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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

@s 'as SSSo P! Into 9S 600 Sp I'D
EeoPod rather mere life h@t it had material erect
og and 5t bush Winter, ag"n. 2G25 500 O anG
c i c5o e. g., S fosS'F and es Sc SSc
.ac eadae to SDD morn %as s,, r'p0deG wih degH q
o n; 'Ta"g'IE 90 North"rn sinng at 90 over May
SS Ies oTe, re- b., a; 5aa ov MAJ qaea So chicago
5a. W Ken cr m S g 70!e ccc ASc . 600, = 600
99-.casi Oo' 10 hard spring quetcd a or tI ~
Sr so U.s. ," % az o 81 e0 s.oS Ss j. 81 81
81 90 80 ~ ,S'e q%S,cd ?9+cdsi cor 80 March
at 9''e; d. May 9Gsa97 lll6c closing at 96.c: do
go Ing 0'sc do august 9@aGo3c closing at slc
.rS @gd 1eaoad. .as Of two cars go l. " @sp
ds a' c,, 70 la sSis eas
,urc.S mNSminal eu9'cd at !od7Ic.
quiz fcc 61"c' 1as 0 Icos n thu 9n H.o
decline Of sd'ic There an increase Of COS ooo b5s
In The amount on pas'asc and cable adyces were weak
TIE il %Ioo. ai.o eontt 2I@dJ TO to
ard trading wa scd About S "i gs do6 Sefo 1
, Vaten TOT loI',S N'eaner mixed t3a47c ee
94.5l7 bq.1 ~rl. 5000 bush future 1853 ooo BUSH
spot. insud ngIad mixed and white at az aISc:
Ne HH%S te @a9a ,ieanef mNcd tCsai7c clc
4s ilS',g anoat; yellow. 'sa lsiac; No March i6s'
i7.c do May iGau47.c cioTna at tc do yDNnf ~
1o' cG9s q we iSc do JG{ aG+9c co:ng at i9
wheat and corn which prompted heavy selling mainly for
@ s1 ic sf:y , od he ' .po ' iS-
to To- NOR US5 a' i C!saranees los2+ bale sale,
80 mixed. 35a35Ec elevator 3Ga$5 &c ado,t: No.
H WSse SH' az &c witt Mite 90 DO S g"gd
March closing a. 8tNc do April. S3a3jrc. closing III
ing 5it jy cosns at 54S 80 T ~se "S Ma SS
9Sod ooSS p !2 S,%aG ct 50 y ssa5 sE ico
Ef %S6 O asP5 market S@GS sas
no change 70 speak though Manila is love- for shpi@nt
We quot Manila hemp at csc for shipment asai hcmn
at % iute az 4hajEc jute butts, Taper quatv ~
bagging, 2laG2Ic.
Hay AND srRAw-trrival, Of hay were sorovb,. !
iseGr MT there is very :9 inquiry and the market
dull Quot2tons q hay represent large small bale,
% los; II AY-Foncy, 9oc choice fancy. SjQNOc
coed 10 choice 15ac,c shipping. 6jc clover o. clover
mixed zoe STRAW-Lons rye. Coo; short rye iou5oc
HOPS-lnquiry from exporters continues slow. and
otherwise there Is quiet and ieaturcless martet with
lGbi bHso about stead %" The Hop p.aers' ~
Ts sSG 20 20 ,, Mcdiom 22@2%c common e soc
Pocja~ toa9t 1Sg choices .l o 'a Los o.
1890. l30lSc common to choice.
UIDEs-The best GRADES OF River Plate ore held
firm. and some deals are pending al the cos'. Com.
mon hide, hold "t,9dv QuotatonS: CoidoN0 22a23l a.
llal32c Bueno, ayes selected 20425 H. lol.c: N6nt..
y.d 1:'c Ma,snors 2ld25 .. 1l2c; Crrir,l AMER
iea, 2oa22 r lor4llc; nrcno, Ayrf. kin. selec,.d
2Cao5 ~ 9dl2c; Zanzibar sIac: southern 12als - /
sds4c; dry sailed Matamoa. slo.tci. 2+d1S p o.. /
4ifiG -, -: r \. and e. g. o. i6aoG H. 49,. Ncv'
5d5c; city slaughter on, tCd;o y. -.
LEATHER-The demand fog hemlock sole from ma.i.
facturers continues active and eypote' aye taking far
soN"' ~ ' UEMLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

