The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-10-26

who has been living with Cassins r.
Kirk, in the Nineth district has been
committed to the Maryland House
of Refuge. He was charged with
being habitually incorrigibIe.
Not one in twenty are free from
some little ailment caused by inaction OF the
liver. Use Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
aesult will be pleasant surprise. They
give positive relief.
263 names were added to the reg
istration list this fall and 127 strick-
en- off The list is published in the
Democrat by districts which credits
the 9th with 43 names added and OO
stricken off. We guess their is a
mistake here.
PRAISE not the day before the even
ing glow. You may praise Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla of purifying
the blood without danger for it brings
the glow of health at once. The larg.
est bottle in the market 120 doses for
$I.OO. All druggists sell it.
Bills are posted every where in
this part of the country announcing
The famous lecture of Col. Long of
Gettysburg, to be delivered in tie
town hall at this place next Monday
evening This lecture will be more
entertaining than all the political
meetings that have been held.
A local itemizer writes of G. N.
CLilds of Conowingo
G. M. Childs is full of business
morning, noon and night. He is q
Yankee from Connecticut. He con
ducts the Railroad House, hardware
store, livery stable, coal and lumber
yards.
If you want good cook -stove,one
that will give entire satisfaction in
every respect bny the "New Laght
House, "New Excelsior PENN or
New Emerald of Haines & Kirk. At
Amos Rogers of the 9Th district
lost q very fine COW last Saturday.
She died of milk fever. The animal
was insured in the Conestoga com.
pany. This company recently paid
the insurance to Mr.. E. Clifford OF
the same neighborhood on his stal.
lion, amounting to $500.
The barn on the farm of Samuel NJ
REYNOLDS, tenanted by George W
Knots, near Newark, Del. was des-
troyed by fire on last Sunday NOR
ming, together with the contents,
Loss on contents was about $1,000
The building was valued at $500,
partly covered by insurance.
The bsuiness of the Susquehanna
paper mill opposite Conowlngo is SO
heavy that project is in contempia
ton to build a tramsway from the
mill to the railroad on the Conowingo
side or lay trackthrough the bridge
The mill manufactures and ships 50
tons Of paper per week to New York
To be free from sick headache,
biliousness, constipation, etc., use Carter
Little Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable. They
gently stimulate the liver and free tht
stomach from bile.
One hundred and ten members Of
the Sixth District Harrison and
Morton club attended the West Ches-
ter Republican meeting on Wednes
day in a special train. The train Of
10 cars was loaded so heavily on the
return trip that it did not react
Rising Sun the next morning till
after six o'clock.
Burglars attempted TO break into
Bennet's store in Elkton last week
but were scared off by the night
Waterman.
An attempt on the same night was
made on Mr.. Reuben Lewis door
but he was awakened and asked the
party to leave. Doubtless the same
party made both attempts.
Call in at Haines & Kinks ano
look at the Sunshine Heater. This
is first class square base heater and
will do the work every time. 5oct4t.
An engine on the Columbia and
Port Deposit Railroad ran into .
two. horse team belonging to Daniel
Newton, of Cokesbury, at Rowland's
coal yard, Port Deposit, on Monday
killing one horse, and iniuring The
other. The wagon was nearly
broken to pieces. The driver was
not with the wagon at the time.
Samuel Young the colored man
who was shot by Asbury Cole in 6
row at a colored festival in Ceciltor
on the 9th of August, died on Mon
day. After the shooting Cole FLED
towards Frederlckstown, and has
not been arrested. The verdict o.
the coroner's jury was That Young
"was feloniously, willfully and deli
berately murdered" by Asbury Cole
Bass fishing is now at its hight or
the Susquehanna. This sport has
grown very popular since the
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