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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03
North East Items.
Stcam6oat-L ecture-Death-Ihe Holtday'

Steamboat Lecture-Dedh-IHe Holtdays.
The C. p. Smith moved out for Balti-
more on Wednesday evening last with a
full cargo of hay, straw and grain, after
having been detained several days at the
wharf, on account of the extreme low tide.
This perhaps will be the last trip of the
season Oh account of ice.
The lecture on Tuesday night last at the
NJ. E. Church by Rev. Thos. L. Poulson
was quite success. A good attendance,
and the lecturer gave satisfaction to his
audience.
Mr.. John Galbraith, an old and respecta-
BILE citizen, died at o'clock OH Thursday
morning last Of paralysis, aged 6S years
He has had several strokes, and been in
feeble health for several years. He was
one of the o,des. school teachers in the
county.
Christmas and New Years passed off
without anything unusual transpiring. ~
rattle at Gilberts for a big hog; shooting
match or two; turkey and goose dinners;
ice and skating, on New Years, aifording
the boys and girls considerable amusement
as usual.
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OUR COLUMN.
For Tho Cecil Wing.

Your issue Of the Goth ult was well
filled: last weeks Wing I failed to get.
Think you we need go to Chicago for the
Parents? "I'll not send my dear Willie
to be punished and corrected while others
are let Slip" What did you turn our
Johnny back for ? he is very much offend
ed. " ave want our children put
through; Miss p. had Jimmy away over to
per centage, and you have put him back TO
long division, and Jesse Jones says Jimmy
ciphered clean through division last term,
for he help do every sum in it." "Our Tom
lent his knife to Annie Brown, and she
don't know where it is, and we want you
to find it or buy him new one" "Our
Teacher is good for nothing, because nee
aaecer see tile cAildren learning lesson at
1o,ns -
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On the 23rd
instant, by Rev. S. A. Gayley, GEORGE
w. CLIFFORD, of Brick Meeting House,
and ELIZABETH MCCULLOUGH, of Farm
ington, both of this county.
UNDERWOOD-McCORMICK.-On the
25th, by the same, CAPTAIN WILLIAM S.
UNDERWOOD, of Elkview, Chester CO.,
Pa, and SALLIE d. Mccormick, of
Woodlawn, in this county.
,KIMBLE-GALLAHER.--On Tuesday,
\ evening, December 30th, at the residence
of the brides parents by Rev. ]. II.
Johns, JOHN H. KIMBLE and TERREssA
GALLAGER, all of this county. No
cards.
RUNNER-R ICHARDSON.-A Oxford,
Pa, December 23rd, by Rev. Orr Law
son, GEORGE F. RUNNER, of Lancaster
county, Pa, and MARY L. RICHARDSON,
of Cecil county, Md.
EVANS-REYNOLDS--On Thursday,
Dec. 18th, in Philadelphia, by Rev. G.
S. Todd, JOEL S. EVANS and ANN ELIZA
REYNOLDS, both of Rising Sun, Md.
TT-MATSON.-On Dec. Oath, by
Rev. F. B. Harvey, DAVID A. NEsBITT,
of Chatham, Pa, and LIZZIE MATsoN,
Of Colora, Md.
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Pilot Town Items.
Rtysr-CHristmas- Death.

The river is frozen over; the ice is form
ing very fast.
Christmas is ever and every thing qniet
now along the lines. The boys coming
home from church threw shooting crackers
along the road. Mr.. Grifling's horse be-
coming refractory, he had the juveniles
before Esquire Cummings, fer assault, NC;
bound over for next term of Court
Cqnaty for costs. Next our Hotel: a gen.
tleman steppca j., aR an old friends heel
rather light; he insuitea tlie gentleman
who Immediately demolished . chair over
.sps head Of landlord and topper Result
three bi;.cs2 ay;9s and vacant place for chair
i'll Bar room.
Henry Reynolds. Jr.. died on Nonday
| night. His leg was amputat,d three years
+ge COR cancer, which was tho cause Of his
! death.
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PUBLIC SALE.
e& 5g 9 n 50
9 HORSES AND COLTS:
TWELVE COWS AND HEIFERS,

