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* C. YATES & Co.
THE EVER POPULAR
■ CLOTHING HOUSE
OF PHILADELPHIA, arc fully pre
pared to show a new and handsome
variety of Fall and Winter Goods for
Men, Youths, Boys and Children (all
under one roof now).
A. C. YATES & CO.
602 604 606 CHESTNUT
STREET.
JJOi'ICE OF CONFIIIM ATiON.
H. ARTHUR STUMP, Attorney.
Kaufman Katz and f Judgment of Condem
larael Katz trading as I nation before Jos ph W.
K. Katz and Brother | Abrahams a Justice ot the
vs -{ Peace for Cecil county tor
Jacob Krauss J s‘.)s -42 Dec, 12, 18*4. with
I iuterest from date of Judg
I nient and $0 35 costa
Kaufman Katz and ( Judgment of Condem
larael Katz trading us I nation before Joseph W.
K. Katz and Brother I Abrahams a Justice of the
vs •{ Peace for Cecil county tor
Jacob Krauss . $74 91 Dec. 12, 1884, with
I interest from date of Judg
( ment and stf 35 costs.
Kaufman Kitz and f Judgment of Condem-
Israel Katz trsdiug as i nation before Joseph W.
K. Katz and Brother | Abrahams a Justice of the
vs -{ Peace for Cecil county for
Jacob Krauss j SSO 4(i with iuterest from
| date of Judgment aud SB.-
(61 cobts.
vidJ. Nesbitt ( Judemeut of Condem.
vs | nation before Joseph W-
JftCOb Krauss | Abrahams a Justice of the
■{ Peace tor Cecil county for
Is7B 16 Nov. ]B, 1884. with
interest lrotn date of
Judgment and ‘J 41 costs.
James N. McCullough ( Judgment of Condcm
vs j nation before Joseph W.
Jacob Krauss | Abrahams a Justice of the
- Peace for Cecil county for
s3l 44 January 13, 18*5,
with interest from date of
Judgment aud $8 04 costs
Thosubscriber having purchased the hereinaf
ter described land of the above Jacob Krauss. at a
aslethereof by virtue of five executions issued up
on the foregoing Judgments and made on the
premises at 10 a. m., May 25. 1885 by John C
Hindman. Constable, hereby gives notice that she
intends to apply to the Judgesof the Circuit Court
for Cecil County, at Llktou on the third Monday
in September next for a confirmation of said sale,
when aud where the said defendant or his credit
ors, or any other party or parties in interest will
have an opportunity ot statiug their objections it
any the> have, 10 the ratification ot said sale, aud
are hereby notified to appear for that purpose.
Ibe property consists of all that piece or parcel of
land with improvements upon which the subscri.
er now lesides situate lying and being in the Till
election district ol Cecil county, in the State ot
Maryland on the east side of the public road lead
ing from Rowland’s Mill to Kidd’s Purhaso. being
part ol a tract of laud called ••Hickmau s Virtue ’
containing one acre, two roods and twenty square
perches of land more or less and being more ac
curately described in a deed from Robert Mont
gomery and wife to Jacob Krauss, bearing date
the 3ufh day of April 1*57 and recorded in Liber
W. H, R., No, 2, folio 05, oue of the Land Record
Books of Cecil county aforesaid, saving aud ex
cepting tberelrom 13 square perches of laud more
or less convejed by deed dated on the 20th day ot
March 1881 by said Jacob Krauss and wile to
Martha B. Gillespie, aud recorded in Liber J. A. D ,
No. 4, folio 580 oue of the Land Record Books of
Cecil county aforesaid, to which deeds reference
is btreby luide lor a full description of said pr p
ertj . 'lbis property was purchased by the sub
scriber who w*s the highest bidder at said sale for
>3OB 5Q cash. MARY A. KRAUSS.
Constable Sale!
