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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-11-11
EVERY ONE TO HIS BUSINESS.

me hn'ghtS Of the Yard Stick and Pint Measure TO
her Cdhco ana MolasSeS the Tailor TO his Goose DC
Sewing Machines of any kind as to NAME
STYLE or PRICE, supplied 10y the undersigned, and no
ad'iee gwen unless asked for. B. E. Lodore.
HA-sm'~rriptions taken for the american Agricu-
tuf's'' S'oo per ahhum Oct 14-6ms
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Meetings Of County Commissioners,

EINllE regular meetings of the County Commissioner
L will be held On tho second TUESDAY of every
month. ''
Persons having claims against the County will nIeass
file the Same in the Commissioners Office with legal
voucher; no account will be allowed not propery
chargeahle To the same.
Collectors and others having accounts TO be stated or
settled will apply to the Clerk during the recess of the
Board. BY Order.
VIM T. MILLER Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County,
De 1irs67-y
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FOURTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Tho Weather-The weather has been
very fine this Fall, giving tho farmers
fine chance to get their corn husked, but
withal there is great deal to be husked
in this vicinity yet.
The Election.-The work of last Tues
day, so far as heard form does not seem to
suit the "Whiteman's Party" in this
vicinity The neat little reduction of %
votes made upon that party in this District
is not agreeable in connection with returns
from other quarters.
improvements Jonathan Strahorn
is putting on new roof and making gen.
eral repairs on his residence; William
Wade is putting up more comfortable and
convenient out-buildings; Jackson Hall has
been the recipient of new pulpit.
ErhtJition.-There will be Sunday
School Exhibition and Concert at St. Johns
M. E. Church, on Thursday evening next.
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Lecture.-James Manley will give a lee
ture, in Providence Church, in Elkton, on
Monday night, the 18th, inst. Subject
the power of Scripture. Admittance 10
canfs
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THE YORK (PA.) FIRE INSURANCE Co.
is one of the best Companies in the country
Risks taken from one to three years, at
rates according to the quality of the hazard.
Payment of losses made promptly, without
litigation. E. E. EWING,
Agent, at Elkton.
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Religious.-The Third Quarterly Meet
ing for Elk Neck Charge, will be held at
Wesley Chapel, Saturday and Sabbath, the
18th and 10Th inst. Quarterly Conference
Saturday, 2 P. NJ. Preaching Sabbath, p
P. NJ, by Rev. J. D. Curtis, P. E.
Extra meeting services will commence
at Harris Chapel, next Sabbath, 18th.
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A Full stock of Powder, Shot, Caps and
Wads, at the BEE HIVE.
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From July 1, 1872, to June 80, 1876,

