The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1897-05-21
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q. Budd at the residence of the
BRIDES parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Donan.
The Crawford Factory Farm near
Bay View was sold Saturday at
public sale to John w. Shippers for
81, 800. There is an excellent water
power on the place.
Mr.. VIM. T. Giles, Jr., of Elkton,
and Miss Carrie N. Blanchfield,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Blanchfield, of Chesapeake City,
were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents on Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock by Rev. III. A. G..
Westerfeld.
It's title is the "Royal wheel club
of Elkton. ''-"Royal' is good but
Penny royal would be more eu-
phoneous name, while the language
"you had better go" would be a
standing challenge to all wheelers
if the club adopted the plant as
their crest or coat of arms.
In Anne Arundel county one
hundred and twenty five farms are
advertised for sale by tax collectors.
Anne Arundel cast 1915 votes
last fall in favor of a continuation
of conditions which produce such
results. Verify we shall have your
reward. Asye SOW so shall we reap.
Edward Larue of Port Deposit
did not receive his pension for the
the last quarter and notified the
government about it, and they sent
q detective which resulted in the
arrest of a man named Sears. On
Tuesday last week the postma ster
was summoned to the United States
Court in Baltimore to testify in the
case.
George Sheppard, a young man
who is employed as farm hand by
John Meredith, of Elkton, fell from
a load of hay on Friday last and
sustained considerable injury. He
was discovered lying in the road
unconscious and was taken to DR..
Bratton's office, to all appearance
dead. After working with him
for some time the physician brought
him back to consciousness.
Charles Rice, colored, who stabbed
Enos Whiteman, formerly of Elkton,
with a butcher knife, was tried be,
sore the Court of General Sessions
at Wilmington last week. Rice
entered a plea of guilty and was
sentenced to pay fine of $1,000, to
stand one hour in the pillory last
Saturday and be imprisoned for
five years. Mr.. Whiteman was
seriously injured but is improving.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club
discussed on Saturday the subject
elbow Can the Farmers Most Pru-
IDENTIFY Economize in the Growing
of Crops?" 1t was conceded that
the fact such large proportion of
the cost of growing crops is confined
principally to commercial fertilizers,
made it necessary that there should
be considerable discussion as to
how economy could best be shown
in this element of the cost of pro-
ducing crops.
The following bonds were ap-
proved and accounts passed by the
Orphans Court last week.
Bond Approved.-Bond of L.
Marshall Haines, administrator C.
t. a. of Joseph Wells.
Inventories of the personal estate
Of James L. Steele, James McCauley,
William FL. Lake and Joseph Wells
were examined and ordered for
record.
Accounts Passed.-First account
of w. P. Reynolds, administrator
of Harriet M. Reynolds; Third
account of Ellen G. Gillespie, guar
dian of Ella Ross Dixon; First &C
count of Maurice G. Reeder, guar
dian of Eta J. Mccullough; Second
account of Robert M. Cameron,
guardian of Robert G. Cameron;
First account of Eliza A. and Mabel
e. Brickley, executives of Theo.
Brickley.
Belair Circuit Court is we'll sup
piled with cases removed from Cecil.
The court has been in session last
and this week. The following are
the cases from this county.
Matthew ID. Spencer VS.. B. & o.
r. r. Constable and j. j. Archer
for plaintiff, j. S. Writ for de-
PENDANT.
Eva Alexander VS.. Robert Gard
ner; trial June LIST. Constable and
j. j. Archer Tor plaintiff, W. S.
Evans for defendant.
Anthony S. Davis, Jas. G. Davis,
Emma ID. Davis, Joseph G. Horner
and Mary Horner VS.. Jacob Tome
Institute; trial June list. VIM. T.
Warburton, A. Constable and Jas.
j. Archer for plaintiffs, S. A.
Williams and Haines for defendant.
John Pritchard VS.. Alfred B.
McVey; trial May IS. Albert
Constable & Son for plaintiff,
Robinson and w. S. Evans for de-