The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-06-23
Friday, June 23. 1898.
MINOR LOCALS

condition OF the thermometer THESE
:orrid June days.
Geo. Morris, an employee Of
Barnes & Hartenstine, suffered q
slight sunstroke last Tuesday.
Jeff. Haines, the Rising Sun
plumber, is fitting up water pipes
and tanks for b. II. Browns summer
residence.
The June term of the Circuit Court
the nonjury term-was in session
on Monday and lasted one hour and
seven minutes.
Rev c. C. Adams of Smyrna, Del,
will occupy the pulpit at West Not
tingham Presbyterian church on
Sunday next, 18th inst. Services at
1890 a. M.
Charles Kelley and Miss Laura B.
o. Ellingsworth, of Westamwell,
were married at the Cherry Hill M.
E. parsonage, by Rev. W. L Valiant,
on June 10th.
Eugene Conner was rendered q
surprise in honor of his 2lst birthday
last Tuesday evening. About twenty
friends were present to congratulate
him on his majority.
Cards are out for the wedding of
John T. Veazey and Miss Eleanor
Cawley, at II o'clock noon, on Tues
day. June 9th, in St. Mary's
Church. in North East.
The salary of the teachers of the
public schools of the county will be
paid after the July meeting of the
Board, as the State appropriation
will not be available before that time.
JIG. Bird & Sons lost a valuable
horse this week caused by inflammation
of the stomach.
Jos. Hambleton also had one to
die from the effects of paralysis last
Monday.
Mrs. Rachel Maxwell, wife of
Charles W. Maxwell, of Elkton, died
at her residence in that town Mon
day evening after lingering illness
of consumption in the sixty-third
year of her age.
Snap! crack If mules could pray
the paper mill mules would invoke
the powers that be to send them
back to their old driver Steph. His
whip seldom cracked, and be rarely
struck one of them.
Jacob McCardell, of Elkton. on
Friday was sentenced to two months
in the House of Correction by Justice
Cleaver, for being habitualiy dis.
orderly. He took an appeal from
the decision of the Magistrate.
The nuptials of John Frederick, of
Principle. and Miss Grosh, daughter
of W. R. Grosh. of Bacon Hill, have
been announced. The happy event
is to take place early next month. in
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Squire Taylor has been awarded a
fne gold watch with gold chain and
charm by the proprietors of The
Ladies Home Mcnthly, of Toronto,
Canada, for correct answers to a
puzzle published in the Philadelphia
Times few week ago.
We are informed that our 9Th dist.
riot correspondent was in error in
crediting the appointment of Mr..
Merritt S. McNamee associate Judge
of the orphans court to the recon-.
mendatiop of Mr.. C. G. Crothers
and taat Mr.. NJ. was protege of Mr..
Writ.
Miss Deborah Preston has an
orioles nest in her possession COM
posed of horse hair and cotton wrap.
ping yarn with needle and thread
attached, having been secured to the
twigs of a tree in three different
places with this wrapping yarn in an
ingenious manner.
Joseph T. England hauled 1000
bushels of prime wheat to the North
East -four mills last week, for which
he realized 65 cents per bushel. $3.50
10 place of $1,000 which he doubtless
would have received had silver moi
been demonetized. Farmers ough
to think more. and try and trace
effect back to cause.
The stable on the farm of Henry
Briley, near Elkton, was burned tt
the ground Monday night. A COW
and farming implements were con-
sumed. A horse that was in The
building was liberated by some IN
known person, who is suspected Of
having fired the building. The LOST
is estimated at about $500 on which
there was no insurance.
In reply to the Rising Sun CORES
pondent's query in last weeks Demo
crat, Adam where art thou" thu
town bailiff wishes to state that b,
is ready and willing at all times t,
perform his duty. but does not thinl
be is warranted in entering room
unsummoned when the parties ar
not creating disturbance enough t,
be noticeable from without.
Record of marriage licenses issu 81
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court TO
Cecil county: June 10, Harry H
Carr, of Bank, and Sarah E. Mann
of Newark, Del, Charles Kelley, o
West AmWell, and Laura r. q