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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
JOY BECOMES SORROW.
WELCOMING FRIENDS OF Mrs.
KoENIG FIND HER DEAD.

A Trenton Festive Party's Mournful
Ending-A Live Man in a Box-The
Republican Primaries in the State
General State News.
Mr.. George Koenig, of Washington
street, Trenton, received a sad blow last
evening, which, owing to its unexpected
ness, fell doubly heavy upon that gentle
man, his children and friends. Mrs
Koenig went to Germany in May last
with her fourteen-year-old daughter
Mamie, and Mrs. Louis Wagner, to spend
the summer months.
On last Tuesday week Mrs. Koenig and
daughter left Bremen on the Elder for
Southampton. Wednesday morning she
was taken i'll and died at eight O'Clock on
board ship. At four O'Clock the ship
landed at Southampton, where, Under the
direction of the ships captain, MIS-.
Koenig's remains were inferred at that
port. :,
A Mr.. Charles o. Krauser, wife and
child, were passengers on the Elder, anu
after the interment they took Mamie III
their charge and brought her saIely 70
Hoboken, where the ship lands III TINS
country.
As o as the ship arrived Jamie tele-
graphed to her father, who was anx-
iously awaiting news, to please come
right away" Nothing was said OF her
mammals death.
At the Koenig home friends and rela-
tives had gathered to greet Mrs. Koenig
and her daughter. Mr.. Koenig, upon the
receipt of the message, left for Hoboken,
and knew nothing of his wife's decease
until his meeting with his daughter:
Upon his return to Trenton, with the
sad news, the house which had been pre-
5000 g.. IAllfEonf Inn T00
turned to a house of mourning, and tears
and sobs of the grief7stricken family. took
the place of the merry laughter of but q
few hours before.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY I'VE THAT ON THE
IN 18th day of February, 1883. application was
made to the Board of Public Works by Henry
Brautic and others for the construction of a
TwO-FOoT BRICK EWER
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-13
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVER AT
? the office of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday. September 16, 1888, ut
ten o'clock a. m, for the Improvement Of
VAN HORN STREET,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

