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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
llntertban, Bauer unS Sirt, ionbern ielbf

llntertbun, Bauer unS Sirt, ionbern ielbft
bic glemente!
Die glemente2 fragile 9ans eritaunt.
Wie ioa i'd bas uerffeben?
Oas min i1 sleid iasen, fubr Mablein
fort. 9ls man bic Ndberin barlm ansss
tIast, baB ie bas sroBe llnwetter pom gtns
no Is sema9t, bat man ie NIT ben 5as
seIiteinen ~ibsrpieien. sic baben beions
bers srOBe 9aseIifeine aufseleien unb
plumbers balber 3eridlasen. Bas fanben
fe in ben bret sroBten2 Sn iebsm etu
rotbes Weiberbaar. Wie Der &ei9ennets
iter bon S0nissess bieie bret 9aare nit
benen uersli9en, 10 CT Der Naberin uor
ibrer Eortur pom &opf sei9nitten. bat sr
eibIi9 seipro9en: es fSnnten elm Mal
feline anbern, benn Der rotben Ndberin
Saare iein. Stem man bas arme Weib
Die Siedensaiie binaus seflbrt unb gu
Iei9en uub puluer perbrannt.
0as 1T freili1 elm trauri9 Ding, iagte
Sans; aber i'd CLAUDE unb boffe, unier
s~ndbi5er 6err 9ans Oionpt IdBt iid nidt
TIRE MAIDEN. &edt muB &e9t finben.
Sd bin bod aud i9on iiber BRET Sabre Bel
Sud- sebduiet, tOnnte aber pffi9tli9 ni6t
anbers lasen, als baB i9 ME bas minbeite
pabrgenommen, mas arspSbnii9 wGre.
60 eiie unb trinfe i'd tdsli9, mas Sbr mir
poriett, es Jet benn, bab i'd ni6t Oabeim
wdre; aber i9 tSnnte nidt iasem, baB i'd
irsenb cine ltnri9tisteit erfunben. Oa
weroe i'd aud nod binitsben, MabIein!
Sabt's ni9t unsern, Sans: aber mas
wiest Elm armer Spielmann, wenn elm bal.
beS Oorf uoa rei1er Bauern wiber cine
9interid1iu iit2
llnb menn gang Walb 3uiammeniteb
Wablein, &s6t muB &e9t fem unb hns
ben! Wer Mill etwas auf Sud brins.n3
Der Wutttli ober Der Bittsli, ober wer2
Mublein idwiss unb trodnste ii9 bic
Gbrdnen ab. Saniens Mttleibiser 3us
ipru9 bate iie setrOitet.
Sest nod ems, 6ans, begann ie wies
ber. Sbr tbdtet mir einen sroBen @efal>
len, wenn SIR morsen fir mid einen
Sang MAIDEN wolltet. Mtr sebri9t's an
Wutb. SIS wdre mir 10 lisb, wenn Sbr
bic Wurupeterin unb bic Yiittlerin nod
elm Wtal in Site frasen wolltet, Oh lie ii9
"trauten, Dor 9lmt gu iasen. mas lie mir
beute ms @eiidt seiast baben. Sielei9t
leusnen iie ober iie bitten Inn 0ersebung.
Mablein, i6 wiTs Sud gu lisb tbun
aber es wirp nidt uiel niisen. Sd femme
bic Weiber. Sd fiir9te iie omar nidt,
wenn ie idon idarfe 3unsen umb cine
sroBe gerpanoti9aft i'm Oorf baben, =
ni9t i'm miubeiteu, uub wenn i9 iieben
Wfal nur Der Sdalmeier BON Walb bin.
Sd BIN i9on BEL i9limmern Sdubeln ses
weien. llnb elm Qlsdusr 8inb, wis i9,
bas BEL Sabermus uub S9marsbroo inter
ben EannenSapfen aufsewadien 1T, bas
bel 0ino unb Wetter auf S9rofien unb
in @unbsn 9ieb sebatet unb SoIS sei9las
gen, bann %ienieits bes @ebirses hit 2oms
barbern unb S9weisern. Sran,oien unb
8enetiauern s%erauft, Der fir9te ii6 ni6t
Dor elmer Walber 8duerin, unb wenn iie
ldnsere Saar aui ben i3dbneu bate, ais
elm Iittbauii9er SIfel auf benz gudel!
Der S9almeier pii9te ieinen 26ffel an
Der 3pdbel ab unb itefte i'm on ieinen
Srt. Die &rdmerin wiini9te inn: @es
iessn's Soft, uno ipilte bic S9ihel aus.
Damn i9ittelte iie bas &aripul ms Gag:
senfd9slein unb brodte strpas grob basu.
Oas war fur Stromi, ben rotben &ater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
III.

