The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-06-09
Friday, June 8. 1898.
MINOR

Read MI. w. GraSOn s auVerISeuehV
of personal property. He offers bar
gains.
Children's Day will be observed in
the Zion Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
ST.. Denny of Sylmar had one of his
thumbs cut off by a circular saw on
Saturday last.
Joseph s. Pogue has transferred his
livery to his son, J. A. Pogue, who will
conduct it in the future.
David Lewis has purchased the real
estate, 80 acres, belonging to the estate
of Eliza Foster, deceased, near Bay
View, for SIPS.
There was an immense congregation
attended Church last Sunday at West
Nottingham to hear Rev. S. A. Gay
ley's farewell sermon.
Attention is called to the adv. OF
Johnson's Shoe Store, Oxford, Pa, in
this issue. Reliable footwear at less
than rock bottom prices.
On Friday and Saturdav evenings, of
next week. June Is and II, Harmony
M. P. Church at Rowlandyille will hold
one of their famous festivals.
A fine two-year cd colt belonging to
Joseph c. Reynolds of Sylmar, was
killed by lightning Monday while
standing IN the pasture fed.
Mr.. A. L. Duyckinck was elected
elder for West Nottingham Presby-
terrain Church last Sunday by unani.
nous vote and installed in that office.
Miss E. Beatrice Reilholtz is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. J. b. Graham of Charlestown,
is visiting her sister Mrs. DIR. Kirk in
Rising Sun.
The residence of George w. Cruik-
shank, Esq, on North street, in Elk
ton, was sold at trustees sale, on Tues
day. VIM. S. Archer, of Belair, pur-
chaser, for $4,000.
The Missionary Society connected
with West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church held meeting at the residence
of Mrs. Title Tosh last Friday which
was we'll attended.
Margaret, youngest daughter of John
N. Janney, residing near Zion, died on
Wednesday, May 81. in the 18th year
of her age. Interment on Friday last,
at Union M. E. Cemetery.
Rev. Hugh l.. Hodge of First Presby-
terrain Church of Oxford, Pa, will
preach at West Nottingham Presbyte-
rian Church on Sunday, June 18th at
1890 a. m. All are invited and welcome.
Since the Columbia & Port Deposit
Railroad Company has dispensed with
night operators two wrecks have oc-
Cured on their line. Economizing
does not always prove to be economy.
Chas. Kirscht expects to move into
his new building in about two weeks
In the meantime he is prepared to turn
out first class work in the boot and
shoe line in his temporary quarters
next door to Kimbell's restaurant.
The County Commissioners, School
Commissioners and Orphans Court
will meet in regular monthly session
on Tuesday next. The primaries being
oyer it is probable successor to the
late Judge Evans will be appointed in
few days.
Some of the residents of the town
around Center Square think they will
have to secure a suburban home to
sleep in at nights and leave the above
locality to the dogs exclusively as there
is little chance for sleep and the cease
less yelp of ours to abide together.
When W. Ricketts, Nelson of Elkton,
went to his bed room about 10 O'Clock
on Sunday night. he discovered man
In his room. He gave an alarm and
the man left. A number of persons
who answered the alarm made diligent
search, but the intruder had made good
his escape.
Miss Florence Culp, the thirteen year
old daughter of E. G. Culp, of Cecllton
died on Friday evening last after few
days illness of scarlet fever. This is the
second death to occur in the family
from the same disease within the past
month and the fifth death from scarlet
fever in that town within a compare
lively short time.
Henry Sharpless, a little son ofLewis
P, Sharpless of Elk Mills, aged about
five years, was bitten by dog suppos'
ed to be mad on Friday, May 26. Mr.
Sharpless took his boy to the Pasteul
Institute. New York for treatment
After leaving Mr.. Sharpeless' mill tn;
dog chased c. McCausn6og home
where it was shot by Mr.. lcCauley.
A new enterprise will be started il
Elkton provided the necessary labo
can be secured. A shirt factory. which
will employ about hundred operators
will be located here il sufficient girl
and women can be found to do thu
work, so gays the News.
OF course the labor can easily b.
found if the company can afford to pay
living wages which is doubtful. TIL,
large city sweat manufacturing compe
titiOn in the business is simnlv anDall