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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17
North East Items.

SpR1SG--Time passes on with time
less wing. Mid-April is here. The
time for the singing Of birds is come :;
but Winter, old stormy, frosty, Winter,
with his chilly blast, still fingers. We
will hope on hope ever" The fruit
buds are slowly developing, and now
running some risk of being nipped bv
the frequent white frost that appears in
the morning.
THE CHuRcH-The Pastor of the NJ.
E. Church, Rev. T. L. Poulson, deliv-
cred very moving sermon on last
Sabbath evening, on the word " Eterni-
ty," as his text.
FEsH.-The fishing business is going
on with some success, rather limited
yet. however. Many teams are going
down for a supply for trading and re-
failing
Observation-Disclosures improve
NETS are being made on property in
this community The new Hall is now
approaching completion. Our town
interests would be greatly promoted by
opening some new streets through the
East Of our village. We should GER
tainly have more than one street ex-
tending North and South.
ExAMISATIoS.-A public exanlina-
ton of the Public School hJre, occurred
on Wednesday last. in accordance with
the provisions of the School Law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17
Ninth District Items.

FARMISG-Thisb branch of industry
is going on at rapid rate nearly all the
farmers have their oats in and MANY
have their corn ground plowed, all in
consequence of the fine weather which
we have been enjoying. Wheat is look
ing exceedingly we'll and grass is start
ing nicely: everything promises an
abundant harvest, if We may judge SO
early.
IMPRovEMESTs.-M Horace nuv-
chinck and Job England are about to
erect fine barns, which will be great
Improvement to the ncighborhood.
CONGRATULATIONS. We feel disposed
to congratulate Postmaster General
Creswell on his prompt ard unprciu-
diced action in the appointment Of
officers in his department. If his future
actions are as much in accordance with
the intelligent Republicans as his pres
cnt. he will win fame which as vet is
unknown to him, notwithstanding the
great popularity he has attained.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17
Chesapeake City Items.

The architects hammers greet
our ears at every corner Of the street,
and soon the damage of the FIRE will be
forgotten.
The steamers ply from city to city
causing trade to lie more lively.
Many Of our most fashionable
ladies have donned the Spring fash
ions
The most prevalent disease is
" Constitutional Fatigue"
The Good Templars are flourish
ing. Nightly its members arc on the
increase, and many Of the IN iortuna1c
have been rescued from the downward
path by this good institution.
The new preacher delivered his
first sermon on last Sunday night
His appearance Indicated that he is a
man full of the Holy Ghost. and his
sociahle manner will soon win for him
many friends. May the relationship
just begun prove to be y blessing both
to Pastor and people.
line Literary Association will give
grand humorous concert, next Satur-
day night, for the benefit Of the VI. Z.
Sabbath Schco'. Come out all who
wish to spend ali hour ortwo in sorial
manner.
The N. T. Sabbath Sschool will
give concert next Wednesday night.
for the benefit Of the school The
Superintendent has spared no pains.
and the choicest selections have been
procured and the classes have been
we'll drilled. a full attendance is re.
qaested. Admission for adults 80 cts,
children 10 cts.
The fourth term of the Public
School commences next Monday.
Scholars should enter the first week MS
each class is contending for prize
The city Of Chesapeake is paved
with boards.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17
Letter from Smyrna.
SMYRyA, April Is, lst9

SMYRNA, April Is, 1859
Mr.. EDITOR Thinking that YOU
would like to hear from this town, once
and awhile, and its doings l drop you
few lines.
THE CliuRcH.-Rcv Mr.. Ritten-
house, the newt, appointed minister to
the Smyrna NJ. Z. Church, preached
two very able and impressive sermons
On last Sabbath to crowded houses, and
produced quite favorable impression
on his hearers. He suits the people in
every respect.
FARMISG-The farmers are busily
engaged in sowing oats and plowing-
They think they will have q pretty
good crop of peaches this year as they
are not hurt much as vet
WHIsKY.-On last Saturday night
our streets We're in confusion from the
time it was dark until the break Of day,
with lot of dirty drunken loaftrs hol-
loving and yelling like set of crazy
men. Bat there are one o. two that are
past following in the streets: they lay
in their beds following that there are
snakes and frogs running over them and
they see the, as they say, Devil grabbing
at them and ask to drive them away
For the grog shops and sale of liquor,
l think this town goes ahead of any
thing | ever saw. You cannot walk
SO yards but what you come up with
whisky hole" and the bloatcd faces
and red eyes and blossomed noses meet
you. SO drunk that they can hardly
steady themselves. The most of them
are young men from Is to 20. | hope
You hav" not many of that kind about
Elkton.
GooD TEMrLARs-This Lodge is in
a aourishinS condition. now numbering
about 10 members in good standing,
and is rapidly increasing.
No MoSEY-Judgcm"nt Notes and
Bonds arc all the money in circulation
with us now. The Sheriff is doing a
good business-closed up four stores
inside of IA month. Speaks bad for
Smyrna.
New CHURcu-There has been
great deal of talk about here of erecting
a new NJ f. Church. The congrega-
ton is 50 extensive that there is not
sufficient room III the old one to accom-
m"'latc the attendance.
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Bay View Items.

