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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-31

The Thermometer has been standing at
50 to $50 above Zero this week.
The "road men - under the supervision
of Mr.. Robert Steel, are striking another
blow at the pike from the Fox Chase to
Delaware line. Jewish them good speed.
Mrs. Matthew Borland made a public
sale of her personal property on Wednes-
day last, everything seemed to sell we'll,
particularly stock, which brought high
prices.
The old house situated on the Peterson
Farm, fell over with crash the other day.
1t was built of logs and has been standing,
we understand nearly one hundred years.
Mr.. Jonathan Seminar is tearing out
and refitting up his residence in Fair HILL
Isaac s. Strahorn demolished his old barn
on Saturday last, preparatory to building
the new one.
j. Strahorn & Sons have added to their
already extensive mill, machinery for turn
ing and finishing spokes; the machines
"oih oPiCHuiuIy, anu are uIluer me super
intendence of Mr.. John Williamson, an
experienced workman from Wilmington,
Delaware.
VIM. J. Jones, Esq, proved himself
master of his subject in his lecture on
Tuesday evening. Some thought from the
title of his subject that it might prove I'M
interesting, but all such were agreeably
surprised to find it both interesting and
instructive. Mr.. J. seems to be warm
friend of "Mother Eve" and all her
daughters too, as he dwelt some little on
the unjust sensure which so many inflct
upon eve while they are every day
committing worse sins themselves. His
remarks were up to the times and varied
with good jokes, hits and Illustrations
Some young gentlemen from Elkton added
much to the entertainment by giving some
fine vocal music before and after the lect
ure. The attendance was good and the
audience attentive, and it would be we'll
with society if we could spend more such
evenings at Jackson Hall.
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The Good Templars are making prepare
tions for the County Convention which
meets here on Wednesday, June 4th. A
public meeting will be held in the evening,
which will be devoted to speaking, &c.
Rev. T. l.. Poulson and Hon. Pennell
Combs, are expected to be present and take
part in the exercise.
A fatal accident occurred at Pivot Bridge,
on Monday last. An only child of Mr..
Gervin was scalded so badly as to cause
death i'll a few hours. She was sitting
near the stove, which was raised from the
floor by blocks; one Of the blocks giving
way threw the stove over, upsetting pot
of boiling water over the child. Its suf-
fering was intense until relieved by death
about nine hours after the accident. In
TERED at Bethel Cemetery, on Wednesday.
Aged about two years.
We must again call the attention to our
street lights. We now enjoy one OF the
greatest improvements, that of having our
streets beautifully illuminated by lights.
They were formerly oftimes so dark that it
was really dangerous for persons to go out
at nights; but now pedestrians can enjoy
the luxury of travelling from one end Of
town to the other without being afraid
every moment of having their brains knock
ed out against trees, posts, &c.
a Fair and Strawberry Festival was held
in the Chapel Of the Presbyterian Church,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week, for the benefit of
said Church. The tables were very taste
fully arranged and did credit to the ladies'
who labored so faithfully in behalf of their
Church,
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Notice to Creditors.

This Is TO give notice, that tho subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters of Administration the personal estae
Of JOHN I. B0WDEN,
late Of said county. deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibi.
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 18th day of April, 1874;
they may otherwise, by law BE- excluded from all benefit
If said estate All persons indebted said estate are
to make Immediate payment to the subscri-
Der. Given under my hand this iri day of Nav 1873
ANNIE VI, B0WDEN,
Administrative of John T. Bowden decd.
Test-REuBEN D. JANAR, Register.
Nav g. lS13-6w
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Rising Sun Items.
Cheese Factory--Crops- Times.

