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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12
DUBLIo SALE OF PERSONAL Property

DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PR0PERTYi
The undersigned having leased his farm viii sel
at public sale at his residence aAe,hSN fle north.
east of Rising sun, On
4th-dsy "Wednesday 2Ath of and. Mo. tFeb.) 1897.
the following described personal property;
Horses, Mules and Colts.-No. 1, bay horse Joe,
rising years old. kind and gentle single and
double, an excellent driver and fearless of steam
No. q, brown mare colt, coming years old. Ane
style and promise Of good driver Ne. 9. ERy
stock; pair Of d4Tf hgoVn mare mules coraing Z
yeagg old both single line Leaders, have worked on
tread power. are a lrst class farm team In every
particular, quiet and gentle.
Ten Head OF Dairy CoWs.-About one half win
be fresh by day of sale. These cows tested the
past summer IL lbs. of butter to the 100 lbs
milk. twoyear old Holstein Bull Poland
China Shoats. months old.
Farm Implements.-2 tWoshorse wagons, short
tongue OK carte, aHitahle to attach front carriage
OF wagon; Wood mower. Wood reaper. Butter
woTth two-horsa power and thresher In first
Q handy willoughby wheat drill. . two horse
cultivators corn shelter. Van Wickle grain fan
cutting box. Acid roller. horse rake, Acme harrow
double harrows, Grown timothy and clover
seed sower, road cart. hay fats. one hofae cub
tivAtors, Bulleard hay tedder, wAealbsgEoW, grain
cradle. moving gg2the. bFier hooks. picks. ahoves
spades, post aiegay. log. COW and breast chaina.
single and doqeletFeea. collars z sets stage bar.
the hushel, lot Of corn by the barrel, and many
other articles brought to notice on day OF sale.
Conditions Of sale.-An sums of $40. and under
cash; ON sums over $lJ. . credit OF 8 months by
the National Bank Of Rising Sun. with interest
from date ifnot paid when due. Sale to commence
at p. m. sharp. -
further sss i0g tEsm No bostp gsnl ON account
ofNeathef. \. n. HUNT.
JsC. Hindmap. Auet. fsbB to
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La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic OF la Grippe
last season DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
proved to be the hest remedy. Reports
from the many who used it coufine this
statement They were not only quickly
relieved, but the disease left no bad
after results. We ask you to give this
remedy trial aud we guarantee that
you win be satisfied with results, OF
tho purchase price will Be- refunded
II has no equal in Ia grippe, or any
throat, chest or lung trouble. Trial
bottles free at L. r. Kinks drug store.
Large bottles 500. and sl0O.
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DUBLIc SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY i


The subscriber intending to quit the livery bus.
mess will sell without reserve or undertaking at
his stables in the town of North East, Nd, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, 1892,
the following property: 10 Head of Horses. No. 1.
bay mare Nellie. years old. 15 "a hands; No. 2,
bay mare Maud. years old. Is IA hands; No. s,
bay mare Ethel, years old, Is 8 4 hand; No. 1.
brown mare Topsy. years old. Is Is banda: No.
$, gray horse Nick. years old. 10 IA hands, No. 9,
bay horse Bob, years old. Is "a hands; No. Z,
bay mare Alice. Q years old. 10 Ia hands; No. s.
bay horse Frank. 10 years DID, 10 Ia hands: No. 8.
brown mare Dolly. years old, 10 "a hands; No.
10, sorrel mare Sadie. years old. l6 ia hands.
The above horses are suitable for any business,
and must be sold. Vehioles.-1 village cart. sur
reyi three seat dayton wagon two-seat day ton
wagon, extension top dayton wagon. gunner's
wagon. hacks. ! two-horss road wagon. Court
ney wagon. buggies, nearly new. These wagons
were all purchased new lately. and are in good
condition. Harness 10 sets single harness sets
double harness, set hack harness, ] set wagon
harness.
Terms of Sale-Sums of $40. and under, cash;
on sums ever SID months credit will be given.
purchaser to give note with approved security,
interest from date II not paid when due. Sale to
commence at IL N. ON said day.
8. b. MCCULLOUGH.
Hlndman, Auct. feb12 st
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12
Fair Meeting.

