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Humbug is said to be the order of the
day. Some get vexed when humbugged !;
others laugh over it. Some blow the hum
buggers; others say not word. But hum
bug or no humbug, the EMPIRE STORE,
Zen, is the place you can get the worth OF
yeur money. Try it.
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We are authorized to state that if $780,
900 can be raised by subscription to the
Stock of the Elkton and Massey's Railroad
by private or individual enterprise, that
the work will be Immediately placed under
contract and pushed to completion in a
year or eighteen months. To this sum
would be added $5s, 600 from the Railroad
fund of the State, and with the sum as a
basis, the balance can be raised by mort
gazing the road. The Directors will meet
at Elkton on Tuesday next for the purpose
of organizing systematic effort which
will have for its purpose the above object.
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N-BENDLER.- May Goth,
at Port Penn, Del, by Rev. w. I. Tull,
GEORGE w. JOHNSON and ANNIE BEND
LER, both of New Castle county, Del.
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Heavy Wheel.-A master cog wheel
for the West Amwell rolling mill of the
Mccullough Iron Company, was brought
through Elkton on Thursday afternoon last
on a ten horse wagon. The wheel weig he'd
II. 900 pounds, and was cast at Wilmington.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Ratification Meeting.-The colored men
of the First and Second Districts will hold
a Ratification meeting at Cecilton, on Mon
day next. Having neglected to send us the
order of arrangement, we are unable to
give detailed statement of the ceremonies.
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Perfection.-A cotemporary calls Wana-
maker and Browns garments 1.-The Per-
lection of Ready Made Clothing" we
hardly think perfection has been reached
yet, but they are nearer it at Oak Hall than
anywhere else.
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No old shelfworn goods, is one of the
secrets of trade which LEWIS never lost
sight of. AS soon as goods begin to go out
of style, he puts them down, not merely to
cost, but below cost. He is now running
out lot of lady's and children's CATERS
best make-at less than two-thirds of
cost. He treats all out-of-style goods in
the same way.
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Zion Roads.-As it is the general senti-
ment the roads about Zion are worse than
almost any other portion of the county, it
seems but proper and right, that as there
is being change in the aspect of things,
the matter should be made known. A no.
tice in last weeks issue, gave Mr.. Samuel
Smith credit fer putting pretty strong
force in the road running North and South
through Zion; this week, MIR. Joseph Eng
land has laid violent hands on the one lead
ing Westward and from present indica-
tions, when he is done with it, it may be
taken as model for read members. The
knowing ones say it has been three years
since this road was mended before, when
this same individual gave it a dressing. 1t
is to be hoped, however well he may mend
it now, that it will not be neglected SO long
again. Can it be any one is responsible in
such matters?
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Persons visiting Elkton, and wishing to
purchase goods, would find it to their adj
vantage to purchase at BUTTONS, as he
advertises to close out his entire stock
of goods at COST for CASH, and persons who
have purchased goods since his advertise
ment appeared in Tile Wig will testify to
the truth of the above.
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New Lumber Yard.-D. G.. Nivling &
Co., at Chesapeake City, Md. A full as
sortment of all kinds of Lumber, Sash,
Doors, &C., for sale low, and saw Pine,
Oak and IIeml0ck to order at
CHESAPEAKE CITY STEAM SAW MILL.
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If ElktOn had few more manufacturing
firms with the energetic goaheadativeness
of Hill, Harlan & Co., we would hear fewer
complaints of a want of work among our
citizens. The firm have added to their ex-
tensive stock of lumber, recently, several
boat loads of pine and hemlock, and sash,
frames, door blinds and other dressed lum-
Der. Their manufacture of flooring, fell
loes, handles, &C., is being pushed more
vigorously than ever. Their flour, meal
and feed trade is growing daily, their
brand of flour being the best in the market.
The particulars of the extensive business Of
this firm will be found in their double col
umn advertisement, elsewhere.
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iiu sne ;n4 fns lug honas iee f
1TIol, ' ',arop psN' ~
q OI-T IN .T NIcur -Fatbers and motbers
- e., -. 1o,,s -, tho sb.do,ys
lo r W: ~ - otY,ouad nro''nd nov,
W. ~. 80 80 H. Lo,,,o
Wnele i aie .meS .n.n soa; az my .. n ti,n,
DIV 'ne pieasan., 500 A.o a., ,'a;,,;' 10y
running .he s.lees nv oey s"S
sIiee' eeeoH'icn en- IN ~
chano1S VI 'nSi. i"i az ny.
scarcely anytnlng 50 aestruccNe " thell
morals as running aofeao at .lenI' Cnuei
cover OF darkness, tney acquire Ihe eaeca-
tlon OF CRIME tney lealh 10 pe ioMuyish'
IL not aDsoiuteiy VICIOUS tney catcn up
loose taiK, they near sihiul thouSh.s, anu
they become reckless ana rletous. II you
Weulo save CheIl from Vul?aIl.y, saw t,ienh
1rem ruin, see TO IL that hlshI mas tnem
at nome. more than one young hiah mas
tolu 'he enaplaih vi eiie oCate Pl,soA 'h"I
here was the beginning OF his doWnward
course Ihat manly brought nm To inc lei
OF cen. Leu parents soiemhly pohuer
TINS matter, ana 90 al ihey can 10 MAKE
noine attLaet .,' ~ aii Gre eniioie. 80 a.
I've qua. ee o Th VIII pienei /. 70 an
49, Ing .n =, 49, so,,sas H. mu pc IN
,,o lac III. ban,a fo,. hons i, tho a,,a1ird
No. r,.. ,,..
Moie "hmihstoh Au'ei'lse1 HI1:I. y
oay we aao several more wilmington
advertisers 70 those aireaay Represented IN
our toi, ,,l;th e
ann sIIH P re we leler 10 Inc urn Vi
80 th;S bonso no. o ,na vety snian pt IN
1anGast IN their go aoEn 10 NC one u rie
nosrs oon in other hands 1 . ana o. o, I en
~ thot w,. occrnied as o 80 ,ooni VIZ .t's
nresant firm have snace Of aho,,+ nov os o 1
SQUARE feet. whilst their business has incre ovo
cd at least twenty-five times Smcb mar
,-o1ous success couId onlv have heen ooh;a,'aa
hv tho rare business talent Of the severa
firms in whose hands the business has beem ~
and the reputation of the house; and to nc
one firm is more credit due, than the nres.
ant one. who have conducted. most success
fully. the business for the last seven years
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Thanks.-We are indebted to Mr.. w.
Penn Morgan, of Baltimore, formerly of
this town, for nice package of green peas
and other early vegetables, for which we
tender our most cordial thanks. Mr. Nor
gan is in the vegetable business extensively
in Baltimore, and can supply anything in
the fruit and vegetable line at short notice.
His address is the Gilmor House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-06-04

