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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
The undersigned will offer at public sale on
MONDAY, MARCH sd, 1891,

at his residence. in Port Deposit, the following
household and kitchen furniture: hAir-Gloth
Sofas, hair cloth Chairs, II cane seat Chairs, 8
wooden seat chairs, rockers. kitchen chairs, 1876
yards Brussels carpet, stair ana hall carpet lot of
mating and carpet. towel rack, walnut bedstead,
bedsteads single oedsteads with mattresses. 8
feather beds and bedding / marble top centre
table. small table, kitchen and side table. desk and
book case. refrigerat RS, washstands. l stove,
with drum; l small stove, looking glasses and
pictures. dishes. knives and forks. 3 bureaus. /
sewing machine, Wheeler & Wilson Improved
window shades. Pork by the pound chickens and
other articles not mentioned. Terms of Sale.-All
sums OF $lO and under cash; all over that amouus
a credit of months; payable at Cecil National
Bank. interest from date If not paid when due
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m.
W. W. NICKLE.
j. @. Hindman. Auct mart
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13

$40 10 the school at Principle Furnace
for the library and also $40 to the
school at Andora.
The charts purchased for the schools
have all been delivered except few.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
Cecil County Agricultural Society.

0oCIA7 OOUHVy ABIICutSu1"E NOOIotJ'
At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Cecil County Agricultural
Association it was decided to en-.
deavor to dispose of enough new
stock to meet the urgent obligations
of the society. Sixty shares, valued
at 5000, were subscribed. Two
thousans dollars are required The
committee to arrange with premium
takers reported that about half the
number had surrendered their claims,
representing about $1,000, or third
of the amount. Others only asked
expenses. The most persistent
claimants live outside the State.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
$1,000 Reward!

Will be given for the arrest and
conviction Of any person found des-
troying or mutilating property of the
Cecil Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
of Cecil Co. CHAs. r. MAXWELL,
Secy. and Treas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
Wilson P. Mahan,
Bo0TsAND SHOE REPAIRER.

desire to announce to the 0iSlic that lam pre-
pared to repair Boots and Shoes with ssatness and
dispatch and at reasonable rates. Thanking you
for past favors and soliciting continuance Of the
same, remain, Very truly,
WILSON P. MAHAN.
jS9 I'm Rising sun Md.
aB-For the next 80 days will haif.sole mems
shoes Tor Zoe per pair.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
Scrap iron Wanted +!

r0O TONIC Wrought. No. l. 60c ewt Mixed
4OO L O4NO 40c cwt; Bone. Csc cwt; White
Rags. &c ID; Mixed Rags. lie h. Wool. &c Id; Zinc.
&c Ii; Lead &c III: Copper Brass Pewter &c Id;
Old Gam shoes % ID. Delivered at Oxford.
PAT. DOYLE. Junk Dealer.
OxFoAp, "a.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
FRIDAY, MARCH 18Th. 1891.

FRIDAY, MARCH 18th. 1891,
The following personal property: / GOOD
Horse; head Jerse Cows, one of them
will be fresh by day of sale, balance close
springers. 2 Jersey Heifers, will be fresh
about April 1; Calf, I months old.
Farming Implements horse rake,
nearly new; fourth interest in grain and
phosphate drill, corn shelter, Van Wickle
grain fan, forks, crowbar, mattocks, brier
scythes, striking hammer and stone drills.
lot of COW chains, lot of old iron consisting
OF bolts hinges, etc, tons hay and lot OF
wheat straw, several bus. second size pota-
toes, Carriage, set sleigh runners, 2 sets
stage harness, lot tomato crates, barrels and
boxes. Household Goods q feather beds.
one goose and the other chicken feather: /
bedstead, milk cans, cream jars and other
articles not mentioned Terms of Sale
Sums of $40 and under cash; on sums over
$40 credit off mouths will lie given by
purchaser giving noie with approved se-
cnrity, payable at the National Bank of
Rising San. Sale to commence at l o'clock
p. IN. JOHN A. NESRTTT
j. Z. Hindman, Auct. f27 is
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13

An Attractive
Combined POCKET ALMANAC
and MEMORANDUM BOOK
advertising BROWNS IRON BITTERS
the best Ponic, gwen away at Drug and
general stores. Apply at once.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13

sa- FOR THE BLOOD,
%@< Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
Biliousness. take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
1t cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in
medicine. Get the genuine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
On THURsDAY, MARCH 2eth, ls9
MORE OR LESS.