The Managers OF the Cecil County Agri-
cultural Society held meeting in their
Office 10 Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday last
full Board was in attendance.
After the Transaction of some private bns-
mess. Pres. Geo. s. Wooley was appointed
by the Board. as delegate to meet the del
egates Of other fairs Of Maryland at Annap-
oils, on the 18th inst, to ask the Legislature
for an annual appropriation for the different
fairs. September 81. 9 and & are the days
SELECTED for holding the fair.
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RtgzNa auM MARKeT.
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
obtained from the Orphans Court for Cecil County
letters OF administration on the estate Of
JOHN p. EVANS,
late of said county. deceased. An persons having
claims against the said deceaseds estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the proper vouch-
ers thereof, to the undersigned
on or before July the 21st, 1892,
otherwise they may, by law. be excluded from ali
benefit Of said deceased's estate.
Given under our hands and seals this 2lsf day Of
January, 1892. JAMES n. EVANS,
WIN. 8. EVANS.
AMOS $. EVANS,
febl3-6t Administrators.
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DUBLIo SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY !

| II
The subscriber having surplus of articles
around his premises that he now has no use for
will offer the sans at public sale on
FRIDAY. the 26th inst. at one o'clock p. M,
consisting of two Creamers, Reeds patent. one
single and one double; one Union Washer. one
second hand No.7 cook stove, one alright wood
stove, one walnut parlcr suit, covered with hair
cloth; bedsteads, chairs, &c., &c. Two walter A.
Wood mowers. one Empire wheat drill, lot Of old
plows. harrows and cultivators, one corn shelter.
one basket sleigh. one jaeger wagon, one clover
seed sower, three horse rakes and tedders com.
bined, &c. Also one good cow, coming in rrofit
soon. and lot of corn in the ear.
Terms of Sale :-All sums of Ave dollars and
under, cash; over that sum credit of six months.
on note with approved security; interest from
date if not paid when due. JOB HAINEa.
j. @. Hindman, Auct.
Rising Sun, Nd, Feb. s, 1891. Ia
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AyzeI Ladies Quaytette and
IL Nansanf MaeCN(N, Hm0go1.
isl, IN Tom Hall this egenayg.
Spring.L,ke.

This week we have spring-like
weather which often makes its ap
pearance in midwinter and lasts
sometimes for two or three weeks
followed by several weeks of cold
stormy weather,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12
DUBLIo SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber intending to relinquish farming

The subscriber intending to relinquish farming
will sell on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1892,
on the farm of Geo. E. Mccullough. two and half
miles southeast Of Rising sun. Nd, the following
property: Head OF Horses. No. /, black mare
Lady, good worker and driver. single line leader.
weight ITS; No. Q, bay horse Tim. years old,
Kentucky Messenger, will work anywhere he 10
hitched, No driver and as fine horse as you
win see anywhere, weight 1160; No. 8, black marc
Nellie, years old. good worker and as good q
driver as ever rein was pulled on. weight 1000;
No. 4. roam horse Harry, years old, good worker
and driver. sound and all right. good horse ON
tread power. weight 1905 Cows. 4 with calves
at their side BY day of sale. These cows have been
selected for dairy purposes aud are Of good stock
aud good milkers. worthy the attention of buyers.
One or more heifera. Farm Implements.-1 light
four horse wagon thimble-skein. good one; 1 new
hay fiat. 10 #. long, hay fat. 16 #. long; Tiger
horse rake. Champion moving machine light
steel frame D. NJ. Osborne binder, In good order;
new Empire grain drill. used but very little; new
grain tan. corn shelter roller. 40tooth hinge har.
row. Birds make; el.tnath double harrow
two horse CORP worker spring tooth one-horse cul-
tiyatof. cQrn coyerer lefthand Oliver chilled ploW
potato plow, one-horse corn marker. pillow dou-
bletrees; set Of spresders; jockey stiok pair hay
hoes breast chains; breast yoke; lot of tar rope;
double harpoon hay fork with 100 it, one-inch rope
and hve blocks; carriage pole nearly new; day ton
wagon been used but few times. made by Jos. Q.
Pogue Son; top buggy good one; light narrow
tread wagon; dog cart. Harness. sets lead haR
ness one set nearly newt brialeq; cellars; lnea
check rein; martingAles; housings: set light car
riaee harnesa SGT Light y nets lot other articles
too numerous to mention; about rs hbls. corn aud
25 bus. potatoes.
Gentlemen. want you to understand this 10 no
apprisement; mean ia sell as have no further
use for the Rrtlcea 8months credit win be given.
sails to commence at IL O'Clock sharp.
Hindman. Auct. fsb1a t.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have
obtained from the Orphans Court for Cecil County
letters of administration on the estate Of
WILLIAM JAMES EVANS.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceaseds estate are here.
By warned to exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers thereof, to the undersigned
on or before July the 21st, 1892.
otherwise they may. by law. BIO excluded from all
benefit OF said deceased's estate.
Given under our hands and seals this 21st day
Of January, 1892.
REBECCA F. NJ. EVANS,
WIN. 8. EVANS,
febl2-6t Administrators.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12
: RR0WN,S LRON BITTERS