A Grand Musical Entertainment.-The
Independence Cornet Band, Of Fair Hill,
Cecil county, Nd, will hold Grand Musi-
cal Entertainment and Strawberry Festival
in James Armstrong; grove, half mile
South of Kimbleville, Chester county, Pa,
on Saturday, June 18th, 1870. The Citi-
zens' Cernet Band of Newark, Del, will
also be in attendance.
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Warning.-If the Town Commissioners
would not incur heavy expense for I'M
necessary loss of life, they should speedily
haul some gravel on, and drain Church
street. There is great danger of the resi-
dents thereon, either being washed away
by the floods, or being buried alive in the
mud McClellan's army weuld never have
marched through Church street.
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MARRIED.

The Census takers commenced work on
Wednesday last, June LIST.
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THIRTY YEARS

Have elapsed since the introduction of the Pain Killer
to the public and yet at tho present time it is pop
ular and commands larger sale than before.
popularity is not confined this country alone all
over the world its beneficial effects in curing the ills
that flesh is heir to-, acknowledged appreciated
and as PAIN KILLER its fame is limited 10 no country
sect nor race. 1t needs only to lie known be priced
THIRTY YEARS is certainly long enough time to prove
the efficacy of any medicine. and that the Killer is
deserving of all its propretors claim for it, is amply
proved by the unparalleled popularity ii hats attained
1t is and EFFECTIVE remedy. Sold bv all Drug
glss. Price 25cts., and 30 cts. and 81 per bottle
Directions accompany each bottle. June Tim
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A Startling Truth Tho