This farm is situated near Colora.a station on
the Il B. c. railroad, in excellent neighbor-
hood convenient to Churches. schools Mills.
Mails, etc 1t is we'll improved WITH NECESSARY
FARM BUILDINGS Is we'll wate-ed Has fruit
and plenty of wood.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree
are One third of purchase money to be paid in
and the balance in twelve months from the day Of
sale. The credit payment to bear interest from
the day of sale and to be secured by the notes or
bonds of the purchaser with security to be ap-
proved by the Tru stee. Purchaser to pay cost of
conveyance.
L. MARSHALL HAINES,
j. G. HINDMAN, Auct. Trustee
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13
DUBLTC SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY, :

The undersigned having rented his farm
will sell without reserve on the premises, on
the road leading from Colora to Rowland
vile, about J miles from the former place.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-13

wa "tAN PSSP'Ss
The south bound freight met with
an accident on Friday, near Barnsley
The train became uncuppl, d from the
engine and the engineer put the air
brake on the engine and was not anle
to get it off before the cars, running
down grade collided with the engine,
and two cars were Smashed. The
broken cars were thrown off the
track down an enlightenment to clear
it for other trains, the broken cars
were gethered up by the wrecking
train and taken to the repair shops.
A meeting was held at A. K.
Browns last Thursday and an organ.
ization formed to build an M. E.
Church at Svlmar. Messrs. A r
Brown. w H Campbell, w. w.
Carter, s. r. Brown, James Vanzant
and Calvin P Brown were elected
trustees. S. j Brown, W. G. West
snd-C. p. Brown were appointed a
building committee w. w Carter
was commissioned to secure charter.
A frame building 32 by 46 feet was
settled on as sufficient at present for
the church. A lot on which TO erect
the buildidg was bought from Messrs
Denny and Vest A thousand dol.
ars have heen subscribed.
That car load of ground alum salt.
200 ID. sacks, is moving out; 75cts. is the
right price, Nichols Bros,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
1,,,ksy,xing In Charlottesville.

Cu,nror7rsytI1y. Va. Nov. 26. SPECIAL
Thanksgiving was Observed 10y union re-
i,gious service III the Disciples church. par
ticjnated in by Methods Baptists, Presby.
te,,ans and Disciples. and by the closing OF
sn,ne nlaces Of business. With the Jews the
closing wns more general than with Oenlnes'
The fields are full of huntsmen, though the
weather is very unpropitious.
MIR &. +. DeMott Of Virginia, has been
elecfed edtor-in-chief OF the niyersty
Msoazine 10 MI the vacancy caused by tho
resignation of Mr.. G.. \. Breau1. OF Louis
lana.
The work Of repnirinE the damage done by
tho storm Monday has not been completed.
Carpenters and timers have been extremely
busy. :, ~. NJ,
we're married Yesterday at the residence OF
Mr.. y. A. Terrell. in the presence OF hoont
fifty friends rhe ceremony was performed
by the Rev. b. 4. Abbott, Of the Disciples
church MI and Mrs. Wills then took the
train for Washington and baltimore.
Last night Mr.. Jacob j. Leterman gave a
suppor and dance in honor of Miss BERTHE
Goldsmith. Of Baltimore, at the Levy Opera
House The ladies present were Miss BERTHE
Goldsmith. Miss Ietta kaufman, Miss Lenora
Ieterman. Miss Nettie Esenmann. Miss Sadie
Fiseumann, Miss Lille ArOnhlme. Miss hattie
Leterman and Miss Ray Oberdorler. Inc
gentlemen were Mr. Bernard Lowenberg OF
Norfolk. Mr.. Mark Eisenmann of LOUISVILLE
Nh Arthur Never of Texas. Mr.. sam. Har-
berger of Baltimore, Mr.. Ernest Qberdorier:
Mr.. +. Lsntz. Mr 5. kaufman and others OF
this city The chaperons were: Mrs; NJ.
Kaufman and Mrs. II. NJ. Elsenmann. Dan
cling until this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
VIRGINIA'S THANKSGIVING.
The Day Pretty Generally 0DSsfHed
Throughout the State.
THE SERVICES IN FREDERICKSBURG.
tn, Ladies' of 81. Georges Episcopal Church
Give = Thanksgiving Dinner In tho
Opera House-The Day In Danviiie

