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COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, Mar. !, 1890.
MIN OR LOCALS
Mrs. Elizabeth Gregg of West
Grove, Pa., will move to Rising Sun
the.first of April
The Rising Sun W C. T. U will
meet at Mrs. HaDnab Truman’s next
Thursday, March 13tli.
The Presbytery of New Castle will
be held in Nottingham Church,
commencing April Huh.
A number of persons boast of en
joying spring lettuce on their tables
grown in the open garden.
The Y. C- T. U. of Colorawill hold
a regular meeting Saturday evening
March Bth at 7.30 o’clock
The wild ducks and geese are
migrating north, and the blue birds
are warbling in the leafless trees.
Good stable for rent on Cherry
Street. C S.Pyle, Natl. BANK.7-3t
Match came in with a little bliz-'
zard and the mercury at 14, but the
last effort of old Boreas was a failure
and he retired to the north.
If you would enjoy the stew of the
season drop in at Hoagy’s.
The tenth anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs D. W. McVey’s marriage, of
Sylmar, on March 3d. was observed
by a number of their friends and
relatives. Mr. McVey’s mother from
Ohio was present.
Household Ammonia is the best
clothes, window and paint cleaner
known. Try a bottle, 25c, at Dr.
Kirk’s Drug Store.
The horse and buggy belonging to
William Howard that were taken
while hitched in the street at Chesa
peake City were found in the 4th
district. Somebody had borrowed, the
team to take a ride.
Mr. Wm. Brown is distributing
circulars of the Walter A, Wood’s
harvesting machinery in anticipation
of the coming crop. The printer
has exhausted bis art in getting out
attractive catalogues.
Evan T. Reisler, of Port Jervis,
N- Y., and Anna L. Paul, of Phila
delphia, both formerly of Cecil
county, were married by Friends
Ceremony on February 18th before
the Mayor of Philadelphia.
Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia should use
Carter’s Little Nerve Pills, which are made
expressly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic
sufferers. Price 25 cents.
The Port Deposit town election on
Monday week resulted in the choice
for commissioners of W. W. Hop
kins, It. C. Hopkins, W. W. Nickle,
John M. McClenalian, Dr- W. C.
Carsou, John Fox and Adam Peep
les.
Wm Howard of the 2d district
had a horse and buggy stolen on
Wednesday evening of last week.
The horse was taken from where it
had been hitched in front of the resi
dence of James Boulden in Chesa
peake City.
A party of Latter Day Saints, a
branch of the Mormon delusion and
religious fraud are putting up a
meeting house near Baldwin’s cotton
mills in the 4th district. An “Elder”
comes occasionally and preaches for
the congregation.
Charles Grubb who resides in the
Bth district will move to C. M.
Child’s residence near Rowlandville
on the 25th and the latter gentle
man and family will come to Rising
•: Sun. Mr Grubb will continue to
follow the market business.
At a meeting of the trustees of
the alms house and insane aylum,
on Friday last. William Chidestcr,
of the Fourth district, was elected
keeper of the asylum, and Dr.
Howard Bratton,, of Elkton, was
chosen phyeician to both institutions-
Oysters paned or fried, baked or
broiled; any way you want them at
Heagy'B.*
The farmers of the 4th district arc
moving in the matter of starting a
creamery. T. W. Bye’s seems to be
the central point picked upon.
Creameries, clover Gelds, cows and
hogs are now np for consideration
among farmers, with less wheat and
corn raising.
The Young Ladies’ Home Mission
Circle of the M E. Church will hold
a sociable at Mrs. S. R. Kimbell’s
this (Friday) evening at 730 sharp.
The annual meeting of the Confer
ence Society meets in Wilmington.
March 13th, and in order to make a
full report all dues must be paid by
next meeting
Charles J. Davis will leave Stone
Run Foundry on the 25th and go
into the lucrative business of farm
ing. The foundry is likely to
remain e'osed; another iron industry
will be shut up and all for the want
of more protection. This instance
right under his eyes ought to turn
the incorrigable Frank from his free
trade heresies, but we dare say it
. won’t-
Women with pale, colorless faces,
who feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodilv vigor by using Car
ter’s Iron Pills, which are made for lh
blood, netves and complexion.