ON ia. Produce ENchangc today The butter market was
steady. fancy creamery. 2I2n2shc: me Nr'tfh, -"
27r ordinary 2iG,ic -elcctd dalrie 2'"-'e; otd"'iS
lse2lr Eggs, l3c
Cincinnati. Ohio, March 15-Flonr easy wh,at
freely offered: No. red. $50 "a. Eccelpts "'o'"
im.lI: shipments. $500 bush Corn weaker, No
mix-i II Ia A. Ice Oat-. weaker 40. hliN|u
SIC rive. quiet: ~. .. 7o1 SOC. PorHi hhi"iy
,teady sos Il. Lard quiet - 20. BhIh !"at-
I'm Iisht demand IS 20. Eacon Fcaly' 2" 80
WM.scy FIRM sales 75s barrels on btss - -.
Butter easier. sugar steady. EGGS barely s'cauy'
lIal1c. Cheese in fair demand.
Milwaukee. March Flour dull. Wheat unset
tied May. SIC. 40. = spring. $50 no; hUiur
crn s-c. Corn dun No g. Joc ohi, Hnet ;
no = white. 32c: NO. white :" .1@
10 l-2c. BARLEY hrmer; No. :" - Sac ,nmp,c'
~ Ia co... Rye lower; No, 90. lroVl,loI'
steady. Pork, $40 40. Lard, ~ 70 Kceipt,n lur'
Goo bbls wheat 20 900 bush, barley. I:UDo bu,I
shipments Flour. ~ 500 bbl,; wheat l'''oo Dtlsh
boriey. .0.70O hush
Minneapolis March 1j-May did not reach &c 10
DAY. II did not 20 above tie opening plce whrh
Soc under last nights close IL cioseh 'sc Eld'r
the opening 50 the position cannot he ciassed ~ strong
The opening was nj III j5c the close -lc for sellers
the lowest point 30 34r. The trading was consider
able in a small way. There was sQi,le n,g wheat out
The cash market presented special feature except
good demand for No. n0rheiTi ana shies &c above
Nav There low grades dragged a. for some TINE past
RccelDs here 2g3 cars, and 10 cars al Duluth
and Superior Close for No. | Northumberland, clos
Ing 20 100 Nav opening. ~ jsc: highest, 81 5-Sc ;
lowest 70 aAc closing. ale sellers. On track-No
hard. SO &c: No. | northern, SIC; NO. northern,
76s70r.
Peosia. March ls.-COrn steady: Ne. 2. asI-2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

Territory grades chiefly IN small iot,. Most Of ue
transaction IN fceces given private term, giving
b- imprrs rat sellers have pied bids tte under
r&ct quotations The pulled GRADES are quoted si"ady
aud seem T. sell about freely other Radc FOir gh
efo,k is held steady IN; In light demand We quote
Ieccc q, 2sf29c; f1l feNa> iHdioc sprinE DO, u"
90 thcil0. l7a:2c spling Do lSogthcin, ~ 10 ia
southern wool. 2sff27c; hae deiaine. 3Shc nne I'M
nicrchsntab!c. o"iac Inc unvash,d.. i3+d-oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
TIRE STATE Or TRADE

