The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-06-22
MINOR LOCALS

The Eastern Shore peach crop is
not. The apple crop too, is going
to be slim this year.
Constable Benson of the first dist.
took to Elkton Jail this week a
cOlored man, charged with stealing
harness.
The trustees of the Friends Brick
Westinghouse will sell the grass ON
the lots tomorrow afternoon at
public sale.
Mr.. Harvey Raglan of Rock
Springs, aud Miss Bird Ralston, of
Middletown, Pa, were married
Wednesday, June 6.
The teachers will be paid after
the July meeting of the School
Board; the State appropriation is
not due until that time.
Rev. Elm Kirk of Sylmar, who
has been a victim of i'll health for
some time, purposes to spend a
season at Ocean Grove.
Cecil county doctors are required
to register after this. The M. d.
got a protective bill law through
the legislature last winter.
Mr.. Hughes Keilholtz of Rising
Sun, and Miss Eliza Love, of Pilot
Town, were married Wednesday
18th inst. at Rowlandville.
About this time the woods are full
of picnics, the halls lively with ice
cream festivals and the churches
throng with Children's Day services.
Mr.. William Adams, of Port De-
post, and Miss India McClenahan
were married at the home of the
bride on Wednesday evening, June
18th.
The "MOdel' has had the biggest
school commencement show in the
county, and Perryville school stands
away up at the top. She always
could do it every time.
The clatter of the moving
machines are heard in the hay fields
this week. The heavy rains of two
weeks since greatly improved the
prospects of the hay crop.
The second annual "Thank Offer
ing Meeting" of the WOman's
Home Foreign Missionary Society of
Zion Presbyterian Church was held
yesterday evening, 81 inst. at s
O'Clock.
Arrived in Elkton, Mai. Wilson,
colored; aged 35 years, weight So
lbs. He will drive Col. Foard's
trotting dog, Bird" at the races
this fall.
Go lang Shelbark!
Another mad dog started in
Warwick last week and bit num-
Der of dogs which in turn will go
mad and bite more dogs. AT Mid
dletown, Del. dog went mad on
the same day and bit his owner.
The managers of Rosebank ceme-
terry, at Calvert, are making ex-
tensive Improvements to the pro-
perty, which is being extended and
placed in thorough condition. The
superintendent is Jacob A. Derrick
er.
The Free Methodist of Elkton
have purchased large band wagon
with Gospel Band" in large letters
printed ON it. They have a large
tent in which grove meetings are
held, which is now pitched at
Mechanics Valley.
The herring and shad fishing
season in the Susquehanna is passed
but the rock fishing is now on, and
trolling for rock wOoes the angler.
Soon the black bass will call the
diciples of LAC Walton with rod
and reel from the cities.
The June term of Circuit Court
(nOn jury convened in Elkton OF
Monday, Judge Frederick Stump
presiding. The only business o
anyimportance was the admitting OF
L. j. Finnan, of ElktOn to practice
at the Bar. He passed notably
good eXaminatiOn.-Balt Sun.
Mr.. Harry Sutton Noyes, son o.
Col. Enoch Noyes, of Port Deposit
has resigned his position as nigh
clerk ON the Baltimore American
which position he acceptably filled
for some time. Mr.. NOyes has re-
turned to his fathers home. Hi
associates in Baltimore miss him.
Children's day was celebrated a
Sylmar M. L. Church last Sunday
The church was handsomely decorat
ed with flowers. A large congrega
ton was present to witness the ex
ercises which were quite interesting
Superintendent A. r. Brown hat
charge of the exercises. Rev. j. E
Bryan, the pastor, made an addres
and the superintendent followed
The singing was led by Professor
Watson of Sylmar, supported b,
Miss McCarns at the organ, Henr.
McCarns violin, and Mr.. GraSol