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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-05
Rural Dale

Mrs. Mary Hunter, who is Ill
from complication of diseases, at
her home in the village, is reported
to be little better today, Monday.
Her daughter, Mrs. Wilma Betz, Of
McConnelsville, is assisting in car
ing for her.
Mrs. George Finney, whose i'll
remains in serious condition.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Riggs enter
tanned the following at dinner Sun
day: Miss Marie Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Mahon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Achauer and little daugh-
ter Linda Sue of GAINESVILLE, also
number Of Mr.. Riggs relatives from
Shadyside and Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Few Of
GAINESVILLE spent Saturday night and
Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Victor Martin, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drake and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brew
er and baby, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Brewer and family, spent Sat-
urday evening at the Christy Brew.
er home near, Union Hill.
Miss Louella Dunn returned to
GAINESVILLE, Monday evening", after
spending several days with her
Il.
daughter of McConnelsville, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Shilling, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hunter and Harry Allen and
daughter Miss Betty, of McConnels-
Vile, were calling on relatives here,
Sunday
Meeting of All Club Boys
The Rural Dale Rough Riders
Al club met recently at community
hall. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Jimmy Barn
house. and roll call was answered by
naming a bird. Committees were
appointed, and things to be done In
the club were discussed. Work was
assigned by the advisor, Joe Dean
Farmhouse. Those in the club are
Edgar White, Gene Stall, Jimmy
Farmhouse, George White. Delmar
White and Russell Stall. The next
meeting will be held at community
hall, Friday evening, May 13.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-05
WeStland

Mrs. Lena McPeak and children
Robert and Audrey were Saturday
visitors of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mendenha1.
Elbert Rouanzoin returned TO
GAINESVILLE, Monday, after spending
the past week with home folks.
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and
family, at Will James; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller, son Frank Vernette,
at Harold Harris; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Medley and daughter, at Ray
mond James; Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Strobe, Misses Rachel Strobe and
June Miller, Mrs. Virginia Halton,
son Bobby, Freeman Strobe, at Wal
ter Bevington's, near Todds; Walter
Greathouse and family of Thorn
house and Robert Tignor at John
Greenhouses; Estel Dawson and
family at George Benjamin's.
Miss Cleo Sevall of GAINESVILLE
was a Tuesday supper guest at the
Carlos Harris home.
Mrs. Cora McPeak has returned
home, after visiting in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wells attended
the funeral of the formers aunt.
day.
Sunday evening visitors were Will
James; M Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lindi.
more, son Ray, and James Lindi-
more, at Harvey Greenhouses; Mr..
and Mrs. James Boyd at Frank
Dawson's.
Friends in this neighborhood Of
Mrs. Hattie Dougan of Chesterhill,
now a patient in Memorial hospital,
are very sorry to hear OF her ser.
ious illness, and hope she may soon
be better Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Dougan were at the hospital Satur-
day and again Sunday. Miss Besse
Bingham is staying at the Dougan
home in Chesterhill.
Mrs. Lucille Smith of McConnels-
vile spent Thursday at Carlos Har-
ris'.
Miss Jean Miller is i'll with tom
sillitis. and unable to attend school,
Russell Mcdaniel and family Of
Columbus were Saturday supper
and evening guests at Harvey Great
houses.
Mrs. Virginia Halton, son Bobby,
spent the past week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Strode
Mrs. Olive Diehl and daughter
Joan of Chesterhill were week end
visitors at Orin Abel's.
Sunday afternoon visitors were
George and Raymond Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Delmar Niceswanger, Mrs.
Carrie Abel and Mrs. Olive Diehl
at Henry Abel's; Robert Wells, Rus
sell James, children Laurabelle and
Paul at Raymond James; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Allard, Crooksville, Mrs.
Oneta Palmer, daughter Dolores,
Miss Dorothy Stoller and Dana New
ton of Watertown, at Orin Abel's;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sherman of Phi
10, at Carlos Harris; Mrs John
Rogers, Mrs. Eva Benjamin, chill
dren Veneta and John of Rooster
vile at Leonard Benjamin's; Lee
Benjamin at Bernard Benjamins.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-05