ANNUALLY
from neglected coughs ami colds which rpcn into
consumption other equally fatal diseases of the lungs:
when by the timely of single bottle of Dr. HiStd
BniSam Of Wild Cherry their lives could have been pre-
served to u green old age.
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eY Mr.. John C. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The Win
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BEAUTIFUL, DURABLE AND CHEAP ARTICLE.
To invent substance which would supcrSede the old
style of Whitewashing, has long been the aim of the
subscriber and wish often expressed by housekeepers.
That desderatum has at last been obtained and affords
the inventor much pleasure that he can supply the
public with a substitute which, while il has all the
good qualities of Lime has of its Objectionable
features.
The Gypsum gives the walls brilliant gloss, will not
rub off and is therefore durable is easily
and than the common Lime. and its
tary qualities excellent; il is therefore in every
respect unsurpassed by thing of the kind offered
TO the public JOHN MAXWELL,
No 1870 S. FIFTH STREET, Philadelphia.
II. IT. SHIPPERS, Agent for Cecil county,
april %, 1S10-1y Cherry Hill.
REFERENCES Miss 5. NJ. Shippers Cherry Hill, Md;
Grard House. U. S Mint, and Davis Co., $40 Chestnut
St. Philada; principal Hotels at Cape May and Atlantic
CITY
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FEARED 70 FIRE AT HER,
A Military Sensation.
lTathlr9tOn Corr6p0ntRtnes Of he Cineinnal
.I 7THIAS.

IlQSntttYEOIl. LuFFotLpItt4tHCH " HF LWSNHNSI
"I 7TnIAS.
General Logan has put tho military
world in terrible tluttCr by the passage
of his sweeping army bill From tho
General Of tic army down 10 the hum
blcst lieutenant, Logan is denounced as Il
hcartlcss vNndNl. We'll, perhaps he Is,
but Il these gentlemen could only sec the
pile Of letters Logan has received from the
PEOPLE all over the country, thanking hin,
for the passage Of the Bill, they would
probably conclude that he has n few
friends outside the military camp. The
army officers threaten to defeat the bill in
the Senate, and from all I Gun learn. that
body feels itself har enough removed from
the people to ignore the action Of the
House. and 10 modify tho bill in many
important particulars. Tho most tho.
rough opponent Of the bill Is General
Sherman.
He has declared in substance that il It
becomes law in It's present shape, he
will he compelled to resign. II cannot,
he said to a gentleman who talked with
him on the subject, ~ cannot afford "a
live here on less than my present salary.
If am cut down MS this bill proposes,
can takG care Of myself outside, hut don't
intend to live here In Washington, except
I can live like gentleman, and support
the dignity Of my rank" Tie added that
Mt the proper time he would make his In
flucncc felt TO defeat the bill Whether
he means to operate on the Senate or or
tho President, Is not known Probably
he will make bis influence felt with both
Tho president Is with Tie army, and il Is
hintcd that In the event Of the bill getting
through tho Senate he will veto it.
Sherman, however, has already sue
Cccded in getting Senator Wilson, tho
Chairman OF the Military Committee Of
the Senate, on his side; but TO what cX'
tent Wilson is willing to 20 in amending
the bill Ia hot known. Tho House was
unusually unanimous in Its passage us Il
measure Of economy, and 1t remains to bt
seen whether the Senate viii succeed In
cmasculating NIL Its economical features
such rs the reduction of the salaries Of tho
higher grade Of officers. Logan has ell
listed for the war, mud Il determined Il
make n fight II necessary upon both thu
Senate and the President. One Of thu
most popular features Of the bill Is thC
saving which It will effect in future army
appropriation bills. This is the feature
that provokcs tho opposition Of the army
officers
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FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25

IN Massachusetts,, the other day, man
thought he could cross the track in ad.
vance OF tho locomotive. Tho services at
tho grave were VOry impressive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-03-25

\ CIRCUS RIDER In Texas tried 10 turn
three somGrsNults on horseback the other
day. The management sent back TO New
Orleans tho following day for another
somcrsault man.