The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-01-07

III Deing Iuug Lshoe hASu " @AsnSaAes
) arrival.
j. ]. Wright has purchased the McNa-
ee farm, containing about 40 acres, and
ing near Fremont.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
'seph $. Pogue on Thursday afternoon,
lnuary I3, at 2:3o o'clock.
Charles s. Peacock, Of Cherry Hill. was
/ Monday sworn in as deputy in the
fice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, at
lkton.
Becoming demented, Will Carter, col
ed. aged Ie years. hanged himself at
5 fathers home, in Chesapeake City on
onday.
IOnc hundred and twenty-three patients
Sre admitted to the Union Hospital,
- ng 1909, the 6rstyea for the
the real estate and personal
the late Rebecca Haines, near
br Dec. 2S, has been postponed
az.
Constable, of Elkton, has pur-
rustee's sale the 2o8 acre farm,
& the Elk river and belonging
4 estate, for 81. 500.
It Deposit Times, after brief
of about one month. suspended
X and its publisher. Charles x.
departed for parts unknown.
AVE received from Cameron &
solora, one of their handsome,
TO calendars. The card is en-
with photo reproduction Of
ehouse building.
he residence Of James Clarke, about
miles from Port Deposit. was totally
royed by ire together with contents,
lay morning Of last week. The fire
supposed 70 have been started by a
lective due.
dog belonging to Mrs. M. s.
es. of North East, showed indi-
y Of rabies and was killed. The
vas one of the number bitten several
IS ago BY rabid animal that passed
gh the town.
etri-county base ball league of Cecil
Hartford counties, Md. and New
e county, Del. will hold a meeting
kton on Monday afternoon, Jan. 10,
hplete the bylaws and arrange the
Iule.
Of our practical and progressive
rs opened the road from his place to
during the snow blockade by hitch
spring tooth harrow behind sled,
by four head. The harrow tore its
trough the drifts in great shape.
b. Keen, of this town, experimental
water melon by vanishing il
clude the air. wrapping in paper and
ng in sawdust. in September. He
cked it on New Years day, but was
ointed to find that it had not kept.
members Of Port Deposit M. E,
h surprised their pastor. Rev. F. F.
nter and wife with donation. In
n to provisions Of every description
containing $50 was presented the
er.
question of opening the snow
ded roads is agitating those who
Dmpelled to use them. When the
came q number of farmers closed
6elds TO travel. causing no end ol
{. as numerous roads are still
d and no one will take the initiative
ming them.
F. Shorty. track foreman on the
ylvania railroad, at Perryville. wa.
by shifting engine on Monday O.
eek and severely injured, Will,
ng his men in the removal Of snow
around the station at Perryville
ht shoulder blade was fractured
shoulder dislocated.
Inner servedvon Saturday in th'
1t of the M. E. church by the
the. Aid Society for the Rising
tective Association. was of thu
Ugh standard of these annua
It was largely patronized. 10:
Of the Association partaking o
/. The gross receipts were abou
e supper usually held in the eve
sPensed with this year,
Of Sunday and Monday wa
cold snap that sent tn
Fn and froze things up tieh
ETY. was added to this BY
storm Wednesday Afternoon
Ioating everything with
Pedestrians slid and slippe'
~, the small boy with hi
be only one to successfull
m Of ioeomotion. Nunel
red but fortunately m
usnrn raerrrmd