The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-12-06

to attend.
An executive meeting of the Ceci
County Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held at Friends
Meeting House, Calvert, on Saturday
(to-morrow) December 7th. beginning
at 1890 o'clock a. m. The evening
meeting at 7.30 will be addressed by
prominent lecturer.
Please attend VIM. Grason's. pri
vate sale of 20 sleighs, 20 horse
blankets, 20 plush robes, 10 set sim
gle harness. Prices very low. IT,
A proposition will be submitted tc
Rising Sun Detective Association at
its annual meeting of members which
will be held on the first Saturday in
January, to pay three fourths of the
value of all horses, mules and car
riages stolen from members of the
society and not recovered.
Large and fat oysters for frying, either
raw or cooked at a moments notice at
Heagy's
Mr.. S. B. Foard, of Elkton, Nd.
has purchased from G. W. Baker, of
Aberdeen, Md, the trotting gelding
Peninsula Boy, three years old
record 2.5l1.
Having sold "Sagwa" to get shut
of the ugly name, Sammy has invest,
ed in more fast horse flesh, having a
more christian like name.
John C. Hindman, auctioneer. sold
for Job Haines, mortgage, the real
estate of James Wiley containing 10
acres. situated on 'the ridge" about
2 miles from Rising Sun, on Satur-
day last in front of the post office.
The property was knocked down to
John D. Haines for 500. Three
years ago $500 was refused for the
property.
My friend, look here you know how
weak and nervous your wife is. and you
know that Carters Iron Pills will relieve
her, now why not be fair about it and buy
her a box?
W. Reynold of Delaware city died
last week. The Reynolds were a
wealthy and very active business
family. Major Reynold the father
of the deceased and of Barney and
Anthony Reynold, all well known in
the southern part of Cecil, was the
owner of the celebrated flock of Cots.
void sheep, which ranked among the
best in the country at that time
A COW belonging to J. D. Headley
residing one mile east of Rising Sun
died on Wednesday morning, supposed
to have been bitten by a mad dog
which passed through the neighbor-
hood early in the fall. She manifested
all the symptoms of hydrophobia, and
died after suffering apparently, great
agony. The cow was Jersey and the
best of the herd as butter cow.
For saltwater oysters go to the old
stand on the corner. Heagy.
Charles Carter, son of 1. D. Carter
of Carter's paper mill, nesr Cherry
Hill, while cunning the day before
Thanksgiving, with a college mate
who accompanied him from college,
was severely shot in the arm by his
friends gun which accidentally wens
off when it ought not to have done 80.
The wound not necessarily danger
Gus.
Haines & Kirk, our live hardware
men, have opened an extra fine line
of christmas and Holiday goods, -
which they call attention to in their
new ad. surrounding the big stove,
They have fine lot of elegant stoves
and heaters waiting for the winter
weather that will be here before long.
Read the catalogue of useful house
hold wares they advertise. You will
be sure to want some of them.
Look for VIM. Grason's private
sale of Sleighs, Blankets, Robes,
Buggies, Harness. Furniture of all
kinds, Extension tables, etc, Pri-
ces very low. If.
The case of Alfred Kirk and others
against D. G. Mccoy on which a
number of witnesses were summoned
to Elkto on last Saturday week is
set for to-day when Judge Stump
will hear the case. The object
sought is to have Mccoy declared an
insolvent debtor and have trustee
appointed to take charge of the
property, and quash the bills of sale
held by preferred creditors. Jones
and Haines appeared for Mccoy,
Falls, Evans and Constable for the
contestants