9lls es anbern Cages Mittassseit mar,
ma9te Sans bic peripro9enen @dnse,
fam aber, wie Su eruarten, libel an.
Wenn ibm bic Wurapeterin bic TbIre mics
unb nod gum grnfeniterlein binaus na9s
rief, nidt auein bic &rdmerin. ionbern
aud er ielbit Jet elm berslet9en vGrcetera,"
10 wurbe er Bel Der Bittlerin ssrabe3u tbats
tid beleibist.
Der 8ittelinbauer itanb nit seipreisten
8einen unter Der 6austbiire, ais ibm Der
S9almeier ii9 nabte. 5aniens @ruB ere
wiberte er taum. Man iab es ibm orbents
lid an, wie CT BEL iid ba9te: Dieter Sun.
serleiber Don einem Spielmann wirb wies
Der gum Bettelu tommen.
Sans untsrbra1 bieie moblmouenbe @es
bauten. gs lit mir lieb, Meiiter 8ittes
lin, baB i'd Sud 10 aQein treffe; i'd mO9s
tie germ elm W6rtlein unter pier gusen NIT
Sud reben.
Bittelin rduiperts ft1 pornsbm bann
iaste er: @as 1T guer Bessbr, Sans2
@tpa cine @brenfubr, be7 Nun, ba tann
i'd Sud slei9 mittbeilen, baB mein &appe
trumm sebt unS Der Saniel bic @elbiudt
bat. Mit ben iunsen Si9ien 1T Dor Der
&osseniaat nidts gu MAIDEN. Oie idlas
gen bic Sterne pom Simmel berunter,
penn maj bic iett e%inipannen moute.
Wit @rIaubniB gu reben, erpiberte
Sans, bas it's ni9t, warum i9 nit Sud
ipre1en mS1te. @s 1T pielmebr weaen
@urer Maiertn, bic Der Mablein geitern
etwas untss bic glusen seiast bat, mas iie
fdwerli9 ipirb bemeiien fSnnen.
9lb 70! Oas treibt bid ber7 Biif bu
Der MabIein 6iiripre@er! %, wie bun,m
bin i'd bod! sic bauien ia NIT einaubsr
unb baben elm einseworfen Gut. Mbml
Sans fubr Sornis ba,wiiden: Das
m69te i'd mir uerbeten baben, Waier, baB
Sbr mid NIT Der Mablein auf3isbt. Sd
bin elm ebrIider Wann, Der fem Brob fiir
iid iu9t. 8erbofie gu gurer Bieberteit,
baB SIR bas ni9t wiebsr iast, unb iol9es
iiberbaupt nur in SpaBweiie serebet babt.
Spabweiie2 CAB gittsIin bObnii9 gus
rid. 9ababa!
gbe sr inbsIsn meter ipreden %tonnte,
MAI bic Maierin ba unb fraste, mas es ba
fir einen 9anbel Sebe.
0as iou biz Der Sans nrr ielber iasen,
~antportete Yittslin. Der Mil bid aur
&eoe iteIen, neil bu bic &rdmerin sebsrt
babeit.
Ois Yduerin wurbe Dor Corn ROTH bis
binter bic Obrsn. sic itemmte bic Saulte
in bic 9aften unb fibs wsibIi9 gu i4imps
fen an,
Mortiesuns foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
III.

