The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-04-13
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has been at stand still.
Miss Flonda Love is reported
seriously i'll at her home near Pilot
| Town.
Conowingo post Office was again
robbed last week. The amount of
booty was about $40
The four year old son of j. G..
Price, one of the county commits
sioners died on Tuesday, March 30.
Mr.. j. Clendenin has purchased
lot of j. G. Bell at Conowingo on
which he proposes to build dwell
ing.
This is Arbor Day and also
School Library Day-a good day for
library work but not so pleasant
for tree planting.
The Joseph w. Shippers farm at
Union, containing 81 acres was sold
last week to E. S. Tryford, of Phila-
delphia for $1400.
The sheriff's end of the jail of
this county has been repapered and
rejuvenated from top to bottom and
sheriff Whites family moved in
this week.
A number of men were employed
on Monday grading and smoothing
the Rising Sun Catholic church
yard, making it ready to seed down
with grass.
Mrs. Ann Jenney of Fair Hill,
the widow of Wesley Jenney has
been granted a dependent widows
back pension of 1927 and monthly
pension in $S.
Miss Mabel Reynolds, third
daughter of Joseph w. Reynolds Of
Port Deposit. and neice of Hon.
Jacob Tome died ON Thursday night
of last week in Baltimore.
The ladies of Rock Presbyterian
Church will hold a "Library Tea"
at the home of Mr.. Taylor Reynolds,
on Friday evening, April Goth.
Supper served from five to ten.
The Millicent Murray property,
consisting of two tracts of land in
Elk Neck was sold at public sale
in Elkton ON Tuesday of last week
to Joshua P. McCay, Esq, for $500
each.
Farmers complain of the wonder
ful growth of garlic this spring.
Garlic starts before other vegetation
and the weather in Mach was most
favorable to the growth of this pest
of the pasture field.
The Woodlawn Loyal Temper
ance Legion will hold Lunch
Social at the home of their Super
intendent, Mrs. Martin Thompson,
on Friday evening, April Doth, at
half past seven.
Mr.. Burlington has had men at
work for several days preparing the
corner lot adjoining the large furni-
ture store and MIDLAND JOURNAL
office to SOW down in grass. 1t will
make beautiful lawn when COM
pleted.
Prof. James R. Campbell, the
principal of the Jacob Tome Insti-
tute, and family arrived in Port
Deposit last week. Mr.. Tome is
having the bank house property
thoroughly repaired and improved
and as soon as finished Mr.. Camp
bell will occupy it.
Secure your seats, a0ithont extra charge,
for the trip around tile Vorld this
e0ening.
The people of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Leipsic, DEL,
have refused to accept the Rev. B.
T. Price, recently pastor of Hope
well M. e. Church in this county,
as pastor of that church.
they locked him out of the par
sonage. The Bishop should send
an evangelist to Convert that con
gregation.
While playing ear the creek one
day last week the four year old son
Of Robert C. Lewis of Elkton fell
into the water. His nurse small
colored girl in her efforts to rescue
the child got into the water also.
John w. Anthony hearing their
cries went to them and saved the
children from drowning. Mr..
Lewis had just returned from his
European tour which came near a
sad ending.
The adjourned March snow storm
put in its appearance on Tuesday,
April 10th. All day the snow fell
furiously and at night the storm
continued with alternate showers of
rain, and on Wednesday morning
snow was still falling, For a time
in the fore part of the night the
wind blew gale. The 10th of
April snow storm will be memoir
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