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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-28
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funded, SO q 90.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
The stock market was intensely dull and prices
underwent very little nuctuation, except In the
case OF Erie which declined from sex to 6Al rally
inQ to 55h, and In Pacific MAIL which fell OF to nv
ana closed at rs, after rally to 7sk. The news
nom Geneva that the Conference had settled the
matters 80 long In dispute, and would proceed forth
with to the actual work Of arbitration, communi-
Gated
FIRM TONE
In the closing hours OF business, but without excit
ing activity. The dulness OF the day is well illus
trated In the fact that there was not single sale Of
either the common or preferred shares Of Milwaukee
and St. Paul-stocks usually active enough to be
frequently features Of speculative interest ana at
traction. Reading In Philadelphia was quoted l2a.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day:-
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE g. 1872-TRIPLE SHEET

choice grocery, 9hc l0ke. Brazil-Dutch standard,
Nos to H. 7c. 94c JavA-Dutch standard Nos 10 to
IL PIC a9sc Manila-Superor and extra superior TIC.
$50.
srEARIEx remained dull and entirely nominal
TALLow.-Stock light and the market dull The best
bids not above 9hc.
WHisKxY-Receipts, 639 bbls. The market was quiet
owing to the hrmness of holders who unwilling
realize except At the improved price noted yesterday
held at &C., without buyers
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The quotations are based on cotton running in quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted
FLOUR AND Receips-Flour Is 6l6 bills wheat,
bags; oats o. oo b.s hes rye 10 sls DO The flour
export but the sales light comprising about Oo
bbls, part of which last evening and include $50
in better demand We learn OF sales Of bbs at
% 80 s. o for Western yellow, and So 10 Marshs
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Wheat active, but scarcely firm at the close The
sales were about los QUO bushels at 81 SO 81 6l No
milwaukee spring In store and ahoat; 900 do to ar
rive before July 10 Mt 81 co. 81 IS for white Genesee
afoat 81 90 for winter red Western Corn was heavy
though fairly active The sales about Isl 900 bushels
mainly at Csc 63ac. for steamer 643c. 65c for sail
76c for Western yellow, 76c 78c for do. white. Oats
were steady Sales about 10000 bushels 4Gc for West
nominal in the absence Of transactions.
FREIcHTs.The inquiry for berth room has been mode
rate In good part for accommodation by sail Rates
about steady The chartering business less active
still there was moderate business consummated at about
previous rates The engagements comprise TO Liver
rosn private terms; 900 boxes cheese 3D. by
for wheat TO London, BY sa bushels Is grain nn al at
ton 47s a. Bristol By steam bushels grain re-
80 hhds and nd. 20 tieEces tobacco. on private
sran I'd aSS 10 Xntwerp 100 GSIs t 9aaw
3us go terces lard, Soc 500 bbs rosn, 41,d TO
Gibraltar $500 cases petroleum and 100 hhds tobacco
private terms The charters were A bark recharered
5000 quarters grain to Cork for orders, IS 3d. ii direct 3D.
off a Norwegian bark, 5000 quarters grain to Penarh
Roads for orderr 5s I'd Italian bark, 2400 quarters
grains to Cork for order o. 3d. If direct Sd off and
Guiding west coast Of Ireland Dutch bark hence TO
Gibraltar for orders to the Mediterranean Adratic
1850 bbls refined petroleum. 5s Cd. American bark
80 tons TO Bristol, general cargo lump sum; Dutch
British bark from Philadelphia to Continental port 1850
bbls refined petroleum. As 3d. As 4d or A. 3d. accord
ing to ports or lay days.
NAtao Tha vkntr Ay,ttnn mad AuIlo
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THE SPECIE SHIPMENT
to-day was $4,000. 1t is estimated that much as
81, 900 900 viii 60 out on Saturday.
GOVERNMENTS HIGHER.