Washington and the Constitution i
George Washington was the first
President Of this country under the
Constitution; John Adams and 9TH
ers who followed him were merely
presidents of the United States in
Congress Assembled" or Presi-
dents of the Congress.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-05

Mid-States "Galvannea1ed" copper
bearing fence lasts years longer
than ordinary galvanized.-STAND
ARD SUPPLY co. m17tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-05

/ fear that Scotland may become
firing If we remain longer fort
just occurred to me that this is not
your first trip there with me, so
now, on to London for that prom
ised "cup of tea"
Evening star., 1938-07-24

cast are Ann Dvorak, Alan Baxter
and "Slapsie Make Rosenbloom.
Melvyn Douglas and Florence Rice
are co-starred in the Columbia's next,
Fast Company" which is due Fri
day. It's fast-moving mystery yarn
and others in the cast are Claire
Dodd, Louis Calhern. Shepherd Strud-
wick, Nat Pendleton and Douglass
Dumbrille.
Next attraction at the Palace after
the current run Of Shirley Temples
Little Miss Broadway" will be the
new Robert Taylor picture, with Rob-
ert being very tough guy and a prize
fighter. His supporting cast includes
Maureen O'Sullivan, Edward Arnold,
Frank Morgan, Lionel Stander and
William Gargan.
The Earle's stage show, the one
opening Friday, will be headlined by
personal appearance OF movie come
dienne Zazu Pitts.
The Andrews sisters, who rode to
fame on the wings OF their top-notch
swing recording of Bel Mir Bist
Du Schoen," will sing their special
song arrangements as the feature Of
next weeks Capitol stage show.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Wolfert
Continued From First Page.)

her. She was Marie Antoinette. Mr.
Nancy says it's wonderful and she
doesn't care at all that there's going
to be a super-super movie about
Marie Antoinette very soon now
This doesn't have to be super-super,
he observes from amidst the electric
fan, because it's superior"
Dipping an ear along the shady
side of the streets, you hear other
talk. Ernest Hemingway is supposed
to have refused to do any further
rewriting on his play about the Span
ish War, The Fifth Column" al
though several who have read it say it
needs touching up badly. Good or
bad. that play ought to furnish one Of
the autumn's more exciting premieres.
It's not only first play by famous
author. but it's the only one on record
written in a plaster Uttered hotel room
under shell-f1re.
Well. they tell you this and that and,
when you put this and that together,
you find yourself curiously enough,
with rs That So?'
copyrirht, 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Trio of New Films
Before Cameras.

THREE new pictures have gone be-
fore the cameras at the Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer Studios. Three Loves
Has Nancy" Listen, Darling" and
"Stablemates.
Robert Montgomery, Janet Gaynor
and Franchot Tone have the principal
roles in Three Loves Has Nancy"
which Norman Krasna is producing
Richard Thorpe is the director and
the cast includes Guy Kibbee, Cora
Witherspoon. Claire Dodd and Fay
Holden.
Listen, Darling presents Freddie
Bartholomew and Judy Garland in
leading holes, with a cast that in
cludes Mary Astor, Walter Pidgeon,
Alan Hale and Scotty Beckett. Jack
Cummings is producer William Thiele
the director.
Wallace Beery and Mickey Rooney
have leading roles in "Stablemates, i"
which Harry Rapf is producing and
Sam Wood directing.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
B. P. Schulberg Joins
Selznick's Staff.

r P. scHuLBERG, for seven years
in charge Of all production at
Paramount and more recently an in
dependent producer releasing through
that company, has Joined David o.
Selznick's producing staff at Selznick
International.
Outstanding Schulberg productions
of the past include Wings" The
Last Command" The Way Of All
FLESH" "Underworld" and Shanghai
Express" He was the discoverer of
the noted director, Joseph Won Stern
berg; brought to the screen the foreign
stars, Marlene Dietrich and Emily
Jannings. and either discovered or
introduced to Aims George Bancroft,
Fredric March, Sylvia Sidney and
Clara Bow.
Schulberg began his career as a
reporter on the New York Evening
Mail. From this he turned to the
editorship Of a film magazine and
subsequently became a publicity di-
rector for motion pictures, q scenario
writer. and finally producer.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Barron
Continued From First Pse,