The Cheese Factory is now in full blast
getting some 1900 lbs. of milk daily and
making 100 lbs of cheese. Ex-sherif
Reynolds has 0 cows that pay SO per day.
Milk-it is not bought on Sunday morning
or Saturday night; have not commenced
the manufacture Of ice-cream yet, or but
ter, but are fixed for either.
Crops are now looking very fine and
farmers have lively hope that last years
deficiency will be made up. Fruit trees
are quite full of blossoms and should moth
ing unusual happen there will be good
crop Of fruit.
Hard tiues are still the cry but from the
immense loads of hay, corn and eats that
are constantly going to our depot, every
body can't be included in the general hard
up, and credit at least must be good, from
the quantity of Fertilizers and Lime that
goes out.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Beef cattle were in better demand this
week, but prices were without material
change; about 1900 head sold at &c, for
extra Pennsylvania and western steers; Ct
(97ic. for fair to good do, and 5@6 c., per
ID gross for common as to quality. Cows
were in fair demand, $50 head sold at $50
(G75 per head. Sheep were also in fair de-
mand; 5000 head sold at 4@6c. per ID.
gross as to condition. Hogs were unchang-
ed. 5000 head sold at ss6s.25 per 100 lbs.
net.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscribers of Cecil
county, have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Testamentary the personal estate of
ELI lIURF0RD,
late of said county deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before tho 18th day of April, 1874:
they may otherwise ly law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted said estate arr
requested to make immediate payment the subscri-
hers. Given under hands, this 18th day Of April
1873. JOB HAINES
HANSON II. HAIEES
Executors of Eli Hurfori, deceased.
Test-RsunES ID. JAMAE, Register.
Auril ls.3-t;w
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscribers of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters OF administration the personal estate
OF ISRAEL VALENTINE
ate OF SAID county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned To- exhibit
'he same win the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
, TN Q: before the 18th day of MAY 1874;
they may otherwise by law be excluded. from all benefit
oi SAID estate All persons indebted To said estate are
requested 10 Ak" Immediate payment to the snhscri-
bers Given under our hands this 18th ,,y of May
1873. JosrpII NII i VI Wp nay
Administrator of Israel Valentine decd
Test-REuDkS b. LAMAR Register
NAV II lS.3-6w
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To Bridge Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the County Commits
sioners Of Cecil county, ut their Office in Elkton on
Tuesday, the 10Th uu Of June merit up to II o'clock NJ
to build BRIDGE over Stone Run on tho public road
leading from Rising Sun via Phillips Mill to Rock
Springs.
THE BRIDGE will be an open sill structure "a f-et
span between face of abuncnts, anu to have bearing
OF ~ inches on each abutneEt and l6 feet wide
out to ont stills squared by II inches and dressed
with 3-incii Gambler hooring inches thick ss and
hooring white oak the sides will be protected with
posts hy ! inches thick every feet. haved on the
outside ss and secured with 3a-inch bolts and the
posts will be teupued into cap inches square an
inch pine board foot wide will he let into the posts
inch midway between the fnnr and cap: the posts to
lie 81 feet high above the floor: the flooring to be-
spiked TO si!Is.
THE ABUTMENTS to be 6 feet high above ordinary
water level and foundation feet below the bed OF
creek. unless good ounja. ion is sooner obtaaned ;
the abutmentI be 3 feet thick bottom and
thick at top and Ii feet long and built to batter of
inch to the foot
THE WING WALLS on the west side of crrel--onr
OF abutmens where they join the same, and deep
at outer ends and feet thick: the east side the
creek the wing wall will be 70 feet long and depth
Others
THE GUARD WALLS will he same length Of wing
walls Is inches thick, and feet inches high above
the graded roadway and rounded top to half circle
with small stone and good cement; the sonework must
be built above ordinary level with cement and
the balance of sonework in good quick lime MORTAR
The roadway to be graded ut grade of not less than
foot in l..
The contractor to give bond, with security, to
plete the same in workmanlke manner, to tho salts
faction of the County Commissioners their agent,
or before thu l4th day of October next.
BY order. WM. T. MILLER. Clerk
May -, 1s73-2w County Commissioners.
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PersOnal.-Mr. II. Vandeford, former
Editor of The Democrat, paid Elkton a
visit on Friday, and called at The Wig
office Mr.. ", was in fine health, and we
never saw him look better. He looks like
there was twenty years moro of editorial
work in him.
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NOTICE..
WILLIAM J.. PORTER