THE :m:I:DIjA.IT:D J’OTXKJSI'.A.L: FiR/inA/ST, MAECTI 7, 1890.
The Cecilian Literary Society met
last Tuesday evening at the resi
dence ol H. M. Yerkes with a full
attendance. The program was one
of unusual interest, several of the
referred questions causing much
spirited debate. The next meeting
will be held at Mr. Sami. Reynolds’
on Tuesday evening, March Htu.
The managers of the Cecil Countv
Pair have proposed to the Grangers
to have a department at the next ex
hibition . for tbeir exclusive use.
Elkton Grange has appointed Messrs.
N. P. Manley, W. It. Grosb and H.
P. Fowler a committee to communi
cate with the neighboring Granges
in regard to the matter.
The county commissioners held
an extra session last week making
examination of the levy list and
doing other routine business the
board ordered the public local laws
be published for three consecutive
weeks in the Cecil Whig and Cecil
Counhj A ’euis.
Comment would be out of place.
As a freight train was passing Elk
ton on Tuesday the conductor look
ed out and his head came in contact
with a car on the side track. The
concussion fractured his skull and
his injuries were thought to be fatal.
The man was a resident of Wilming
ton and his name is William E.
Morris.
At the public sale of Geo’ge Has
son, Wednesday last horses so'd
from $l5O to $177, 3 year old colt
$l5O, 2 year old colt SIOO. 5 cows
brought $250, an average of $51.60 ;
heifers sold from sl7 to $23 —4 of
them averaging $21.00. J. C. Hind
man, auctioneer.
A new invice of fresh oysters
taken in by Heagy to-day. Now is
the time to order on the shell.
Jacob Barricker, Miss Pbebe Pier
son and J. H. Clark, residing in the
neighborhood of Brick Meeting
House suffered a raid on their chicken
roosts recently and a large part ol
their flocks wa3 carried off High
license ought to be tried for this
alarming evil. The law against
theft don’t prohibit.
Mr KcKinsey’s mill on Stone
Run had the gable end wall to fall
out about three weeks ago breaking
the water wheel and doing other
damage. The breach has been re
paired since and this week Mr Sami
Ryan put on the finishing touch of
carpente” work and the mill is ready
to do more and better work than
eyer.
The students who obtained the
highest average grades in scholar
ship for the month of February,
West Nottingham Academy, were
John H. Terry. Ist. Philip Childs 2d.
Clennie Holden 3d. and Russel H
MeCuilough 4th. Amos E. Gillespie
still leads in the race for the medal.
John G. Conner. Prin.
A mad dog was killed by John
Whalen who lives on Mr. A. B.
Kay’s farm near Harrisyille in his
ham yard on Tuesday morning.
The dog ran at him and Mr. Whalen
got out of the animal’s way.and secur
ing his gum shot him on the spot.
Thomas Rink has the credit also
of shooting one of the rabid family
in town on Wednesday.
The enterprising Heagy has been
serving ice cream, but be doesn’t
neglect the oyster.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Brown’s Iron Bitters.
Physiciuns recoraradfcd it.
All dealers keep it. 81.00 per bottle. Genuine
has trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
It will be remembered that the
agents of a firm called the Farmers
and Grangers’supply House of Phila
delphi, visited this section of country
several months ago soliciting orders
from farmers for groceries. When
they had taken about sluO in orders
an article was published in the
Philadelphia Press and a Chester
county paper, representing ttie con
cern as a fraud. This stopped busi
ness and the soliciters retired. The
bouse, however filled the orders that
had been booked and forwarded the
goods, which all parties pronounced
corresponded with the sampb s ex
hibited- The bill they ordered for
printing they paid and as far as their
dealings went in this neighborhood,
everything was on the square so far
as we have been able to ascertain.
The House has notified Hr. tirason
of their intentin to send their solici
ters to Rising Sun and vicinity
again soon. The parties claim that
the charges against them were gotten
up by drummers whose business
they came in competition with, and
that said newspaper reports were
not true. We can only speak of
what transpired in this neighbor,
bood.