WGbreno Iit oiele Scenen IN Nteobaus
fen abipielter, bate iid's Der S9almsiers
bans pom Walo IN ieiner 9erberge bequem
9ema1t. S1almei unb &anSen 9ingen
am Rasel ueben Bi9ie, S9uert unb on.
bern Webren, bic Sans BON ieinen Selos
siisen iibris bate. 3mei blante Sol,drte
lebnten binter Der Sbire. gr i9wans ie
oft in friebIider grbeit ais berri9aftIi9er
SolSmader.
Sans iaB auf ieinem 9otterbett neben
benz sriinen Radelofen. Gin rotber Sea-
ter ipann anf benz Sfenbals. Die Sers
berg; @eberin, bic &rdmersM ablein, bate
ibm 6nSpilein nit Birneni6nisen uorses
iett. Sans betete ben Tildiesen, lanste
ben 90fiel uon Der Wanb unb lieB i3's
i6meden. Oie &rdmerin aber iette ii9
auf bic Ofenbant uno fling bitter!T3 5u
weinen an.
Nan, nun, Wablein, iaste Sans, mas
lit Sud 10 llebles besesnet, baB ibr 10
srau iamli9 wsint2
Mablein miidte ii9 NIT Der S9irse bic
Mugen aus unb erpiberte: Warum iou i9
benn ni9t meineu iiber mein glenb2 sSett
bat man mir wieoer einen neuen S9ma9s
ftd ansebdnst, iett uerberen fe mid gar!
6ans i1aute ie %perpunbert an. Wie?
fe beiBen Sud cine Sere? Was babt SIR
benn fir Teufelstiinite setrisbsn2 gtwa
gar Wausbred fir Yfefeit0rner uertauft?
8 &oientbal, laBt @uer SpaHen, ent.
eeanete Maolein. Ods lit elm bitter,ern>
ites Weien. sic Seiben mid, ais bate
i9 elmer sndbisen 9erridaft Eiirteni9ims
mel seIdbmt, Der i'm Bradet gu S9aben
sesansen. llnb basu fol- i'd nod bes
Wuttenbauern 3usuiebtreiber p%ersiftet bas
ben, meinem arnten 9anbtint! Oas bat
man mir beute idon gum anbern Seal uns
ter Die AuSen SeiaSt.
So2 erpiberte Sans. Oas Iautet ni9t
libel. Sd weiB Sud sinen &atb. Wabs
lein: leibet bas b6ie @eidwds ni9t, pers
tlast bic Yerleumber Dor Mmt unb perlanst
Bepeis unb @uern sbrli9en Namen.
@ebt 9ldt, ba wirb's bale aus einem ans
bern Sod pfeifen. Sd femme bic Osiber.
9fur nidt ales leiben, mas man einem
aufbaIisn mil! SIR ieib pisl su gut uno
united. Sd bab's gud idon oft seiast,
ben sutbersisen 2euten tan5t man auf Der
gfaie berum.
9dttet idon Re9t, 6ans, uenn's mir
nidt Inn meinen &ramlaben ware! Wie
tam i9 nit ben 9euten Sdnbel %anfangen,
bic mir mein 8islein pfeffsr unb Snsmer,
GeiteIn unb Banb abtaufsn iolen2 Ou
lieber @ott, nit mas ioa i9 benn ionit
mein Stid Brob perbienen, ba i9 bod alt
anb sebre9li9 bin2
9ld mas Sud, uerisete Sans. MiBt
mfrs ni9t in libel uebmsn: aber piel mins
Der ais ite i9on 1T, Tam Cure &unbi9aft
ni9t wobl werben. Osntt nur aud, baB
bic 2eute Sud UNI 70 peniser ~abtaufen, lie
lauter bas @ei9wds iber gu9 wirb nnb
ie %weniser SSbr Sud webrt. Dag man eis
ner 9ere ni9ts abnimmt, ueritebt ii9 bod
BON ielbit. @lio friid sewast, Wablein;
ber3baft gum Oberuost S~elaufen uub Be
i9werSniB erboben!
MaSlein erpibe,ts: Man bat ionberbas
re geiipiele, &oientbal, wie bas arme
Meniden Dor 9lmt &edt finben. 9as ere
msist lid NIT ber rotbsn Ndberin BON
SoBtir9. Wie melt bats bic NIT benz
Ni9tleibsnwolen sebra9t2 Ni9t wabr,
auf ben S9eiterbaufsnl 8, wiber uns
arrne Ieibeisne eeute seust ni9t aaein jeber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-07
Mper's


