The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-03-22

puolic sale on Tuesday the black
well farm, situated about q miles
west of Eikton, and containing l25
acres, to Jas, j. McCauley, for ST.
$40. Farms cost less money than
any thing else. Whether they are
cheap depends.
In stock and for sale cheap, South
Bend Flows, Birds Twin Harrows
and Repairs for all leading plows.
Haines & Kirk.
The Oxford ladies of the w. Z. T. U.
were before the license court on Mon
day fl hting against license in that
town. !'he saloon has hard no to
hoe. But with plenty of the peoples
moneys (and brass) as the politicians
that are out say, they defy the ''world
and the fiesh," though we presume
not the devil also.
Morris Wright who lived in Lancas-
ter county not far from Pleasant Grove
died suddenly on Monday last. He
had gone to Peach Bottom in his dear
borne for cloverseed and in returning
| fell in the road and vas found dead a
short distance from the railroad station
by some of the railroad wOrkmen.
The coroners' inquest rendered YER
dict, death from appoplexy. The de-
ceased was aged SO years.
Railroad rumors are now rife about
ConowiDgo, and to add interest to these
speculations, railroad engineers are
running experimental lines, taking
levels etc. A report is current that
Conowingo bridge has been purchased
and that the prospective Deer Creek
railroad will be extended to Quarry
vile. In short Conowingo is promised
with good deal of hustle and business
next summer and fall
Fred E. McKinsey, pastor of Row
landville and Mount Pleasant charge,
left Colora on last Monday enroute
for the Conference session that will
be held in Eastor, Md. Mr.. McKin-
sey, as it will be seen in another col
umn, has been instrumental in doing
a good work, and the people have
shown their appreciation of his SER
vices. by requesting individually and
petitioning collectively for his return
next yerr.
Extention Tables, walnut, ash and
poplar, Chamber Suits, Lounges,
Chairs of all kinds. also four 2.horse
Webster Road Wagons at VIM.
Grason's.
The March number of Strawbridge
Dc Clothier's Monthly contains the
first instalment of 1.-The Bell of St.
Pau's,' new serial by the noted
novelist Walter Besant. Besides q
fashion-plate frontispiece, many
pages are devoted to the Illustration
and description of current fashions
for ladies, misses, and children. The
home decorator, the art amateur, and
the housekeeper will find something
to interest them in this issue. The
new polonalse by G. Merkel will be
found melodious, There is append
ed to the magazine guide to shop
pers by mail, wherein will be found
prices for seasonable dry goods for
March. Published by Strawbridge
& Clothier, of Philadelphia.
Always avoid harsh purgative
pills They first make you sick and then
leave you constipated. Carter's Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
we'll. Dose, one pill.
Services at Mount Pleasant M. E.
Church will not be discontinued
whilst the pastor, Rev. Fred E
McKinsey, shall be in attendance
upon the Conference session. f. T.
Browns class that meets on Tuesday
evenings, in the absence of the leader
will be led on the Goth inst. by
Howard Pierce. The week might
prayer service that is held every
Friday evening will be led on the
22nd inst. by H. T. Brown and on
the Goth inst. by VIM. Waring. Ser
vices on Sunday, oath inst. as fol-
lows: class at $50 a. H., z. Grant
leader; preaching at 1890 a. m. and
7.30 p. IN. by Rev. Hiram McVey of
Pleasant Grove NJ E. Church.
WARMERS Log Cabin remedies old
fashione, simple compounds, used liz the
daos Ct our hardy forefathers, are sold
timers" but ''old reliable" They comprise
Warmers Log Cabin sarsapariIIa,
"Hops and Buchu Remedy "Cough end
Consumption Remedy" .'Hair Tonic"
Extract" for External and Internal Use,
"PIasters, 80 Rose Cream" for Catarrh, and
Liver Pills" They are put up by H. H.
Warner & Co., proprietors of Warmers
Safe Remedies, and promise to equal the
standard value of those great preparations.
All druggists keep them.
The story by Frank Stockton call.
ed "The Great War Syndicate"
which has had considerable booming,
IS being published in the Cecil Star.
In addition to the custom airy pub
lisher's puffery we are not little
surprised to find this monstrosity
endorsed as an exceptionally fine
piece of art by Rev. E. X. Miller, DR..