If Sufferers from Con
sumption
Coughs and co ds will try puritan
cough and consumption cure, thay will
find quick relief and permanent benefit
tbc medical profession declare it a
remedy of the highest value. Try it,
price 25 ceuts.
A large proportion of the diseases
which cause human suffering, result
from derangement of the stomach,
bowels and liver Dr. Lee’s liver regula
I tor removes all these troubles. Trial
1 bottles free at G. G. Sill’s drug store.
Barn and Stock Burned.
The barn of Vincent Reynolds at
Fremont, Pa., 13 bead of cattle arid
5 bead of horses together with farm
i-ng implements and grain, was burn
ed on Wednesday night. The
amount of loss and origin of the fire
we have not ascertained.
New Advertisements.
Jas. Vick, Seeds
For 9ale. J R. Allen.
A C. Yates & Co., Clothiers.
E. H. Rowland, Stallion Mahomet.
Rising Sun Natl. Bank Statement
Strawbridge & Clothier, Dry
goods.
J. A. Davis & Son, Lumber, Hay,
grain etc.
F. G. Hendrickson, Public Sale of
personal property
Road Notice.
Notice is hereby given that appli
cation will be made to the County
Commissioners of Cecil county at
their next regular meeting after
April 9th for the appointment of
examiners upon the public road lead
ing from Rowlandville to Battle
Swamp to make a new survey of the
same, defining its proper location
and bounds, and to widen and
straighten the same where in their
judgement the public interests
require it. This road was laid out
in 1706 and its present location is
not defined in any official record of
the county.
Rock Springs and Vicinity.
The public roads of the eighth
district are very bad at present, but
not equal to those of the sixth,
Mad dogs are the only great ex
citement at present here; there have
been several seen lately in this
vicinity.
B. F. Taylor will have his new
store bouse completed by March 25ih
if the weather remains favorable
Mr, Mullen will open out the store
now occupied by Mr. Taylor; com
petition is the life of trade.
Mr. Levy Taylor & Son are en
gaged in quarrying out spar on their
farm under the supervision of Mr.
Renncy of North East; the spar is
of the finest quality and in enormous
quantity, said to be worth at a low
estimation SIOO,OOO
Miss Emma Renncy of North
East is visiting Miss Saddie Lowe
for a few days.
At Nathan Montgomery’s sale on
Tuesday the personal property sold
well. The real estate .was bid to
SB6O but was not sold-
Oakwood Lyceum met as usual on
Friday evening and debated the
question. Resolved that Prohibi
tion is a failure in Cecil county and
should be resubmitted to the next
election after some very able arguing
from about eight speakers the de
cision was rendered in favor of high
licence. La Grippe.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she citing to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Shot.
Thomas Worrick was shot at Port
Deposit on hunday last by Seldon
F. Craig, a stove molder, employe.!
at B. C. Bibb & Co’s foundry. The
shooting took place in a building
occupied by Craig knowu as the Old
Hollow School house.
Worrick had staid with Craig on
Saturday night and on Sunday went
out and got enough whiskey to wake
up the devil, which it is said always
resided in him. He came back to
Craig’s about noon Craig was read
ing a paper. Worrick took excep
tion to something Craig was reading
and struck Craig with his fist, knock
ing him up against the door, and im
mediately drew a knife. Craig grab
bed a gun and fired, the whole load
taking effect in the right side below
the ribs. Craig was only about two
feet from Worrick when the gun was
fired. Dr. W. H. Noble and Dr R.
0 Crothers were immediately sent
for and dressed the wound The
doctors pronounced the wound fatal.
Craig is from Baltimore, where lie
lias a family. He gave himßelfup,
and was taken to E-kton jail.
Worrck was well known about
Rising Sun and bad a very bad
reputation. Worrcik pot bis whiskey
at a “speak easy" had he procured
it at a high license saloon no doubt
he would have been as gentle as a
dove. He died on Monday.
A Great Battle.
Is constantly goioe on in the human
system when you suffer with consump
tion, coughs or colds they strive to
ruin health and drag victims to th.
grave, take timely warning and use
puritan cough and consumption cure,
price 25 cents.