8ernunft miro unitnn, - Wohltbat Bldge ;
QSeb Dir, oaB 0u ein Gnfel biitI
90 lit Die WDbltbat oes euglil6cn
S1murgeri1tS nit ieiuem @rforberniB Der
@tnltimmtgteit aller 0ei6iporenen, iuel6e
3u Dem 53peG ein9elebt murDe, I'M Der ID7
rannei genifienloier 6erri9er Elm @,qeuz
geDid)t gu bieten, 5ur Stage fir Elm 3ano
9emoroen, III peldem n h t Elm Sonia,
ionbern ba5 BOLT leIbit gu ieinem
S0ube Die Strafqere0tiefeit ausii6t.
6ier bat it9 Die 8trnunft in I1niinn
~Oertpanbelt, Die Straire0tspilege in
elmer ooer Ser anoere nit 8let, pDsr
Sil6er, Ooer Sob ausgegolien lit. 8as
oils Wtit.el sur Gettung uni6ulbig angee
tla9ter Spfer beS 6alieS zines fOni9li6en
QSiitDerth5 erlDnnen marc, lit nun gu
einem WtttteI berabgelunfen, nm ba5
itranme GeAtSbelpuBtletn De5 8olfes Sl
bel9ummeln unD perru0te Wteudelm0rOer
bonn @alge1t 81 retten.
SIT IS n0tbig, in oieier gerbinbung bin>
3u3ufigen, 0aB mir babel o%elPSrp0lften Sc
ihuorenen int @roninfalIe i'm Stnne
baben? Sein 9}ame lit Guluer. g8enn Don
BIN 3m0lf gelhporene (t9eilneile bon
tbm ausgeluhte) Gcute iagten, DaB
CT II d t Der 8eitehung SugdngliG lei, baB
.er aus retnen GepeggrilnDen Die Wf0rber
GrOnin5 pom @algen g~eretttt babe, iG Mir
Den Mrs bod ntGt glauben. Stir uuS lit
Der Jtame bteles Wteni0en @ulper qle;b5
beOeutenO nit Der Mumad)t Oer eiril0en
Gamma Gael>8rut. gSsr barber anoers
Denft, be9alte ietnen @lauben ul1o per-
lu6e ni6t, uns ben unlri8en tOegSuitreiten.
Nber au6 ell Gulper fDnute Der 3te0t>
ipre1un9 ni6t 9efdbrli6 merbeu, inerlt oaS
blD0Itnntge @rforoerniB Der GlnltlmmiGfeit
aler 5m0lf @eibwprelen abQeihaift mGre.
Q8em bier, ebenio ME in Gcras, Colorado
utl0 9teOa0n, l6on meun pD1 ben 3lpDlf
@eldwore1en einen redistribution WuDr>
lpru0 dbgeben f%0nnten, oann pGre es nit
Der Surpfireret au GllDe.
Wta1 be0enfe l1ur, DaB ale unIere b0dlitcn
ullO eitDgllIttgell Observation-Disclosures, I'M
BullOe, lpte I'M Staate, 0ur6 .Stilnmenz
WteDrhett erfolQen, Was 5 uof Den 8
Wtttglteoerlt Des 81 neutrality-suspicious. ooer
oeS Oberl tdats0ertdtS lagen, DaS lit 606e
ties Jtedt I'M 8un0e, ODER Staate. unler
gan5eS 0ffentlt0e5 Ge6en berubet uuf Dem
@runolabe, Dab Die Wtebrbeit Das @au;e
Jet. Warum lou nun luit in Der Straf7
reAtSpfe8e cine Nusnabme Dapo1 oemadlt
rDer0en2
28enn mr. Der b~ur6i9nittli6e Qmerifo7
net i'll Stanbe mare, Den Oeoanfen I'll faiz
ien, baB cs and ouBerba!b Der 0erein.
Staatcn lno @~a8(0noS Uteni1en bon oes
iuu0em observation-disclosures, BON y8iiien.
@tnntniiien uto @rfabrung Qebe! Qtioer
III Da5 MOOT Der aYalI. Ser ourdldnittz
lt0e Nmerltauer. bier IN @6jco1o.
pcrtreten nuyb oa5 @Deu;ng Sour
nal, funlmtr; it'd ltd)t nm
as lua3 p6rrmpe" erjo0yen, erlebf,
ooyr erooAt Daccl. @r iiibl. ii6 ipoGl in
ieilter lIiernldBiAta Dpmm5et; ntll gtidts
pon Dem pili2n. mas Die bloody foreigs
ners" I'M Haufe Der Sabrbunoerie aeletnt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
m6denatte 5ninois Stoots5dtuna nlontae %. 0e3ember 1889