GOVERNMENTS HIGHER.
Governments advanced with the rise in gold and
held the Improvement to the end, the days bust
ness revealing demand for the reinvestment of
the July interest and scarcity OF bonds which
readily account for the 1rmness Of the market.
The chief dealings were in the '67's which advanced
to 117A 117X. The following were the closing quo
lions United States currency skies, l14x 114al
do. do, 1884, registered, 114% 114X do. do, coupon
l19X 119s; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and
November, 1147s 114x; do do, 1852, coupon, do,
i14K 114s; do. do, 1854, do. do, 114,S l14s; ;
do. d. 1866, do. do, lax IFS; do. do, 1857,
registered, January and July, 1l3K 11sh; do. do,
1895, coupon, do 11oX III; do do, 1857, DO. do,
l17X 117X; do do 1858, do. do, 117'i 117s; do.
ten-forties, registered, 11oA 11os; do. do, cou
pom, 111H 111A do. dves Of 1884, registered, 112K
. 112X; do. do, coupon, 1928 1921.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were noticeably strong on
large orders from parties desiring to reinvest July
Interest moneys. The prices asked were above
bidders views, and hence not much was done. The
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LILO
For delivery Oasis low mddng) the sales have
been follows Sales last evening after o'olockJay,
9Th; $40 at % 36c, regular; August 200 at 25zsc. Sep
tember 800 at October, lO9 at Il Lice; November,
June 100 g ilss july 100 Az Slde 6o a &c 500
Is 8l6c, loo at 2osc notice after 4th August 900 at
l5l6c 200 At l5o at 25c 500 at rs 1sl6c 600 ut
2sse:, 200 q SIS October 100 At 2lc 800 At No.
Der, 300 lsc $40 at 10 9l6c 100 l9c 400 at 10 96c
Exchanged-l6c paid to exchange 40 July for
gust nc paid to exchange GOO July GOO August
Sn board 800 n Scse%9sr 9
ton, New Orleans, lo9 Mobile, 100; Savannah,
New York, @l Total, COS This day last week, lo34;
closed as o!lows:fo Liverpool, by steam I'D. BY sn,
h32d Sl6d To Havre, BY steam, 80 gold; safl, &c.
Bremen BY steam, Ae, gold, compressed sail, sc TO
ports by steam, &C. We Quote
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S s.vs spirits @ as the oc s
shade stronger he higher prices buy
bb at pa At AZ ss
witch there good demand and saes Of Sbis
Ct sS asr 7s: IL;
q1ps DrsvsIYGn pSs lsass
exhibited consider able aIn9ess, There were sales
ed
both roads The r9!saspSia marked naGsssa
. s s4 co n y qs s's At
sass Of ao Sbs buyers frs, half Juy' a. aea and d
s ss 81 a sH a ans S S Ssw xHh 80 S0
s aa 1 pu S
s III 'sDIssS Ivy y
sasss sI; oss
SS .s q .s
" s'asS aSS'fd
WAS s fair ad u market y Other de-
we're ssTTsnt We qsc,s.|s%Sss$ hams iosls; iss;
sS.s!Ss5s ss Is s IsI$1I as
iis1ss: 5ny ss :SS asr!ss a jsiy
e. % & sssSs n c Va: sn nd 90
mand. Sales 400 tierces at SAC. SIC.
RicKThe market has been less active to-day still there
has been fair basass A. former prices
7tac a TIC. and 80 bags Rangoon at67sc n nc.
SUGAR.-The market for continued very quiet, but
without noticeable change In prices, We have only
sales Of 10 hhds Demcrara at 0c and l Of
molasses sugar at &c. Refined dull and somewhat
easier; quoted at llc for and l2c. l3c for hard.
Messrs @. Amann Co. report the stock, sales and
ceipts as follows
Hhds. Bores Bags Mcado.
Stock (ascertained by actual
count including specula
tom, June l. 1872 T.108 1888 {6.43 2464
Receipts since the LIST June 1lT 23s24 2sl0 42ls
Total .................iH rs, IOo,757 se2es 6,12
Sales since the LIST OF june. 1919 1868 2&5 1850
Stock this day, June a. 1871 4s6 sv99 s66ls $500
70, isn ao46 s65es zoess ss7s
50, $50. saoss lc7,oss seolul l7ss
j. 1859 e............,... IN o52 1f347 1858 eel
We quote .-Cuba-Renn,ng, Inferior to common nc a
&c; fair 10 good fair 6ssc sac. good TO prime,
DC, ekc.; grocery, fair TO good, oAc. a 9ac. !;
prime 70 choice, gMc. lOc; centrifugnl hhds. and
boxes, exc. 10}1c; molasses hhds and boxes nc.
a Sxc melado 41ac. SIC. Havana-Boxes, Dutch
Standard Nos. TO O. Sic. SIC; do, 10 to IL 9.c
9Sc.; do 13 to l5 9xc l0sc. do l6 to 49, llc Ike
do, 10 to 90 Ike I2hc do white, Ike. l2c. Porto
hco-Renning, common to prime, Sc va; fair 70
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GOLD LOANS AND CLEARANCEs.