FREpraIcssnuEG. VA. Nov. 26.-lSpecia.I
Thanksgiving day was quite generally OBJ
served here. The pubic offices and banks
were closed and Sunday hours were observed
at the postoifce.
Services wore held in the Episcopal
churches. Rev. w. NJ Clark officiating at st.
Georges and Rev. John s. Gibson at Trinity.
The congregations Of the Baptist Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches united iii Il
Thanksgiving service in the Presbyterian
church al II o'clock A. NJ. and powerful
sermon was delivered before large audience
by Rev. j. h. Hutson. of Richmond.
The ladies' Of St Georges Episcopal church
gave a Thanksgiving dinner to-day IN the
opera house as has been their custom Tor
many years. As usual they were Literally pa
tronized and large sum was realized Tor the
church.
The bazaar of the Odd-Fellows and Pvth-
iaus is still in progress III their new hail;
Large crowds are in attendance nightly. and
the occasion will prove fine success.
4 new postohice has been established at
Bagby. Caroline county. with Travis Bagoy
as postmaster.
MIR. W. ;. White. Commonweath's attorney
for Stafford county,is confined to his home
by sickness.
Mr. Murray Taylor, Of California. is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Rev. Dr.. X. c. Nelson. bishop elect, Of
Georgia. is the guest of his brother-in-law. Dr.
w. B Goolrick. Dr. Nelson will assume the
bishopric Of Georgia about ths middle of
January
Hunters are having fine sport in this sec
ton now. Game OF every description was
never moro abundant. and spOrtsmen from
Washington. Philadelphia and New York are
arriving nearly every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Tho Members OF the Military Club Enjoy n
Banquet at the Reglmentai Armory.

Tho Members OF the Military Club Enjoy
Banquet at the Hegimental Armory.
The Military Club of this city had a most
enjoyable time last evening. They attended a
Thanksgiving banquet at the Regimental
armory and found in the pretty headquarters
room Il cheering and happy scene compared
10 the lnclemency without. Mr. W. ii. Tim
hermann was the caterer. and he served an
excellent meal. which embraced many Of the
choicest bits in the Eastern markets. The
banquet was served IN courses, accompanied
by wines OF pleasing vintage. and the evening
was most enioyably spent.
There We're no speeches made. but each
one present enjoyed social converse with his
neighbOr at the board or his yis-a-yis. and at
q late hour the officers were still enjoying
their wines ana cigars
Among those present were. COlOne. II. {.
Jones. Major w f.. Simons. Major G. OBJ.
C0wardn. Colonel G.. Percy HAYES. 1iajog
Moses j. Hoge surgeon Major Merriwether
Jones. Captain j. T.. Philips Captain Lewis
y. CreDshaw. Captain H. VI. Boykln. Captain
Julian Il. Tenant. Captain W. L. 1IOsby.
Lieutenant +. 81. Crutchheld. Lieutenant
George L. Fairlamb. Lieutenant James b.
Patton, Lieutenant K. /. Vandeyenter and
Lieutenant Scott OF the Fifth regiment in
fantry) Boston. Mass
4 brief business meeting was held before
the banquet. and a committee was appointed
10 ask the adjutant-general 10 recommend
70 tho General Assembly that q sufficient sum
DO appropriated q build a suitable arsenal
Tor the state property
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

