The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-09-10
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, Sept. 10, 1856.
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MINOR LOCALS.


on Saturday Sept. 18th.
Peddlers of bogus silver ware are
reported tramping the country. Be
careful how you deal with them.
W. Burroughs of North East has
sued the Penna. r. r. Company for
damages; for being unjustly put off
train.
Dress goods of various qualities arriv-
ing at E. r. Buffington's.
Farmers are slowly progressing
with preparations for getting in the
wheat crop but the very dry weather
has greatly retarded them.
Ponds Extract. In all bronchial aud
pulmonary complaints it is found to
give immediate relief, followed by per
manent cure. Sold only in bottles.
The popular clothing house of A.
G. Yates & Co. renew their advertise
ment for fall trade in the MIDLAND.
Give them call when in the city.
WHY WILL YOU cough when shi-
3
Price 10 cts, SO cts. and l 90 Sold by
DR.. L. r. Kirk. t
Read the advertisement of the
Cecil Agricultural Fair in another
column, and prepare something to
enter.
Just arrived at Ankrim's, fine line
of neck ties, fall styles, marked low.
Sheriff Mackey visited Lancaster,
Pa. with requisition to transfer
Geo. H. Miller and Amos Dull to
Elkton Jail for stealing Mrs. GILES.
pies horse, short time since.
A full stock of fiannels purchased be-
fore the advance, at E. K. Butfington's.
The strikers at North East McCul-
Tough Iron Works resumed work on
Monday last, the Company acceding
to the demand of the knights of La
Dor.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Sold by DR.. l.. X.
Kirk. /
No one should miss this last chance
to lay in their winter supply of cloth
ing at Bankrupt Prices. Bankrupt
Clothing Sale going on in the Passmore
Building opposite the Post Office Ris-
ing Sun.
E. r. Burlington returned on Mon
day evening last from a short So
journ at Atlantic city, where he has
been enjoying sniff Of salt water
air.
On Tuesday last WI. Jones, Esq.
sold at Trustees Sale. the Rultel
farm, IN Elk Neck, containing l6t
acres, to Capt. Washington Foster
for $1,000.
A break in the engine occurred or
the 9:26 A. NJ. train, south, on Tues
day, near Lincoln, which caused 6
detention Of an hour in the arrival Of
the train.
The little son of j ohm Perkins, the
we'll known saddler and harness max
.er of Elkton, had his leg broken OF
Monday last by The log Truck of Nit
chelrs saw mill running over it.
For a good boot or a nice bat go tt
Ankrim's store.
An apron and neck tie festival is
the latest novelty i'll the festival bus
mess, and one OF these is advertised
to be held in Harmony Church a
Rowlandyille on tomorrow evening
Nextweek we have "harvest moon
as it was called on the British isles
The September moon cannot be usec
in this country for harvest purposes
and the young folks utilize it for bug
gy driving.
We tender our thanks to the act
ing Secretary of Tie Teachers Asso
citation, tor report of the proceed
ings OF the last meeting which assem-
bled at Port Deposit on SatuI day
last.
The Gamers Of corn, Messrs. Cart
er & Brown and d. G. Mccoy vii
close up this week. The crop is very
short being injured by the dry wealth
er, and the pack in consequence il
quite small.
The Friends of East nottingham
F. D. s. Withhold a temperance meet
inO on Eirstdav afternoon at 9 o'clock