GOLD LOANS AND CLEARANCEs.
In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
10 per cent for carrying. The operations Of the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:--
AOlu
Gold balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 219S,5
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2,490,S38
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK P. N.


Cotton Market Steady Under q Moderate
Dema nd-ReceiPts Mt the Ports COS
Balos-Wheat q Shade Easier-COrn
Easier-POrk and Lard steady-spirits
Turpcntine and Rosin Firmer-Whis-
key Nominal.
THURSDAY, June IT'S r. M.
CoFrEE.-No round lots changed hands, but there
q fair business consummated in jobbing par
cells, which realized full prices We quote Rio
Ordinary cargoes l6Lc l6Ac; fair do, l7Rc lSc !;
good do, lS1ac lSAc; prime, 100 l9Ac, gold per
lb In bond, 60 90 days; Maracaibo, zoe. &c; La
guayra, 20c. &c Jamaica, l9lc 2c Ceylon 2Osc
2l1ac. Singapore, lSc a &c., gold, In bond
CorT0N-For spot cotton the market steady under
a moderate deaand. Future delivery was &c. per To-
easier at the opening, but under better demand II
subsequently recovered. The sacs sum up thus
To-Day. Last EGG Total
SonsuimGtion ........... sM los s s
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q, o52 l43,A7 1893 99I
Inferior TO common, 7Ac. a
&c. a SIC; good TO prime,
to good, 94c. a 9lsc. [;
C.. centrifugal, hhds. and
es, hhds. and boxes TIC.
10, Havana-Boxes, Dutch
sac. do, 10 TO IL, 9Jsc. q
}. {; do, l6 TO Is, lie. a ll3xc. ;
!, white, i've. a l21ac. Porto
prime, GO o 95,sc. fair 70
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$4,000 8 @ 0s. n, ia &Jy
sou do,.....,..-.-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19
The EIktOn ana Massey's Railroad.

We publish below the proceedings of a
railroad meeting held at Chesapeake City,
on Saturday last, which looks more like
business than anything we have ever before
published on the subject. The First Dis
trict and Kent seem to have made good
their promise of raising $50, goo toward sub
scribing to the stock of the company
$5S, 600 will have to be raised before the
money from the State can be drawn, $S, 900
of which was reported at the meeting, leav-
ing about $50, 600 to be raised:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Oct. 12, 1872.
The adjourned railroad meeting was
organized by calling John Peach, Esq, to
the chair and appointing Wn. T. Weldon,
Secretary.
The committee appointed ut Cecilton to
solicit subscriptions in the First District to
the Elkton and Massey's railroad, reported
twenty-four "a, 000) thousand dollars bona
fide subscriptions with the pledge that the
First District and Kent would subscribe
thirty $50, 000) thousand dollars. S. Green,
Esq, one of tn. committee for the Second
District was absent. He had written to the
Secretary by Fridays mail that he expect
ed to attend the meeting anal report eight
($S,000) thousand dollars.
Elkton was not represented.
On motion of VIM. NJ. Knight the meet
ing adjourned to meet in Elllton OH Tues
day the 22d Of October at one o'clock.
VIM. r. WELDoT, Sc cretary.
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North East Items.