of them will he in profit by ,lav Of sale all young
none over years old Two Bulls. rising 3 wears
old the Other wears. good stock. FOURTEEN HEAD
OF SIIoATS 100 CHICKENS.
Three two-horsr Wagons in good order, Dearborn
with Pol" and Shafts ti' rInartuwn Carriages Rock
away Jaeger Wagon, N"-top buggy, Top buggy,
nearly new Sleigh and el!s nearly new. Thr~shing
Machine. > Hay Riggings Grain Fan. sets of Twin
IIarrows = Harrow. : Cultivators, Puws, | Corn
Drag. Spring Horse Rake nearly new Wheat Drill in
good order good Wheeibarrow, II sets Of Double and
Sugirr"s, pairs of Carriage Shafts, new Carriage
Poles Wagon lsnlstcrs iokps for brill or Roller
Harrow Chain lot of other Chains. Halter Chains 2
Grain Cradles lot of Moving and Brier Scythes, Grind
stone. Bill Ilonk. Barn ShJvcs. Spades twenty
six Ladders Portable Bellows and Black smith Tools
Wheewright Tools, lot of Cleaver Corn Knives &c. &C.
A large lot Of Wagon Carriage and Pillow Harness.
30 ACRES OF WHEAT IN THE GROUND.
TERNS-All sums of ten Dollars and under. Cash {:
on all suns over Ten Dollars. credit of Twelve months
will be given, with Bamkablc Note, with approved
security.
Sale e u; nrnre ct 10 o'clnrk NJ, precisely, as
there s Il large number of articles to be sold.
HENRY A. WRIGHT.
Cha4 r. Lewis, Clerk. s. Burns, Auctoncrr.
Dec. ~ lS.3-2w.
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INQUIRY.

Can some one who is experienced in
Butter making tell me of any way to make
churning easy in Winter? AS we have
churned for whole day at times, and got
no butter. Please give the desired inform
alton through the columns of The Wing,
and oblisea SUBSCRIBER.
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THE MARKETS.
ElktOn Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

Flour-Howard Street Fine "a. 50G4. IS;
do. Super $3.50; do. extra Sc so; Family
$750@S.25. Western-(Ohio, Indiana,
&c Super $5.25@G; Extra Sc 25@7;
Family S7.250tS.62. Wheat-white, choice
S1.S5; fair to prime Sl.70@1.s0; amber,
choice $l.S5@1.S7; red, good TO prime
81. 10@t1 80: common to fair $1.50(E l65;
Western 81 GO@170; Western amber 81. 10
@l.75; Pennsylvania 81 65(G1.70. Corn
White Southern 1906 cents; yellow do.
7G17S cents; mixed Western so cents.
Oats-Southern 51G55 cents; Western
mixed 50G53 cents; do. bright 53 cents.
Rye-common to prime 90G9s cents.
Seeds.-Clover is inquired for; receipts
light. Quote for Pennsylvania StQ99c. and
for Western S40e10 cents, latter for prime.
Timothy $3Ut3.25. Flax-a car load of
Western sold on Wednesday at 50, but
country lots are not quotable higher than
$1.S5@1.9O per bushei.
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Report Of ElktOn Public School.

The following are the names of the pu
pills who have attended Eikion Public
School for the month of December, with
cut missing day. The names of those
in the Division arc necessarily left till
next week.
ga" DIvIsIoN.-Geo. A. Mcfarland,
David R. Wright, Jos. #. Lort, Thos. B.
Wright, Harry d. Henry, Robert Strick-
land, John Cantwell, Louie Mcfarland,
Nellie D. Bratton, Emma Mcfarland, Ella
T.. ilosSe.I, Mary A. Wright.
"B" DIy,sion.-Lcuie Campbell, Julia
McKinsey, Lily Gray, Lido .iFattan, Carrie
Mcfarland, George Reese, Andrew n:los,
Thomas Lort, George Smith, Chas. Wells.
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1879 Acres, 2 ROOdS and 16 PercheS.