BADEN. WoSu lpllte er oum ? Sat er nidt
Da5 Se!pnBtletl, oaB CT lelblt Der Sn6egrjff
aller 2Sti5De,t lit ? @jeQeu biel1nourhorillqs
ljdfeit Der ielbltbenuBreu giattonnl : Sic
lei 9iebt IS tein liittel.
0aber lit audi Die 60ffnung, DAB Die crIt
III Ii Wt0naten lpteDer Sulumnentretenbe
Staat5Geles9ebung oon Suinots iih 81
elmer ernltlichen 3teform unierer Stratz
ret0tspde8e eutld)lteBen lperDe, ie6r gerttg.
Q8tc lGntel Brdltg laBen nilrOe: Son
einenl O6len lOl man ntht mcbr, ais
Ntnofleld n%erlangen. llniere l%pBenanlte
Bolf5Uertretung belteDt 81 StDei OritteIn aus
ybduerltben 9t6georoneten", Die ltolS DarduI
limb, baB in tbren 8e3i.fen Die Sin
ittinmigfeit Der SurD feincn Sbaben lttftc,
lno gum dnoert 0rtttbeil aus peroorbenell,
funoe1lnle1 QSilfel@ Nbpofatcn, oenen iebe
QlenOerung zines Observation-Disclosures, ipeltbeS
i1nell 9%eitattet, im 9tobr 81 itBen ullp iiA
Gfetfen 81 l6neiDer, i'll inneriter SeeIe Sus
tptoer lit.
2tber ben rl1tpabridetnIi6en Sail ans
9enOumeu, oaB cine 0teform Der SUM linz
tim geporbenell 8ernunft, Der sur 4Sld0e
gelporbenen QSobltbat unlcreS S6lpurges
rt6tsnelenS m0glicD mare, 10 Dilroe btelc
9tetorm aus folgeltDen Stpei Yunftel 3u Bee
lteben baben:
@rfens: Ginfa9rnng Ser 8citim.
mun9, noB cine 0reipiertels (oOer J3tpci
Orittels) Atebrbeit Der Surp %9enii8t, I'M
eiRelt lSaDriprud gu fallen.
3mettenS: 2lbl0affun9 Der 8elttns
mung, OaB Die SurD rtidt bios iiber Die
S6ulO DeS NIgeflngten SIT beltimlnen,
i~onoern aud DaS StrafmoB icltSus
i~telIer bat.
Die 8emeIutg bes StraimuBeS fir
.eine1 BON s inter II, ooer bon 8 inter II
@elfDorenen id)uloig befluocnen 2lnGes
tlagteu lei Sadie bes 81 d. ter 9. - Sen
@eiGmoreuen ntdt uur S6uloi0lprehuI9,
ionOern aud Die Straf5umeiiun0 iiber9eben,
betBt nit Der StrafreAtSpfle9c eleloeS
S0iuoluDer tretbell.
90 etpa pitroe ein p%eritdubi9er Wieui6
urtbcilet, Der Die Gtrofre0t8pflege alIer 9es
iitteten yhriitlihen" 2Guoer autmcrtiom
ituotrt bat. Nber mas nuBt ous ? Nlle ges
fifteen 9dnber Sir Den ourbiOntttliteh
unleritaniihen Odieu 9iebt eS nur 81 II
2ano. 9aS lit Oas MeiOeIano, auf Dem er
fribt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
&1coer.. 9tationaleonpesttu.

@egenlpGrtig ftno Die 9teger III perldie1
benen Staatcn oarntt beidIftigt, vOele9dz
ten" I'll Dem yYtatioualconpeat" 3u lnGblen,
ben lie am Is. Sanuar bier i'll 6 bicago
abbalteu pollen. 9te0er Don SQinoi5 Dielten
fiir3lib cine 3uianlmetfullft i'll WeneDa ab,
no tie ebenfulls Bertreter 81 Dem beporftez
Denoeu Acknowledgement" iDdblten.
Den 6ultptaltrie6 S1 Dem beuorfte6enOen
groBen @retgniB gjebt Der Qcmterz
.bunger. Niele Jte0er iino ndmIi6 lebr
e%ntriiitet oarilbcr, Dab lie lpe0er bon ben
9epublitaliern nod BON Den OCnofratelt
nit Der ibrer 3abl entlpre6enOen Wtenge
BON QlcnItern beQlitft noroen leien IND
ipollcn jeBt ribre Jte6te nit ailsn erlallbten
Qtittelu SIR Geltung" b%rjn0er.
6offentli0 mtrhem iie IT'D babel nt6t 10
Frecb geDerbcn, iple bas bei Den @tcgern Der
Bun0esbQuptlta0t, ucI6e frcilid Die urOer>
i6Grlteiten Don allen it1o, Der Sal Sl ieiG
pfle8t.
Grit nor eiuiQcn Moden ermGbntcn Mn
Die 6egpreoigten bortiger 9tegerpfaffetI.
Sfiir3ltd bat MN i'll el1er QSaiDin9toner
Jte8ertirde lpieDer cine Jic9crperldtnmlunG
it0tt0efltno2u. Der ldlDar2e y9teueren0"
Bates mei1tc babel, Die 9}eger leten biSDer
il g~eouIoi0 lDle 0aicn gemeie1, a6cr lie
iltllbtet lebt tDft JttUtt I~Dtoerlt. ielDH OCll
IS DQ5u Der y il d. Ell beDiirtc. Sin al1
Derer 3teOner maCbtc ben Nlolt, bic TdrbiAeH
i'll foloHiiircll, lGd)erIih. 0aS f1nnte man
inn nun llidt libel neDneu. 2lber CT Dcrz
ltieg ltd Su Orobungen; Der 9te8er foHlle
nllr nit 0cjn U0ionneGte DcrtriebeE pcgocn
uno lperoe ii0 nit 4ulDer utO 8iei baNes
gen itrGuben. Sin anDcrcr lhmoricr Aten+
ncr rictB ofier 3ltr N~nDcn0un9 Ocs 9Onus
mits, linn Die 9tthte Der 9ieger 81 ihitben".
9{Il1 lino oiele &erle njht bath 10 gcfG0rz
lib, pie iie ii6 ~itelIen; abcr 0ennodj f0niten
10 ulueriNGmte Ornbungen MIR DaSu bie1
men, ba8 JiailenuOrurt5eiI geaen Die
ShpQr6eM gu Oerrlebrell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23