Bidders aoiU eramine carefully tile forms,
and instructions annered.)
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The attention of bidders is called to the
4th section of tho Post Office appropriation
act of March g. 1871, which requires that
all bids Of $4,000 and upnard, shall be
accompanied be q check, or draft, Of not less
than fce per cent. Of such bid.
RAILROAD ROUTES NOT ADVERTISED,
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B-G Go or send-for your Fall Clothes to
Wanamaber e. Browns.
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Election Over.-N Now the people will
make their way to Zion. FORD has antici-
pated their wants, and his stock OF goods
will not fail to suit in variety, style, quality
and price. Call soon.
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~ Mr.. John G. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The Wig.
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Corduroy and Partridge Cord for hunt
ing suits, and Corduroy Caps, at the BEE
HIVE
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Mr.. H. H Makinson, of Port Deposit, is
selling off his entire stock of Furniture, at
reduced rates, to close out business in that
place. LII
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Go and see that wonderful Cook Stove,
at I. N. BENJAMIN's Tin and Stove store,
North East, Md, where Stoves of all kinds
are selling cheap. 100
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Extra meeting services will commence
at Harris Chapel, next Sabbath, 18th.
Fatal Accident.-Capt. Elijah K. Ale, of
Salem, was killed on board the sloop Eduin,
while in Rogue's Harbor, Elk River, Md,
on Saturday night 2sth ult. While low
ering sail, the wind being stiff, coil of
rope connected Herewith was made to sud-
denly uncoil, and being entangled in the
windlass crank threw it high in the air, and
in its descent it fell violently upon Capt.
Ale's head, crushing in his skull and af-
flicting painful and fatal wound. He
died the next morning, and his remains
were taken on to Salem for interment. The
captain was advanced in years, and this
was the first trip out which he had made
for some time.-WI. Commercial.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
MARYLAND.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Washington, September 80, 1871.
PROPOSALS will be received at the
Contract Office of this Department until
p. m. of March 1, 1872. Ito be decided on
or before March 80, 1872, for conveying
the mails of the United States in the State
of MARYLAND,
From July 1, 1872, to June 80, 1876,
on the routes, and by the schedules of
departures and arrivals herein specified.
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II you want good Cider Vinegar, the BEE
HIyE can furnish it.
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Freedom by 4.3D u m; leave Freedom Tuesday
Thursday, and saturday at 7.30 q m; arrive at
Westminster by ll.30 m.
Frizelhnrgh, to Mayiierty, 10 mills aha back.
six times % week To FriSelfburgh. 4 miles, and
twice week the residue. Leave Linwood daily,
except sunday, Mt Il IN; arrive at Frizelburgh
by p IN; leave Frizellburg daily. except sun
day, at q NJ, arrive at Linwood by 10 a IN :.
leave Frlzellburgh Wednesday and Saturday at
80 m; arrive at Mayberry by $50 IN; leave
Mayberry Wednesday and Saturday at D m !;
arrive A. FtisellPHrgh by 5gm,
1903. From hlnAaod TO Acknstrsis Mills, 2,,
ule satisfactory to the postmaster at McKintry's
Mills. Proposals invited for six times a week
service.
1904. From York Road, by Taneytown and
back, six times a week. Leave York Road daily,
except Sunday. at 100 p m; arrive at I,ittles-
town hy a;h +. n, leave Llttles,own daily,
by lI.30 m. This service to be performed i'm
close connection with mail trains on Western
Maryland Railroad.
Harvey, to Taneytown, II miles, three times n
week, equal to miles and back, three times a
week. Leave Taneytown Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at p IN; arrive at Taneytown by
6plHt
1909; From York Road. by Ladiesburgh,
Pleasant, AZ miles and back, three times
week. Leave York Road Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 8 m; arrive at Mount Pleas
ant by IL IN; leave Mount Pleasant Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday at p IN; arrive at
York Road by pm.
1907. From Hoods Mills, by Cooksville, Mat
hews store, Roxbury Mills, and Triadelphia. to
SS.nshEfe: L miles and back, three timesa week,
Leave HOODS Mills Tuesday. Thursday. and
saturday Mt II a M arrive at Sunshine by3p
m; leave sunshine Tuesday, Thursday, and
saturday, at q n m; arrive at Hoods Mills by
10 a IN. Proposals invited for six times-a week
service.
36(S. From Woodbine. by Lisbon, to Poplar
Springs, b mites ana nach, thrse times week
