The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-08-19
Full moon tomorrow evening.

section at fifty cents per bushei.
The tomato pack on the Eastern Shore,
ii is reported. will be about two-thirdsI
that of last year.
Eleven tickets were sold at Rising Sun
station for the Atlantic City excursion on
Tuesday.
Rowlandville Camp of Modern Wood
men will hold a festival tomorrow
evening.
FIT, -one tickets were sold at Rising
Sun for the Colchester excursion on
Wednesday,
Company X. M. N. G.. Of Havre de
Grace, is arranging to hold tournament
on Labor Day.
William H. Booth was painfully injured
on his farm near Elkton yesterday when
trampled by horse.
Carroll Cameron. Of Colora, had his
finger badly cut while. working in the
creamery last Saturday
Sixteen hundred and eleven bushels of
oats from IS acres IS reported from JOS.
S. Pogue's farm at Calvert.
Mrs. E. "A. Todd was painfully injured
by being thrown from her buggy in a
runaway at Conowingo one day this week.
The County Treasurer will be at Rising
Sun tomorrow and Monday to collect
Sixth district taxes.
Rowlandville Modern Woodmen of
America have purchased for $3.50 the
George Christie property.
Err. Burlington and Sons have pur-|
chased Buick auto and are now using it
for business and pleasure combined.
The Board of Directors of the National
Bank of Rising Sun will hereafter meet at
wo o'clock on Tuesdays instead Of ten
o'clock as formerly.
Thomas Garrett, Of Elkton. has been
awarded free scholarship at Washington
College, Chestertown. for four-year
course.
Mt. Hope colored camp will be held in
G. c. Pyle's woods, north of Rising Sun
on Sunday Aug. 2s and continue over the
following Sunday.
The Young Ladies Social Sewing
Circle was very delightfully."- entertained on
Thursday afternoon Of last week by Mrs.
]. H. Jenness.
X. M. Riley, auctioneer. will sell at
public sale tomorrow at one o'clock, at
Harry Ragan's saw mill. near lakewood,
lot of lumber of all kinds.
As there was no bids for the piano Of
fered at public sale by auctioneer Hind
man last Saturday, it was afterward sold
to y. M. Holden at private sale.
A pair of horses hitched to moving
machine at John Halls, near Principle,
ran away on Tuesday and wrecked the
machine before they were stopped.
Hopewell, Pa, Lyceum celebrated its
35th anniversary yesterday with a special
literary ami musical program, with morn
ing and afternoon sessions and picnic
dinner in between.
Morris Larue, one of the FIVE negroes
who escaped from Elkton Jail several
weeks ago, was arrested at Kenneth Square
last week and on Saturday night was
brought back to Elkton by Sheriff Nc
AlIister.
BY his mules soaring at some loose
paper lying along the road at Mrs. c. L.
Turner's farm near town last Friday, W..
H. Nesbitt was thrown from his wagon
and sustained serious injuries about the
head and face.
Walter Clark. of Elkton, will be APP
pointed to scholarship in Western Mary
land College and Miss Emma Minister. of
EIkton, and Miss Georgia w. Walmsley.
Of Cecilton, to the State Normal School
by the School Commissioners Of Cecil
county.
The large dairy barn on the farm of J..
Thomas Baker at West Grove was dis
covered to be on FIRE early Tuesday morn
ing. All the live stock and two wagons
were saved, but the building, with crops
and all the machinery were totally de-
stroyed.
A relic of bygone days, tramp printer,
drifted into our Office on Tuesday evening
and applied for work enough for a bed
and meal He said he was from connec-
ticut and was footing it from town to
town in search for work as he could not
find steady employment in the city. Since
the day Of the typesetting machine land
local option) these specimens Of the down
and-our class are becoming quite rare and
il has been several years since one drifted
into the Sum-