Baltimore. March I5.-Flour daIl. gnohans d : N-
ccipis. I.3to bbIs. shipments. ,O.7aL Dbl ale,
go Lhis Wheat 'eady 1T "a Gee"s n, II 90 "a
~ oJ IL. MAY, - I-G0o 3-c, June. % pre I,
steamer. Nn. , red, SO l2o07c, receipts, 'S,"i7
lmsh: stock 7G7 1877 bush, sar-. 1000 nIrn n
southern wheat easy Fultz. 0ice III OF L9ng1criy
March aud April Az - itc; Nay 49, 49, 49, = g.
receipts ji76 bush. shipment "oV'V pu,'', 'S '
ZOO 7O2 bush. sales. 1900 bush. southern corr
dul 80. = white western 80 3@,,,'' ~ ' w.,
do - @o3jc.; receipts. 100 hHs'' N'' a., ~
ll5ooa bull Rye q1ra anG o"cE 81 bush: stock.
III o51 busL Ilay very firm good to choice tlmhE
si3 5oasI5. Grain frelgh's firm. cotton m' '.1
mildl.ng q 7-sc. Provision, st"aAF. h.u'f Leu. "N
vs. steedy coffee firm Rio cargc"s ihr, Il =.
10 : IL 34c. sugar strong sr'huIa,"u; - c "p'
Ceuncr nrIner: refined. 10 1-2alO SIC. Nh-hN H'l"'
Boston. March Flour d"Ii, ."rH o2R pig' s w..
Slnr,s ca,l-r other market unch'hs'l' ,
-rlour 3 900 hb-, 900 sacks conn., "'V"o D''' =
oat,. 1900 bush; short. lo7 ton. g,
ii Using =, % Ilc asked No. nor htrn III goa
,".st and frm at over Chicago May 10 car. 80,
/ ,ld nt "a l-gc; ) cars do sold At ~, 90" '.
hn'I "a, a., " 70 . northern. - 34a-0 I-fc: -. .
Northern . I-ic: winter wheat weak ana lower. =
N9 rel sold AZ e% 90 G S gI AZ os 81 Corn
dull weak and lower; cars No. So'1'T S Ia a.,
a.. sac; car do odd at acc cars SO :, 90 S'
4; 5c' car do sold ut ~ Dc, cars No ) 90 ,p!u
- # :. IA &c. = cars No. do sold ut 44c. ol',
dun and weak car 40. "llle soh a. % ~ m
cars 40. 3 white sold at ~ "a J',' c hNc, ",i.'
,rr,L fancy Western, GA Gjc; No. :. &c SlHPc'
A. 53c: Michigan ieir 10 choice j1e Ooc ansha 30.
aac Flour dull weak. best sprnt, - W." - -
winter. - G5asi - re nnr, Wicsi zoo hn,
go 90 900 bush. oats. 5000 bush. Shipment S.
wheat ~ 900 bush; corn, $1,000 bush; oats ''Ooo
rnc,eo March l5Tnc leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

STAIN ED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary; .........3's Low Mddling .......5s
Strict Good Ordinary. Mdding ...........U 5IO
There nervous and errdc marAeL in the speculative
line, with frequent fluctuations. leading trade.
On the resumption Of long selling prompted by decline
OF 3d4 points ct Liverpool opening sales showed
Ga1 points. The loss however subsequently rCgane
and the market ruled Tor while on good yir.
stimulated by nrn close Liverpool. which frightened
p'c "shore" Then came mesh selling movement ths
ull port receipts failure st. Petersburg increased
cop estimates placing the yield y.5OOnO
laios Final figures 7G9C lower than YESTERDAY.
Sal Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

Warehouse deliveries since March l. lc9=; New YORK.
ISL S35 bags Baltimore, 1.S49 bags NewOileaus GS4
bags Galveston l,400 bags, total, lGl go lags.
COTTON-On the spot moderately active and steady al
lice decline. Sales, GAG bales for consumption Re
ccipts ports to-day, 1888 bales against
l-s day last week and 81 40 bales time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
WHEAT. 40. .

May ash o.ot,ticn, ven, as follows Flour dcmoraici
and noA.na no demand. 49, sprlng "hSa s Sa,o
:sc; 80 : white o1ts. Tee on board BOZ dc No =
white oats free . board 27Pd3l %c; 70 oats ga
seed g7c prime nuoty ,ced Il 2ati mG o,t p},s'
aides f0osI - OH dry -sltcd .honldIS bQNd - %
aS5 30 short clear sides tbcA,d ~ - "brHrv, uT
tIr-' Gulsh,d coDdS per gallon. II ~ sugar uhchhnsH
30 q IIlicv nee u Loafd. 4jao-c 40 corn, S's"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

Liverpool tAegrams ! 40 p. m-Recepts. 5000 bae.,
OF which American. Ii 000 bales. sales 0OOJ bales Of
which for speculation and export, 1000 American
5000 Spot dull and Depressed Mddlinp Up
lands, 3 91Gd. Manchester msrkct-l arns-la buyer
[loils-Smau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
Tu0S COOK son. 2Gi and i225 Broadway.
.ANADTAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