dt0 Yflid)ten, Gins fnrDcre oas alocre, aber
Die Wttils Street, hlibeb6rot u10 Der erie
0enSrIdlter 0ilDerbnd milIen oau0n ulcDt5.
Gp luIc bus S0llGelcb lest uerabFaBt III, ut
e5 etn 5Slttter fir inns fcin0leltGe Nmertfaz
her, titr oeutide 6eir0e Der 9teltgtonSlhus
len ullO last but not least fltr NoDototel.
lStr 1nbeu iojort oppclIirt all Die @trcuit~
SQUIRT, bic in Gbeiter I'M l)tQrS db8ebdlteit
miro, a6er Die GGul0ireftpren fDnle1 trobs
Dem leOe lSoGe auf'S Jicuc unS uers
fIagcn unD merDen eS dud) t0un. SIT
oaS ul0t gduS entieblt6? go ltebt eS bier,
troB Der @rtlGrung oeS 6errn @olparos,
o0B oaS S0uI8eieB ltdt 0egen Prtonts mo
&tr6enlNulen g~crtdtct lct! So HURST man
bier Die rlbiBiten, frteDIiebenoltcn 8llrgertn
Summer NIB @elptlle1onotb 10 Derlrla0t
man iDnen IN Der llllgeredtelten QSetle be-
oeutelloe @elofolten I"
lSirO nun oaS &retS1crt6t in @belter,
oil neldeS Die SNuIc bon gStne 6tl SerltS
fllt0 eiigele0t Bat, ebeniallS Die l6GnoltAe
Spie1eltedterei benitBen, tpondd cine
BIarri0ulc, Die 9cnall Dem @eleBe nads
fommt, Dtnlod Dur6 cintade 9d6t>@eneD9
mt0ll1g ieitcnS pes ortll0en G6lIrdtDe5
toOtgeldlogeu lperoen fam? WtD9lIdh lpdre
boS l0on
8d9 DDer1tc - O II m UpH SUI
uoiS iiebt Is mobl, Wie lGnOli0e SNul'
rotbSfoffern lcine maBuole NuSlegung BEG
3lpoug9gcicBeS nit 6iiBen treter uno BAT
oaber bic iGrumtlidbeu GountDl0ulporite9er
eriubt, ibm Yerjcbt gu eritdttell, OBJ uro
mrlcbe &loQcn ipe9en Der NlSiii9rung oeS
GeieBeS in i6ren Counties pprliegen ullo
mje eS li1 Oomit Oer0alte.
Die 10 un0crtbt Oerlrt6etlten S6ulen
iouten ii0 nun ungeIGlmt ebenialls all
StaotSihuls, Supcrtnpl0eut" Or. @bs
~ q RS 6 menoeu. Gr fam freilt0 uNGez
rtbte @erjAt9entihci0ul8ert nibt umlto7
beu. 9tber Bic 8enaue Sllnoe pon Dem
MiBbroI0, Der nit ojeiem @eiebe, ibm
ielblt gum GroBe uno 6obne, 9etrteben
miro. mus i'm iiberSeugen, oaB cine 9riinoe
lihc Nenoerung bieieo gcieBeS n0tbig lit
ulo boB Ell Die BfljAt Bat, bel Der nG6lten
StuatSGeiebgebunB ouf cine lol6e Aenoe>
run8 81 O%rln9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Erin go Epra2El.