Things in this section seem to lie
progressive The farmers are we'll up
with their work; they have finished oats
sowing and many of them have plautcd
their potatoes Some have plowed
their corn ground and are ready for
planting but think the weather most to
cold to pu; in the seed Til" wheat is
looking very we'll and promises large
crop.
Improvements are going on rapidly
Joseph Reed has commenced new
dwelling; John Janney is putting an
addition to his house, and intends max
ing other improvements.
e. Biidlc while packing hay on Tues
day last, had his leg broken. DR..
Housckeeper, set the broken bone At
last accounts Mr.. Biddc was doing
we'll
We have had FIVE books written
from the Prophet Lemuel, written from
Bay View. to the Cecil Democrat, a
beautiful sheet to publish Holy writings
in. There will proabiy he two more in
order to complete the number so often
spoken Of in scripture. Seven trumps,
seven bottles, seven news mongcrs
seven bachelors and seven old suckers,
who drink more rum then is good for
their stomachs. The next two books
will no doubt contain full history Of
the numbers above given.
Wantcd-A housekccper at a white
building on the Rising sun road
There will i" only two in the family.
Wantcd--A professor 10 take charge
Of the High School at North East
A married man preferred.
Fishing has commenced in earnest.
Many persons in this ncighborhood are
engaged in the business. Fish teams
may l." seen and beard st all hours Of
the day and right passing to and from
the shores in search of, or with the fin
ny tribe.
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Accident.-Mr. Roger Feeley, an en-
ployee on the 2. W. & B. r. r., met with
an accident on Wednesday last, while
rolling a hogshead of Bleech, used in the
manufacture Of paper, from a freight car
into the depot, at Elkton. His great toe
of the right foot was caught under the edge
of the hogshead, which weighed 1900
pounds, tearing the flesh and nail from the
toe, so us to leave the bone exposed. The
wound was dressed by Dr. Mitchell.
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The County Commissioners were in

sion this week, engaged chiefly in changing
assessments, and examining supervisors and
collectors accounts. \ petition to close
the road which has been partially opened
in the Fourth District, known as the Hill
ana Strahorn road was before the Commits
sioners. The parties for and against had a
partial hearing, and the matter was dis
posed of by rejecting the petition, and Or
dering the road to be opened.
The old Board of Trustees of the Poor
were elected for the ensuing year: \. p.
ManIey, Thos. Miller, John L. Russell, J.
l.. Foard. and Thomas J. Jones.
The appointments for Collectors and
Road Supervisors, for the ensuing year, we
will publish next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

The Steamer Alice.-It will be seen by
reference to the time table of Steamer
Alice" Capt. D. Nanneman, which plies
between Port Deposit, Lapidum and Havre
de Grace, that the time has been changed
somewhat to better accommodate the
travelling public. Capt. V. always studies
to please the public, and We believe that
he invariably succeeds, and thus earns their
most liberal support.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17
W. ,,,,lIi.h an nnn fl

We publish on our first page this
week extracts from the journal of the
first Legislature Of the Province Of
Maryland. The quaint spelling and
manner Of expression are retained
The reader will not fail to remark how
direct and summary the proceedings
were in the ease of criminals and pirates
Those old fellows of the 18th century
metcd out justice with military dispatch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

p. D. E c. r. R.-Trains have COM
menced regular trips between Philadelphia
and Port Deposit on the Central Railroad.
The granite town boasts of 16 trains daily
arriving and departing. The $50 4. N.
and lilo A. NJ. trains from Port Deposit,
and 9.06 A. NJ. and 4.05 T. NJ. trains from
Perryville, connect with trains of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail.
road.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

t4 Contributors sending Enigmaa
for publication in THE WING must &C
company them with the answers. We
have received one requesting puhlca-
ton in the next ISSUE which docs not
state how many letters the whole is
composed 81. 81 give Inc answer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS McAteer having pur-
chased the property, on North street, for
mel1y owned by John Mahoney from Thos.
Drennen, for $1,000, has removed his bot
Ting establishment from Main street to the
former location, where he will still con-
tinue the business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