II j. anid that General Malone. who is still
looked upon ~ the head aud front of the he-
publican party IN Virginia has written letter
10 friend 10 the effect that he and his party
will mako no opposition to the settlement vi
the Virginia deut upon tue :eyuis recently
agreed upon at Richmond.
The Western division of the extension OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, from Coal
Grove to Columbus. e distance of about forty
miles. will be open 10 tra!hc on the 18th OF
December.
Captain u. A. Stofer. of Huntersvile. w
va, who commanded a company in the
Iwenty-fifth Virginia regiment. Confederate
army. died suddenly Friday night, aged
seventy-one years.
Mr. Leroy 1empleman died at his home.
near oflegn. 1auquier county. SATURDAY IN
the eighty second year OF his age. lie had
been married htty-four years. and leaves o
widow. three sons and one daus hter Mr.
Iempleman and his elder brother. Edward,
now eigbty-nine years old. began life poor,
and by industry and good management they
amassed a large fortune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
The Day in nknvtlle.

DAvyrLLR. Va. Nov Thanksgiving Day
las been dark and gloomy. with q downpour
Of rain during the day. Religious services
were held ct the Episcopal church and large
audience. principally men. was in attendance.
Tobacco sales were suspended for three
hours, the banks all closed aud the custom
house and postotice officials observed the
day. The CITY Mission received contributions
for the poor and the amount of contributions,
including ptovisl0ns. etc. WAS the largest
ever received by these good women Ia fact.
the day has been more generally observed
than ever before
Rev l.. y. Betty left for Lynchburg to-day
TO assume pastoral charge Of Court-street
church lie was accompanied to tue depot
by a large number OF the members OF bis old
charge ia this city.
Nj. James L. Schoolheld Of this city. lay
evangelist of the Methodist Church y con-
Quoting q very successful revival OF religion
at lrisburg in Henry county.
4 union service of the religious congrega-
tons was held in Masonic HsA tbs elt5, this
evening. and was largely stteeded. The
several ministers here took part.
Rev. Joshua 5. Hunter Will arrive ID tins
city tomorrow night and assume charge Of
the Mount Vernon congregation. He will
preach his first sermon Sunday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
ELKS ANNUAL CELEBRATION.
/ Number Of Them Gather In Norfolk and
HaYe q Good Time.
THE WORLDS FAIR ASSOCIATION
a.xsr.i OF ths Members Take 1rip-"""
Thanksgiving Day Was Observs"
out tho stnte-yirginia Ansh''

SoxYoIK. Va. Nor 26-iSpecla'. J. nc
Norfolk Lodge. No. 50. b. 2. o. Elks. held us
animal CO ebra.ion to-day, and large num-
Der Of visitors we're in the city md TOOK psf'
In tho exercises.
The visitors were met at tie boat and Trans
by committee Of Norfolk lodges Inc mead
uar,ers for the visitors were Mt tho At'ah,c
Hotel. whero they took breakfast. Inc Liks
psrad,d the streets and mado IN imposing APP
neorance. They left tho Ocean View railroad
de,o. AT ~ O'Clock for WillcnGhby SPIT 10
enjoy a fne oyster roast and dinner.
mo delegates 20 the Worlds fair Associa-
.io. which adjourned here last night. went
down the bay on tho elegant steamer Nor
foil. to- view tie waters where the naval re-
view will take plnce.
Rev. :. :. ! ambeth arrived hero YESTERDAY
and Al tie Thanksgiving service hold M Cen
tenary church this morning was warmly IT,
eeived by the congregation.
Yesterday morning, while MI. Sha'.oN
Tellines OF Norfolk was at WORK oh 'ne
irou-clad Amphiirte. the plank on when no
was standing slipped and precipiated Nun 70
the bottom of the ship. distance OF i~eiVo
feet. In falling Mr.. Nellines struck Oh us
aide and turning over. fell on his head rscelN
inc painful Injuries The injured man uiu
not regain consciousness for several no"'s
and it is feared that he Is injured 'n'ef'@i'5'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
a Cycle Ride.