less. 1t is situated nearly "lpos" t" No. an
tho west sid of said road and adjons Lands of Vince"
s. Caleb, Daniel Arhu keel. aul others part Of this
land Wood, and the residue is cleared land Of god
quality and in good cultivation. There no buildings
on this parcel of land
These parcels of land are in good, improving neigh
borhood convenient to schools and churches and offer
opportunity to persons DESTROYS of purchasing
desirable farms
THE TERMS OF SALE-Four Thousand dollars 81
the purchase money in Cash the day Of sale; TIA"
la'ance in two equal insalmcnts in Six, and the
other in Twelve months from day Of sale. The credit
payments bear interest from day Of sale and Ice
secured by Notes Bonds of the purchaser with
surety sureti,s to lie approved l., the Trustees.
W. j. JONES,
l.. MARSHALL HAINES.
dec - lS73-ts Trustees.
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TIE AMERICAN FARMER FOR JANUARY
comes to us in Il new dress Of freshness
and beauty, as well as enlarged and other
wise improved.
The Farmer does not aim to be sonsa-
liasal. but solid and reliable. Every far
Err in Maryland shqpld take copy.
Published by Samuel Sands Y San; Bal
timore, Md, at 81 80 a year.
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NOTICE.
JAMES TAYLOR and ALICE 4. TAYLOR, his wife,
MARIETTA KIRK AND OTHERS
NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chsncery
ORDERED This 2nd day Of December in the year 1873
that the sale al. and reported by William J. Jones
and IT, Marshall lIain"s Trustees Tor the sale of the Rea
Estate in the procee ings in the above-nted cause be
ratified and confirmed. unless Ia the contrary
thereof be shown On before the 9TH day OF February
next provided copy Of this Order he inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county, week for one
month before the sixth day of January, next.
The Report ststes the amount of sales 10 lie Si508
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True COPY; test 4. W MITCHELL,
Dec o. lSJG-lm Clerk.
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fW-We publish this week from the Anser,

~ Wepublsh this week from the Ameri-
san Spqr.sDga the first paper on TIE Ducks
of the Chesapeaks !iay and Tributaries,
writtenby Mr. .. D. Fo!A1 pf Town Point.
NJ, Foulks is an amateur ornithG;qGist,
having si.en niach study to the feathered
tribes of the Unit4d States. Living in the
heart of the favorita f>sdiag grounds Of
the ducks, admirable opportunities i.4Ve
been s,iprdcd him for thorough study OF
these birds, aud D series of articles ON the
ducks has been promised the Sportsman by
Mr.. Foulks, which cannot fail to be a
most interesting and useful !con.ribution
to the ornitkology of the wild fowl Of t4ic
Chesapeake Bay.
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The Household Panacea,
and
Thirty Years Experience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. WlnSIOWS soothing syrup - the
preScrip ion Of ons of the best Female Physician.
and Nurses the United States and has been used for
thirty years with failing safety and by
millions of mothers AMI children, from the feeble infant
of week old to the au 1t corrects acidity of The
gives rest health and comfort to mother and child We
believe it to be the Fest and Surest Remedy in the
World in all cases OF DYSENTERY and DIARRIIEA
IN CHILDREN. whether it arises from T-ething or
from any other Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle None genuine unless the fac
simile of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the outside wrap
per Sold by all Medicine Dealers. July Sly
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lI-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is fast tax
ing the place of all the old fashioned
cough remedies. 1t never fails to relieve
the most violent cold, and for throat dis
eases it is Invaluable,
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DIED..

JOHNSON.-On Thursday, January LIST.
1874, in Elkton, Mrs. MARY JOHNSON.
The funeral will take place on Sunday
Ito morrow afternoon, at clock, from
the residence of her son-in law, Ar.
Morris Cummings.
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SO ACRES. More or Less.