THE SEAsoNs-.' While the earth re-
maineth. seed time and harvest and cold
and heat, and summer and winter, and day
and night shall not cease
One Of the changes incident upon This
change OF seasons is that of our clothing
from the thick heavy garments Of winter to
the light and airy clothes of summer, and
there is no one thing that contributes morc
to our comfort, to our health and To econo
lny than our thus regulating Our clothing
ty these changes Of the season
You can he 'cool as cucumber" thi,
Summer, If only you wear clothing from
Wanamakers & Browns.
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Every Cent you spend at home returns,
or at least has a chance to, to your pocket;
whilst purchasing in the city impoverishes
your town. If you, mechanics, want to see
home industry protected, patronize home
trade, and buy one of those Beautiful and
Cheap Spring Suits at Katz & Greenblatts,
opposite the Court House, Elkton, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

Town Taxes.-Our notice Of the mis-
management Of our municipal affairs in
tast weeks EAig, and in advocacy of Il
no-tax ticket seems to meet with general
favor among the most substantial business
B,e,. No tax and no hailiif is the rallying
cry Cor next year. There is $500 in the
Town Treasury. which is sufficient to pay
ell necessary expenses for the next year,
leaving handsome surplus if no bailiif is
allowed to squander il. For the purpose
Of ascertainng more definitely the senti-
nents of the taxpayers on this important
question. and having an Interchange of
views. il is suggested that town meeting
tr held at the Court House on Saturday
evening. May LIST. We will continue to
;iY the anti-taE and anti-bailiT banner, and
cordially invite all 20 enlist under ii. Let
us try the experiment one year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

the Senate, on Tuesday, promptly
rejected the Alabama Treaty. which
Revcrdy Johnson has eaten 50 many
OF 5ohn Bulls suppers over, and cx-
pressed snch a world Of cordial good
feeling for tie old gentlemen, in innu-
merablo speeches, while concocling.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

To BRICK MAKERs.-The prodrictor Of
III this paper. offers to test its merits on tie
purchasers yard, requiring TO pay until his
guarantees are performed. This is an
unusual opportunity for our brick makers
Ia get superior machine without risk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17

Local Miscellany James II. Fulton,
OF this town, has a hen, Of the "Spanish
Black breed. which lays two eggs every
day, the shell of one of which is soft and
the other hard. We advise Mr.. Fulton to
take few dozen of these hens and go to
Arizona where eggs are selling at lG cents
n piece.
The Assessor Of Internal Revenue for
the. First District OF Maryland gives notice
he will hear appeals on the :2nd, Esd, eth
and 2,ith inst.
The Quarterly Session Of the State Coun-
Gil 0. L. A. NJ, OF Maryland, will be held
at Rising Sun, on Tuesday next, the Goth
OF April. A full attendance is requested
Mrs. Campbell, OF Charlcstown. has a
goose which has laid forty eggs before
wanting to set.
Jos. G. Hambleton and J. w McCarlell
have entered into partnership to carry on
carpentcling i'll North East and vicinity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ElktOn p. M.-Joseph l.. Mahan received
his Commission on "Wednesday as Post
Master of Elkton.
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ASSESSMENT APPEALS.
EXECUTORS SALE.