Cure1 Indigestion, Biliousness. Dyspepsia, Maia-
ria, Nervousness. and General Debility. Physt-
clans recommend II. All dealers sell Il. Genuine
hastrade mark and crossed rcd lines on wrapper.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12
8nckIen,s Arnica salve

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded, price 25c
per box. for sale BY L. r. Kirk.
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PILES ] ] Z ! q
Druggists or mail. ennani(A
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from the Philadelphia markets and having bought few
novel things to finish up winter stock and make gene
raj clearing up before taking stock have bargains
and feel that it will be greatly your advantage them
We are making large preparations for spring
trade having already bought great many things and
pains have been spared in selecting stock feel
will be unsurpassed
Our Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets are attracting
attention and have been the pres
and cheapest for the money Have them in 49, So
and piece SETS price being regulated by the number
pieces.
Now is your time if you want Horse Blanket. AL
though the time has expired for special discount will
extend it two weeks longer Horse Blankets and Fur
Goods ouLv
Full line of Groceries and Provisions always hand
and for the lowess price Call and see us.
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alexander Hoffman,,
Baker and Confectioner,
Rising Sun. Md.

I am prepared to furnish families with
FRESH BREAD,
ROLLS, CAKES,
PIES, PASTRY
and CONFECTIONERY.
Also Picnics and Parties supplied ON
short notice. The public is solicited
for ITS custom and no efforts will be
spared to give entire satisfaction.
ALEX. HOFFMAN,.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12

FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Browns Iron Bftfers.
Physicians recommend It.
All dealers keep It. 81 90 per bottle. Genuine
has Trademark and crossed red lirsl On wrapper.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-12

knowledge of the readers of this paper
| is the fact that it is feat to fit feet.
Fellow mortals who feel uncomfortable
in their understanding can find in the
Office of this paper an evidence of the
ability of our Colora shoemaker. He
has lately introduced an article of foot
wear that will relieve the sufferer and
cure in all cases corns brought on by
tight shoes. This quilted cotton cloth
shoe needs to be seen to be appreciated.
He can always be found at his post
working on soles.
While driving six horse team, load
ed with wood one day last week, Jerry
De Long. of Port Deposit, met with a
serious accident. To prevent the
wagon from slipping fastened CLAIM
to serve as rough lock to one of the
hind wheels Of the wagon, and while
descending a very steep and slippery
hill the chain broke and the horses
unable to hold the wagon. started to
run when the tongue horse fell and was
dragged a considerable distance. The
horse was so badly cut and bruised that
for q time il was thought that they
would have to Kin 1t.
A reception was given by the members Of
the Y. P. S. c. L. OF West Nottingham Pres
byterian Church on Tuesday evening, Feb.
9th, at the residence OF Mr.. John W.
Mccullough In honor Of DR.. and Mrs
Gayley. About slxty membesg were present.
The ioilelles of some OF the ladies wera
unusually fine and attractive. A COLLATION.
consisting Of ice cream, fruits and coffee was
served al 10 O'Clock. The guests departed
at late hour, having spent very preasanl
evening 10 congratulating the bride and
groom, and wishing them many happy days
in the future. A GUEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
ROSWELL G. HORR DELIGHTS MT. VERNON.