About eighteen members Of tho Richmond
Cycle Club started shortly after o'clock
yesterday morning from t1clr clubhouse tor
an all. day run TO Curtis Neck The distance
is seventeen miles and the trip was made
in a little over two hours. the members taxi
ing great pains not to exert themselves too
much.
4 caterer, Who had been sent out early in
the morning provided firss-class Brunswick
stew and other delicacies. which were o.
course immensely enjoyed 10y tho hungry
riders OF the silent steed.
Shortly after dinne- it began 10 rain. much
10 the disappointment of the merry crowd
They waited in vain for q clearing up and
finally had 10 start for home IN the best posi-
bic manner. Some Of the members returned
bv boat. while others preferred 20 reach the
city BY rail only three members were per
sistent enough 10 make the return trip on
their wheels but they did so under difficult
ties. aud they had 70 push their wheels before
them part Of the way. 1t was about 9 o'clock
IN the evening when they arrived IN the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

!, ....;on here. but in all probability VIII en-
~ Say as the long and tedious case wniah
has engaged the attention Of it,. the cGni ar
,rnnal concerned by the jury return
ing avsrdc, OF 80 0co in favor OF sne admins Ths
tra.or OF G. VI. Hafner against the one S,r
,,ssbe and Ohio railway. The case began on
Tie oath inrtant and has been III prosress
ever since except Monday. The case ia, %ns
ably ergued for the defense by Nj: nI.hu.
Secsr of Hampton and by Mr.. IsyioI OK
Rlchruond. The plaintiff was represented b, by
Judge Henly. Judge waddiil. \. Z. ana b.
u. Pe.chy. o
rnl holiday. Wh.ie our merchants have NOT
closed their places OF business. e'eryth'ns
seems 20 tell u-sthat II Is Thanksgiving un t
Services ara being held in some Oh INC
churches which are well attended.
Mayor Lenuder Henly. who nas osei con ,,,,
fnsf 20 his rcd for 50 long. II slen'Iy III
trOv!1c. and expects as soon ~ his stIengsi
WI! permit 50 90 20 Richmond 70 consult
Dr. McGEEe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
ssr,o,s shooting Afrray.

ROANOKE, Va. Nov. 26.-tSpeciei.l IA
serious shooting scrspe occurred this evening
at O'Clock between Ed. Louis and Appa
Crews. both colored. A difficulty arose be-
tween them concerning a store in which they
were partners. Apps attempted TO shoot
Louis the evening before holding pistol
directly to his breast. which fsiled 10 fire. He
was brought before the mayor this morning
and only fined 80
The quarrel wa. renewed this evening. when
Appa Crews fire a SS-cslibrs pistol striking
Louis about an inch below the left breast
The ball ranged down. striking his seventh
rib, breaking il. and entered his bowels. The
doctor thinks his case critical one and that
the wound will prove fatal. Appa Crews was
arrested at once and locked in the station
house. A No. So English BULLDOG pistol was
taken from him, one barrel Of which was
empty.
The negro Edward Louis, whOiwas shot by
Appa Crews this evening, died here 81 i
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Petersburg Budget of News Notes.

Pr1TRsBUBe. Va. Nov. 2i.--lspecial. J
Thanksgiving cay was observed in Peters
burg by the closing of the banks and different
Government offices aud appropriate services
at the Episcopal churches. The. public
schools we're also closed. The weather was
raw. damp and disagreesble.
The afternoon az the residence Of Mr. ).
Il. W. Smith. on South street. Mr. Gideon v.
Fitzgerald and Miss Lula f. Stewart were
united in marriage. Rev. j. A. Baker, pastor
of West End Baptist church. OBLIGATED The
groom is young druggist Of this place and
the bride is most charming and attractive.
Julia Ingram was awarded the prize Of $500
TO-DAY {, r the best loaf of bread made with
sugar. coated yeast. The second prize was
won by Miss L. W. Jones and the third prize
by Mrs a. g. NJ. Martin. The judges were
Mrs. Joseph L. PEBBLES Mrs. Robert +.
Meade and Mrs. :. X. Collier
Three surveying parties are OF work in
Chesterfield county, near Petersburg. laying
ont streets on the property recently purchased
BY a Northern syndicate. Two of the survey
ing parties arc at work on Andrews and 10
names farms and the other party are survey
ing property north OF the River road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Mr. Morris Barely Missed Being Shot.