Refine anbern aranibeiten iinb In ibren a~nerisfeu
70 tiidif4 pie bic, peIde bic aebIe unb sunse bes
treffen. aeiae peroen uon Der WlebriabI bereu,
peIhe earan Ieioen, nit IoIder GorgIojisteit bes
tradtet. Gin serp6bnIi9er Suften cSer cine Gre
iaItuns, bic pieaei9t bapon berrabrt, bab man
f4 n~nberpubt benz Better Elm penig ~ausseIett bat,
III oft Der anfans elmer seidbrIi9en arantbeit. Sett
pierjig Sabren fampit @pers 9berrpsPeetos
raj seSen bic arantbeiten Der aebIe unb Suaae,
bat feline srose gsirtiamteit babel ~bepieisu, uub
iOuts Saber in alien 5daen obne S6sern ssnonns
men rpereen.
Ssiluns eines fhrsdiid,en Suhens.
nSm Sabre 1857 ios ID mir cine bsfties grtM.
i i5rsaI "; s sms a siss ,s tfplss SaSt Iol: 10 st tas ~:
bern. Die aer5te 9nben rni9 auf. Sd uerhsbte
nm MYERS GberrpsgectoraL unS es
bra9te rtetner eunss erleibterlins, CAB mir S9Iof
notbise Nabe. 9ia fortssieSter @ebrau9 bss
pestorals persogtdnbiats bic SsiIuns. SD bin
iest 80 Sabre alt, trii9 une sefitne. inb bin abers
ssust, SaS mid Sbr FsetoraI ssrettst bat;
@odinsbarr, st., Is. SuIt 1852.
Sdutist Srdune.- Grfidruns elmer mutter.
gIs i'd porisen Winter arf bent eanbe mar,
bate nnein ereiidbri9es SDbH6eu etnsn gufan Don
bdutiser Srdune; es f9ten als oh or eritiden
nibte. 9enano in Der 6an,iIie i9lns Dor. man ioHe
mir ftets cine SIai1e i'm Sauie batten. @ir 9absn
ibm tleine DOZEN, aber oft, uno in Ipertaer ole
elmer balben Stunee atbrrete or ju ~unierer 6reuoe
nit 2eihtieteit. Der MrSt iogte, oas 9berrps
9ecteral babe fneinem lieben 2inbe has 2eben
serettet. adrn man iib ba fiber uniere 9anfbnrs
feit punoern2 @uiri6tig bic Sbre
Srda G nj q @ebnep."
169 gssitsl2ste st., e 9ort, 10. yaai 1882.
$50 eebraube felt nebreren Sabren aper's
Gberrps9 ectoral in rreinern Sduie rno TRACE
fein 8ebeuier, eS fur bos piriianSte Wittel ee9eu
9uhen unb GrtdItansen gu %ertldren, eas mir ie ans
9%epanbt. ". q. Crane"
cate GrpitaI, 1inn., 10. wdrS 1882.
,,@at Sabre lang lit i'd an Der 8rufbrdune, urb
rpuroe, na6beu i'd piele YttteI umionit pertudt
bate, eur9 Aper's Gberrpspectoral sebeiIt.
Soiepb @aIben."
gpbaIia, Drill, s. April 1852.
so fanr niat senus sum 2obe pom aper'S
GberrpspectorGI ia9ei,, oenn i9 CLAUDE, obue
SasieIbe pare i'd Idnsit oil eunsenIeiesn s~eftorben:
9. SrasboH."
q~aIeiine, 9eras, 20. apriI 1882.
Gs siebt feline arantbeit an Der aebIe oSer 2unsi
bic ni5t bura Mper's GberrpsNeetoral bebeu
tenb ~seniISert wirb, unb es ipirb imner SeiIunl
~brinsen, wenn Sas llebeI nod nidt gu nett ta
bic Dirtuns auer Tebisin sesansen Ut.
8ubereitet pom
ST. 3. 6. Sber g. Co., eumsll, @aR.
in allen 2lpothefen 81 Rabeu.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07

Conowingo and Bald Frier are be.
coming famous places for the diciples
of old Izaac Walton to resort:to with
rod and line, where they are generally
rewarded with generous string of
black or striped bass, the latter
known as rUck fish. Occasionally
amature sportsmen have excellent
luck with the silver hook. Last week
Messrs. Worrall and West ofour town
took run over to the Susquehanna
and brought away good string
which in our minor mentions we stat
ed were taken with the customary
shining bait but friend Worrall assur
es us that their catch was in bonafide
sportsman style with rod and reel.
Fish caught with fly and minnowes
are much more toothsome than when
guyed with silver hook.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
The WHO'S LATEST AND BEsr.-