tConUnued From First Page.)
IN the Hudson River Valley. High
Tor" has now collaborated with Com
poser Kurt WE'LL on an operetta about
a similar theme. This will be "Knick-
erbocker Holiday" a musical story
about the settlement of New York
City in those pioneer days when it
was known as Nieuw Amsterdam.
James Barton, who quit his song and
dance act on the vaudeville stage
to play the long-running Jeeter Les
ter in Tobacco Road may be the
one-legged Peter Stuyvesant.
Come What May" which will have
pre- Broadway tryout at the Suf-
fern County summer theater a few
miles above New York City beginning
August %. is modern revue with
sketches on tropical subjects. Nor
gan Lewis has composed the music
and the book and lyrics are by Nancy
Hamilton, Pittsburgh lass, who at
tracted attention last season with the
sketches she wrote for the revue, New
Faces"
Other musicals are being given their
first public hearing in the summer
theaters prior to their Broadway bow.
Gentlemen Unafraid," the operetta
about Civil War days with Jerome
Kern music. was first seen the other
week in the municipal theater at St.
Louis.
At Rye Beach. N H, is being re-
vealed the new Hungarian play with
music. "Franzi." with Helen Ford in
the leading role This marks the re-
turn of Miss Ford to singing roles.
In 1925 she sang the title role In
Peggy Ann" and shortly thereafter
became a serious actress to plav the
lead in the London production of
"Coquette.' the same role which was
created on Broadway by Helen Hayes.
Now that Composer Vernon Duke
has returned from his chores in Holly
wood he has resumed collaborating
with Edwin Gilbert on their musical
comedy, Mint Julep" As the title
suggests, it is tuneful tale of the
South.
Withal these bountiful musicals for
the tall season, the summer musicals
around New York are encountering
snaes In the open air stadiums at
both Randalls Island and Jones Beach
there have been presenta tions bv
Broadway producers Of several mu-
slcal comedies since the warm weather
began. but the remainder of the sea
son has been Cancelled. Labor troubles
say the producers. The stage hands
insisted on being paid when rain can
reled performances. These are both
municipally-owned stadiums and now
city officials are considering producing
their own shows.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Sing Is Ready.

THE Bing Crosby Fred MacMurray
co-starring picture which has
been in production under the titles
Sing You Sinners" and The Unholy
Beebes" will be released under the
title Sing You Sinners" it has been
announced by Paramount.
In Sing You Sinners" which is
scheduled to open in New York Au-
gust 81, the cast supporting Crosby
and MacMurray is headed by Ellen
Drew, Donald O'Connor and Elizabet
Patterson.
The picture was produced and di-
rected by Wesley Ruggles from an
original story and screen play by
Claude Binyon.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Lady and Cowboy
Cast Completed.

CAMUEL GOLDWYN today COM
pleted his cast of principals for
THE Lady and the Cowboy" with the
signing of Bonita Hume for the fea-
tured role of Merle Oberon's STEP
mother.
Miss Hume will appear in the pic
ture as blond-the first time she
has ever worked thus on the screen.
THE Lady and the Cowboy" stars
Gary Cooper with Miss Oberon. Others
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Macarthur
Continued From First Paee.)

Francis. or any other star Of her age.
would have every right to growl. but
the grapevine has 1t that she growled
not, just went in there and pitched
and won the game.
Another thing about my Bill" no
matter what it turns out to be when
it arrives Friday. Is that it has a cast
which includes some accomplished
people, their names being John Litel,
Bonita Granville and Bobby Jordan.
A MOTHER item on the film horizon
in which considerable interest
has been shown is the film version of
Kate Douglas Wigain's famed novel,
Mother Careys Chickens" slated to
open at R-K-O Keith's Friday. In
fact, it is the film version of the novel
Evening star., 1938-07-24