JAMES A. PORTER and MARGARET A. PORTER
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Chancery.
ORDERED, This 9th day of May 1873 that the sal,
made and reported y William J. .Ione, AMI L. Marshall
nrs, Trustee, for the sale of the Real Estate men.
toned in the ab"veentitlcd cause be ratified and con-
irmed. unless the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 2lth day of July, next: provided "a
copy OF this order be inserted in newspaper printed
IN Cecil county once week for month before the
24th day Of June next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be s.
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT
Nav "a, lS.3-lm CI.rL
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Lost.-A gold sash pin about an inch
long, lost on Main Or Dolly Warden streets,
on Thursday afternoon. If found and re-
turned to the third house, on Dolly Var
den street, east side, suitable reward will
be given.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Cloverseed dull; prices nominal; 7(asJc.
for inferior to choice new crop. Flour flat;
quotations barely mentioned: superfine
81, 75M5,50; extras s., 75@G. 10; Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana and Ohio family extra S7,s7
GS,76. Wheat quiet and steady. Rye 81
(GSS cents. Corn active; yellow 65 cents:
mixed 66 cents; white g. cents. Oats less
active; white Western 50@51 cents; mixed
40 cents.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Stop! Stop!!-Where did you get your
frozen Pine Apple, Frozen Strawbe rries,
Vanilla, Lemon, Chocolate Cream and
Water Ice? At Mrs. HALLS, opposite the
Post Office. All kinds of fine cakes and
crackers.
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Changed Hands.-Tho old established
Meat and Provision Store of Mr.. Jose phi
Wells has changed hands, MIR. Wells hav-
ing sold out to Messrs. Keys & Hopkins
who will conduct the business. We be-
speak for the new firm a continuation Of
the liberal patronage conferred on the
former proprietor. Their advertisement
will be found in our columns to-day.
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70 Oak Hall may be the popular cloth
ing house but to have your clothes clean
use MOORE i Bros Wilmington City Soap
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WANTED AGENTS tor af :sss i;:e
Ny Jolly Friends Secret.

Dr. do LEWIS new work is immense success -
Saves money worry and precious health and sho hoc
10 I've 'oeh and groc fat on stk Agents are coming
1HoRep and doing world Of good with it, Delay moi
but address az once. ''
GEO. MAGELLAN Publisher pbi,d.,,bi,
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WANTED.-Agent wanted to sell Rick
ards Green Corn Crater, for reducing
Green Corn to pulp.
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Trustees Of Public Schools for The
Fourth, Fifth and Ninth Districts.
FOURTH DISTRICT.

No. ]. Cherry H-Dr. X. C. Carter John Ramsey
and 5. Kennard Miller.
No. 3 lIays'-Wm. Campbell James McKaue and
WIN. Kershaw.
No. g. Jackson-Wm. Tuft. B. f. Zobley and George
0. Maxwell.
No. T. Union-Amos Alexander George s Smith and
John VI. Scntn.n.
No. 8. Ewngve-Israel Reynolds, Samuel Haddock
and Morris X. Wilkinson.
No. G. Rock-Jonathan Yerkes Alfred Macke aud
John Mctleary.
No. I. Ccntre-Rsese Nahan BOREDOM Wright and J.
Strayhorn.
No. S. Big Elk-James X. Willis, Joseph Steele and
John +. Gallaher.
No. 9. Fair yiew-IIiram Clement Robert Nackey and
Michael Young.
No. 10. Carters-John McCrsry, VIM otley and Toy
hart Sca yh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-31

Mrs. Nelson has returned from the City
with a large assortment of Millinery
Goods, and invites the ladies to call and
SEQ them.
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FOUND AT LAST "A remedy that not
~ ly relieves, but cures that enemy Of man.
Kin d, Consumption as we'll as the numer-
ots satellites which revolvs around it in
the shape OF coughs, colds, bronchitis,
sors throat, influenza. &c. The remedy
we allude to is DE-. WIsTAR's BALsAM
OF WILD CHERRY, prepared by Seth w.
Fowle & Son, Boston.
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PERFECTION.
In searching for perfection

In searching for perfection
We have weary task;
How oft slight inspection
Reveals the tinsell'd mask.
We find flower at morning,
With beauty teeming<o'er;
1t eve it droops; and, mourning
Perfection, iE no more.
But skill, such triiles loathing,
Produces at mans call
Perfection in the Clothing
A BenrGH's Io1oer Hall.
0. 5lS Market street, halfway betwt
fth and Sixth streets, Philadelphia.
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Fourth District Items.

HIT Hen'ier-Road improvements Sole
faH Of an OH -Inprocem.ents-
Neao Machincfy-L Lecture.
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FOR OFFICIAL LETTERS AND RETURNS

No !, size 81 by 5l2 inches: estimated number re.
CURED annually, 5,O0o.OOo.
No = size - by % inches estimated number re-
quired annually 10000.
No. :, size by inches estimated number required
annually. l.2J000O.
No - size ~ by lOi inches: estimated number re-
CURED annually, 100000.
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Trustees of Public Schools for the
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Districts.
Sixth DISTRICT.