The Wings LATEST AND BEST
A young gentleman who does not live
q hundred miles from Zion, in this
county while returning home from
visit to his best girl the other night,
was overtaken on the road by afriend,
who was on his way to his (the young
gent's) house to see his mother, and
when he drove up behind him he cal
led to him, II am going to see your
mother!' The young man, however,
did not recognize him, and the noise
made by the carriages preventing him
from hearing distinctly, he only
caught the last word. and that incor.
rectly as he thought it was money"
instead of mother" and made up his
mind at once that highwayman was
in chase for the purpose Of robbery.
He put whip to his horse and drove
at the top of his speed. His friend
behind having as good an animal as
his kept close behind him, never
thinking that he was taken for rob-
Der. and they went like mad men.
When he reached home the young
man dashed into the yard crying.
Father! father! man is trying to
rob me r. and in few moments the
whole neighborhood was aroused, the
neighbors flocking in, armed with all
sorts of weapons !; and it is just pos
sible, had not the supposed robber
quickly made himself known that
some one might have treated him to
load Of shot.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
Loss of Sight.
mourns for,

Mr.. Samuel Reynolds near this vi
entity lately consulted DR.. Morrison,
of Oxford, Chester co. Pa, in reference
to the removal of cataract when he
was informed that his blindness was
not due to cataract at all, but to an
other cause which had advanced be-
yond the reach of remedies, and he
has therefore been slowly becoming
blind for the past five years. DR..
Morrison, has been engaged in gen
eral practice for the past twenty years,
but has lately given especial attent-
ion to diseases of the eyes and ears
and defective sight.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
Never Give Up.

Ifyou are suffering with low and depress-
ed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility,
disordered blood, weak constitution, head
ache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by
all means procure bottle of Electric Bit
tiers. You will be surprised to see the rapid
Improvement that will follow; you will be
inspired with new life; strength and activ-
ity will return pain and misery will cease,
and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
Of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by DR.. L. r. Kirk. 6
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
Low Rates to New York on August
9th.

For the accommodation of those who
desire to witness or participate in the
funeral ceremonies of the late General
U, S. Grant, to be held in New York
on Saturday, August 9Th, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will sell
round-trip tickets to New York from
all prominent stations on the 9TH and
9Th, and good to return until the 10th,
at greatly reduced rates. Special
rates will begranted to military, Grand
Army Posts, and other organized
bodies. For full detailed informa-
tion apply to ticket agents of the
company.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
CoNOWINGO ITEMS.

The recent rains have muddied the
river and spoiled the Bass fishing
which was just commencing to be good
The food did but little damage in this
section. Mr.. VIM. Citing reports the
Bald Frier road washed very badly, but
will have force of workman on it in
day or too. Mr.. Giffing's Bank roads
in fine condition and was not injured
by the food.
Mrs. Thomas Smedley of Lancaster
while visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Pennel near Pleasant Grove on Mon
day, was taken suddenly ill and before
medical assistance could be obtained
she expired Her husband and daught-
ers were sent for but arrived after her
demise.
The protracted festival at Bethesda
church closed on Tuesday evening and
was very creditable affair. The tables
were we'll arranged and we'll filled with
nice things. The several constables
that were Oh the ground each evening
were a super fluous arrangement, as
we never saw quieter or better be.
haved assemblege. On the last even
ing an open air concert was given
Mr.. j. w. Dustin Of this place led the
singing and was assisted by severae
very sweet voiced ladies. Mr.. John
Swisher presided at the organ. Master
Granville Dunn, also gave some choice
instrumental selection on the organ.
AT the close Mr.. Abram Baer. of Pilot
town gave some yaiations on the Har-
monica. The net proceeds, which are
or the sunday school, will beabout forty
dollars, the blackberry season has COM
menced and there are about 2 pickers
for every blackberry, and about mill
lion jiggers to every picker. Wheat is
turning out much better than expected
and oats are the best crop for many
years.
The grand festive event of the season
was the festival of the Capt. Snow post
on Saturday 25th ult at Pleasant Grove.
L hC -ONS w iIii tilC SiAtC VA
Lancaster and Cecil counties. Intact
it seemed as if Cecil and Lancaster had
met to have a good time. The cake table
under the management of Miss Mag
gle Cummings. NJ. A. Blair, Mena,
Nesbitt, Sallie Reed, and other ladies
fairly groaned under the weight of fine
cake. A beautiful stand was erected.
tastefully decorated, for the speakers.
The stand was also draped in black in
memory of Gen. Grant the orators of
the day were John E. Wilson of Elk
ton Chas. Wilson of Rising Sun. and
d. }. G. Gatchell of Lancaster co. The
Little Britain Band furnished excel
lent music. The net proceeds of the festi.
val were about one hundred add fifty
dollras.
NoBodY
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
a Great Discovery.
NOBODY

