The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-11-10
NEWS.
Friday, Nov. 10. 1898.
MINOR LOCALS

Oxford milk dealers raised th
price on Monday to cents quar-
steep.
The Delaware Field Club foot bal
team will play the Elk.on eleven a
Elkton tomorrow.
Farmers are warning gunners by
advertising in THE MIDLAND JOUR
NAL to keep off their premises.
Salmon fishing is reported good al
McCalrs Ferry and above They
appear to be out.biling the bass.
West Nottingham Academy and
Friends Normal Institute will plGy
a game of foot ball at this place to
day.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet in the basement of the NJ
E Church, Saturday, Nov. IL, at {
O'Clock.
The funeral of Miss Anna NJ
Rudolph took place Monday after.
noon in Elkton and was largely at
tended.
Bishop A. A. Curtis, of Whining
ton, Del, confirmed thirty we
persons at the Elkton Catholic
Church Sunday evening.
Lewis Hartenstine had three OF
his fingers mashed on Saturday by
having them caught in the crane at
the railroad freight house.
Herman Stump, superintendent of
immigration, who is confined to his
home, near Belair, with pleurisy, was
reported TO be somewhat worse on
Monday.
The November meeting of the
Cecil Farmers Club will be held at
the residence of Mr. Thomas C. Bond
near Port Deposit on Wednesday the
18th inst.
The revivalists are continuing to
hold crowded meetings nightly here.
Meetings will continue over Sunday.
They have extended their labors to
Sylmar.
Mr.. John T. Barber aad Miss Julia
Stark, both of this county, were
married at Trinity Church Rectory
on Thursday evening, Oct 81, by the
Rev. VIM Scholer.
The next session of the Whining
ton Conference of the NJ E. Church
will be held at Salisbury, Md begin.
ming Wednesday, March 21st, 1894.
Bishop Vincent will preside.
Farmers are we'll on with their
corn husking the majority having
finished. They say the crop is short.
the long drouth and violent storms
having worked serious injury to the
crop.
The Washington College foot ball
team has disbsnded aud oil dates for
games have been Cancelled. They
played two games and were beaten
in both, so they disbanded; we sup
pose in disgust
Record of marriage licenses issued
by the Clerk of the Court for Cecil
county; Oct. %. John L Barber and
Julia Sterrett, both of Elkton; Oct
81. Edward r: Steele of Wrightsvile
Pa, and Mamie Krauss of lakewood.
Four of the Welch Mountain
Buzzard gang are in Jail for shooting
and 70 obing Josiah Shaffer. One of
the party is woman and another
Abe Buzzard, who has been playing
the evangelist dodge for some time
past.
James L. Pennock, of Chatham.
Pa, had fine horse and buggy and
set OF new harness stolen On the first
inst. On the same night thieves stole
asset of harness each from John l.
Carter and Amos Young of the
same place.
James p Merritt one of the lead
ing builders and contractors of Elk
ton, has turned his good will over
and sold his work shop to Robert f.
Strickland and will make his home
in Baltimore in the future. Mr..
Stricklands father. Palmer G. Strick.
lad was the leading builder of Elkton
in his day.
The members of the St. Terressa
Catholic Church will give musica
and instrumental concert in the
Opera House, Port Deposit, on
Thanksgiving night. for the benefit
of the church. Miss Maud Shure and
Mr. and Miss Ascberfeld of Havre
de Grace and number of Others will
take part in tie performance.
A fire occurred in NJ. Acker's
clothing store at Port Deposit on
Sunday night Some goods hanging
above lamp ignited, and in the
hurry of attempting to extinguist
the flames the lamp was upset which
spread the fire Goods were destroy
ed and damaged to the value of 81 ,
$40. The loss is covered by insur
ance.
A party of Elkton hoodlums broke
into the Academy on Halloween
and did much damage to books anC
furniture. The Sheriff is after then
aud in addition to fning them to thu
omount IF tho n omouo fhou 0uOhf 4,