with a branch from Lisbon to Florence G. miles,
once IL week, by n sceedule OF departures and
arrivals satisfactory to the postmaSters.
5000. From Mount Airy. by Kempton, to
Damascus, miles and back, twice Il week.
Leave Mount Airy Wednesday and Saturday at
II. M: arrive Mt damascus by 30 p M; leave
Damascus Wednesday and Saturday ut $50 n
m: arrive at Mount Airy by 1920 m. Propo-
sails Invited toembrace Longs Corners, increas
ing uislai. CO i.tits: '-"'
1910. From Unionville, by Lin"anore and
Woodvile, to Mount Airy, 81 miles and back,
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Port Deposit and Lapdum only subject to above cond
t04R.
1855. r.sr Port Deposit, 10y Woollawn. Principle
sn me. %.sf Leave y y' except SUNDAY
at p M arrive Mt Rising San By Aver. ifaes Rising
Sun daily except sunday, az os5 mi arrive a. Eort
Deposit by $50 m.
$3.50 From Rowlandsville, by Conowlmgo, Dublin
and Prospect to West Bangor, pa) Il miles and back
six times u week. Leave Rowlandsyille daily, except
Sunday, at Il IN; arrive At West Bangor by Up M
lcays West Bangor daily. except Sunday, ut $50 m
arrive n Ro,y lnulsyille by $50 Connection with
mail trains to ts AZ a,ts q! HsYlapdsville
1851 md FtS s ss be Fit le y as f . s n%
back six times u week. Leave North East daily except
sunday, l. M; arrive at Brick Meeting House by
n m: leave Brick Meeting Honse daily, except Sunday,
at 8 a nj; arrive at North East by 9 am
355s. From Elkton, by Cherry Hill and Fair Hill, to
LexIsyiIle pa miles and back, six times week.
Leave Estoe Iniy. except Sunday, at Il m, after
arrival Of Bata.o.e -..4 Philadelphia mail; arrive at
Lewisville by Up ~ eaYe Leesye all,, scent Gun
day, at 80 III; arrive ut Rlkton by $40 q NJ.
1859 From Elkton, by Chesapeake City, st. Angus
tine Cayott, Corners In. o. Cecilton and Frederick
town. IN. o. Gaiena, p miles and back, six times a
or after arrival of mail train arrive at Gaena by 40
m: Ia,ve Galena daily, except Sunday, at $50 IN
arrive st Elkton by l3O p M
$500 rso., CarIl.on, by Warwick, to Niddletown,
(Del.) 81 miles and Gack, SO tisGg week. Leave
M,ddletown by $50 leave Mddletown daily, except
Sunday, at 1870 m; arrive at Cecton by 80 IN.
3561 From Masssy's Cross Roads Sassafras miles
and back three times week, in close connection with
mail trains and by schedule of departure and arrivals
satisfactory the postmaster Proposals invited for
sic, .i2ies-a-week service.
1862 Front ts;4beoHs Station, In. o-) Kent County
Railroad, and Chestcryaio, ~ ui-.,rtoH ~ miles and
back three times week. in close qounetl jon sps ,I,
trains aud by :chedue Of departures and arrivals salts
factory the posmasters Proposals invited for six
timcsa week service
1868 From Blacks Station, IN o. Kent County Rail
,Gaf to Locust Grove miles and back, three times q
week .iose g9nnsction with mail trains, and by
schedule u departures 4d -tr9s saisaG2ry to post
masters.
1864. From Kennedyville, by Still Pond Hsncsviiie,
F,rlee and Edesvlle, to Rock Hall, 23l1 miles aud
back three times week. Leave Kennedy Wills Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, arrival of northern mail
say m arriv. at Rock Hall by pm; leave Rock
HI, jrrsay. Thursday, and Saturday at arrive
at krnrfasf''t4 h y an
500. FroIi KcDnedyi,te - Still Pond, miles and
back three times week, in close c?aetton With mail
trains and by schedule Of departures and iS3 salt
factory to the postmasters
1866. From worton Station IN. o,) Kent County
Rorond, To HansSville miles and back, three times
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Ex-Judge John H. Price was an indepen-
dent candidate for Associate Judge, but he
was Overwhelmed by the great flood of
Wat(0ers.
The water supply has come to be some
what serious question, and one which is
causing much anxiety. Many wells have
gone dry, and all our streams are lower than
they have been for nearly half century
past. Deer creek is reported to be so low
that it may be crossed ia many places in
our county, by pedestrians, without wet
ting the feet. 1t will require prolonged
spell of rainy weather to replenish the wells
and streams.
During the week ending Saturday the
Goth. ulto., 143 boats passed the outlet
lock-49 of which loaded with iunber, coal,
grain. &C., were lowed to Philadelphia, Et
loaded with coal and pig iron, went to Bal
timore, and SO loaded with coal and lum-
Der were unloaded, at Havre dc Grace and
Perryville.
The farm known as Mulberry Point"
in this county, containing 534 ac.ss, Dor
dering on the Chesapeake Bay, and belong
ing to the estate of William Murphy, de-
ceased, has been sold to John Parker Mitch
ell, Of this county, for $ii,050, 0ne-half
interest in fifty acres of growing wheat .p-
on the place was also included in the pur-
chase.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03