This land is situated the east side Of the road from
Elkton L. Fair Ill., about four miles from EkI"n, and
aij ns lands of Thomas Tong. hvirs Ut JagS nnl
1t is principally Gle. red i.n! Of su"t! iua.
and under toicr,nlr f-u.ing
The Improvements good tw"-story ,SSrsG
FRAME HOUSE and Kitchen: Frame BARN, Esf!m
nearly now, and some ether uutbudinSs. ssHiiii
There is also Oh the land Apple orchard E.aIuIl
of choice varieties Of fruit
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Report of Liberty Grove School.

The following is report of the attend
ance and recitations of Liberty Grove
School, for Fall term, ending November
18th, 1878. The attendance was par
excellence. The following scholars at
tending every day: James Rowland, Theo
Taylor, William Woodrow, Cassie Row
land, Ella Saunders and Louie Saunders,
the majority of the other scholars missing
only days too Indictment. The recitations
were similar to their attendance; general
average, 81. Ten being the highest: Cas-
sic Rowland, Ella Saunders. Rose Graham,
Josephine Harland, George Jennes, George
Phillips and James Graham, receiving the
highest, average 10, leach being entitled to
the PREMIUM consented to draw, which
took place before several disinterested per-
sons; Rev. VIM. Shroff supervising the
drawing, for few moments a silence and
stiffness reigned in the school room, when
it was announced that Cassie Rowland had
the lucky number. After few appropri-
ate remarks from the Rev. Mr. Shroif,
we adjourned at the usual time; Cassie
receiving the congratulations of the snhool.
No reason to complain of not having vi.i-
tors, the "latch string" is always on the
outside. p. L. G. S.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET -
There is good fair demand, which Is sup
piled entirely by local receipts. We quote
for Pennsylvania S20@22 for common to
good and S23@24 for prime and choice do. !;
Cecil county at $a4G25. No Western ar
irving Dat SIraw AT $l4Gl5, ana Rye do
SIT per ton.
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The undersigned. Trustees under a decree of tie
Circuit Court for Cecil county, i'll chaIcery, will offer
al Public Sale,
TUESDAY Y, the 10Th day Of january, 1874,
at II o'clock NJ at the Court House door, in Elkton all
th,,sr TWO
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For The Cecil Wing.
NORTH EAST, Dec. Goth, 1878.

Mr.. EDIToR-Dear Strive notice in
the report, given through THE Wing of
18th of December, of the Court proceed
ings, that the Grand Jury had rendered
II true bills; now what we wish to say is,
that we are creditably informed that 16
out of tie II are, either direct or indirect
ly, the legitimate offspring of runs and
quite number we are Informed are for
selling Intoxicating beverages to minors.
we would here ask the question, does the
Court grant the liceace for the sale of
strong drink for the benefit of the travel
ing community, or to demoralize the youth
for mile or so surrounding the grog
shops? The reason why we ask this ques-
ton is that on Christmas eve quite num-
Der of the youth of this place were assem-
bled at a place called Jacobs Station, "a
grog shop of course) and several of the
minors were quite drunk, some of whom
were in fighting mood, and the vulgar
profanity was outrageous and a disgrace
to any civilized community We are not
positive as to who bought the liquor, but
have no doubt if few Of them were sum-
moned to Coart the fact might be revealed.
We understand the conduct about the
"station'' on Christmas day was not Of
the most encouraging character. We also
learn that one of the STARTS of the frater-
nifty administered the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper to the audience with doe
nuts &c. in the name of the mistress of
the house. AS so much has been said here
tofore about those SINKS of ruin we defer
saying more at present, but if necessary,
in the future will give names with the dis
graceful conduct.
In view of the foregoing facts it must
he conceded that licensed liquor is just as
disastrous now as it was when King Ahas-
uerus and his royal guests had a dis
graceful, drunken time at banquet,
though, as we are told, "Me drinking aoas
according to the laU." Solomon says, cit is
not for kings to drink wine; nor for princes
strong drink, lest they drink and forget the
lam."
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THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