By virtue of three writs of fiera facia, is
sued by Joseph W. A lira hams, one ol
Justices ot the Peace of the State of Alary
laud, in and for Cecil County : Two, at the
suits of Samuel C. Rowland, and one at the
suit of the Natim al Hank of Rising Sun.
against the goods and chatties, lands and
tenements of G. Oliver Fis tier, and to me
directed, I have seized and taken in execo
tion all the right, tide, claim, interest, and
a d estate, at Law and in Equity,ofthesaid
G O Ler Fisher, it and to all that tract,
pi ce or parcel of Land where the said G.
vjJiver Fisher now resides, situate in the.
Seveith Election Dhtrict of Cecil county,
near Asbury Church, adjoining the lands ol
Geo. W. Jackson and Geo. P. Whitaker
CONTAINING NINE ACRES,
more or less, and being the same land which
was conveyed to the said G. Oliver Fisher
by Joel R. Craig and wife, by deed dated
11th day of January, 1882, and recorded ill
Liber .). A. D. No. 6, Folio 54, one of the
Land Record books of Cecil County afore
said.
The improvements consist of a FRAME
HOUSM and other outbuildings ; and I
hereby give notice, that on SATURDAY
sth day of SEPTEMBER 1885,
on the premises, at 3 o’clock in the after
noon, I will sell the said property to the
highest bidder, for Cash, to satisfy said
writs and costs.
J. C. HINDMAN. Const.
Aug”“t 21-:! 18-5.
Rising Sun Maikets.
[Reported by James Babnks.]
GRAIN AND HAY.
Wheat (red) $ 85
“ No. 2 Del 80
Oats 25
Corn yellow per bush 46
“ white “ *• 48
Hay, Timothy per ton $ 15.00
Straw, oats per ton $ 4.00
“ wheat “ “ - 4.00
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
[Reported by E, R. Buffington.]
Potatoes per bush, new 75
Butter per lb 15
Lard “ “ 8
Eggs per doz 14
Chickens old per lb 9
, “ young ““ 10
Baltimore Markets.
Super Flour $3.00@3.40
■ Extra Flour 3.50(a),4.25
Family Flour 4.38(2)5.00
1 White Corn Meal, 100 lb 1.25
> Yellow Corn Chop. “ “ 1.15@1.15
, Fultz Wheat BC@ 91
I Long-Tlerry Wheat 94 @96
White Corn 48 @SO
Yellow Corn 51@52
Oats 30@35
Clover Seed. lb 9@9
Timothy Seed, bush 1.75@1.90
Potatoes, bush 35@45
Eggs 12@13
Cecil County Timothy Hay, sl7@lß
Mixed Hay $14@15 00
Clover Hay $12@14
Wheat Straw sß@9
Oats Straw sß@9
Rye Straw §16@17
I Wool, unwashed 20@21
Wool, washed 26@28
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported weekly for The Midland
Journal hv Evans Bros., Produce Com
mission Merchants, No. 50 North Water
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Butter, Poultry,
Eggs, Cheese, and all kinds of Country
Produce. Thursday, Sept. 3, 1885.
BUTTER.
Rolls, Penna. ,l 8 to 10
“ Western “ Bto 10
Creamery Prints “ 2L to 23
Dairy “ “ 10 to 18
Common Butter 6 to 8
EGGS.
Pa. Del. and Md., ‘-Firsts” 17
LIVE POULTRY.
Fowls, straight, nearby—per pound 12 to 13
“ mixed, “ 10 to 10A
Chickens, Spring, heavy 11 to 13
“ light 10 to 111
Roosters 6 to 7
Ducks 9 to 10
LIVE CALVES AND SHEEP —PER POUND.