Coroner Woodward on Wednesday, held
an inquest over the body OF an infant found
on the south hank OF the Christiana, near
Third Street Bridge By a lhle boy named
Joseph Ray. 1t was lied up in a common
bag. Tue jury rendered a verdict of death
from violence Al The hands Of persons un-
known to The jury"
Yesterday afternoon, Coroner d. B. Wood
ward held an inquest over the body OF Thos
Hackelt, aged about 60 years, who died sud-
denly at the public / ouse No. 3 East From
street. The deceased had come from Read
ing by railroad Nov. LIT ; and yesterday
noon stopped at the above mentioned place
to get a dinner. DR.. g. W. Jones informed
The Jury that he believed the deceased had
drank great deal Of spurious liquors aud
came into the house thinking he was hun.
Cry, TO get something to eft. In attempting
to eat something, he had not wit enough To
swallow aud, in attempting to swallow
that which he had not mastlcated, the food
got down the aesophegus. The jury rem
dcred a verdit OF death 10y strangulNiion.'
i One juror objected to signing said YER die
Mr.. William Ruth was foreman of tue jury
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
Ninth ward Amnirs.

Capt. w. H. Thatcher is about tearing
down his old barn on Vandever Avenue,
which was built in 1903. lie is opening ten
acres of land north of the Avenue for building
lots Twenty-tirst street, which runs along
side the Methodist Church and Public School,
is to be opened through the brick yard. An
avenue will also be opened near his residence,
300 feet south Of Nandeyer Avenue. on
Tuesday the City Surveyor was at work in
the locality where the new car shops are TO be
erected
Vandever Avenue is impossible for
wagon travel to the railroad in consequence of
the grading now in progress.
Market street, Just above the Brandrwine
bridge, Is in bad travelling condition from
the same reason; but the work of grading
will soon be finished.
Mr.. James II. Beggs, brcklayer, has ten
acres of Capt. Thatcher's land for his wards.
He has a splendid streak of brick clay, under
which lies potters clay. There are two brick
kilns of 10000 bricks capacity, each, and
one kiln of lesser size. Next year he will
introduce steam power and increase his
already extensive business. Large quantities
of the brick find market in New York
] City.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

The removal of Prof Hardness Institute to
the elegant rooms at Sixth and Market streets,
and his co-parnership with Miss Laura A.
Osgood, has proven cminenty successful
The number ofstudlnts registered this ycaris
nearly two hundred, with eleven instructors.
Any one visiting the institution, either day or
evening" cannot but feel gratifed at seeing ITS
thorough, progressive and popular work. us
well as the int rest taken by students. The
higher and the common branches OF studies
are taught The best methods oftcaching are
faithfully observed. Among the studies
which attract attention is phonography-an
art which enables one to write Il hundred and
twenty to a hundred and fifty words minute
with as muchI facility as if writing ordinary
long hand. The teacher OF this study is the
well reporter TO the JOURNAL AND
STATESMAN, who gives two evenings a week
to those wishing to acquire knowledge Of its
principles.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

At Institute Hall, Nov. 9Th, It'll, slh, 9th
and It'll, Col. Johnston presents TO the people
of Wilmington an opportunity Of seeing a
fine and instructive panorama of Il Tour Of
Europe. The scenes arc said by those who
have seen the places, to be faithful copies A
descriptive lecture accompanies each exhibit
ton. The following is some idea of "the
tour ;-IIarbor Of New York, lcebcrgs Bay
Of Cork, Dunlou's Gap, Donnybrook Fair,
London, Dieppe, Paris, ChamouniX, Mont
Blanc, Rome Naples, Cologne, Heidelberg,
Under the Rhine, Venice, Jerusalem, Pyra-
mids OF Egypt. A gorgeous tableau completes
the entertainment.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

Fire Insurance Company is making special
effort to increase its business in this city, by
sending one of its most active agents, Mr..
Wm. H. Dinmore, here to clnyass-by des-
criptive circulars-our factories and stores,
for assurances against loss by fire. The I'm
pera is one olthe strongest and best institutions
now in existence. it is London company,
with cash capital of eight millions Of dollars
in gold has $500, 000 invested in this country,
and has paid, or is paying, all its losses in
Chicago, amounting to less than 100000. 1t
is purely fire insurance company, and does
not dabblc in speculatons or outside matters,
and is, therefore, Il most reliable and strong
company Mcssrs. Provost ~ Herring are
the Philadelphia agents, No. lO7 South Third
street both gentlemen of integrity and stand
ing in that city
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

sEMI-WEEKLY sun, So A YEAR,
Of tho same size on1 general character a.
THE WEEKLY, but with greater variety OF
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
II comes twice week Instead Of once only.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

On SATURDAY, the 11th day of November,
ISL, at o'clock, +. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
asa All that certain piece parcel Of land situate,
1iil&N lying and being in Brindywine hundred in
EisHH New Castle County aforesaid, wherein is now
II.Al&A erected Cotton Factory aud other buildings
an and bounded aud described as follows
tO wit:-Begnaing al certain post corner of the
Academy the northeast Of the March lane leading
fiom the Ntlaga Of Btandywns to the Delaware River
theuce from said poss south Jrty and half de-
grees six hundred feet along the said Marsh Lane
LammOt street. thence north ortf two and half d.
grees, east two bundled AMI fifty feet along Lammct
street to stake, thence north forty and half
grees west i've huadrei aud fifty six eet and half Of
foot to corner post thence south sixty fix and half
deyrees west one hundred and twenty eight feet and
seventy hunlre1s Of foot to another corner POST
thence south forty four and haf degrees hun
dred and twenty nine eet ami sixty nine Luudredths Of
foot the place Of egiuniug, containing three seres
one rood I'D twenty and turee tsn;hs Of perch
seizsi aud taken Ia Execution as the property Of
Daniel Iammot aud Anua T.. his wife, aud Daniel Lam
mot Junior ant polorss Lammc his wife, ami to and
to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, New Castle, October -, 1871.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03
On WEDNESDAY,. the 9Th day of November.
A D. ISL at 2 n'clnnk 2 NJ