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia, says
''My wife has been seriously effected with
caugh for twenty-five years, and this spring
more severely than ever before. She had
used many remedies without relief and be-
ing urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
did SO, with most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved her very much aud the
second bottle has absolutely cured her. She
has not had so good health for thirty years.
Trial bottles free at DIR. L. r. Kinks drug
store. Large size $1.00. 6
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
Meetings Of County Commissioners.

The regular meetings of the County
Commissioners will be held on the
second Tuesday of every month. Col
lectors and others having accounts to
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Board.
Persons having claims against the
county will please file the same in the
Commissioners office, with legal
voucher, as no account will be allowed
not properly chargeable to the same.
By order. JOHN s. RpSSELL. Clerk
Commissioners Cecil County.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
CHURCHES.

NJ e. Church, Preaching every 9th
er Sunday morning at 1880 by Rev. J.
Robinson. Sunday School every Sun.
day morning at 8.45.
Presbyterian Service held at Normal
School Building every second and
fourth Sunday of the month at O'Clock
p. M, Pastor, Rev. s. A. Gayley.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
Shot Himself.

Andrew Angle, youth about Is
years of age accidentally shot himself
while at the colored camp meeting
in Mr.. Shippers woods. He had an
old single-barrel pistol in his pocket,
and was playing with the trigger
when the load was discharged.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held on the
second Tuesday ofeverv month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in
their vouchers few days before Court.
Test: r. E. LAMAR, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
Water Works for Port Deposit.

Judge Stump issued a certificate of
incorporation on Wednesday for Port
Deposit water company. The names
of the incorporators are Lawrence B.
McCabe. Jno. r. Bond. DR.. Charles
A. Shure. ia mes A. Davis and Wesley
w. Reynolds The capital stock is
$4,000 divided into $40 shares.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
!, The Last Funeral Honors to tn
Dead Hero.

The remains ofGeneral Grant were
brought to New York on Wednesday,
where they will lay in state till tc-
morrow when they will be deposited
in the tomb prepared for them at
Riverside Park. The procession cs.
corting the dead was solemnly grand,
and tens ofthousands are filing thro'
the City hall when the coffin isplac-
ed in state which contains all o.
what remains of the last sad rites of
burial will be paid the man the nation
mourns for.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
SCHOOLS.

Public School Trustees: Barclay
Reynolds, Job Haines and II. j. Shop
pard.
Normal School Trustees President,
E. R. Burlington, Barclay Reynolds, DR..
L. r. Kirk, Jonathan Reynolds and
Joseph Lincoln.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
NOTICE.

BY THE ORPHANS CouRT FOR CECIL COUNTY,
January IT, 1882.
ORDERED, That all Administrators, Elk
ecutors and Guardians that have not stated
an account within year. come forward and
do the same, or show cause to the contrary,
or they will be cited up.
Test: r. E. LAMAR, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
RAILROAD AND STAGE.

NORTH
Trains leave Rising Sun 9.55 a. M;
4.36 and TIA p. M.
SOUTH
Trains leave at $40, 1926 a. M;
and 1928 p. m.
Daily stage and mail line leaves Ris-
ing Sun at $50 a. M, via Pennington,
Principle and Woodlawn to Port De-
post. Returning, leaves Port Deposit
IL M, arriving at Rising Sun at 2.3O
p. m.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-08-07
NEWSPAPER.

JOURNAL Weekly Paper, devot-
ed to Home, Farm and County affairs.
Independent of party. Sl0O per var.
e. e. Ewing, editor aud publisher.