ScorTsvLLr. VA. Nov. 25.-lSpecial. Mr.
]. Taylor Morris. while riding along the road
to Scottsvllle Saturday. came near being shot
by n negro. who fred at a rabbit. and the load
passed Just little above the head OF Mr.
Morris borse. Shooting within thirty wards
OF public road is prohibited but this law
seems 10 be little regarded. II Nh Morris
had not called out instantly the man would
have fred the second barrel. which might
have killed him.
During the storm last Monday the door u
Captain W. g. Staples leo house WAS blown
open. Mr.. VI. deaths COW in ng
shelter went IN. and while eating some 80 /
lying rear the door foii over aud broke ber
back. She WAS very soon killed drawn Out
and taken away.
large number of ties are being hauled 80
town. The roads are excellent and hanlers
are making use Of their chance before they
become cut up.
Judge Dawson's court was crowded Satu-.
day from early until late. mostly with laud-
lords ind tenants, settling for tue past year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
DOCTORS IN CONSULTATION.
Advice about . Sure Medicine.

All physicians advise medicine in the FsI
People emerge from the heat OF summer run
down in health. with malaria. causing them %
feel weak, languid, tired, nervous. with their
stomach. bowels. liver and kidneys ont Of order
The great question with everybody is, what =
take?
recent congress Of physicians this qaes.
t:on was very positively settled by the unan
mons recommendation TO tho public to use Dr..
,re.ue'. Ncryura. as this remarkable medical
discovery strengthens the brain aud nerves.
iuyigorates and vitalizos the blood and perfect
~ regulates tho stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels.
Al. Marston. NJ. D.. OF philsde!phia. ediiog
OF the Eastern Medical Journal and formerly
professor OF 8 medical college. said ~ d.
Greenes wonderful discovery: 1T ISL harm
less vegetable remedy. It's medical properties
are splendid. II restores exhausted nerve
power and ro-establishes lost vitality
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Batch ~ Little item. from Craig County,

New C,s7rR. VI. Nov. 29.-lNpecisl
County court convened YESTERDAY and qulte
number of indictments for nisueine,@ 49,
disposed of. Our county is for the Is"ye'S
dis,rsssinclv quiet and law abiding.
Hon. James w. Marshall; senator elect
from this district. leaves tor Richmond ne mex
Monday. He expects meeting % ,he i-e !l.'.
iature fruitful Of good. SOUND ieg'sia''on ''''
Rev I. ID. Collips is conducting 9, very spc. SIC.
cessful prOtracted meeting IN the Metnoqlst
church of this place and much good Is being
done BY this pastors untiring Efforts III his
work.
hIr. Delaney. Of the Covington bar, attended
county court hero YESTERDAY
Z. Il. Stsnard. fso., returned from rosheh
on the oath. having been detained for several
weeks nj that place by the serious illness Oh
his brother
Coal is very scarce here. as it seems almost
impossible 70 get cars from the railroad COM
MANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Action for Damages Acains. Paper.

Carr CRY. W.. Nov. 25.-ISpeclal. l-Onee
OF the cases tried Mt this term Of the circuit
court. winch is still in session was that OF
DR.. William White against Judge George W.
Ward. Jr, being m action for damages o.
account OF alleged lbe,ous articles pup
hsbed in the Abingdon Examiner in 1885.
The verdict gave Dr. White TWENTY-FIVE dollars
damages.
The case Of John Rnmey. Jr., against the
c. G. 4 G. Railroad Company. Ramey sued
the company for $1,000 damages because -
the construction of their road through MS
premises. The evidence was quite volumi-
nous. and the jury brought IN verdict IN
favor of the plaintiff awarding him hVe hun
dred dollars damages.
The hardware store Of Withets * DAVIS was
broken into last Friday night; This is the
third time in the past month or SO that TINS
store has been burglarized:
Mr.. James Peters and Miss Mollie Taylor. oil
of whom live near Speers' Ferry, in Scott
county, Tenn, Sunday, and were married by
Rev. Calvin y. Fuller.