TIVE wFIJ-KyowN ORATOR MAKES ONE OF HIS
FINE sPEECHES-A BIG DEMONSTRATION
The Republicans of Mount Vernon held ratification
meeting in their wigwam last night Inc heet
ing was never surpassed in enthusiasm in Wes'ceSo'
County by either Republicans or Democrats lhero
were also few wcllknOwn Democrats In the audience
snd they probably had the prejudice against inc
prnc,ple Of "protection to American industries ana
American worllingmen and American homes" consider
ably modified by the speech OF ex-Congressmah KOS
well G.. Hor. He was listened to with lh'eres"
His speech was delivered in so able ana compre
hensve manner, and interpreted with such oeehheu
wit that he held the audience spell-bound The meet
ing WAS 10 dedicate the wigwam built by the Har-
rson and Reid Campaign Club. at Firsst ana Secoho
ave. and to ratlfy the nominations OF the kepuoncah
National Convention. Edgar X. Brown preSioeu'
and William Ii. Hathaway acted as secretary Among
the many present were Mayor Edward F. Brush Johh
Van Santvoord Charles II. Wilson. County Judge
Isaac n Mills. +. b. Maynard. Editor Of 9TH"
Record: Corporation Counsel F. w. Glover, George
H. Fish, Gerd Martens S. D. Clifford, James s. van
Court Colonel Henry Huss, William NJ. Denman
A. W. Wellender and Edward Rowland.
MIR Horr was introduced by the chairman Win
few brief remarks. and when the speaker advanced
to the front of the platform he was received with
applause. Among other things he gave MS reasoh
for voting the Republican ticket. He had been acuhs
with that party for thrtysix years, and during all
that time lie could remember hardly an instance where
that party had been In the wrong. lie coud NOV
saw the same of the Democratic party.
"My real reason for supporting Harrison and Keld'
he continued lis because they believe In the same
principles in which believe and they VIII represent
me correctly In the management Of this great Nauon
(Appause) am a firm believer in a Protective Tariff
The Democrc party q to-day say that snS oo fn
after the interests Republic first, and the
rest of tho world afterward believe IN an hones,
toiiof a free one, and honest count. (ApplauseD
THE Democratic party sneers ut every attempt 10
purify the balotbox, and opposes all enor's 10 pre-
vent fraud in the returns"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
PLANS poR A GREAT MASS. MEETING.

The Republican County Executive Committee has
becup to make arIang cmcnts for great maos-neets
mt Cooper Union on september IS The plan has been
under consideration for some days. but II was not ultii
la, evening that the date absolutely fixed This
meeting will be held under the auspices OF the County
Committee, In The large hall OF the Union and eminent
sneaker, are expected to address it, william IL.
ucllomv the secretary Of the committee, yesterday
f,cruoon visited Cooper Union and found what dates
were OPEN and later in the day the trustees his
check binding the agreement for September p. The
list OF speakers is not yet completed but the committee
has hopes Of getting Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio TO
deliver an address. Mr.. Bellamy held a conference
with several members OF the Executive Committee last
evening, mt which the arrangements for the mass
meeting were discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
GERMANS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC.

The German Republican organization Of the XVIII
Assembly District held n most enthusiastic meeting
last night in Kcsslers Hall. No. 356 West Thirty
slxthst. !. Fowler presided Ex-Assemblyman John
r. WindOph, william schlcgcl and ohcrs who Formerly
belonged 10 the Xllth Assembly District appeared IN
The meeting OF the XVIII District organization Inst
night for the first time and they received With
loud acclaim. Mr.. Wlndolph made a long ana eio
qucnt speech. reviewing The good work OF the Rcpub
ican Administration. Mr.. Scfcgcl made u speech on
the tariff The members unanimously voted In favor
of n resolution offered by Mr. Bauc1E chmidt To put
up biz transparency. and committee wns appolh'e1
10 make arrangements. Tile places Of sccretar' and
DELEGATE TO the Central Committee, made vacant by the
,omovol Of the incumbcnts 10 other districts, were
filed w. echlcgel appointed secretary and Mr..
Bauerrschmidt wa elected delegate. TIE prep
aratlons for big meeting discussed and II
will probably be- grand demonstration TOT HARRISON
and itid. Mr. Fowler l. one Of the most euergcnf
Republican workers In his part Of the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
An rvrIrr.srASTTC GERMAN CLUB.

The lively interest which she German Americans
take in the success OF the Republican party was
manifested again al the meeting Of the German R"pub-
iIcans OF the XVIII and XXth Assembly Districts. IN
the Ncw-York Macnncrchor Halle. No. 2oo fhT
Nfy-sixth-st. on Thursday evening. The larT" room
was filled with enthusiastic men, who had gathered
there for the PURPOSE n forming Harrison ard Reid
Club The club Is To bear the name OF the German
Harrison and Reid Club of the XVIII and NNu
Assembly Districts. The officers of the new oreiniha'
ton are: President. Or. p. 4. +. Broctzkes: vice
presidents r. Dcut~chbcrger and Joseph Hls rt' cor
responding secretary F. Krook recording sc're-
tary. Mori,z Lppncr. and treasurer, John fieldel-
bach After the organization had been perfected
Mcssrs Eckcrts and Blau addressed the meeting.
Mr. Eckert said that he had visited many countries III
Europe but H. none did the workingman fare 50 well
rs I'm the United States 1t would not do tn alio"
the wages I'm this country to sink To the level OF
wages I'm Europe. The country had improved greatly
under the Republican Administration. and 1t WAS
necessary that the Republicans remain In power.
Mr.. Bau. in addressing the meeting said that he
had aided in the formation Of many organizations. but
in none had he seen such enthusiasm as In the new
Harrison and Reid club The size OF the meeting was
most encouraging. -,
The new club Is determined TO do good work
The next meeting will be held Tuesday evening AZ
same Mace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
NOTES OLE TILE CANVASS.