Dr. Lee’s liver regulator is a sur*
cure for dyspepsia, biliousness, heart
burn, indigestion and all kidney com
plaints Trial bottles free at G. G
Sill’s drug store.
The following letter received by Dr
Dare from H. B. Gayley, M. D., of
New York, will interest our readers, in
view of the mad dog excitement now
prevailing.
Mr. Bharpless’son, who was bitten
two vreeks ago near Vinegar Hill, was
sent to New York on Tuesday last to
be treated by Dr. Gibier.
120 Broadway, New York.
Du. Geo. 8. Dare,
Dear Sir :—Vou r favor asking for
information about the Pasteur Insti
tute lately started in this city, at hand.
I haye given the matter what attention
I could and lvive investigated as far as
possible in the limited time I have had.
The physician in charge is Paul
Gibier,, a pupil of Pasteur, having
worked with him tor a number of
years at his institute in Paris and hav
ing given four years to the study of
Rabies. He is considered an expert
scientist and an eminent physician. 1
send you a number of dippings from
Evening Item on Dr. Gibier and his work.
You will see that lie is spoken of in the
highest terms. The gentleman who
wrote the article of the 18lh, with
whom I had a conversation to day,
assured me that he had gone very
thoroughly into the matter and that
there was no question of the ability of
Dr. Gibier, and that he was an eminent
man in his line. He has been treating
patients only for a short time in this
country. Since he began he lias been
treating quite a number of patients
who hud been bitten by dogs.
I called on Dr. Gibier to-day at his
office. He is a pleasant man and im
presses you with the enthusiasm he
lias for his line of work. He is work
ing on the lines laid down by Pasteur
and giving exactly the same treatment
that is administered in Paris. He said
that the success met with under their
improved methods of treatment was
very great, the death rute averaging a
very few in two hundred and that of
the last one thousand inoculated in
Paris, not one had died. He urged that
the boy be sent on to him immediately,
so that the disease might be taken in
its early stages. The hour at which
he inoculates is between 2 and 3 of
each day. If you conclude to send the
boy on he desires a portion of the brain
of the dog sent to him in gljeerine or
the whole head packed in ice He can
tell from an examination whether the
dog was really rabid and hence wheth
er there is any cause for alarm. From
my investigations. I am of the opinion
that the boy would receive exaedy tlie
same tieutment he would receive at
Paris, with the gain of having it ap
plied about 10 days ear ier. It is claim
ed that the treatment will not injure at
any rate.
Dr Gibier’s address is 178 West 10th
St.. New York City.
If I can be of any further assistance
to you in this matter, kindly commu
nicate with me.
Yours very truly,
Henry B. Gayley.
Feb. 27th,’90. .<■
Public Sales.
March 7. —Wm. E. Porter, on the
Richard Hall farm near Rowland
ville, farm stock, personal prop
erty, &c. ■
March 10—A. W. Crotliprs, near
Ehenezer Church, farm s’oek,
implements and household goods.
March 11—Amos G. Moore, near
Aiken, farm stock, implements, etc
Marcli 11—Elizabeth Coulson, < n
the Cmi son saw mill property, 6th
Dist. Cecil Co., farm stock, imple
ments and household goods.
March 13.—J. P Cutler, near Rock
Springs, farm stock, implements,
household goods, &c.
March 17 Hester J. Hanshaw and
II K. Rawlings, administrators,
near Porter’s Bridge, farm stock,
implements and personal property.
March 20—Phe’oe Cazier, near Col
lege Green, household goods.
March 22—Win J. Sterrett, near
Rock Springs, farm stock, imple
ments, etc.
Every Home Should Have It.
It is not always convenient to call
a physician for every little ailment.
Having Red Flag Oil in the house you
have a Physician always at hand, it
kills Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Burns,
and all Aches and Pains. Priee 25c,
There are few things in this life of
which we may be certain but this is
one of them, Puritan Cough <nd Con
sumption Cu-e lias no equal for Coughs,
Colds and consumption., Price 25c.
At G G. Sill’s drug store.
KiOR SALE.—TWO LARGE FRESH
*- cows; calves at -their Sidra. Apiilv J.