Thu undersigned will sell At Public Sale the following
PERSONAL Property Of Elijah Rcy no!. deceased at PORT
b"p"sit
SATURDAY., the LIST day of NAY. 1869.
Iarg and varied stock Of Carpenters Tool- consist
iEg OF R"r'h Planes. 81 all kinds Beads all sizes
mrny but ;',!' used Iollows. Rounds Moulding Planes
o. ms6y var,rtr.: Raising P,ncs Gothic and Oval Sash
Pane, Tongue and Groure Planes; together with
AneHrs Of all sizes: Framing. Frmr- and Nor;i-i,,r
Ch"es large and small Steel Squares; Spirit Level,
Cr"'s-C"t an: '!da : ~: also large Tool Chests
QUARRY TOOLS,
c"hai't'nS of s"dgrs. Striking Hammer Croy Bars
Shovcls, g." Also, Whcebarow iurss Pit Saw nearly
NV: 10. Of Mil SAYS. Circular Saws Saw Shafts,
fui;uys, &c.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, &C.,
consisting of old and. rurk Person, contemplating
building arc earnestly requested to attend Bake
Thomas Cos Patent Right To- rnnlirs of Hartford and
Cecil This design lie TO obs late the necessity Of reyhts
IN Window aud la apple, either old or new win
ows and can be put on n. onofurh the Of wcsit-
Eu"rs are earnestly requested call ard examine it
before the dsy of sale.
TERMS OF sALE--Ail sums under Sll Carh; ever
SO credit q six NoThI, with Interest and approve
srrGrity.
81" t" r,-Hurcr"r - Il o'clock NJ precisely
i. p. REYNOLDS.
w. REYNOLDS,
Executor
Ni"'' ! l'''i-t~ Eat fos:RcTs, Ar-.
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Aurora Borealis.-There was very bril-
liant Aurora Borealis, ON Thursday night.
1t appeared in the northeastern heavens,
about O'Clock, continuing for several
hours, and spreading round to the north
and northwest. About II o'clock the ap-
pearance of the heavens was very beautiful
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~ Teral letters and other articles ind
20 nc laid o.cr this week on account o
reaching Us too late.
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NEW ORLEANS. AnriI O 1850

Almost Tragedy.-A shooting affair
occurred at Lewisville, Pa, about 5 miles
from this town on Monday last which came
near resulting tragically. The following
is a brief statement of the facts in the case
as correctly as we could gather them:
A young Professor" n. G. Daugherty,
who has been teaching q Classical Semi
nary at North East for, perhaps a year or
more, and who had succeeded in ingratia-
ting himself into the good graces Of the
citizens ofthe town, by his moral, and ex-
emplary course, so as to be general favor
lite. was discovered to be abusing the conf
dence reposcd in him, in most outrageous
manner. His school was composed princi-
pally Of young ladies, many of them barely
in their teens, on several of whom he had
been for some time past attempting to prac-
tice the arts of the scducer. He was dis
covered in his rillainy on Monday week,
however, and had notice to fly without a
moments hesitation il he valued his life:
and fly he did across the fields, avoiding
the streets and highways till he reached
Elkton. Here he represented that he had
received 4 sudden call to act as Principal
of n Seminary in Covington, Kentucky,
and was going to occupy his new field of
duty fright away" He waited in Elkton
ON Tuesday till 4 friend brought his bag
gage from North East, when he departed this
town. In the mean time the brother of
one Of the girls he had been attempting the
"gay decever with, was on the search of
the Professor with revolver. On
Monday last he got on his track. and COM
ing to Elkton took the stage to Lewisyille,
where the parents OF the ungrateful scamp
Daughertr resides. The young man in
tent on ayenging the insult 10 his family,
slightly disguised himself, and approached
the house where he saw through a window
the Professor conversing with his
mother Stepping to the window, he fired
through the glass at his victim. who, at
the moment lodged his head and the ball
passed over him lodging in the WALL
Daugherty succeeded in escaping up stairs
before another shot was discharged. and
the avenscr was induced by parties who
soon appeared on the ground, to desist
from further efforts to shoot his victim aud
depart for home. Ii the reports that are
in circulation about him are but half true,
young Daugherty is one of the most infa-
nous scamps that ever disgraced this or
any other community. The career of such
scoundrels is cut short by violent end
generally; and the pistol shot which he has
SO narrowly escaped, is but postponed for 4
surerer one Of some avenger Of Innocence
in the future.
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NOTICE.

All person. having claims against Cecil county are
required r the in thu Office of County Com
m''sonrTs, with legal voucher before It'll day
IF May, next WI. r. MILLER Clrrk.
april l., iSh9-4w
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NEW .4DTERII,SEHENI,S
THE DOLLAR SUN

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DAILY, SEAi-WEExLf and WEEKLY. at 50, s., and 81
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WANTED,

WANTED.
AN APPRENTICES to t." Blacksmithiug bushes.
net over Il yrars Of age. Apply to
HOWARD TITUS,
april L. lSG2-Iw E,k;nn.
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CARPENTERING.
LEFT HIS HOME,

CHARLES WESLEY OFT left his home. Pleas
nnt HILL Prnca"r hundred Del Saturday the 10Th
inst lie is about II Of age stout built dark hair
ami had lark blue roundabout. dark parts and
dark felt hat all which much Any Informs
;'vn "a regard 10 him Will be thankfully received ls his
afflicted parents. Address aTEPiES OFT.
april Il, ls69-3w Eiktun. MI
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Proceedings OF the Orphans Court

