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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-31
ROWDYISM IN NORTH EAST.
NORTH EAST, July 2Sth, 1875

NORIh EAST, July @otu, 1910.
DEAR WHIG:-On Saturday last our
usually quiet town passed through such
a calamity as l again never wish to see.
1t was not Communists that came with
fire. brand and sword; but lot of drunken
rowdies that made the day disgraceful with
their disgusting acts and the night hideous
with their revelry.
Early in the morning there was a large
run on the stations. One person happen
ing to be in one of these stations, the saw
ory smell coming from the cellar was too
much for his appetite, and he was soon in
dulging in tickets which had rather mad
dening effect; so much so that he repaired
to his own house and commenced to break
up housekeeping in true Irish style. Some
peaceful citizens interfered, when he went
for them like Modoc, with large carv-
ing knife.
Another man got on too many tickets,
and meeting one between whom and him
self there was some pecuniary difficulty,
demanded immediate settlement on specie
basis. The gentleman being accompanied
with his family, was forced to listen to
the most fearful amount of drunken bias
phemy.
One young man INDUCED lively in tickets
which had rather soothing effect, and
having on fine clothes, concluded to take a
sleeping car, and lay in drunken stupor
on pile of straw at the rolling mill, where
he was awakened in the morning by the
Waterman.
After night two young bloods had very
ambitious desire to fight, and resorted to
Church Point for that purpose, followed by
a large crowd. Constable Deford appeared
on the scene and was set upon by both ruff
fans, who defied him to execute the law
The country was we'll represented, and
their drunken shouts could be heard far
ont of town.
IF warrants had been issued for these
parties on Monday, and they brought be-
fore the Justice and fined, it would be some
time before the town would be disgraced
in such manner again. If this kind of
thing is permitted to continue, those who
own property or are engaged in business
there will soon feel the effects of it in a
decrease in the value of their real estate
and falling off in their business.
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The Louisville and Memphis and the
Louisville, Padukah and Southwestern COM
panies are waging lively war over the
Louisville Nashville business. The regu-
lar fare between Louisville and Nashville
is $7.45, and both the above named COM
panies are now selling tickets for the trip
between these points at $3.50. The St.
Louis and Southeastern, competing with
the Illinois Central, has reduced the fare
between St. Louis and Nashville from $13
to $3.50. There appears to be very little
prospect at present of an adjustment of the
differences between the Baltimore and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Companies on the one
hand, and the Michigan Central and other
roads on the other. The prices of East
bound tickets still continue much lower
than those West-bound.
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THE MARKETS.
ElktOn Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-The market is dull and heavy
and prices favor buyers. Howard Street
super 81. 37@4.S7; do. common to fair ex-
ira $5@5.25; do. good to choice $3.50
$50; do. family $69I25; Patapsco family
$S.509S. Corn meal, city, $4.25.
WnEAT.-The market was quiet and
prices easier. Southern red $1.20@1. 49,
do. amber 81 .40@1.45; do. white $I.25a
LAO; Pennsylvania $1.33; Western red at
$1.39; do. amber $1.40@1.45.
CoRE.-The market was dull and heavy.
Southern, yellow, nominal at IS cents; do.
white 81 cents; Western mixed SO cents.
OATs.-The market is quiet and steady.
Southern G1G65 cents; Pennsylvania Csc.
RYE.-The receipts continue light We
quote nominally at 95@100c. for fair to
good, and $1.O3@1.05. for prime.
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For The Cecil Wing
There was grand time at Providence
Church, near the railroad, on Thursday
night. During the prayer meeting they
had joyful time marching from the main
room to the vestible. Every little while
you could hear brother yell out: "Take
your time! Go up, and come on" At
about ii 80 P. NJ, the shouting ended, and
in about five minutes after there was a big
fight among the brethren on the outside.
The first blood was drawn by brother Bailey
from the topnot of brother John Scarf
Just at this time the pulling about of each
other was so great that one would have
thought that brother Scott had mustered
his whole army against the enemy on Bridge
street; but before the host marched, brother
S. Scarf appeared without hat or coat
He first inquired "What was up?" And
when informed that his brother Bailey had
ruck his son John" who never does
..hing to no one why, says he: 81
D ', sue him in the morning." The crowd
n the left About 12 NJ, Officer White in
: ooun,fny with Mr.. Henry and Mr.. Max
"eh'aid visit to Mr.. Bailey and asked
IN " to take lodging in the Jail for the
be hoped that brother Scott
nbers better than this, for
adings have been had in
hyeral times lately.
a LOCKER On.
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Im ,adelphia Markets.