No. l. Stone-Jsmes A. Headly, Joseph L. Stephens
and Augustus Broomield
No. 2 Farmington-Eiijah Hester, VIM. T. Brickley
and James Egan.
No. j. Jefsrson-John Lac kland, James Cameron and
Joseph X. Thomas
No. /. Chapel-Francis A, Linton James Tolson ann
Theodore Marshall.
No. ). Monroe-Isaac X. TAYLOR Jo>c,h Frnr and
James A. Coulsou.
No. D. Rising sun-Barcay Reynolds. jesse A. Kirk
and Job Haines.
No. q Oak Grore-B. c. eynold>. Z. A. REYNOLDS and
w. Wiley.
No. S. Octoraro-Janles NJ Evans Jss $ Addison and
VIM. Richards.
No. O. Hickory GroveR II. Nesbitt, jeremiah Swish
er and Frank Htl,icrson.
No. 10. Liberty Grove - Robert f. Rowland, Il A
Saunders and Hugh Wright.
No. IL. Loves Ruu-William W. Moore Stephen Rich
ard, and Wn, I Evan.
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Fine Fabrics for the warm weather wa
ranted to please the most fastidieus taste,
At the GLASS FRONT
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NOTICE

Is hereby given TO all parties concerned that tb.
nueisi have been appointed by the Circuit Court
for Cecil county la Chancery Commissioner IN NIL
division Of tho Real Estate formerly owned by WILLIAM
Hudson deceased if the shall be found Capable of
such division then value the same will meet Far that
purpose On the premises, on MONDAY the seventh Iat
oi uy' 1888 anu then and there proceed TO execute
sau commission WILLIAM LINDSEY
CHARLES RHOADES
j. X. PRICE.
- ii. II. BRADY
May ., ls'3-tm THOMAS b. HOPPER
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North East Items.

Lea Observation-Disclosures and Contents
Burnt-BuiMing s. Loan Assoctatio~-
Base BaH-CWt OW-Big Wheat.
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Soldiers entitled to Homestead Of 100 Acres
The BEST LOCATIONS for COLONIES.

Is the most powerful cleanser, strength
ener and remover OF Glanduar Distractions known to
Nrterin NciicG.
1t is specially adapted to constitutions worn
down amt driritnei hs the weather of Spring
and summer when TIL" blood is in circulation
consequently gathering Impurities from slugS shness
and imperfect action of the sccrerc organs, and is
manifested 10y TumorS. Ermptions, Blothcs, Boils
Puatnles, Scrofula. &c. &c.
When weary and languid from overwork and
dizziness drowAncss anu Inertia take the place energy
and vgor, the system needs Tonic build it up and
help the Vital Forces 10 regain their rccuperative
power
In the heat OF Summer, frequently the Liver
and Spleen do not property perform their functions:
the ltrrinc and Urinary Organs inactive. producing
weakness of the stomach and intestincs and prcdis-
position to bilious arrangement
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NOTICES, &c.
Mutual Building Association

Issues seml,Annnal Series in January and july
Premiums paid in Monthly instruments Loans can be
repaid at any time. Stockholders can Withdraw Mt any
time with legal interest Series ssE,. viii he ismaI
the last Saturday in July.
President-DAVID SCOTT Treasarec-R HAISEs
oeefetarg-k e. REESE. CounSet-C. MCCULLOUGH
May 9 lS13-ly e'ii'
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DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT JURUBEBA

Is PREPARED DIRECTLY from the SOUTH AMERICAN
PLANT and is peculiarly suited all these difficulties
it will cleanse the INITIATED BLOOD strengthen the
LlFEGINING POWERS, aud REMOVE ALL OBJ
STRCCTIONS from IMPAIRED AND ENFEEBLED
Organs.
lr SHOULD EC FREELY TAKEN, as Jurubeai is pro-
nounced 10y medical writers the most efficient PURI-
FER, TONIC and DEODSTUENT known in the who'll,
range Of medicinal plants.
JOHN Z. KELLOGG, Is Plat St. New York
Sole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per Bottle Send for Circular.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

No. l. Observation-Disclosures J. Death, Jos. To,6
and Euoch Mccullough.
No. >. New Naley-Dr. A. VI. Jordon David Brown
al.a Frederick McNamce.
No. ]. Pilot Town-Joseph A. Roman, B. Cutler
and John l.. Michigan.
No. 4. Mount Pleasant-Wm NcCnllossh John Rem
nett and Alpheus Crothers.
These Trustees hereby notified of their appoint
ment. No further notice viii be required.
S. EVEREST.
May 2t-3w Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS
FOR POST-OFFICE ENVELOPES.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., NAV IL. 49,

SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at this De-
P sI until THURSDAY, the 18th day of June,
1873, ut II o'clock for furnishing in snch ouontities
and at such times may be required the following
described Post Office Envelopes period of one wear
commencing on the lst day Of July, 1873. to.wit:
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Decoration Day.-Owing to the scarcity
of flowers the graves of our soldiers were
not decorated yesterday, the day set apart
for that ceremony. On Wednesday, June
10th, the ceremony will be performed. The
hour of meeting of those who propose
participating in this beautiful commemra-
ton service will be 10 o'clock AN. at Elk
ton, and O clock Pm. at Cherry Hill.
Persons who have flowers to bestow for
this purpose will please leave them at the
office of The Cecil Wig, the day previous.
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Chesapeake City Items.