william f. Mason will address a mass-moetIng tonight
in Riverdaleave, between Church and Alderman ses'
Knssbridge under the auspices Of the Kngsbrdgo Ne
publican Cub Colonel Charles II. Dennison VIII also
be Ore sent and make a short preliminary speech
The Republican Protection Campaign Club will tonight
hold meeting its tent at Onehuncreo -and-t'r'
tieth.st and st. Nicholas-ave. There Will be- besides
good speakers music ny ne and drum corps see ciuD
and quartet trained singers. The officers are Pree
dent T.. A. Needham secretary, T. L. Mcpherson
mass.meeting and banner.rssng under the auspices
Of the Kingsbridgo Republican Association will he hed
this evening at Republican Hall. Kingsbridge Among
the speakers who will address the meeting Will be Coiohci
Charles H. Dcnnson and Ellis II. Roberts
A Harrison and Reid Campaign Club was organized
last Thursday at Old wcstbury, L. L. at which Charles
g. Peters chosen president, Abram 6rihn Ncep''>
dent; william p Kelsey. secretary, and Augustus Albert
son. treasurer Committees registry and naturalization
and an executive committee appointed
The Windsor Terrace Republican Club. a Windsor
Terrace Flatbush will have banncraising next frida'
evening at o'clock.
The Republican Club Of Orange, y. j. will open of
campaign tonight by a hanner.raisne at Commonwealth
Hall. The speakers will be John k'ene H. roster NJ
vonhccs and p =. Wanser. Mayor OF Jersey City
The second Ward Republican CLUB OF Passac orgsn1c
with seyentyhve members last night by eecung the tot
lowing officers: President John Vcech' vicepresidcnt
Henry Finch: secretary George c. Answorth treasurer
Cornelius Arncsmanc.
The Montcair q J.) Republicans were out in force
on Thur~day and large and handsome banner
of Harrson and Reid. salute was fired BY the battery
fireworks shot Of and cheers went from the big
crowd as tho portraits Of the Republican candidates came
into view A meeting then held In the hall. which
was packed over 1000 persons who listened with
great attention to addresses made by Wayne Parker %
Newark and others.
The Bloomfield (N. j. Republicans were out In full
force on Wednesday night for the purpose OF Nsing
handsome Harrison and Reid banner There vas pa
ade o, the Young Mems Republican Club and the Second
Ward Republicans Music furnished by the 9th II 81
ment Band The banner drawn out on The wires b'
Thomas MCGOWAN. The 600 people packed In the
triangular space the Centre sautcd the b'nn"r WIN
round after round ~ cheers the band played and the
Bloomfield Republican Battery fred salute In Union
Hall which was filed to overlooking. Theodore II. WAR
presided addresses made by Colonel Farman and
James K Masee II the largest and most enthus
astlc meeting Bloomfield has ever had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-17
A GROWING CLup OF FIRST VOTERS.

The First Presidential Republican voters oil Hai'm
started into the campaign with great enthusiasm anu
thus far this has been steadily On the IN
crease while the indications that by November IL
viii have assumed the strength OF hurricane ana VIII
bow the Democrats Of sight. The massmeeuhe heio
- tho ausnces Of this cluL lat night at It's head
ouarters Nos. I5s.l6O West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nnhst was the successful and enthusiastic IN he
short career OF the organization. Arson b. Cole peNded
and Lincoln Doty Brown was secretary Inc chairman
a. the Membership Committee reported that the roll OF
tho club now had nearly 80, and 1t was confidently eN
pcced that the would be passed before November
y The club has started the plan Of having each oil
It's members bring to each OF It's rhaSs-hcc'"sS al ~
an. Democratic friend the result has been that the
meetings have been crowded Floyd Il. wilson was
the sneaker OF evening last night and he held the
attention Of the audience the last The gee club did
scme good singing