R. ALLEN,;Agt.,neear Pyle’s Mill.inT 4t
PUBLIC SALK OF PERSONAL PROuERTY,
NEAR RISING SUN. MD,
FRIDAY MARCH 14 1890.
The subscriber having rented his farm, will of
fer at public sale on the preuftsda. 1 1-2 miles
south ot Mining sun, Cecil county, Mil., the fol
lowing property: TO Valuable Horses—No. 1, Bav
Horse, 7 years old, 16 hands, weight about 1050. |
extra fine driver and worker, quiet tor women,
sound, exceptionally fine gentleman's roadster: a
man need not be ashamed to drive him anywhere
No. *2, Bav Horse, 5 years, 16 1-4 hands, wt. over
1400. first class worker and fair driver, sound.
No. 3. Black Horse 6 years, 16 1-4 hands, wt. over
1300. first class worker and driver, sound. No 4.
Black Mare, with foal to a Percheron horse. I<>
hands, wt. over 1400, first class worker and iair
driver. No. 5, Black Mare, wt over 1200, good I
worker aud first-class driver, quiet for women. !
sound, no. 6, Black Horse, 3 years, 15 1-3 hai dH. 1
wt. 1100, broken single and double, quiet aud
H‘ uud. No. 7, <*ray Percheron Horse, risiug 2 yrs
15 hands, wt. 105 U, good disposition. -0111111 No.
8. Bay Filly, coming 2 years, good size, flue style
and action, extra finely bred and is the making of
a valuable horse. No. 9. Black yearling Percheron
Colt, makiug of flue horse. No 10, Sorrel Mare.
12 years, sound, good worker, lair driver, 6 first
j class Cows, also lot of young cattle, Holstoin bull,
j Sale positive. No postponement. Terms—credit
of 9 months on all sums over ten dollars; cash on
all sums under ten dollars; purchaser to give uote
with approved security, payable at auy National
. bank. Bale at 12 o'clock sharp.
F. G HENDRICKSON. j
Also at same time and place, the following prop-
J erty: 2 Horses. No. 1. bay horse Frauk, 12 years,
good worker and safe for a woman to daive. No 2.
dun horse, Harry. 10 years, will work aurwhere. a
I fair driver. 2 Cows, both will bo in profit by day
of sale Lot of Shoats. Two-horse wagon, no top
buggy. Empire wheat drill. Osborne mower, corn
shelter, hay rigging aa harow, Oliver chilled plow.
Malta plow, 2 cultivators, corn coverer, *2 sets
breechbaud harness, set lead harness, collars, bri
dle*. pair ol double lines, *2 halters, forks, rakes,
shovels, hoes, pick, pair breast ohaius, double aud j
single-trees, neck yoke, spreader, scythe and I
snathe, 12 pair shutter and door hiuges, lot of
nails. 2 wood saws. 3 wood saw blades, pit cers
monkey wrench, cuttiug box knife, lot of burs
corn cutters, barrels, half peck measure, me it
tierce, lodder by the bundle, lot of hay. potato's
by the bushel, 10 3-4 acres of wh-at in the ground.
J. C Hindman, Auct. EI)EN CRESWELL.
Also, at suue time and place, I will sell 4 Vir
ginia bred Colts, ‘2 mares ami 2 horses: they fire
coming 2 years old find all ngUt.
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RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts sl9l 976.73
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 60,000 00
Due front approved reserve agents 23,424 22
Due front other National Banks 3,200.16
Due from State Banks and Bankers
Banking-house, furniture, and fixtures 12,500.00
Current expenses and taxes paid
Premiums on U. S. Bonds 7,030.00
Checks and other cash items 4,182.06
Bills of other Banks
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents 22.95
Specie 7.3D3.C0
Legal tender notes 931.0 J
Redemption fund with U. S Treasurer
(5 per. cent of circulation) 2,250.00
Total $307,791.C2
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in SSO 00j 00
Surplus fund 12,500.00
Undivided profits 15 878.16
National Bank notes outstanding 44,2-0.00
Individual deposits subject to check 77,733.65
D maud certificates of deposit 103,612.70
Due to other National Banks 3,595.16
Due to State Banks and baukers. 221.95
Total $307,791.62
State of Maryland, County of Cecil,: ss.