and the stage play by Miss Wiggin
and Rachel Crothers. but you get the
idea that 1t Is the warm and human
story OF the family which faced
pretty bleak time Of it after the father
was killed in the Spanish American
War.
The most talked-of thing about
Mother Careys Chickens" Of course,
is that 1t brings Mrs. AL Jolson (Ruby
Keeler to you) to the business of
straight dramatic acting for the first
time. Another thing which should
make 1t worth seeing is that the
Mother Carey who looks after all the
Chicks" is played by Fay Banter,
who, we will say without stopping to
count up, is one Of Hollywood's first
five actresses and who can take Just
about any given scene and make it
leap to life.
Ann Shirley, Jimmy Ellison and
Walter Brennan are others in the
cast.
When Garbo Loved Taylor in Ca
mile" 1t started something, at least
in the minds of press agents, who took
the phrase to their hearts, and, like
a bunch Of vestal virgins, have kept it
flaming ever since. Comes now this
announcement from those publicity
forces intrenched high among the
Capitol Theater:
Judy Garland loves Mickey Rooney.
Ann Rutherford loves Mickey
Rooney.
Lana Turner loves Mickey Rooney
And Mickey, that irrepressible
romeo, loves EN- ALL"
This all, Of course, is to remind you
that Love Finds Andy Hardy" is the
next attraction at the Capitol, OPEN
ing Friday.
OTHER things:
Gangs Of New York" suggested
by Herbert Asburys book, comes to
Warmers Metropolitan Friday. 1t
brings Charles Bickford back to the
screen, cast now in dual role, play
ing a member of the New York State
police, who discovers he is a double
for a gang leader and who goes into
the underworld to get evidence in his
fght against crime. Others in the
Evening star., 1938-07-24
SATURDAY

Daughter Of Shang-
hai" and "PAroled to
Die"
Madeleine Carroll and
Henry Fonda In
Blockade"
"One wild Night"
and
Saint in New York"
Trip to Paris" and
"Panamint's Bad
Man"
Rudy Vallee in
"Gold DiEsers in
Paris"
Francis Lederer and
Frances Drake in
Lone Wolf In Paris"
King Of Newsboys."
Boyd In Part.
ners of the Plains"
Bobby Breen
in
Hawaii Calls"
"Rascals."
Ken Maynard. "Whirl-
wind Horseman."
Boots and Saddles"
and
Make q Wish.
MT. Moto's Gamble"
and
Trip to Paris"
Buck Jones in
The Overland
Express"
Rudy Vallee in
Gold Dieaers in
Paris"
Gene Autry in
"Yodelin' Kid From
Pine Ridge"
Condemned Women"
Bob Baker in
Border wolves"
Laurel and Hardy
in
Swiss Miss
Myrna 10y and
Clark Gable in
Test Pilot
Life Begins at 40"
and
Highway Patrol"
in Para
disc" and "Outla VS.
OF the Prairies."
Flight Into No
where" and Red
Rope"
Lady Fights Back"
Bob Steele in
Desert Patrol"
Enrol Flynn. Olivia de
Havilland. charge OF
the Light Brigade"
Hold That Kiss"
Bob LIVINGSTON in
Heart Of Rockies"
"Penrod and His Twin
Brother" and "Pana.
mint's Bad Man"
"Stagecoach Days"
Donald Woods in
Danger on the Air."
Swiss Miss
Bobby Breen in
"Ha waii Calls"
Madeleine Carroll and
Henry Fonda in
Blockade"
No. l OF THE Lone
Ranger" Also "Mr.
Moto's Gamble.
Freddie Bartholomew
and Mickey Rooney
in Lord Jeif."
Luise Rainer and
Melvin Douglas In
Toy Wife"
Cary Grant and
Katharine Hepburn
in HOLIDAY"
"Ra whide."
Mickey Rooney in
Hold That Kiss"
Dead End" Kids and
Humphrey Boeart in
Crime School, "
The Man Who Cried
Wolf" and Texas
Trail "
"Stasecoach Days"
Mickey Rooney in
Hold That Kiss"
Loretta YOUNG
IN
Three Blind Mice"
Air Devils"
Bonita Granville in
Beloved Brat
"Everybody's Doing
It and over the
Wall"
Bobby Breen
IN
"Ha waii Calls"
Dead End" Kids and
Humphrey Boeart in
Crime School.
Robert Montsomery
in
yellow Jack "
John Litel and Ann
Sheridan. Little Miss
ThorouEbbr
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Resorts and Boats
Are Kept Busy
In Midsummer.