0as @rgebniB bes Gronin'i6en Oaorbz
pro5eiies ittlnmt iebr gut 3uialnmen nit Der
8eoba1tung, tpelde bet ihariitnuigr 6iz
neiiide @cianote &ibungti6aH Get fam
ald anOerS betBen) naW elmer Jtetie um Die
babe l8elt macbte. sd babe, idgte er,
yQeflmDcll, 6aB Die Girii6en Ii berz
all berri 6 ell, alsgenpnulen in ibreut
eigeten 6eimalbtan0e".
Sn Der Goat, Die Girjiten 6erriheu III
alien 3dloern, IN lpetDeu &anJli1 Die
&anoe5ipracbe lit, a0er teine5?pea5 !lberdl
ourd lore !3abl, iOHoern lpc.t 0ticr ouyc0
ibre 6rehbeit. Die eHB.iid lpredenoeu
@in0eboreten oteneH ibHen dis IuIlIiaDriHe
Nert5euge. Sin lan0e9cjn8ebcteIet nIetQOz
Oiitii1er &emperen3eWfAfe III lDae.I Aui
gcnug ais erfaIfter Gc5Jlit. i'm iyre
Morogeieuen pom @al9en III retten.
Sur @en INNER elm 3peifel barber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
GttoCrf1ok> @eIN.

Ser 8ori6la9 0eS 6inansmiuiltera Min=
bonn, Dab Die 8uuOesregierunB Oae III amce
rifdnii6en @ruben 9emonnene 0ilber ai:fr
fuufen ullD oafiir Oolbid)eile gum 0etro0e
bes jemeiliQen 90 ar mert6es bciielbeu
auSitelIen lOle, bat i'm erlten Nu0cublide
perbliiffen6 g%etpirfl. OaS erite, aber ireiz
LID MIR 3ag6aft uno uuter 8orbebalt orS=
0eipro6ene ltrtbeil oariiber %lautete: .Oie
SaDe tlinQt 10 libel ni0t. Der 8oriblus
lit ieDenfalIs itnurei6 nno erldeiut aus:
fi6rbar. Snoeiien tuOlen mir i'm gclauer
anieben UNI priifcn. Sommt t3eit, tomu,t
9totb."
Sci bieier %genoueren Yriifung ergatcu iib
nun cine Wlenge 8emi6tiger 8eoenfen.
9aS erite lit: 8osu brauden mir benlt
i6erboupt etnc unberehenbar Qro6e Otenge
tpeiterer Gauidmittel =? Gs iinb in ben Ser.
Stuaten uou allen uerihiebenen 9lrten
vgelp", mas ais pollmert3i9 q. B, nit Sob
glei9mertbig) umldlft, iIbcr 400 OltQicneu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-23
Sdgli6e ulD m0bcntltde
,,SMinois StantS5ettan9"
,y9er - c It en."
Office ede 0r.gpaf5tnaton.5t r. uuO sim wOsuue.
9lbummentemts 0retle:

9ibuMmemcutssVrctIe:
Ed9Ii9e mtOrgeu-auSgobe in Der Stuot burdp Die
2r6qer iu's Saus eeiiefert
Ger Sabr i'm @oraus 500
9er mofe .......... 0o0
&G9liGe @us9obe uuo Scr Meiteu" per MoDs 025
ser meIteu" per Sabr $50
M66entli6e ansaabe Der Sabr. ............ $50
auSmdrtt9e @~bpuneuten per 8uIt:
SdqIibe gps9ooe per SoDr TN @rroWs ..... $1,000
Ser @eiteu4 per Sohr =. ............ 200
mpdeutlt9e @uS9aoe per Sohr ............. 200
GsnGenttidF ans9obe naD irgenh eiusm Souos
GAropas per Sahr 500
Illinois Staats-ZeiIuMg Co.,
@bieoQo. Sn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
Prohibition Convention.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING.

By the action of both old parties, the
wishes of the majority Of our citizens
on the question OF License are COM
pletely ignored, and no other issue
presented of any importance, leaving
only personal politics and choice of
evils.
We, therefore, are compelled to name
candidates of our own for legislative
positions, vote black tickets, or refuse
to vote at all, if we would not assist
those who are committed in advance
against this moral principle we have
specially labored for.
We therefore invite all the friends of
Prohibition in Cecil county, without re
gard 10 past party pref rences and without
further notice to meet in convention at
Odd Fellows Hall, Elkton, on TUES
DAY, SEPT. oath at 10 O'Clock a m. to
nominate one candidate for State Sena-
tor, thee candidates for the House of
Delegates and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
them. GEO. BALDERSON,
Chm State Central Com.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
County Commissioners.

