The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-07-21

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Miss Carrie P. Wright, of Chesapeak,
City and Miss Emily Biles of Fai
Hill, have been appointed as scholars
to the State Normal School.
Mr.. Absalom Jackson, of Principle
Furnace, died Saturday evening
July 9Th, of cancer of the stomach
aged IL years. The funeral was helt
the following Wednesday, services a
the Principle NJ, Il. Church.
A full attendance of the member:
of Rising Sun Cornet Band is de-
sired at the meeting Saturday evening
July 22d, as business of importance
will be transacted.
F. C. Wilson, Pres.
Everett Knight, fireman on. the
+. w. & B. R. R., and Miss Sadie
llaines, of Principle Furnace. were
married on Thursday evening of last
week at the brides home. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. T. H.
Harding.
The free crayon portrait frauds
are deluging this comfy with
circulars and coupons offering free
portrait to every recipient thereof
Most persons should be we'll acquaint-
ed with this swindle by this time and
refuse to bite.
80 The w. c. T. U. of Rising Sun will
meet in the NJ E. Church on Thursday
July 9th at 23O p. M. The superin-
PENDANTS are asked to send or bring
their yearly reports on that day. The
election of officers will also be held. All
members try and be present.
Zebedee Haines the Orthodox
Friends minister preached an Garnet,
evangelical sermon in the NJ. E.
Church of this town on Sunday after
noon as previously announced.
The Orthodox branch of the
Friends religious demonstrate be-
lieve in the Trinity. The Hicksites
branch are of the Unitarian belief.
The Lancaster countians are
charging our honest "tick ridge"
folks with stealing their chickens
and threatening dire results if they
don't stop 1t. They kindly inform
the said thieves they are being
Swallowed and watched, and if the
thieves don't keep out Of the way of
the shadows they are very stupid
lot.
John Shivery was before Squire
Partridge of Elkton on Wednesday
charged with assault and battery
upon his wife committed on July 4th.
He appealed for Jury trial. and
gave bond for his appearance at the
September term of court. This
Shivery is an elder in the EIkton
saloon church and very CONSTANT
member.
The hay and wheat crops have
been taken care of by the farmers
and the oats crop is being attended
20. Wheat is first class crop, and
oats is considered as good as that
crop will make in this latitude. Our
climate is too warm for first class
oats. The corn crop is booming
The apple crop viii be large one.
Some of the trees are breaking down
with their over abundance.
George D. Lynch, farmer resid.
ing near Theodore, a station on the
B. & O. railroad died very suddenly
on Monday night of last week from
heart failure. That afternoon be had
driven to North East and when he
returned home he was lying in an
apparent stupor in the carriage.
During the night he expired. He
was about fifty years of age. The
funeral took place on Thursday fol-
lowing.
A Baltimore soldier, who has been
receiving twelve dollars a month
from the government has relinquish.
ed his right to receive a pension be-
cause his disahility-an injury to his
leg has been removed. His name is
Joseph P. Clarke, and be deserves to
have his picture printed in the news
papers, Wing.
So honest, conscientious a man
deserves a better fate than a place in
the daily papers, which have become
a perfect rogues gallery with com.
plimentary notices largely in favor
of the rogues and their methods.
The new collector of Internal
Reyenue, Murray Vandiver proposes
to visit every distillery, tobacco
mandatory, oleomargarine or other
concerns where his subordinates are
employed or which has any connec-
ton with his department and
thoroughly familiarize himself with
the work of his force at each place,
the nature and the extent of their
duties.
Il do not think that l can run this
office right" Mr.. Vandiver said, "un.
less l understand the work and the
only way to understand it is to go
over the field myself and see what is
being done. want to know every.
thing"
He will he apt to see something
they don't want him to see.
Applications are out for two more
saloons which will make three grog
geries 10 town. There are six streets
Ieadiuo into tho Sun and IN or1ow a..