Tempcranee-Fdtal Accident-lStree Lamps
-EsStiynL
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NOTICES., &c,
TO BE LETT

The undersigned offers his House for Rent Possession
on the first day of June His Furniture is also for sale
TIIOS V. OLIVER
reo o. Io'S-Jel Elkton Md.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

No. l. Prncpio-Eli S. Sentman, John A. Jackson
and Joseph Watson.
No. = Perryyille-John Stump, Joel Reynolds and
Geo. W. Owens.
No. j. lndependsnecmLevi Jenness, George W. Jack
son and VIM. Taylor.
No. .. Port Deposit W. Ahrahams. W. W. Reynoli.
No. 6. Linwood--J .,nn W Re,v,ns w, potton
and Jesse h. Coulson
NO. = 'h''. 6nut 6rOve-Edmund Brown, Sam1 Jen-
.exs And Vim. McNullep.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

No. l. Wilsons-Wm. J. Wilson, VIM. X Stackhouso
and Edward Stysle.
No. . Harts-kobert Hart, John A. Wilson and An
thony George.
No. 3. Stone-John Davis, VIM, Manley and David
Rosine
No. l. Chspe-J. X. Biles, William Pryor and Robert
Jackson
No. 5. North East-Johnson Shippers Isaac " Benia-
min and John 5. Ferguson.
No. t. Uniun--Columhus W. Ford, Christopher Win
gate and Alexander Eutter
No. :. Union Grove-Rubcrt Cameron Thomas Phil
lips and James Jones.
No. S. Burns -SaIuuel Burns, VIM Reed and John
Riddle.
No. Q. Mariun-Jaues A. ckland Thomas Williams
and Vim. Thompson
No. 10. Washngton-J. W. Clifford Ellis p. Passmore
and John W. Abrams.
No. II. Oak Grove--Joseph Miller, Edgar Moon and
Joseph Lort.
No. IL. Carpenters Point - VIM. Heyerin VIM f.
Owens and George W. Barnes.
No. 13 Charlestown-John b. Graham Benoni Cool
ing and John N Black
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Port Deposit Items.

Sad Accident Warm-Farming-Come and
Gane-Going to Leace.
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county in chanccry. the uniers nc will offer at Public
Sse at tina Court House door, in Elkton Cecil county,
MARYLAND on
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PULLING PLACE. Nav 27tb 1879

Potttirs - Peaches - The Crops Fisheries,
Hands, ETC., - .Socta6iltty - Church Re-
DairS etc. ETC.,
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NINTH DISTRICT.

No. l. Bay View-George W. Benjamin. Jonathan p
Burns and Joseph Reed.
No. .. Oak Grove-James 7 Mearns, Granville Rsy-
holds and Samuel J. Nearns
No. 3 Rose Bank-.IoLn 81. Ireland, Wilson D. Pier
and job Grlnith.
No. !. Butler-Afred Kirk, VIM. C. Hambleton and
Abraham Lincoln.
No. }. White 0ak-l. II. Duyckinck Robert IT, Eng
land and VIM. Kirk.
No. &. Cherry Grove-James Clifford, Samuel J. Brown
and Samuel Sidewell.
No. Z. Wood Nalley-Stepheu Gilbert Edwin j. Brown
and Lewis Hickman.
These Trustees hereby notified Of their appoint
ment. No further notice will he required
;. }. ENGLAND, Commissioner
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WORKING CLASS So SAI wee. Or .1 FEMA1E
Respectable employment al hone day or evening: no
capital required full instructions valuable of
goods sent free by nail Address with six cent return
stamp. VI. YOUNG & CO. l1:I Greenwich ST N Y
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Left Their Engineer.-Ths way freight
train on Wednesday last, arrived at Elkton
without its engineer. At Newark the en-
CINE was started by the fireman, he suppos-
ing the engineer to be in the riding car
and the train was run to Elkton before
discovering that the chief man was left
behind. By the time the cars were shifted
at Elkton and ready to proceed the missing
engine driver made his appearance on foot,
his body in foam and his soul in fury;
a walk of six miles beneath the sun of that
day on a railroad track being an active
promoter of both those results.