Calves, Delaware and Md., prime... 0 to 7
“ fair sto 5’
“ common stock 3to 4
Sheep, prime 4
fair 3 to 3]
Lambs, extra, Spring Af to 6
“ fair 51 to 5
Live Cattle 5 to 0
Hogs, live (20 lbs. off) 5) to 6
Pigs, “ 4to 5
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Cabbage, Jersey, per basket ... .35 to 45
> Egg Plants •* “ 10 to 15
Tomatoes, extra “ “ .... 30 to 40
“ fair, “ “ 10 to 20
A pules, new, per hhl 1.50 to 2 00
“ “ per crate 40 to 50
Peaches, fancy, *' 1.00 to 1.2 >
“ “ prime, “ 50 to 75
“ “ extra per basket.,. .90 to 1.25
“ “ prime “ ....50 to 75
New Poiatoes, choice per bb1.,.1.75 to 2.00
“ fair “ 1.2) to 1.50
“ culls “ 75 to 1.00
Onions 2.50 to 3.00
Watermelons, extra per 100 12 to 15
“ prime 8.00 to 10 00
° culls “ .... to 4.00
Cantelonpes per basket. 20 to 25
1 Pears, extra per crate 60 to 75
“ common 40 to 60
! Grapes, Delaware, per. lb- 10 to 12
‘ “ Ives 3to 4
“ Concords, 5 to 6
‘ I
HAY AND STRAW —PER TON.
, Timothy, choice 19 00 to 20 00
“ fair 15 00 to 18 00
Wheat Straw 800 lo 000
’ Oa* Straw 81010 900
Rye Straw 16 00 to 17 00
SEEDS.
I Timothy, per bushel 190 to 200
Clover, per pound 9) to 10
Flax, per bushel 135140
WOOL —PER POUND.
! Tub-washed 23 to3o
Unwashed 18
HIDES—PER POUND.
Hides, Dry 10 to 11
; Calf, Salted 12 to 13
Hides, Green, Steer 5£ to 6
. “ “ Cow../. sto 5}
Bull 4to 4}
“ Salted Steer 7£ to 8
“ “ Cow 7
Sheep Skins, per piece 25 to 75
MISCELLANEOUS —PER POUND.
[ Lard, city rendered, in tierces.... 7J to 8
I “ country lots, prime 7to 7f
Tallow, solid 5
“ cake 51
TBg IMIAIS JOOBHAIi.
3,000 Tons of Hay, j „ anled al higllest
110,000 Bushels of Grainr sb m,rte ‘ pri ""-
i
> ' 1
! 2 5 0 Tons of Fertilizers
500 Tons Coal Best Quality, For sa ! e
at prices
250 Tons Winter Wheat Bran, to.suit
m IIIM Ft. Pine & Oak Lumber. ,ime, ‘
! v ! vvw Bhutters, Blinds, Doors, Windows, &c
A. L. DUYCKINCK & CO
iuljll3 “ rising sun, md.
GREAT VARIETY
SUMMER GOOES
AT
T. T. WORRALL’S,
—k SUCH AS *—
VICTORIA LAWNS,
LINON D’IEELANDE,
BASTITE CLOTHS,
DRESS GINGHAMS,
LAWNS, &C.
Gauze Underwear for Men, Ladies and
Children at very Low Prices.
Nice Lina of Straw and other Hats.
Mens’ and Boys’ CLOTHING, 1
Boots and Shoes, &c.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES.
—CALL AND SEE US, NO TROUBLE TO
SHOW GOODS!
T. T. WORRALL,
Rising Sun, Md.
july 18-tf
BISSELL CHILLED
PIjiOWJ
Our purpose in presenting this
i Plow to farmers is to call attention
■ to the fact that we offer to the buyer
an improved and perfect Chilled
| Plow, the Best and Cheapest on the
i market.
I The Hoosier Grain and
Fertilizer Drill !
•
1 “It lias given good satisfaction as a fertil
' izer, also as a grain and seeder drill. It
drills oats and grass seed with the same reg
-1 nlarily and accuracy that it does wheat
i “D. BAKER.”
i “The Hoosier Drill is a complete success
and is in demand. We are not afraid of
any drill. It is a very easv running Drill.
“T. W. WILL AMS.”
Improued Willoby Grain
and Fertilizer Drilll
i
i We have handled this Drdl for 5
years with entire satisfaction. The
, WILLOBY IMPROVED runs as
i light as any drill in use.