improvements. George Moore, has
raised his new house, on lot bought OF
the Mccullough Iron Company, near the
Depot. The graders are at work, prepara-
+orv TO LAYING the pavements, to connect
the nortions already laid. When done,
will be great improvement to the town.
A,eident.-C. w. Kane, a little child,
fol, and broke her arm, on Monday last.
Dr Housekeeper attended the case.
PoHtical.-We had very enthusiastic
meeting. on Friday night last, 18th inst,
addresses by Joseph B. Pugh, ]. E. Will
son Esos., and Mr.. Warbnrten. A full
house and sound speakers had their effects.
Ws bepiu to fee like rescuing our old State
,oa;n from the thirsty blood hounds-the
Demo Greeley mongrels. The latter party
mustered few together on Friday night,
,bout 9 o'clock p. NJ, and was addressed
hr the ex- Colonel of the 9th Maryland reg
;ment who quit his regiment by saying
lac. oray hairs calls me homo, boys. But
,rho really did not like the smell Of gun
,ouder. The discourse consisted in severe
,;tbets on General Grant and the Admin
istration-the old song; and not satisfied
with that, had to visit Gen. Grants father,
,,oo,uss he had been appointed, very pro.
norlv postmaster, by President Lincoln
Ne used tho high toned expression, thai
che had not sense enough to carry quits t.
, hsar:" which caused boy or two t.
,anah and received condemnation from thu
la"e part of the audience.
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Old Things have Passed AWnY.

This is at least true of the old method of treating
longer considered wise to put patient to the
ture in order him Of disease in which pain ID
already undermining the energies Of his system. True
science ranges itself the side of Ire and enlcav-
the province of Hostettcrs Stomach 8itters the
approved tonic advertised in THIS country. 1t may
be recommended Fall medicine par excellence: for
it is in the Fall that biliousness dyspepsia and maar
ous ftvers especially prevalent. The frame,
hau,ted by the heats of summer is relaxed and feeble
its close and requires. may say demands artificial
assistance. Afford that assistance in occasional doses
of Hostctters Stomach Bters and the evils referred
be escaped. Throughout the far West. and the
steing auval OF the southern rivers all the varie
ties of the periodical fever probably rife to-day
Had course of Hostetters Btters been commenced by
the sufferers month ago before the unhealthy
set in. even-eghths of them would in all proba.
blty be in their usual health at the present time. So
much for want of orecaste. So much for not keeping
in the house and using daily the best safgnar against
epidemic and endemic fevers.
As hocks of impostcrs and mitators trying to
follow in the wake of the great American remedy
therefore be that the article You buy genuine
and verified by the proper trademarks. The true
article only be obtained in bottles Beware Of the
spurious bitters sold by the gallon or in kegs.
Oct 5, lS72-lm
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Pilot Town Items.

Retur ned.-Wm. r. Griffing has remov-
ed from Hartford county back to this village
again.
Dvpthsria. The disease has disappear
ed from this neighborhood. Shoots open
ed this week.
Railroad.-The rails will not be laid this
Winter on the Port Deposit g. Columbia
railroad Kavenny & Buck are at work
with one gang on the Eddy Rock. They
are preparing stone for the abutments for
the bridge over Fishing creek. Messrs.
McDowells do the mason work.
D;ed.-After lingering illness, at his
residence. Abalsom Roman, in the y yeal
of his age.
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REGISTRATION.