There was balance in the county
Treasury of $40,110,76.
A proposition from James Lynch
Samuel Haddock and Smith II. Rog
ers of the Ninth district to donate
land for county road through their
properties, "a feet wide as per sur
vey vas accepted. 1t was ordered
that Lynch be paid $50 for making
the road through his land and that
of Haddock, and that Rogers be
paid 500 for making the road
through his laad. ALI parties to do
their own fencing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
THE COURTS.
Orphana Court.

The orphans court at its regn al
monthly session, appointed john I
Cooper administrator of Thos. Hol-
croft
VIM. j. Collins admir-, of Jacob
7. Collins was ordered to sell corn,
wheat and oats belonging to the
estate at private sale.
Letters OF administration were
granted on the following estates
Carolina r. Bell and Harry w. Bell,
adms., r H, Bell; jefferson NJ Boyd,
admr., of VIM. T. Boyd; Harriet l.
Rogers, adnrx., of Amos B. Rogers;
George A. Blake admir-, of Emanuel
Major.
The court was in special session
last Tuesday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
Examiners Notice T.!

We the undersigned, under authority of a com.
mission issued out of the County Commissioners
office directing us to view and determine the pro-
pr1ety of opening road, beginning at point at
the end of the road leading from Pennington and
between the Butler school house and A. W. Kirk S,
running through the lands of said Kirk until ii
strikes the line ofSaml Steers land thence along
his line until it strikes Jesse Hambleton's land
thence across North East creek to the road leading
from White Oak school house to Zion, hereby
give notice that will meet at place beginning
on Tuesday. Sth of October 1889, at 10 O'Clock a.
m, to proceed in dischargng cur duty in tb @ case
Given under our hands this 9th day of Septem.
Der, 1889. VIM. COALE,
VIM. RICHARDS,
EDMUND Il. BROWN
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
Agriculture.

Tuesday October 9Th. Match
game of base ball for championship
of Cecil county $40 to winning club
and entrance free that day to players
of the two clubs.
"wednesday October 9th. Riding
Tournament open to Cecil county
riders only. To one taking largest
number of rings SIS; 2nd,$l5; 3rd,
$40. Persons desiring to participate
please send in their names early to
John Partridge, Secretary. Usual
rules to govern.
On Thursday and Friday October
10th and 18th. Athletic games in
which some of the champion athletes
of the United States will participate.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20

tural Society, September 25, 26, 81,
promises to be success. Big display
in all departments. Nothing spared
for comfort and entertainment of Wis
itors. IA entries in green race on
Wednesday; ! in 800 class and six
in running race on Thursday; ID in
2.50 class. six in 2,35 class and six in
running race on Friday All school
children and teachers admitted free
Thursday. Excursion rates and taains.
1t is stated that Mrs. Sally Currier,
whose residence is near Principle
Furnace was born in 1884 and there
fore in her 105th year. She has Ii, ed
in Cecil county all her life and has
good health yet. Her eyesight is
good but she is little deaf.
The agea of these ccntunarians
must be taken with a good many
grains of doubt. We saw one of
them the other day, and We thought
his reputed age would bear dedu c.
ton of 10 or Is years from it and
leave him still youthful in appearance.
The movement to sell pool privileges
at the Elkton Fair has raised such
storm Of indignant protest that the
managers, there is little doubt, will
drop it. The privilege alone without
the usual accompanying gambling
wheel would not sell for more than
$3.50. With the gambling wheel the
privilege would bring $1,000, which
amount the attendants at the Fair
would be robbed of by the sharpers,
beside great deal more. If our
agricultural fairs are used by horse
jockeys to float such robber devices
to fleece the gullable country people.
the sooner they are knocked on the
head the better.
The dead body of William Harris,
aged Fl years, was found about two
miles from his home, in Mckinney
town, in the Fifth district of this
county, on Tuesday morning last
week where it had lain since the day
before, he having separated from a
companion about noon Monday to go
hunting. An examination showed
that in climbing over a fence that
the hammer or trigger of his gun had
come in contact with knot on the
upper rail which discharged the piece
The entire load entered just over the
left eye and tore off almost the whole
top of the head. Death must have
been instantaneous.
You hardly realize that it is med
icine, when taking Carter's Little Liver
Pills: they are very small; no bad effects; all
troubles from torpid liver are relieved by
their use.
The nasty weather which possessed
last week interfered seriously with
the "Tailors, Festival" which the
West Nottingham Aid Society had
planned. Tile affair was postponed
till Saturday evening, and only in.
different success was the result fnan.
cially, but lots of fun. The tailor"
feature of these "festivals' consists
IN the ladies assigning an apron to
each of the aspirants for fame and
prizes, to hem. The amateur tailor
who does the neatest work receives
the grand prize-in this instance
nice whip-and the poorest
mechanic gets the "booby prize
A diciple of Esculapius carried off
the first prize on Saturday night.
These bachelor professionals have
the advantage Of den where they
can kill time by practicing on rents
and apertures in their own garments,
and like the mother in "The Cotters
Saturday Night" who-"with her
needle and her shears
Cars auld claes look maist
as good as new
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
The Circuit Court-September Tern

