x. Garvin, who for the past
three months has been at Salad
asburg, Pa, employed at mill
wrighting, returned home on Satur-
day and left again Thursday for
Laurel, York county, Pa.
The Kennett News reports sever
al car loads of coal arrived in that
town last week and is being sold at
1918 a ton. A car load of anthra
cite at Rising Sun would be curios
lily that crowds would flock to see.
A series of assembly DANCES has
been arranged for by num-
Der of Port Deposit young ladies,
to be held in the Town Hall of
that place, the dates selected being
Noy. IA, Dec. u, Jan. 16, and
Feb. 20.
Evan 7. Reisler, who was former
ly trainmaster of the Erie r. r.,
with headquarters in Jersey City,
has been promoted to the Office of
division uperintendent with head
quarters in Rochester, N. Y. He
is a son of Mrs. Susanna Reisler,
of Calvert.
The Comptroller of the Currency
has approved the application of
Messrs. i. L. Dirickson, Jr., of
Berlin, Md, and J. ]. Mcdaniel,
John l.. Moore, w. III. Simcoe,
John H. Armstrong and DR.. r. G.
Underwood to organize the Nation
al Bank of North East, with capital
of $25, 900.
The second annual Cecil County
Shoot for Amateurs will he held on
the grounds of the Rising Sun Gun
Club on Tuesday next, November
18th. One of the events is fifty
target shoot for the championship
of the county, which was won last
year by Harry England, of Zion.
The winner will receive a hand
some gold medal.
The Appeal says the Cecil County
Hospital will shortly be incorpor-
ated by the Circuit Court at Elk
ton. On Thursday last the COM
mittee appointed by Chairman
George A. Blake met at the School
Commissioners office. 1t was de-
cided to add fifty members to the
committee, and at an early date call
citizens meeting.
Thomas McGonigIe, track fore
man on the Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington Railroad,
whose section is between Elkton
and Newark, has been awarded
the 500 prize for having the best
piece of track between Brandywine
Bridge and Perryville Bridge, over
the Susquehanna River. Dennis
McGonigle has been awarded tn
second paize of S75 and j. B. Ell
mer the third prize of $50.
Shareholders In the Baltimore
Building and Loan Association
have been notified by the receivers