Proceedings OF the Orphans Court
The Orphans Court was in session on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
The following business was transacted:
Bond of George \. Gray. Guardian Of
Ida, George D., and Lillian Gray, cxainin-
ed and approved.
Time of John G. Smith, Administrator
Of Francis G.. Smith, deed, extended three
months.
Inventory Of Charles, Gamble, deed, ex-
amined and passed; and Executors ordered
to sell the personal property of said de-
ceased.
\. r. Magraw, Executor of F. A.
McMains, decd, ordered to sell the Real
Estate Of said deceased
Eonds pproyed-John B. Parker, Adj
ministrator of Isaac Il. Parker; Martha G.
Low, Guardian of Fannie T. Low; Ellis G..
Chandlee, and G. +. Gamble, Executors of
Charles Gamble; Maria Recder and Mar
saret Parker, Administrative Of Ann
Grocer.
Sales of the Real Estate Of George
Cleadon, deed, by James McCauley, Exc
cu;or; and Of Evan Rcislcr, decd by Owen
Reisler, Executor, ratified and confirmed.
Final accounts of Iiehecca Pennington,
ESecutriX Of Azariail Pennington, deed;
and Of DIR. J. V. Wallace. Administrator of
Edward T. Lloyd, passed.
Sundry small accounts we're examined
and passed. y number Of citations were
issued to Executors and Administrators
Tho Court atiiourdcd To- l.lcct again on
Tuesday, the eth instant.
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ROCkHILL & WILSON'S.

ROCKHILL & WILSON again pr:.eu, Their
reg rr 10 .,mirin:s ami .,pprecatIyr puIIic and
a"sr them that the stack Of ready made Spring oihts
no" on sale it entirely unparalleled. elegance
Variety iicnsity. durability Of material. style %; iiet
beauty Ct cut, and above sill. chcapne,s of price.
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dred and Fifty useful Arficies. am"nr

lpiEs' SiLk TIRssoLs. LipI.i' FINE WHITE TyCaGp
SSIEIs, SILVER PLAIED FIVE "TT,Zn CSToRs. and large
variety OF uso iul arcles. Lot al which ran be
bought in any other way for nearly double Ii, money.
Reference will Is given, il required frtn the
liable Wholesale Merchants II lso-ton and sew York.
to standing ai,. the strictly honorable character
Of business.
GIy- We A-;r.ts in every "a wl,"h the fol-
lowing Commissions will lie paid -
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Rev. L. c. Matlack. of the NJ. F. Chur,

Nho was Stti'ioiSt 1T 1-ihlOh Tic past bNo
years and assigned to New Orleans by the
Bishop, has written letter to Mr.. Ellis,
giving an account of his trip and reception
at the Crescent city, which we have been
allowed to make the following extracts
from that will interest many of our read
erS:
New ORLEANS, April Q, 1869.
BRO. ELL1s:-Wc arrived safe at 9.15 A..
NJ, to-day, after not unpleasant travel of
three days and half Night cars and two
meals daily summed up an expense of $3.50.
We were met at the cars by Lawyer Dibble,
Capt. Armstrong, and a Mr.. Cole, of the
Advocate Office. The first named occupies
the Parsonage on lease until October next.
His family received us as boarders at once
So we occupy the Parsonage from the start.
1t is large two-story house, of the gener-
al style of your own residence, only the ex-
tension part is permanent brick, and larger
than yours. The full summer foliage of
the shrubbery, the fig tree, well fruited.
near the dining room window, all proclaim
our Southern latitude. Our greeting here
was equal to Elkton in 1S67-and that S
good enough. LuCIUs c. MArLACK.
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SEED POTATOES.

choice lot of CARTER and EARLY GOODRICH
Potatoes. FnrssIe by r EWING.
fth ~, lSb9-f RowlsnisN Ills, MI.
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4 Valuable Medical Book

.tNTtiN;N1 IMPORTANT PHYSIOLOGICAL INfoH-
iATloN to Young men contemplating Marriage. sent
rep receipt III % cr:,:s. Address the CHEMICAL
INSTITUTE. - Clinton Plac". y. Y.
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Manufacturers 81 Circular. Muay, Mill Gang and Cross
ut saws. Chcpping Axes all shapes. Cclburn'e Pa
t"nt Axe. Silovrls, Spades and Niles Patent Covered