MIDSUMMER finds the excursion
boats and the amusement parks
humming with activity and usually
full Of people trying to escape the
heat. The Wilson Lines City OF
Washington, for instance, and Mar
shall Hall Park, which is one Of the
places the City Of Washington goes,
have played host to host Of local
organizations on heat-dodging excur-
sions. One of the most popular fea-
lures is the kiddies day program,
every Monday and Friday, with lot
Of novelties aboard the boat and free
show at the new open-air theater at
Marshall Hall. Moonlight cruises are
popular. too, leaving every night at
$50 o'clock for a three hour jaunt.
with dancing to Russ Cullen's music,
Herbie Holmes and his orchestra
now stay over for a second week,
starting tomorrow night. at Glen Echo
Parks Spanish Garden ballroom.
Dancers out Glen Echo way like the
Holmes manner, according to reports,
and like also the manner of Miss
Nancy Huttson with popular ditties
Of the day. The Crystal Pool at Glen
Echo is another spot that is some
thing Of magnet these hot days.
with no little drawing power for the
good citizens who feel immersion Is
just the thing to set them up in mid
July.
The midnight moonlights each Sat-
urday night Cat 1890 am aboard
the S. S. Potomac have caught on and
will continue. with Bernie Jarboe and
his Nighthawks providing the music
The regular moonlights, every night
at S;45 continue. OF course. as do the
Sunday jaunts to Colonial Beach. The
Potomac leaves for these at Q am,
returns in the evening and there are
bus connections at Colonial Beach for
visiting Wakefield. George Washing
tons birth place.
Evening star., 1938-07-24

Outside OF Paradise. /"
Constance Bennett In
"Merrily We Live"
Evening star., 1938-07-24

in the picture, which has been shoot
ing for two weeks under the direction
of H. c. Potter, include Thomas
Mitchell, David Niven. Walter Bren-
nan, Patsy Kelly, Mabel Todd and
Fuzzy Knight.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
MONDAY

mS4NoA
I"Outsiee OF Paradise /"
Constance Bennett In
"Merrily We Live"
Dick Powell and Pris-
ella Lane in Cowboy
From BROOKLYN
Bins Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm
Gary Cooper in
Adventures of
Marco Polo"
Gary Cooper in
Adventures OF
Marco Polo
Louis Hayward
in
Saint in New York" :"
Gene Raymond ana
Olympic BradnA In
Stolen Heaven"
Danielle Darrieux and
Douelas Fairba nks. jr..
in Rage Of Paris"
Wallace Beery and
Jackie Cooper in
Treasure Island"
"Rebecca Of sunny
brook Farm" and
Swing It. Professor. /"
Hawaii Calls"
and
Crime RinR."
Rudy Vallee and Rose :
mary Lane in Gold
DiEgers in Paris"
Bins Crosby and
Beatrice Lille in
Doctor Rhythm"
Loretta Young in
-Four Men and q
Prayer"
Wayne Morris. Pris-
ella Lane. in Love
Honor and Behave"
Warner Baxter
in
Kidnapped"
"Rebecca OF Sunny.
brook Farm" and
"Gangway."
Warner Baxter and
Freddie Bartholomew
in "Kidnaped."
Robert Montsomery
and virginia Bruce
in yellow Jack"
Louis Hayward in
Saint in New
York"
Kentucky M o o n.
shine" and Gold
Mine in the Sky"
Errol Flynn. Olivia de
Havilland. charge OF
the Lisht Brieade."
Humphrey BoQart
in
Crime School"
Humphrey Bogsrt
in
Crime School"
Rudy vallee and Rose :
mary Lane in Gold
Dissers in Paris"
Robert Montgomery
and Virginia Bruce
in yellow Jack"
!, Danielle Darrieux
in
| "Rase Of Paris
adventures Of Tom
Sawyer" and Good
bye. Broadway
simone Simon and
Don Ameche in
"Josette."
Fred MacMurray and
Harriet Hilliard in
"Cocoanut Grove"
Gloria Stuart and
Michael Whalen in
Island in the Sky"
Errol Flynn. Olivia de
Havilland. in "Adven-
lures OF Robin Hood, :,
Robert Taylor and
Marsaret SULLIVAN In
Three Comrades"
"Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife and Love Is 9
Headache"
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
HOLIDAY"
Ma delelne Carroll
in
Blockade"
Katharine Hepburn
and Cary Grant in
Holiday"
Laurel and Hardy
in
! Swiss Miss"
Danielle Darrieux ant
DOUGLAS Fairbanks. jr.
in Rage OF Paris"
Robert Taylor and
Margaret Sullavan ir
Three Comrades"
| Loretta Young
| in
Three Blind Mice" ="
Warner Baxter ant
Freddie Bartholomew
! in "Kidnsped."
Evening star., 1938-07-24
COoper's Next.