The Circuit Court-September Term
The September term of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county convened on
Monday morning, Associate Judge
Frederick Stump on the bench.
The roll of juryman was called and
all answered to their names except
George w. Anderson who was excused
on account of sickness.
Mr. George Ricketts, was selected by
the Court for Foreman of the Grand
Jury, after which the other members
were drawn as follows: George B
Davis, John ]. Buck, Sam'l A. Rey.
nolds, Daniel Husfelt, Robert G. Lewis
Samuel r. Carson, Aaron j. Kitchener
VIM. 7, Boulder, VIM. T. Hammond
James Merry, James w. Clark, Theo
dore Ewing, Robert A. Scott, VIM. P.
Howard. John Creswell, j s. T. Groves
James NJ. Naudain, Alonza Boulder
Robert f. Gillespie, Arthur Johns
Jos. X. Lewis.
Presentments were found against
Archibald Trimbe, Lewis Dempsey
and Robert Dempsey for disturbing a
religious meeting at Bethesda NJ. P
Church, eighth district, and against
Charles Grones, Stephen Rayard and
Thomas Brown, three colored men, fol
larcency.
The first case tried was VIM II. Daw
son VS.. The County Commissioners
This is an action to recover for work
on the public roads under the old
road law in 1857. 1t is a test case, and
on its decision depends several other
similar cases. Albert Constable and
w. Il, Warburton for Dawson; l.. NJ
Haines and G. &. Crothers for Commits
sioners.
The case was given to the Jury and
court adjourned before they agreed
and a sealed verdict was rendered on
Tuesday morning in favor of Dawson
TUESDAY.
James H. Moon. of Elkton, who was
arrested for assault on his wife Eliza
beth Moon, was before the court and
the case was compromised on pay,
ment of costs.
A jury specially empanneled found
John White of Perryville, of unsound
mind and waif without property OF
means of support. He will be sent tC
the insane asylum.
The Hartford county case Dempsey
VS.. Me ahh's executors was taken up
which is an action for services render
ed during the life time of the testatol
and was removed from Hartford county
This case occupied all of Wednesday
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
From The Nations
Capital.

Mr.. A. N, Hazen, Washington, D.
G. says the famous red flag oil is per
feet family medicine and has no equa
for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains
cuts, bruises and all bodily pain. Price
25c,
Consumption, are you troubled with
this terrible disease, if so take healthy
exercise, live in open air, use puritan
cough and consumption cure and be
cured, don't delay. Price 25c. a
G. G. Sill's drug store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
Killed by the Cars.

The body of Harry Gregg was
brought from Wilmington. Del, tc
Rising Sun on Tuesday afternoon
for burial. The deceased is son OF
Joseph Gregg, who works fol- W. J
Evans Young Gregg was killed by
the cars in Wilmington on Friday
last. He was about 20 years of age,
The corpse was inferred in Friends
West Nottingham burying ground.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-20
Consumption Surely Cured.

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readers tina have positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands Of hopeless cases have bean
permanently cured. shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who have consumption if they
will send me their express and post office
address. Respectfully,
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