A. D., 1871, at o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz;
- All those two certain lots pieces or parcels or
l.!,t# land Comprising the Delaware Hous, Hotel
liiiM property situate 10 the City Of Wilmington
iksfA ti0resAid, ssyerAy bounded aud dsscribs1 a.
tJOns, wit No. l. Having two Brick Houses fnow
dining in one and ether buildings and improy
thereon the boundaries OF said lot beng described a.
follows 1-wt;-Begnning at corner Of land formerly
OF John Ferris late OF Fox deceased and now Of William
Bright, the easery side of shipey street bal
FINN aud sixth sreeti thence with line OF said Bris
lot south NIFTY eiglt degrees, east hundred and
sventeen eet seven inches to the westerly side of Mar
ket street. thence By said sue of Market street
thirty degrees, west twenty fur feet to corner M
land late Of Ann Latimers deceased, now OF Linn n
Patterson, thence by that land north dereas
west about MY eight feet nine inches to there
OF at or near the middle disttnoe between Market and
shipey streets, thence south thrty-two degrees vast
i've feet mere less, to the c1rner OF formerly be-
longing AID sold oil OF this Que to Ann Lati,ner
thence BY that LAM north NIFTY eight degrees about
hfy-esht lest nine inches 10 The side OF ship
ley street aud thence thereby north thtytso degrees
east twenty feet less to the place of De-
ming, The contents within sat hounds more or isss
No .. 9risins the stables and yard tho bounda-
ries whereof are as iuiNs, 70 wi lrgiuuiug at cur
lad late vi james Ldnsr, dere issd on tho ws 1.
side ehipey stree At the distance Of hundrpd
and i've feel tcn the southery SIDE of sixth street.
helcs b, ta- Of al land North nt,y-e'ght degr e.
west eighty eet 10 Stake, tneLef ~ the
eastern side Vi four set vide al ey tnirtytwo
grees, tiXy 10 TO "a OF and now OF Benz
Jtnin Webb thence ~ tue OF that laLd eaAtwaraiy
parallel with the ncst described line with sixth
street eight5 four feet To The aforesaid de bipey
street thence thereby south thrtytwo degrees
sixty feel to the place ut beginning, containing within
said bounds i've tLousAud and ry feet OF land be the
or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property OF
Cornelius MeGreura ami TO be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
Sheri's o1ics, New Castle. October II, 1874.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

An old negro woman by the name OF
Price, died on the 90 ult., at the advanced
age of one hundred and eleven years. PRS
ella Piissy, as she was familary called,
was a favorite with three generations OF her
neighbors. She was pure African, ana IN
her early years was a slave in the Francis
family, now nearly extinct. She lived and
died on the land OF her old master in Apo.
quinimink Hundred, of whom she, as well
as her mistress, spoke with the greatest al
feet ion. -Repub 'fcdn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

Progress is the fruit Of energy. The Wheel
of Fortune revolves rapidly and surely when
the motive power is persevering energy.
This properly directed will oil The machinery
and make all the inlricaties OF business life
run smoothly and successfully 1t is this
energy and attention TO every detail requir-
ell to give our patrons every satisfaction that
has resulted in the Prosperity and success of
the Great Clothing Emporium Of BENNETT
Il Co, TOWER HALL, No. 5l9 MARKET
STREET, halfway between Fifth and Sixth
streets, Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-03

The Sunday School Normal Institutes, held
fecentlyat Seaford and Nliddetown, appointed
the following committee TO make arrange
ments for a meeting to be held at the next
annual conference at Laurel, viz 4. II.
IIammersley, Milford Rev. G. W. Beroy,
Salisbury; Rev. James NJ Williams, Cam
bridge Rev. Wesley Kenney, ID, Odessa /;
+. a. Elias, ESQ, Elkton and Alfred Cox,
ESQ.,, Middletown.
There has been nothing for long time on
the Pennsular that has aroused the public in
terest as have these Institutes. - Mutual
Friend