The Registers will open their books in
the several districts for the completion and
correction of the Lists of Voters, on Non
day. 2SM and Tussday 29M inst. 1t is very
important that all should attend who have
not been registered, and that canvassers
of the districts be present to see that no
names are inadvertently scratched that
ought to remain on and none remain on
that ought to be taken off.
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REST AwH1LE.-Ye that have labored
for the season and toiled to reap the fruit
of your labors, now, that the harvest is
overland we hope it has been fruitful
one), should rest a,ohile. The body, the
mind, and the energies of man, like the
soil that has yielded its increase, must rest
aphile. And dnring this rest seek to reno
vato all your surroundings, not forgetting
the outer man; for which we have prepar-
ed a Splendid Stock Of Fail and Winter
Clothing which cannot be equaled and we
are selling all the goods at unusually low
prices. Genuine Bargains can he secured
at BENNETT & Co.'s TOWER HALL, No.
SIS MARKET Street, halfway between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
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THE MARKETS.
Elkton Markets.
CONNECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

Flour, extra, $750@$7.75 family, SIS. 20
@$S.e5; Howard street super. &5.90GG.50.
Wheat, Maryland white, 195(G2o5c. for
prime to choice; choice amber 200(Go05c.;
prime red 190@195c. common to fair do.
160@1S0c. Corn, cd white, 72I73c. !;
yellow, G5@69c. for fly-cut and prime. We
note sales small lots of new at re. for white
and Csc. for yellow, and hominy corn at
Soc. Western yellow sold at 660n61c.-
Oats. continue firm, with good demand
Southern 45@46c.; mixed Western, 41G43
CENTS; damaged, 39c.; bright, 44@45cents
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Chesapeake City Items.

Religious.-Rev. J. E. Kidney is holding
extra meetings in the Manor NJ. E. Church.
They have been in progress about one week
and will no doubt be continued sometime.
Railroad.-A railroad meeting was held
10 this town on Saturday last. The meet
ing was not attended as it should have
been by persons who profess to wish to see
the enterprise successful and who could no
doubt aid it somewhat. Rumor says, very
few persons knew of the meeting until
after it was over.
Political.-Quite an interest seems to
have been awakened amongst the friends
Of Grant & Wilson and Hancock, in the
Second District since the meeting to be
held here, on Saturday evening, 10th, was
announced. If the weather prove favor
able there will be large turn out.
Corn Crop.-The corn crop is said to be
good in this neighborhood, and the farm
ers are busy gathering it, and otherwise
preparing ioI Nineoi'
At Work.-The Town Commissioners
have at last begun to show some signs OF
working. If digging deep bitches, &C., is
any sign of improvement, they are doing
it bravely. We hope they will not fail to
see the bad condition in which the Board
Walk is at this time, especially between
the two bridges.
Markst,.-Flour, s9.5O@s1O. per Dbl.
Potatoes, $1.@1.25 per bus; Corn Meal,
yellow, sOc.; white, 9Oc. per bus; Butter,
zoe. per bbl.; Eggs, Csc. per doz.; Lard,
123c. per h.; Chestnuts, $9.5O9$S.OO per
bushel.
Observation-Disclosures is brisking up
in Chesapeake. Trade through the
Canal is brisk. Chestuuts are very
nlenty this fall. Vi. Steamer G. L. Smith
is drawing custom in the way of freight
and passengers. u. Hard to find after the
PENNSYLVANIA election-Greeley Democrats.
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Meetings Of County Commissioners.

FTNIIE regular meetings of the County Commissioners
l. will be held the second TUESDAY Of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
file the in the Commissioners Office, with a legal
voucher: account will be allowed not properly
chargeable to the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply to the Clerk during the Of the
Board. By Order
WIN. T. MILLER Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County
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DETAILS AS TO THE PARTIES,

The Presbytery Committee state that
Maria salisbury is % years old; of illegiti-
mate birth her father was white. her mother
very little colored; she is an intelligent girl,
good talker; shrewd and ready, calm and
composed. Her child is female; about
Marias color; has an African nose, black
hair and eyes; doubtful if its father is a white
man.
The same authority states that Rev. Mr..
Mathews is As years old and his character
has heretofore been unimpeacheable. The
Elkton congregation numbered from 100 to
l25; salary $500; the three churches which
Mr.. Mathews now has aggregate from 22O to
265: salary $1,000.
The Presbytery's reasons for their action
will be published next week, not having
received the paper in time for this week S
iSsue
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Enurth District Items.

