The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1890-12-05
A IIght fall Of snow 90 Monday

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A stew Of Heagy's oysters is bracer
up against the cold.
| New crop N. o. Molasses for sale
by s. I. Wiley, Colora.
The Why is trying TO smoke out
the Democrat weasel to ascertain
whether it's Stree trade" or tariff re
form" Lay on McDuf. There's
! lots of fun ahead.
Wooden Stockings for sale by S.
T. Wiley, CoIora. n28 St.
Eyes examined and spectacles fit
tide at DR.. Kinks Drug Store, Rising
Sun. n28
Stewed, fried or panned. any style you
want your oysters cooked Heagy will
serve them at moments notice.
For Ssle-SleiGs Sleighsl Swells and
and Portlands, single and double; Blankets
and Robes, whips and bells. VIM. Grason.
Heavy Canton and Wool Flannels
for sale by s. T. Wiley, Colora.
Harsh pnrgative remedies are fast giving
way to the gentle action and mild effect Of
Carriers Little Liver Pills. If you try them
they will certainly please you.
AS the weather grows colder Heagy's
oysters improve in flavor.
Now is the time stock needs eGilt
Edge Condition Powder For sale
at DIR. Kinks Drug Store, Rising Sun
Mems Gloves for the winter for
sale by S. T. Wiley Colora. n2S St.
81 use Ayers Cherry Pectoral freely
in my practice, and recommend it in
cases of Whooping Cough among
children, having found it more certain
to cure that troublesome disease than
any other medicine know of..'-So
says DR.. Bartlett. of Concord. Mass.
Underwear for sale by S. T. Wiley,
Colora.
On the half shell with few drops of
lemon is the most wholesome way
oysters are eaten. Heagy serves them !.
Stone Milk Pans and Crooks for
sale by S. 7. Wiley, Colora.
The Middletown, DEL. creamery
was recently burned. The town
council and board Of health held
meeting aud resolved that the cream
cry should not be rebuilt within the
town limits. People residing in the
neighborhood Of the creamery charg-
ed that the smells arising therefrom
we're a nuisance and had been the
cause of great deal of sickness.
John r. Roberts, was struck by a
train and instantly killed at Bald
win station, on the B. & o. railroad.
on Thursday night last week. His
body was found by the conductor of
a freight train lying upon the plat.
form few yards above the depot
about 9 O'Clock p. M, with the hack
part of his head crushed.
He came from Newark, Del. in the
$50 p. M. train and was '.under the
influence of liquor" sat own on the
platform. it is supposed, with his
head on his hands and was struck
by the train while in half uncon-
cious state.
DR.. Justus Dunott.a widely-kHown
physician, of Cecil county. who also
resided for number of years in.
Frederick county. died at two O'Clock
Monday morning at his residence.
near Childs Station, Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, about three miles
from Elkton. Dr. Dunott was born
at Wilmington, Del. in October, 1904
and was in his eighty. seventh year.
He graduated in medicine at the
University of Pennsylvania in the
spring of 1925. He practiced medi
cine for Fl years in Philadelphia,
during which time he was demonstra.
tor of anatomy at the University OF
Pennsylvania.
The appeal says :-"Elkton en-
tered upon her great business boom
and moral revelation on Monday
last. The size of the boom and the
character of the revolution will
appear later"
One of our citizens from the Sun
was in Elkton on Tuesday and in
forms US he saw the circus getting
under head way. One of the prop.
erty men was being transported on p
wheeibarrow with the blood running
from his head, to the hospital.
Another actor bad fallen on the
porch of business house and his
head hung over from limp neck.
A third act was that ofriding horse
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