The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-12-27
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lay evening Zlst inst. MISS Lime
Waring is president, Mrs. Saml.
Wiley, secretary and Mrs. W. Fryer
organist.
| Several new names were added to
the roll and several proposed for
membership. Their next meeting
vas held yesterday OF Mrs. Wiley's
and it was decided to hold public
entertainment about the middle of
January.
Every MarylaDder is interested in
keeping up the news Of his own state
and wants to be promptly posted in
all that is going on within her bord .
ers. That splendid newspaper, the
Baltimore Sun, never leaves US in
darkness either in State or national
affairs, and throws it's light into
every section of Maryland as clearly
and regularly as its namesake in the
heavens. It is non. partisan and in
dependent in all things, and while
conservative and careful in its treat.
ment of all public questions.
The Misses Keilholtz gave 5
o'clock tea to a number of friends
on Christmas eve at their residence
near Rising SIN. A bountiful repast
was served and good cheer prevailed
throughout the evening, every one
enjoying themselves to the fullest
extent.
Another enjoyable event, which
we inadvertently omitted last week,
was a "taffy pulling" given by
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Yerkes. The taffy
pulling, whole treat in itself, Was
a small feature in comparison with
the other festivities of the evening.
All disorders used by bilious state
of the system can be cured by using Carriers
Little Liver Pills. No pain, gripping or
discomfort attending their use. Try them.
| An assault was made on Miss
Jennie Coulson, daughter of John
7. Coulson last Sunday afternoon
between Woods Ford, on the Octo-
raro, and Thomas Reynolds near
the "Gray Horse" meeting house.
The man had his face covered with
red handkerchief who made the
assault. He seized the girl but she
being robust young woman broke
away from him ard ran. Being near
Thomas Reynolds place she made
good her escape, but was overcome
by fright and nervouness when she
reached place of safety. The mis-
creant having masked his face he
was not identified by the girl.
Ncura7gtc Persons
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| from care or overwork will be relieved by taking
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Christmas day was bright and
warm and the fields as green as a
day in April. The day in the Sun
was quiet and Sabbath.like. the stores
and warehouses were closed, people
stood in groups on the streets in
their Sunday clothes, those whose
home is here but whose occupations
require them to be absent spent the
day at home. One drunk man came
through town and attracted more at
tension than dancing bear.
The little folks were made happy
with we'll filled stockings which
Santa Claus had provided the night
before; and Mrs. Dinah Gibson, who
is everybody's favorite, was remem-
bered by the jolly saint who lett yard
long stocking, we'll filled. suspended
from her door knob, and by way of
reminder of auld Ireland slipped
few praties among the other goodies
of the stocking. The festivities of the
day closed by hop at the depot In
evening.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement of Going's Remedies for
horse diseases, which appears in this issue.
These powders are prepared from the re-
cipes of the late Prof. J. A. Going, M. r.
G. " s., who was for seven years Veterinary
Editor of The New York Spirit Of the Times,
and for many years the leading Veterinary
Surgeon of New York City.
Going's Worm Destroyer-sure relief from
worms or bots-will thoroughly clear the
system of these parasites.
Going's Tonic Powders-best preparation
known for improving the horses condition,
purifying the blood and imparting to their
coats glossy, shining appearance.
Going's Collie Powders-surest remedy
known to veterinary science for collie. scour
ing (chronlc or acute). or Inflammation of
the bowels.
: Going's Cough Powders-for cough, ca
tarrh, heaves, and sore throat.
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