I, John D. Haines, Cashiei of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
. is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN D. HAINES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th
day of March, 1890.
HORATIO. J. SHEPPARD, Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
James M. Evans, 1
L. R. Kirk, il. D. J Directors.
J. A, Kirk, )
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It is guaranteed t<J give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded, price 25c.
per box. for sale by L. R. Kirk.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SAt.E OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY!
By virtue of an order from the Orphans’ Court
of Cecil county, the undersigned administrators
of T, Addiscn Hanshaw, deed , will sell at Public
Sale at the late residence of the deceased near
Porter’s Bride, Cecil Co,, Md , on
MONDAY, MARCH 17th, 1890,
the following personal property: 1 dark bay Colt.
4 yea-s old. very handsome; 1 bay Colt, 4 yoa'sold
partly broken; Colt 2 years old: 1 Mare, 29 years
old; 4 milk cows, some will be in profit by day of
sale; 2 yoke of good work oxen, (Durham). 6 years
old; 2 heifers, 2 years old; 2 steers; 1 bull, 18
months old; 3 calves: 10 head of slioats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,—2 two-horse wagons,
ox cart, 1 Missouri wheat drill, 2 hay riggings, 2
grain fans, corn sholler, grain bags.3grain cradles,
corn coverer. horse rake, Manny reaper. Manny
mower, wheelbarrow, double-A harrow, 2 new
Rowland chilled plows, 2 sets lead harness, collars,
bridles, lines double and single trees, hoes, rakes
and forks lot ot chestnut posts aud rails and
many articles not mentioned. Also 2< 0 bushels of
white corn. A credit of 7 moushs will be given on
sums over $lO Sums of $lO aud under cash.
Sale to commence at 1 o’cloek p. m. sharp.
HESTER-J. HANSHAW,
R. K. RAWLINGS,
J. C. Hindman, Auct. Administrators.
The Impoited Percheron Stallion
will stand for the season of 1890 only at
the farm, one mile north of
Port Deposit.
He was foaled March 7th, 1886. by W. T. Walters
& Co. Baltimore. Md., aud purchased at their sale
March 10th. 1887 ; is a beautiiul dapple gray. 17 1-2
hands high, weight about 1500 pounds, is thor
oughly acclimated, aud has proved himself a foal
getter, Entered in French Percheron Stud Book
of Nogent le Rotrou, No. 6161: American Stud
Book. No 6034.
SEDUCED TEEMS:—§I6 00 for the season, cash at
time of service ; sls uO to insure a mare with foal,
$1 at time of service, $14.00 as soon as mare proves
with foal. For further particulars apply to
E. H. ROWLAND.
mch7 4 Port Deposit, Md,
ELKTON STOCK FARM
STALLION.
SEASON OF 1890.
ARTIST
wiU make the season at the farm of Mr. George
G. Hopkins, near Rising Sun, beginning March Ist
and ending June Ist
925 TO INSURE.
Stallion wili stand to insure mares with foal.
For particulars scud for catalogue.
ELKTON STOCK FARM.
feb2S Eiktou, Md.
FOR SALe7~
A Lot of about 6 Acres
improved by a FRAME DWEL
LING 1| story, Stable,
Wood house, Corncril),
a good Spring near the dwelling,
App e Orchard, also Fear and
Peach Trees. Situated near
Mt Pleasant (Vinegar Hill) For
particulars call on or address
JACOB MORRISON,
6f3t Executor.
Removed.
Haring transferred my entire stock of castings
from stone Run Foundry to my resideuco on the'
1 road from Red Pump to the Foundry. 1 aiu pre
! pared to furnish my customers as heretofore, with
castings for all plows in general use at lowest
prices. 43">Cast and wrought scrap iron bought
aud takcu in trade. CHARLES J DAVIS,
of btone Run Fouudry,
2&feb4t Rising Suu, Md.
A Tenant Wanted.
