The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-10

Iuesday, I4ln lnSt., IL ot. Naien-
tines Day.
Lincoln's Birthday occurs Sun
day, 18th inst.
The new charter applied for by
the Oxford Agricultural Associa-
tion has been granted.
The Jacob Tome Institute boys
will give minstrel show in the
town hall, Port Deposit, Friday
evening, 10th inst.
A fair and supper will be held
by the Helping Hand society of
Wesley Chapel, near Elkton, on
February 15, 16 and II.
J. M. Holden, of this town, has
purchased the Gallagher property,
located about one mile south of
town and containing thirteen acres.
Rev. DR.. F. T. Tagg, of Balti-
more, editor of the Methodist Pro
testant, will occupy the pulpit of
Bay View M. P. church on Sunday
next.
John Nickle, has purchased at
public sale, for 50, 100, the farm of
the late y. T. Rawlings, situate
near Rowlandville and containing
78 acres.
AS result of the revival services
in progress at North East M. E..
church, under charge of II. A. G..
Westerfeld, forty.six have profes.
sed confession.
William Settle, of Leeds, stu
dent of the University of Maryland,
has passed an examination before
the State Board and been admitted
to the Maryland bar.
Miss Anna Mahoney has been
appointed teacher of Leeds school,
vice Miss Sarah Miller, resigned,
who has accepted position in a
school in Washington, D. G.
The next meeting OF Cecil Cou nty
Medical Society will be held in
Elkton on Thursday, April 20,
when the general subject of dis
cussion will be Tuberculosis"
The American Ice Company
has filled its three large ice houses
at Perryville and commenced on
Monday to fill the houses on the
Havre de Grace side of the river.
Rev. DIR. J. F. Bryan, pastor of
the Cecil Circuit M. p. Church,
residing at Bay View, has been
granted a months leave of absence,
which time will be spent in the
West. ae
The blizzard put Cupid out of
business, there not being mar
riage license issued by the Clerk of
the Court Manly Drennen the last
week OF January and first of
February.
Miss Edna Taylor, of Oxford,
now trained nurse in Philadel
phia, suffered a fracture of her
knee cap by tripping on the stone
stairway at Broad Street Station
one day recently.
Excellent coasting is being
enjoyed by the young folks. The
sleet on Monday morning form
ed crust upon the snow of suf-
ficient strength to bear PERSONS
weight, and the sleds fairly fly over
its hard surface.
District Deputy Supreme Archon
W. A. Gallaher, visited Elkton
Conclave Of Heptasophs Wednes-
day evening to examine its affairs
and install officers. AT the con
clusion the members of the Con-
clave attended the supper given by
the ladies of Trinity Parish.
Havre de Grace City Council
has passed an ordinance compel
ling all owners of dogs in that city
to pay a tax on them and tag the
CANNES. The Bailiff has tagged
125 dogs upon which taxes have
been paid, but the Havre de Grace
Republican estimates there are
1125 more in the town to be tagged.
A special election will be held
in Havre de Grace on Monday,
February 20, for the purpose of
voting on an ordinance passed by
the City Council, granting to the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington Railroad Company a right
of way through, and over, por-
tion of Warren street, between
Stokes and Adams streets, in
that city.