' CORN SHELLERS, HAY & STRAW
1 CUTTERS, power or hand. TWIN
HARROWS, CULTIVATORS
FOR PREPARING GROUND FOR
SEEDING.
PLOW CASTINGS for SOUTH BEND,
DIAMOND IRON and ROWLAND
CHILLED PLOWS, two-horse
WAGONS of our own make.
BtS“Repairing of Farm Machinery a
pedaty. Parts kept on hand for all nia
ch.uery sold by us.
J. C. BIRD 4fc SON?,
Rising suu - - - Md
JAMES BARNES,
AT WAREHOUSE,
Rising Sun Station,
Offers the highest rates for
HAY, GRAIN, and has for sale
COAL of the Best quality at
the BOTTOM PRICES.
Fertilizers of Established
1 Reputation, such as
Cope’s, Waring’s,
Eureka, Pork
& Go’s and
. The Planet Brand Bone
and Phosphate.
aug 7-85tf
EMPIRE DRILL
In offering the Empire Force Feed Grain and
Fertilizer Drill to the farmers of this county, for
the season of 1885. and soliciting their valued or
deas. we are coutideut that we are presenting for
the con Biderat lon and acceptance an implement
| which, iu the line of seeding machines, waa never
' equalled, and stands to-day without a peer.
BUNCHING GRAIN
There is no liability to buiieb grain with onr
device, as the construction is such that the grain
is curried irresistibly to the point of discharge by
the feeding cup,
LIGHT DRAFT
The drft of the Emipre is one-tliird lighier
than that of any other Drill made, because the
wheels are hung ou taper axles, aud always ruu
true, without biudiug, the same as wagon wheels.
Force Feed Fertilizer Attachment
In 1879 we secured. and alter many experiments
at heavy expense. We perteetcd uud pot upon the
market, the device uow widely known as the Em
pire Force Feed Fertilizer Attachment, which
completely and w holly obviates all (he difficulties
j hitherto tuei wiih in the distribution of the com
mercial maim tea. aud lulhlis the conditions
1 which are so conspicuously absent in the gravity
feeds.
WARRANTY
We warrant our Drill to be well fnished, and
made ot good material, aud to distribute grain
aud fertilizer eveuly uud continually, in a good
aud workmanlike manner.
For sale by JOSEPH S. POGUE,
aug 7tf Rising Sun, Md.
Buck inn's Arnica Salve.
Thk Best Salve in the world for cuts
bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, feyer sores, tet
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
of no pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. L.
R Kirk. june 7
i '
NOVELTIES !
NOVELTIES
AT E. K. BROWN’S.
The Yale Comet Clock, keeper; will
give purchaser entire satislaction. Only $1.2,5.
Fox s
u r e ka
EYE GLASSES,
can be adjusted to fit comfortably and
firmly on any nose, whether large or
small.
KEITH’S)/ \/ u m
COMMON SENSE U# If
CUFF Wf
HOLDER! pi]
WHAT IS IT FOR f 1 Ji
Ist. To aroid the annoyance of but
toning on your Cuffs.
2nd. To regulate the length of your
Cuff' by moving it up oy down, and
fastening it to the slit of your shirt
sleeve.
3rd. Tl.e convenience of taking off
your Cuff or putting it on without
handling it.
4th. Now, would you do without it
for 25 cents?
Full Line of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles on
band, or secured on Special Order at
Short Notice.
I —Repairing promptly attended to.-
j
TO FALL TRADE'
National Bone will be offered
Low!
All making early engragrements will, for
Cash or grood Note, inetrest added,
obtain these Goods at Low Fig*
ares. Clubs of 50 Tons are
offered at Inducements.
—They re in Good Drilling Condition.—
J. A. DAVIS & SON,
Port Deposit, Md.
June 16th, 1885- 9t.
s•} K $45, st>o, $?5
The above represent what iren in our employ
are earning tie year round. V e need a lew moro
reliable men OUTFIT FURNISHED FREEto every
man who eng g.*s with us. For terms address
D. F. ATTWOC D CO.,
nurserymen, GEAiIVA, N.Y.

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