The "Big Elk" Grammer and Read
;ro Society meets on Monday evening, at
Jackson Hall. The meetings will be pri-
vate, except to those who will come and
take part in the exercises.
Edward H. Strahorn, moved from our
n:,.r;ct last week, to take up business at
C,sbo's Mills, near Newark, Del.
The Cherry Hill Fair and Festival is
:, nrooress and will close (this) Sat
The Debating Society meets at Jack
ann Hall next Thursday evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19

Large Yield.-Charles L. Cook raised
the past season over fifty-two bushels of
red Mediterranean wheat on one and a half
acres of land, strict measurment of both
land and wheat. This is close to 35 bush
els per acre, the largest yield we have yet
heard of in Chester county. Mr.. Cook used
a fertilizer of his own manufacture.
Oxford Press.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19

Mr.. H. c. Nesbitt. of Port Deposit. has
just returned from Boston, with large
lot of boots and shoes, -'whole stock"
boots from 1915 to $425 for the best
Also fine stock of Dry Good and Notions
just from the City at low prices. [2o
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19

The Largest and Finest Assortment OF
.: IN Goods ever offered in Elkton
M a.;m he found at Mrs. GANss', on Nam
s WI, Also a fine display of Notions an ana
s s1n;r Goods. Country Milliners will find
u itt 70 their advantage to call and examine
III. ~ stock. Dress Making attended 10 70
promptly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19

eS-Oak Hall may be the popular cloth
ing house but to have your clothes clean
use MOORE & Bros Wilmington City Soap.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19

We have Hats Of the latest style, look at
'em. BEE HIVE.
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The price in Elkton is 10 cents quart.

Child Burned.-A small child of Mr..
Sweetapple, Manager of Marley Paper
Mill, was badly burned in the face, hands
and neck, on Wednesday last. The nurse,
left The child tied in chair near stove,
and in her absence the child managed to
tilt the chair against the stove and was
burned in the frightful manner above men
toned. The child's screams summoned
the mother to its rescue.
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Lower In Prices.-New Goods opening
this week at the GREAT CENTRAL, selling
at less than cost and cash prices.
DRENNEN & Bro
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19

The Bee Hive can't afford to sell goods
on credit. Prices too low.
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Mad Dog.-Mrs. Brown, of Cherry Hill,
had what is in popular parlance termed a
valuable dog, which showed symptom of
hydrophobia in the early part of this week,
and finally the disease manifested itself
in violent fit when the animal bit several
other dogs, and was afterward killed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19

Chestnuts.- Chestnuts says the Oxford
Press, are remarkably plentiful, besides
being large and fine, this season. Great
quantities have been gathered and sold at
the stores. Our grocers have lately been
refusing to pay over cents quart for
them. On election day, H. NJ. Wilson re-
ceived over II bushels of chestnuts at his
store, at Goshen, Lancaster county, and
Lewis J. Kirk, at Kinks Mills, received
over 16 bushels
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAILROAD NOTICE.

All persons favorable to the immedia construction
VI the ELkTON AND MASSEY'S RAILROAD are
notified to meet at Lnymans HOTEL Chesapeake City,
Saturday, October 18th, at o'clock Pm.
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DIED.

BROMWELL.-Ou Goth Of September,
MARY EVANS daughter Of DR.. Robert E.
and Josephine f. Bromwel, in the II
wear of her age
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS,

Notice is hereby given all persons not to trsspass
on the premises Of the subscriber with Dog Gun
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offending ALFRED WHITEHALL.
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