The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-12-28

who have take the contract to pre-
pare turkey dinner for the Detec
tive Association, have concluded to
extend the enterprise to general
dinner to which the public and his
wife or best girl are invited. The
ladies have up posters inviting the
public to come and enjoy grand
dinner ON Saturday, 9Th of January,
to be supplemented by supper and
ice cream. And perhaps they will
add diamond back terrapin by the
time the fete takes place. These
ladies, considering they are Mites,
are powerful in preparing good
victuals.
Mrs. Mary Ann Buckley. widow
of Benjamin P. Buckley, dec, died
at Pottstown, Pa, on Friday last,
where she had been living with her
daughter. Mrs. Miller. The deceased
was IS years of age, and was the last
member of the Jackson family, whose
old homestead was the David Phil.
ps place on Stone Run. The family
in its day was one Of the prominent
families of this neighborhood. The
remains were brought to the Rising
Sun station on Monday and inferred
in the Friends buryiDg ground. at the
Little Brick or West Nottingham
meeting house.
Report says that low rum dive
near Rowlandville was raidedl recently
by a band citrate ladies. The propri-
etor saw the storm cloud approaching
and fed before it. The cyclone how
ever, RACED the shanty to the ground,
scattering its contents to the forewinds.
A rum hole unlicensed may be raided
With impunity and the owner stands
little show Of redress if the evidences
Of his guilt are found. The sole nope
of the liquor trade is in securing license
from the state. Without such support
and backing which the dealers are
willing to pay good sum for, an out
ragged community would sweep them
out OF existence by vigilance committees
if the proprietors managed to slip
through the meshes ofthe law. 1t is
impossible to establish ssdive'' in a
community that will not be known and
spotted to a moral certainty, although
it may escape BY the red tape Of law.
HAMBURG FIGS fMedicated) are
crystsllized fruit CATHARTIo.
HAMBURG FIGS are a discovery of
the greatest interest to the medical
profession.
HAMBURG FIGS are boom to every
household. 2 I
HAMBURG FIGS are a most delicious
laxative, or purgative, prepared from
fruit and vegetables. e ?
HAMBURG FIGS are so perfectly
harmless that theysmay be- administer
ed with entire safety, to an infant
HAMBURG FIGS are SO eficacious to
adults that SINGLE dose will prove
their value.
HAMBURG FIGS are SO elegantly pre-
pared that they need only to be present
ed to the public to become necessity
in every household throughout the
land.
HAMBURG FIGS, 25c. box. Dose
one fig. Sold by DR., j.. R. Kirk Ris-
ing Sun Md.
The following locals were unaYoid.
ably crowded out last week:
Winfield Ryan left town last week
to work in a car shop in Wilmington.
The Waring Manufacturing Com
pany directors met on Wednesday
at the office of tae Company ia
Colora and declared dividend of
8 per cent.
Excelsior Lodge, No 81. 1. 90 F.
have elected the following officers for
the ensuing year N. G., E. H. Reyn-
Odds; v. G., S. P. Ryan; R. Secy,
John W. Buckley; P S.. W. W Car
ter; Treas, Chas. J. Davis; Trustees,
L. R. Kirk, |. r. Taylor and j. I.
Mccullough.
Garfield Post No 18 G A R. at
it las6 annual meeting elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: c., 5 p. Ryan; S. v. c., H. G.
Cummings; Sergeon, DR.. L R, Kirk;
@. NJ, R. T. Howard; o. D., j j.
Wigton; o. s., ]. Millard; Adgt..
Saml. Hambleton; Delegate to Dept,
DR.. l.. r. Kirk, alternate Saml. Brick.
ley. The Post meetings will be held
in the afternoon flurino the winter,