THE activities of the little known
L Philippine Scouts will provide the
theme for Gary Cooper's next star
ring picture for Samuel ooldwyn. IT
Will be "The Last Frontier"
Evening star., 1938-07-24

Daughter Of Shang-
hal" and "Paroled to
Ma -
Evening star., 1938-07-24
WEDNESDAY

jeanette Macdonald.
Nelson Eddy. "0irl Of
the Golden West"
Dick Powell and Pris-
ella Lane in Cowboy
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-23

containing % 1-16 acres, more or less
on the Northeasterly side of the Coun-
tv Road leading from Mt. Olive
Church to Piney Grove, IN the oeh
Elec. Dist. Consideration $40 &c.
Marie Corbin Hobbs from Annie
Derickson Booth and Aline Derickson
real estate containing 1 acre, more
or less, on the North side of the Coun-
ty Road leading from Germantown to
Trappe Mills, in the 3rd Elec. Dist.
Consideration $40 &c.
George Pointer from Bay Heights
Development Co., Inc, real estate IN
Ocean City. Consideration $40 &c.
Annie D. Skidmore and Carman b.
Skidmore, her husband, from Jas. II.
Donaldson and wife, real estate on
Bank St., in Snow Hill. Considera-
ton $40 &c.
Wilmer B. Weathers and Catherine
H. Weathers, his wife, from Bay
Heights Development Co., Inc, 2 lots
Bayside Section, in Ocean City. Con-
sideration $40 &c.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-09-23

John H. Lewis and Jennie G. Lewis,
his wife, from John L. Sanford, Jr.,
and wife, house and lot in Whaleyville
tract of land containing 35 IA acres,
more or less, and 2 pieces of land
containing % IA acres cleared land
and 5 31-1000 acres woodland, more
or less, all in the 9th Elec Dist. Con-
sideration $40 &c.
Lemuel J. Moore from J. Edw'
Evans and wife, part of the "Nai-
ron Williams Land" containing 108
acres, more or less on the Savannah
Road, in the 4th Elec. Dist. Consid-
Grafton $1,000.
Eva Collick from VIM. P. Collick,
real estate containing 81 acres and II
poles of land, more or less, about 2
miles Northeast of Girdletree.
Count Corporation of Maryland
from Franklin Upshur, Assignee farm
known as "Merr Sherwood" &c, con-
tanning Is acres cleared land and 40
acres woodland, more or less, on the
North side of the County Road lead
ing from Snow Hill to "The Furnace
in the 9th Elec. Dist. and also sep
arate tract of woodland called cad
venture Enlarged" containing 100
acres, more or less in the 7th Elec.
Dist, Consideration $4,000.
Leander w. Shockle and Elsie M
Shockley, his wife, from Horace G.
Payne and wife and others farm in the
9Th Elec. Dist, near the State Stone
Road, leading from Stockton to Po-
comoke City. Consideration $40 &c.
Chas. T. Twigg from Jas. E. Twigg
part of the "John Will Gordy Land