An energetic, intelligent and temperate married 1
man with small family wanted for my Dairy •
House. Must be practical iu all branches of farm
tug. a good teamster, able to milk, aud willing aud
obliging at ail times Fire wood, potatoes, truck
patch, furnished, ou pig aud one cow kept (or
their equivalent) Water iu the kit.-h.-u A good
salar to the right man Apply within ten days,
with good ruierence
EL WOOD BALDE 6TON.
j 3—2iwfj Color*, Cecil Co., Md. *
LUMBER!
—Shingles, Sash, Doors, Etc.—
CHEAP FOR CASH OR GOOD PAPER.
An opportunity tlie next 60 and 90 days to buy low,
either for cash or an exchange for
HAY -A-ISTH) a-IR/A-HST.
Farmers; do not neglect the opportunity; it will pay
you to call. Also
FLOUR AND BRAN CHEAP!
J. A. DAVIS & SON,
PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
Best. Easiest to use. Cheapest. Relief is immediate. I
E||!§| A cure is certain. For Cold in the Head it has no equal. I
{KPH It is an Ointment, of which a small particle is applied |
B&jggj to the nostrils. Price, 60c. Sold by Druggists or sent by I
mail. Address E. T. Hazeltlne, Warren, Pa.
TO MOTHERS.
Every babe should have a bottle of DR. FAHR
NIYS TEETHING SYRUP. Perfectly safe. No
Opium or Morphia mixture. Will relieve Colic
Griping in the Bowels and promote Difficult Teeth
ing. Prepared by DR*'. D FAHRNEY k SON,
Uagerstowu, Md. Druggists sell it; 25 cents.
Trial bottle sent by
mmm wasted 21 sm?
3 ties of choice Nursery Stoek. Best Spec
ialties. No oxpejience necessary. Special
advantages to beginners. Extra inducements
Pay weekly. Situation permanent. Best terms-
Best cut tit free Wo guarantee what weadvertise.
Address, at once, GLEN BROS . Nurserymen
Rochester, N. Y. (This house is reliable.) 6f3m
R. Q. Taylor & Co.
AGENTS FOR
Importers Jc Manufvdurers.
CHBI3TY
& co. HATS, FURS AND
UMBRELLAS.
DTOLAP Opp. Batcun’s Hotel,
Baltimore, Md.
New York.
J. H. MEDAIUY. GEO. B, MXDAIRY.
J. H. Medairy & Co.
Booksellers,
Stationers,
Lithographers
and Printers.
IBank Books Made to Order in Any Style
No. 5 North Howard Street,
BALTIMORE, MD a2y
Tin, Iron and Steel
ROOFING
furnished at Rhort notice ami put on.
Tin Spouting, Iron-Clad Milk
Cans, Wash Boilers, Bread
Boxes, Ice Cream Freez
ers, Cream Cans, Strain
er Pails and all kinds
of Plain, Japanned
and Stamped
Tinware.
—REPAIRING—
at short notice.
C. C. McClure.
S. W. MORRISON ; M. I).,
OCULIST,
OXFORD. PA,
(Excepting Wednesdays of every month.)
J. D. ZEHNDER.
wkmm vosss.
Head and Foot Stones, Monuments
and Marble Work of all De
scription Neatly Execut
ed.
Risirur Sun, Md.
CHORTHAND and TYPE-WRITING
** Instruction in above branches. Less ms
by mail a specialty an<l proficiency guaran
teed. First class references. Terms mod
erate. Send for partieuU's.
W. J. PEEPLES,
P. O. Box 66. Rising Sun, Md.
DRUG STORE
RISING SUN, MD.
—Always on hand, a large stock of—
Drugs, Medicines, Dyes,
Oils, Paints.
—A complete line of Instruments, such as—
Trusses, Syringes, Support
ers, Nurse Bottles,
Family, Patent & Pro rietary Remedies,
Gilt Edge Horse and Cattle Powders,
A large line of Spectacles, Nose Glasses,
School Books, Tablets, Paper. &c.
Violins, Bows, Strings, Musical Goods,
Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, Perfumery,
and a KUO and 1 notions required for the use of the
sick or the convenience of the well.