CJAtKnoSVIIIE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
rms Ci.YUI; STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier - J.. H. lto)t Of I:oo'eNelt.st a. p m -
ENIXor.E Charl--ton and Jacksonville We'd, Mar 10
IKOot OiS Charleston aud Jacks nv e RI Mar -
vfNTN SSEi, Cr.rle,t ton AMI Mon, Mar -
Al steamer nrstcla. pasSenPcr ~ @
cent. WIN. T. CLf ~ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of New Yorl

THREE FESTIVAL CONCERTS
Thursday. April a. at m, on Friday, April q, -
= u. M and Oh saturday. April B ut y. at tho
METKOPOLfrAN OPERA HOUSE
ANTON sEiDi, -. ............... CONDu CrOR.
Subscribers 70 the evening concerts Of the present see
retain their seats for either or both of the evening
concerts on April II and "a by applying at Tho box ONCE
40 the Nett o,olitan Opera House from Marrh to March
20 or by giving notice By nal 10 AUG ioebheeD, Sec'y
m y. Y Phil. Soc. Metropolitan Opera House. inelosng
price OF tickets.
subscriber, 20 the public rehesrSs> Of the present
son viii the privilege with respect to the after
noon April 20.
The unclaimed seats will he TO the general
public Oh aud after April T.
Circulars with programmes. solOist and prices for san
can be had at box office or a; prnca music stores.
and ON applIcaton from AUG. ROFBBElEN. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

tor he Benefit ~ the
NORMAL COLLEGE ALUNNAE LII
BRARY.
Charms. 900 Normal College Students.
Columbia College Mandolin Club.
Miss BESSIE RIDDLE. soprano: Mrs.
ANNA BrLKELEY HILLS. eontrsltc;
Mi Mi AIKEN EIgciIrR tH IA 40 D. s "gAMfs
RIt KETsON, tenor Mr.. vlGToh Hen
RFET. cello: SIGNOR AGRAMONTb,
acconrnlst. ; at.. SOC, Toe, u boxes,
~. now.
NY. SYMPHONY STRING QUARTET
seventh Concert.
ADOLPH RRODsKr, director JUL rS
CONUS, JAN. KOERT, ANTON HEX.
KING ASST by
IGNACE PADEREwSKI. pianist,
Quartet p.anO and strings.l a MAJOR
80 No. Peothoyeny Sonar piano ana
violin, a minor. Op. -, Paderewski.
Tickets. III 30. Now on sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-16

Characters Ly Maurice Barrymore. T.. NJ. Holland.
O. orI1, L. IIariis r.. n Bel. Walden Ramsay, Z. w.
Bmtl,r LvsanGnr Thompson, Eeub Fax. T.. y Atees.
Agnc. Miller. Emily seward, Adelaide Rove ana Annie
tiTaurJn.
NIW AND CHARACTERISTIC SCENES BY X.
MAKSTON.
Sale ~ -oas begins THIS "WEDNESDAY MORNING.
m tr closed Monday March 81. for Scenic Rehearsal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
Gilbert Walden

In Town Hall Thanksgiving evening
NOV. 24), under the auspices Of Har-
mony Castle, K. G. E. Admission, 25c.
reserved seats, SIC. tickets on sale at
E. K. BuffingtOn's and Eli T.Reynolds'.
Read the following testimonials:
PoCoMoKE CITY, OcT. IL '92.
DEAR MR.. WALDEN
Permit me to congratulate you upon
two victories won by you last night in
our Town Hall, LIST, you were greeted
by the largest audience ever assembled
in this city in the presence of an elocu-
ZIONIST; I'd, you gave general satisfaction
and delight to critical audience. You
will be wanted here again and wish
your future address. A larger audience
will then face you.
Yours Truly
HI. l.. EDERICE
Pastor Bethany NJ. p. Church.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
A Saloon Jamboree,

