The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-13
hiss Moilie J. Rittenhouse daugh.

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| Pennington is native of Maryland,
ard at present the manager OF Bon
nef Mercantile Co. of Butte City,
'Ine wedding was solemnized al The
home Of the bride. No cards.
Baltimore market.--Fultz wheat
65as2; loug.berry wheat 65a82; white
cora 40a43; yellow corn 4la4A oats
20a28; rye 40a50; potatoes, per
buehel k0a55; eggs Is, timothy hay
sl3asl5; mixed hay $l1esl2.50;
clover hay $9a$l0.
These prices for iarm products
sounds like old, old times, sixty
years sgo, when farm wages were
"a cents q day.
| T. W. Rittenhouse of Butte City,
Montana, formerly Of Rising Sun,
Md has been appointed editor.in.
chief Of the Miner, the leading Dem
ociatic daily Of the Territory, pub
lished at Butte City. The paper
will be enlarged TO q nine column
folio. The owner of th e paper is W
a Clark, a several times millionaire
4 and president of their recent eonsti-
Sutiona! convention; last year the
Democratic candidate for Congress,
and now an aspirant for U S. Sen
ttcrial honors.
: 10 one knows better than those who
! have used Carriers Little Liver Pills what
! relief they have given when taken for dys-
| pepsia, dizziness, pain 10 the side, constipa-
, :iou, and disoraered stomach.
Presiding Elder W. L. S, Murray
| of the Nj. F. Church announces that
he Will mold quarterly conference as
f.llows: September IS, North East;
September 80, Elkton in the after
noon end Elk Eeck at night; Octo.
her 5, Zion and st. Johns; October
2, Newark and Wesley in the after.
noon and Cherry Hill at night,
October II, Port Deposit; October ~,
PeFrypiiie IN the morning and Hope
we'll in the afternoon; October IS,
Charestown; October "a, Mt. Pleas
| ant; October 10, Rising Sun,
It 10 reported last week that the
slkton Howard House, which has
been closed since Mr.. VIM. Falls
moved to the Hollow, has been leas-
CO by q Mr.. Baker of Baltimore.
The Democrat attributes the long
vacancy Of the premises to "mistaken
legislation" This is the first intima-
ton We haye heard that the legisia-
ture ever interfered with the Hotel.
The legislature did provide that ne
maa should be allowed to establish
q nuisance in The house to annoy
ard BARN the neighbors and the gen.
ecal public. That was legislation
il The interert of the public.
Last Saturday evening tie Good
T2mplaTs assembled at their Hall at
Chone i1lling the large room. The
occasion was the reception tenedred
the District Chief Templar, l.. Jennie
Coates. Delegations We're present an d
brief addresses made by members fro N
West Grove, West Chester, Lewisvilie,
Rising Sun, Oxford and Minniehaba
lodges. The instrumental music, reel.
| tations, singing, lodge paper and other
exercises under good of the order, were
qnite Interesting. A program was
adopted for the winter, consisting of
musical and literary exercises, lodge
paper and debate on alternative weeks.
| The meeting organized at $50 p. M,
and with short recess adjourned
promptly at ten o'clock.
EIkton dogs are again playing
havoc with the poultry of the sur
grounding farmers. In the last few
days Mr.. George Ricketts, has had
is turkeys, - ducks and his entire
lock OF geese killed; Mr.. Henry
Davis large flock of turkeys des
troyed; Mrs, r. F. Biddle turkeys
and chickens killed, and Mr.. Pierson
a dock Of turkeys Democrat.
I The Grange ought to tackle the
dog nuisance. fit were completely
abated it would be worth many
thousand dollars to the farmers of
Cecil county annually. A good
beginning point would be tax of
$40 head on all bird dogs, which
are the worst sheep dogs in the
lcountry.
Last week We noticed the appre-
hepsion of parties by Sheriff johnson
for violating the fishery lGws of the
state by fishing in Sassafrss river.
| On Thursday Justice A, j. Scott
g&ve the prisoners trial on the
charge Of violating the fishing laws
LOT Cecil county. Brinkman was
I,conWcted Of using hauling seine,
I'contrary to law, in Sassafras river.
lie was hned $50, and bis boat, fish.
ling nets, etc, valued at $3.50. con.
t9cated By the State. Barnabee was
convicted Of using a pound net in
sa9satraa river contrary to law, and
| fined $50, and had his fishing nets
csc valued at 500, confiscated,
They both took al appeal and were
admitted to bail, and we're allowed
tie use OF their nets on giving sc.
oarity.
A boTse.and carriage came up
| South Queen Street on Sunday after.
| boon at little less speed than q
nile minute, in which boy and
CIR, were seated enjoying the merry
gide. The horse and carriage be