PRICES L O WEST— TERMS CASH.
L. R. KIRK, M. D.
JfOR RENT.—STORE AND DWEL
liuir, (store fixtures included), good sta
ble and other lunidinus ami lot attached.
On the pot.lic road li miles from Pleasaol
Grove Pa. fall on" or address JAMES
ULAIH, Pleasant Grove, Lancaster Oi,
I*a. f}2S 3t
WE EXAMINE EYES FREES
YOU THINK YOUR EYES ARE COOD!
If von have them examined you will probably
find that there is something w rong with them,
and that glasses will be a great help to you.
We use inimitable “DIA MANTA”lenses,which
are made only by us, and recommended by lead
ing Oculists as the best aids to defective vision.
Solid Gold Spectacles $3.00; usual price $5.09
Steel Spectacles - - .50; usual price 1.00
Artificial Eyes inserted 4.00; usual price 10.09
ftl. ZINEI9 AN & BRO. 1130 S. Ninth St.
OPTICIANS. (PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
% e H s oES fl SI KLEGG‘£
bents
One agent has ordered
over 7< 0 books. Anothre 4 . 1 tSp
mafic SSI in 1 days, an
other took 15orders in SO
min. in 1 G. A. R. Post.
Choose territory at once. ~
242ttractive illustrations Hklf .Tger
free with circulars and terms. Write
N. C. Hamilton & Co., Publishers,
392 Superior Street, Cleveland, :
DISEASES OF MEN ONLY
Blood Poison, Dis-n!**'-of Ki >1 neys. Bladder and
gans, Weaknesses, Nervous Deoilit y. Lost MaaSood. •
suits of Errors in Youth ar*pedily and permanently
cured. Con u t;ifion and treat's# (sealed fr"e by ■satL
Address DE. G&IASLE. 171 W.IAUtSL, Xit fvi
m\. wii's
REMEDIES
For Horse Diseases
PREPARED FROM THE RECIPES OF
Prof. J. A. Going,
For seven years Veterinary Editor of the
New York Spirit of the Times.
Going’s Worm Destroyer.
Sure Relief from Worms or Bots.
Going’s Tonic Powder.
The best preparation known for Improving the
Horse h Condition, Purifying the Blood,
and Imparting to its Coat a Glossy
Shining Appearance.
Going’s Colic Powder.
For Colic, Scouring (Chronic or Acute), or Inflam*
mation of the Bowels.
The Surest Remedy Known to Veterinary Science,
Going’s Cough Potvder.
For Coughs, Catarrh, Heaves, or Sore Throat.
rUOMINENT AGENCIES IN MARYLAND :
Wm. C Rupp, 111 Park Avenue. Baltimore.
Dr. P V. Benson. Hollins St k Arlington Ave.
Lilly, Rogers & Co., 16(5 W. Baltimore St.
These remedies are each put up in tin boxes,
and will keep tor au indetiuite period. They will
be sent by mail, free of charge, on receipt of $1
perpackage. Circular with lull directions enclosed.
Office, loi Chambers Street.
Address p R QF. J. A. GOING,
P. O. Box 938, New York City.
DR. 11. W. HOQJPJES,
3DE3STTIST,
POST DEPOSIT, HAJTLAOT.
Gas administered. Appointments
cun be mude by mail. uih2By
A. H. SMITH,
DENTIST,
Rising Sun, Cecil Co., Md.
oct22-ly
g D. DODSON,
DENTIST.
Rising Sun, Md.
Office over G. G. Sill’s new store.
Friday and Saturday of each week.
Entrance at side door. Operative den
tistry a specialty.
Gas and Ether Administered.
AUSTIN l. CROTHERS,
Attorney-at-Law,
Elkton, Md.
(PORT DEPOSITEE VERY FRIDAY.)
tdF’Every Saturday will be at Dr. J.
H. Jenness’ office, Rising Sun
/. R. TAYLOR,
Justice of the Peace,
Rising Sun, - - Md.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bills of Sale,
Wills, and other legal instruments of
writing, carefully and correctly draw n
up and executed, at a reasonable cost.
All business transacted before
me couddeutial without iVquest. oc3o