On Wednesday evening fracas was
started in the hotel at this place which
terminated in the arrest and locking
up of Will Stein who having got out
side of two half hints of whiskey want
ed another half pint to complete the
job, but was refused any more by the
bar tender This caused Stein to put
on his war paint and 60 on the war
path. A fracas in the barroom followed
and Stein was knocked down and
finally dragged out aud taken before
the Squire who ordered him IN the
lookup. The next morning hearing
was had before Squire Taylor, when he
was released under 5000 bail to keep
the peace for one year with payment of
costs. No fine.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11

rates. The obliteration by law of o
large part of the demand for silver
by the act of characterization, thus
making it go begging for buyers
was thus supplemented by a treat
ment at the hands of government
deliberately designed still farther to
degrade 1t. The grudging and
limited reconciliation of only q
part of our silver supply, relieved
only in part the disabilities which
had before been made by law
Should.gold be treated by law in the
same way as silver has been treated
the same disabilities and results
would follow in their effects upon
gold.
In further proof of the above de.
ductions from reading of the law,
we find by reference to the annual
reports of the Director of the Mint,
that no less than thirteen charges
are made against silver manipula-
tions, and none whatever against
gold. These charges against silver
include those for "parting end re.
fining." "charges for alloy" "charges
for assayipg. melting and stamp.
ing" etc.
What the friends of free coinage
of silver want is that both gold and
silver shall be treated exactly alike
IN all respects at the public mints.
If it is right to treat gold free and
return TO the owner or depositor the
same or like metal stamped In bars
for export or coins for domestic use,
it is right to do the same for silver
and to treat all that is offered by
producers or other owners Of the
same. 1t is no more o task to refine
one metal than the other, no more
expense to add alloy or to reduce
pure metal to standard metal 10 case
of one metal than the other. If free
coinage Of silver tends to special
benefit to owners of silver mines,
then the present free coinage of gold
tends to special benefit to owners of
gold mines. IT one is wrong the
othe is wrong. aad neither are more
wrong than reciprocity is to benefit
producers of pork and West.
ern Rural.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
Colora.
=

The Y. held a regular meeting in
the hall at Colora on Thursday
evening, Nov. 4th. Miss Lizzie
Jenness called the meeting to order
and after the singing of a hymn read
a portion of scripture. Mrs. Wiley
led in prayer after WHICH q hymn was
sung by the quartette, Miss Emma
Woodrow presiding at the organ.
Miss Lizzie Coulson read a piece on
temperance. The Y. Journal by
Miss frankie Thayer was an excel
lent number and elected warn en-
comiums after which there was more
music. Mrs. Shippers was to have
given q recitation but failed to put
in an appearance, much to the regret
of the meeting.
The Y. expect to give an oyster
supper about Thanksgiving.
Miss Maud Way has gone to
North Carolina on a visit.
Protracted meeting is being held
at Mt. Pleasant and much interest is
manifested. BRIDGET MCCARTHY
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
Intoxicated.

The intoxicated with joy democrats
of the 9Th. 9Th and 9th districts have
been invited to assemble in DR.. Kirk s
Hall st Rising Sun this evening to
make preparations for ghost dance.
Hence bills have been distributed over
the territory named summoning the
clans to assemble signed by the chief
tains. H. j. Briscoe. A. B. Kay, G. G..
Sill, DR.. Benz. Slicer, Sam'l. McCardell,
Fl. J. Sheppard, G. s. Dare. NJ. D.,
Henry Gather. w. T. Fryer, "Hon." S.
]. Caldwell, Merritt d. McNamee, Levi
R. Mearns.
"He that layeth down the sword" is safer than
he that taketh it up. p,
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
coughs, and colds.-If you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has won
derful curative powers in all diseases Of
throat, chest and lungs Each bottle
is guaranteed to do all that is claimed
or nOnRy will be ratqudsd. Trial
bottles free at L. R. Kinks drug store
Large bottles soc. and $1.00.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
Mysterious.

l placed ten steers, six being de.
horned, on my farm now occupied
by John Gilbert. On q recent visit
| found one dehorned streer had
grown horns and had fallen of in
weight 200 lbs. or more. haze
made inquiry from all the ueighbors
but can find no clue to the mystery.
w. W. MOORE.
FThis would seem to indicate that
It requires as much feed to grow Q
pair of horns as to make 200 pounds
of beef Moral-dehorn your cat.
tle.-ED7
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Winter Excursion Tickets.