THE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE Market
There was a good demand for the better
descriptions of Beef Cattle this week, and
tie supply being light full prices were
realized, but other kinda were plenty and
dull. We quote fair 10 choice at 33(GSc.,
and common at 3tG5c. Receipts, l,SO0
head. Sheep were not mnch in favor.
sales of fair and good at lGj1c.. and COM
mon at ease. Receipts. 5000 head
Hogs were steady at $7.50&7.75 for corn
fed. Receipts, 1000 head.
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tB Chapped hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworm, salt-rheum and other
cutaneous affections cured and the skin
made soft and smooth, by using the JUNI-
PER TAR SOAP, made by Casweil, Hazard
& Co, New York. Be certain to get the
Juniper Ter Soap, as there are many imi-
tations made with common tar which are
worthless. 32-4
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THE END OF THE VIRGINIUs.-Lieut.
Commander Haswell, executive officer Ct
the Ossipee, says the Ossipee left the Tor
tugas with the Virginius in tow on the
morning of the 10Th instant, as already re-
ported. They had fair weather until the
afternoon of Saturday, the following day,
when gale sprung up. They continued
to have bad weather, like that encounted
by the Juniata, and the Viginius signalled
that she was leaking badly. Captain Wat
tiers, the commander of the Ossipee, there
fore determined to shape his course for
Charleston, S. c., but as they got into
smooth water the Virginius behaved bet
ter, and the water was kept out of her fire.
room. On the morning of Christmas day,
however, the severe weather having con-
tinued, the Virginius was again leaking as
bad as ever, and the vessels put into Fry
ing Pan Shoals about ten miles south of
Cape Fear light, where smoother water
could be obtained. Here the vessels came
to anchor, Captain Waters hoping that
the Virginius would ride out the gale
Before daylight the next morning friday
Commander Woodrow signalled with lights
that the ViSinius was leaking rapidly, with
her fires out and pumps stopped and that
the crew wished to be taken off. Boats
were lowered from the Ossipee at daylight,
and by seven o'clock, A. NJ, all on board
the Virginius were transferred to the for
mer vessel. AS heavy sea was running,
the work of removing the crew was one Of
much danger and difficulty, and therefore
no lives were risked in eudeavoring to save
their personal effects or any other property
on the Vignius. The hawser of the Nir-
ginius was cut, and buoy attached TO
mark her position in case she sank out of
sight. The Ossipee remained at anchor
during the day, and at quarter past four
o'clock, p. NJ, the Virginius, which had
been gradually settling went to the bot
tom. She sank in eight fathoms OF water
and her topmasts remained above the sur
face.
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Tracts or Parcels Of Land,

in the Fourth Election District of said comfy winch
James A Caleb. late Of said county, died seized AID
held by Beni. +. Pennington, and convey ed to Inn
by Vincent Caleb and wife, by decd dated the 10Th
day of January, 1872, and recorded among the Lard
Records of Cecil county, in Lbcr D. S., No. Z, folio
So &c.
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RESTORES GRAY Or Faded Hair.

LONDON HAIR COLOR.
RESTORER and DRESSING.
IL promotes tie GROWTH, restores tile Color
and increases the Figor and BEAUTY
Of tile HAIR.
Price rs Cents a Bottle.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at FRAZER'S Drug Store,
Post 0ffc building, Elktnr, Nd. Oct IL, 1S73-ly
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Phil. & Bait. Central Railroad
CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after N, llnA, E"r .ih 1875, trains will
~ follows:
Leave Philadelphia, from npot Of p, W. b. X. Il.
Co, corner Broad street and Washington Avenue,
For Fort Deposit. ut A. NJ. and l3O Pm
For Oxford at A ~. and 430 p.
For Chaids f. ri md Chester Creek i. r. Mt End
1926 ST. and 50 ?. At 645 N. Saturdays only
for Chs,d's Ford aHo oxford.
Train leaving Phi adelphia. at A. H., connects at
Pert Deposit with train fer Baltimore.
Trains Tor Philadelphia leave Port Deposit at Gas
A and 10 p. arrival Il, trains from Baltimore
Rising Sun, at 1o.25 4. aud iU2 Oxford Mt els
and IL Oh 4. NJ and $50 Chnds Ford at G.l5 "a
and II % An ard - and 6iS p. N.
HENRY WOOD,
Dec 6. 1874 General Superintendent
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livery officer Of the law and preacher of
the gospel have authority by law to arrest
any drunk person found at large in the
street. We suggest that the laws that we
have against drunkenness be enforced on
all occasions at North East and elsewhere,
too, by the sober citizens who are charged
with that duty Ed,
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CURTIS ( CROWN. Proprietors.
United States Internal Revenue,

DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
:;ii DiT-Iuu, LIST District, MI.
Hartford, Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne's
Counties constitute" the 1HIED DIVISION of Tia" FIRST
COLLECTION sTEIT 81 Maryland. All persons in ilrs"
counties i".iuirin. 4. :. Licenses. viii apply to
l.. 4. c. GERRY.
Deputy Collector, Bird Division.
July i2-1y Port Dcp">t, Cecil county, Md.
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL OF York, ~,
is acknowledged to be one of the safess
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies in opcf-
alton. Its Agents do a large business ia
this county. Risks on farm property taken
at low rates, E. 4. EWING,
Agent ut ElktOn.
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The Savper.-The ladies If the Presby-
tartan Church, who are ever willing to lend
their aid for good cause, gave Oh excel
lent supper, at the Odd Fellows ha'i. on
Monday and Tuesday evenings OF this
week. They displayed good taste IN ar
ranging their tables, and we have yet to
hear of single person who left without
axaising their sumptuous repast. Many
yeatiemen were noticed wearing beautiful
"buttou hole Loqnets," which were cor
tainly rarity considering tho season.
camelias aud gsranium leaves being
specially, and Az of them presented ny
Miss McIntire, from tie conservatory Oh
the Hon. J. A. ]. Creswesi. The Misses
Mccullough, Giipin, Iollings~e'sh, and
many others, were so Jealous in the Iiia>
cess of their enterprise that on the second
q, 'sning the abusdant store provided Tor
that occasion gave Sut, and many were
unable to enjoy first-esaas supper we
must alsa mention Mrs. Booth. VII" as
usual was o., hand and without E'ioFi no
{. PresI,vt. rian Fair" could be L SUCCESS.
She. with her CO... diutors, all willing and
helping, must certainly with glad heai Is
have listened to tho deep sweet tones @f
their old bell hailiag a new year, knowing
at the same time that they bad contributed
to build the beautiful ed: ies from which
hereafter shall be heard its solemn es!ls to
reverence the Sabbath day and Keep Is
holy" Is.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other than having worms in tho stomach
BROWNS NERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy WpTs without injury to the child being
perfectly VIII RI. ;l free, from all coluring other
injuruus ingredients usually used i'll prepare
tlun>
CURTIS ( CROWN. Proprietors,
No. 2ij Fulton. New York.
Sold IN Druggists aai Chemists and dealers in Hed
ciats at TwENTl- FINE CENTS A Box. July sly
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NOTICE.
JOHN F. STEPHENS
is.
ELIZABETH BOLTON, FIT Al.

ELIZABETH BOLTON EFT Al.
In the Circut Court for Cecil county. In Chanccry.
OsprREp This 2nd day Of December. 1873 that the
salc. ina,. and reported in the Hl"y'-ntitirl
sold at the risk Of Elizabeth Bolton aud .niuts
Maslin be ratified AMI confirmed uni, to she
contrary thereof he shown On b,fre tire ri1th day
a. February. provided copy of tbs Order hr
inserted in newspaper printed in Cecil c"iIt!
once u week fur month before the sixth day OF
January, next
The Report states the am Of sales to he si7 so
A. w MITCHELL. CLERK.
True copy; test, \. W MITCHELL.
Dec G. iS,3-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-03
REAL ESTATE.
'E >0D M-BEH'e

The STORE AND DWELLING, corner uf .r-.asS,
Main and Church streets: possession given 1gl NH
Immediately Also. the DWELLING, next IN ma
door, occupied by Mrs. Ann Ash: possession -
given the 18th Of March, 1874. Apply TO
dec 6, lS74-tf ISAAC II. REGISTER.