The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-02-24

The Bradley property, in Elkton,
has been purchased by Mrs. Laura
L. Maxwell for 1925.
The Junior Epworth League re-
Gently organized at North East, has
membership of fifty.
The mercury touched the zero
mark on Sunday morning, while
Tuesday at noon it registered 500.
An advanced Bible reading class
has been organized by the pastor
and a number of members of Rising
Sun M. E.ichurch.
The ladies of st. Johns P. E.
church, of Havre de Grace, cleared
the sum of $1S5.98, by their recent
supper and bazar.
The Rising Sun and Perryman
gun clubs will shoot match at
Perryman, Hartford county, on
Monday, 9th inst.
VIM. A. Crawford has purchased
at administrator sale, for 5000,
the residence of the late Mrs. Han
nah r. Boulden, in Elkton.
Farmers in the vicinity of Colora
are being offered So per ton for
tomatoes, and 81 for corn by can
ners for the coming seasons pack.
r. B. Merritt, of Warwick, has
announced himself as candidate
for the nomination of County Treas
urer, on the democratic ticket.
A meeting of the Cecil County
Base Ball League will be held in
Elkton on March 11th, when Off
GERS for the coming season will be
elected.
There have been sixtyfive con-
versions at North East M. e.
church up to the present time and
the revival meetings are still in
progress.
DR.. Howard Brown, Of Principle
has rented dwelling in North
East and will move to that town
and continue the practice of his
profession.
The snow on Monday patched
up. the sleighing but the mild
weather Tuesday and Wednesday
made it thin in places pecially
on the streets in town.
Two dwellings and the black
smith shop in Zion, belonging to the
estate of the late D. M. Rittenhouse.
have been purchased at public sale
by John Rittenhouse, for $130O.
The North East base ball club
has organized for the coming season
with DIR. T. A. Worrell manager,
81. r. Wilson secretary and treas
urer, and T. @. Wilson captain.
Childs Council, Jr. o. U. A. M.
is holding fair and supper this
week in the new hall building at
that place, erected on the site of
the one recently destroyed by fire.
John s. Strahorn, of the Elkton
Bar, and Clayland Mulliken, ex-
States Attorney of Talbot county,
will defend John M. Shippers in his
trial for the murder of Albert
Constable.
Frank r. Cherry, of Principle,
who intends to discontinue the
dairy business, sold twelve of his
herd of dairy COWS at public sale
on Saturday, at an average of
$3.50 per COW.
The Record reports there has
been quite an advance in the price
of property in the vicinity of
Perryville. Lots that formerly
sold for 5000 and $3.50, are now
held at $500 to $3.50.
8. j. Rankin, of Zion, met with
a very painful accident on Friday,
while trimming trees. A large
limb fell against the ladder upon
which he was standing, throwing
him to the ground with great force
and causing dislocation of the
ankle.
All the large ice houses of the
American Ice Company at French
town, Perryville and Havre de
Grace have been filed, full
s'crop'' having been harvested
from the Susquehanna. The river
is piled full of ice from shore to
shore and the prospects for
record breaking gorge when mild
weather acts in were never better.