To all Florida and other southern
health and pleasure resorts, to
Havana. Cuba, to Asbeville, and
Hot Springs, n. c., Lurey, Old Point
Comfort. Atlsntic City, and other
winter resorts have been placed on
sale at Baltimore and Ohio ticket
offices at greatly reduced rates.
For detailed Information apgly to
nearest b. & o. ticket agent, or to
Chas. o. Scull, general passenger
agent, Baltimore, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11

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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Personal Property!

The subscribers as administrators C. I. a. OF the
estate OF william James Evans. deceased. will sell
/ at pn0lc auction on the Home Farm" of said de.
| ceased, near Rising sun, Md,
| THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1892.
| at II O'Clock a. m the following personal prop
erty, to wit;
household Goods:
Sideboard, dough tray, cushioned lounge. bed.
steads, beds and bedding tables. m irrers mattress
quilting frames, copper kettle coal stove 20 Yards
ingram carpet. II yards lag carpet and numerous
other articles of household and kitchen furniture
Also double barrel shot gun, single barrel shot
gum fishing net silver hunting case watch.
Farm Implements, Etc.
Two-seat carriage with shafts and pole. rocka-
way carriage, sleigh, hay drag. blocks and rope.
hay forks grain cradle. grain and garden rakes.
single and double harness. side saddle hoes shov.
els horse rake. moving machine, wagon bed sin.
gle and doubletTees, plows, carts. harrows onItl.
vatora. chains. hay rigging lot of old iron. etc
Seasoned Lumber.
Lot of hickory axle stuff. lot of cherry boards,
lot of oak boards and other seasoned lumber.
Lice Stock:
SO head OF sheep hogs and shoats and l cow.
The terms OF sale are that all sums ot $40 and
under shall he paid in cash and a credit oi ten
months viii be given on all sums over thar amonnt
upon the purchasers giving their bankable notes
with security to be approved by the administra-
tors, the notes to bear interest nom date il not
paid when due. No goods 10 DO removed until the
terms OF sale are complted with.
REBECCA F. NJ EVANS.
WILLIAM s. EVANS
AdmrS. c. !. a.
At the same time and place tho following other
property will be offered for sale:
three-year old heifes. / wardrobe
Real Estate:
Also all shat lot or parcel of land and Promises
situate lying and being on the south sfdo of tho
public road leading from Rising San to Porter's
Bridge, adjoining other lands OF the heirs OF
William James Evans. deceased and contains
4 HcPeS and q ROOlZ.s
OF land. be the AAme more or less and is partition.
iariy desc4lbed in a deed tram John Gilbert TO
William James Evans dated lIth day Of November
A. D. 1862 and recorded in Liber W. II. r. No l.
folio AS. &c. The improvements consist ofa
. 1-2 story Frame -DUeZLinG
frame stable and carriage house. There is a wen
OF excellent water at the door.
Terms viii be made known on the day of sale
REBECCA Il. NJ. EVANS
for hOrselfand agent
tor other owners,
]. G. Hindman. Auct.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
Tie little ones are the life and i

Tae little ones are the life and joy
OF the household, ard no home is
complete OF natural yithaut thep.
For all their little ills and worriments
DIR. Fenner'a Soothing Syrup is
superior to al! Others. Warranted
to satisfy or money refunded. FOR
sale by DR.. L. r. Kirk and all dealers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11

Nothing succeeds like success" and
nothingwill morequickly insure success
than true merit. For fifty years, Ayers
Sarsaparilla has maintained its popular.
ity as the superior bood-purifier. 1t
stands upon its own merits and never
tails to give satisfaction.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
A Great EARN Esner.

That popular agricultural paper,
The Country Gentleman is ADVERTISED In the
present issues of the MIDLAND JOUR-
NAL. Parmers who propose suDscrib-
ing for first class farm paper would
find it to their interest TO do SO through
this office.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-11-11
Bucklen's Armica Salve

The best salve in the world for cuts,
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sores, letter, ohapped hands, chilb!ains
corns and all skin eruptions. and posi-
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded. pries 2ac
per box. for sala Nv l.. II Kirk.