Cloverseed scar, 40 and choice 1al cents
timothy 1926. Flo 'nr lass active sx Irs
81 62!; Pennsylvania Indiana and oh;@
do: s8.a596.50, and high =. GRADES s71e7 10
Wheat unsettled and lower; rad at - a5G
1.36; white Sl.3S Rye held az. 81 o. ;' fe,
Pennsylvania. Corn in good reqL(' and
weak; yellow So cents; Western miasr,ed g.
Gs5 cents. Oats steady; 65@66 cents IL : :,
white; GO cents for mixed,
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Beef Cattle were very dull this week and
prices were fraction lower. About 5000
head arrived and sold at 74975 cents for
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers; G9
7 cents for fair to good do, and 494! cents
per pound gross, for common as to quality.
Sheep were in fair demand. 10000 head
arrived and sold at 45G6 cents per pound
gross, as to condition. Hogs were in fair
demand, 1900 head sold at 81. 25G11 so
per 100 pounds, net for corn-fed.
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Financial circles in York were
astounded, on Tuesday, announce.
ment of the failure of Fisherman &
Co., bankers, of that citythe intelli,
gence wherever sent over res created
equal surprise. This housone of the
best known in the world, ajoyed ex.
cellent credit. The liabilf the firm
are estimated at $4,000, Goethe assets
are believed to be much beat figure.
The causes of the failure aibuted in
the main to unfortunate cand rail.
road speculations. The losis stated,
will fall mostly upon coions and
others who are able to STAIN. 1t is
stated that three fifths of It's of the
firm are held in Europe.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET
The market continues quiet. Old crop
Western Hay is selling freely at $25G27.
New Maryland Hay is worth $a3@25.-
Cecil county Timothy ssG@as; Maryland
and Pennsylvania do. S25(G26; mixed at
,$23@25, and Clover at $20@22. Straw
u 'ata15 for rye; s11 for oat, and S9@lO
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REPORT OF BAY VIEW MI

For the term ending June 1871 to-
this school reports as the numb M nils alt
on register: So; boys, 20; girls, Aver. no
age daily attendance: boys, IL 70. 90
Total average: 80. ris
The following is list of p'vho
were on roll the term through, the
number of days each missed: of
Jennie C. Burns lost one day, AT, at
Alexander one and ahalf days, Jeth1n. m;
son and John F. johnson were A.
every day. Jonathan P. Burns, JIt
one day, Robert T. Tyson one and, de
days, George A. Lewis three and va
days, B. Franklin Alexander four va
Jethro johnson has not missed daN W.
entire school year. lie,
The following is list Of pupils, and a
number of days each missed, from the d 6
of entrance to close of school:
Carvilla L. Reed was present every da.
Eva R. Pollock lost one day, Mollie Abran
two days, Mary E. Thompson two and aha
days, Ruth A. Reed three days, John
Pollock one and ahalf days, A. Clarl
Thompson two days.
The advancement of the pupils has bee
unusually good during term just ende
and department as good as progress.
Before the pupils were dismissed, the
were addressed by Mr.. Jonathan 2. Burn
and Rev. Mr. Thompson. Both the al
| dresses were not only interesting and ente
tanning, but instructive. After this v
made our way to the Rocks, better know
as Gilpin's Falls, where we spent the +
mainder of the afternoon. The childre
seemed to DO delighted to find themselv
among the rocks, and scattering themselv
in different directions, seemed to enjoy Il
beautiful scenery, as much as the cake
candies, raisins, lemonade and croquetin
of which they were to be the participant
But after the lemonade had been mad
croquet set out, and everything prepared,
single signal was sufficient to call the
together, when they together with all Il
children presently were formed in a sen
circle, and the Trustees were kind enous
to see that they participated freely.
We tender our thanks to the Examine
School Commissioner, and Trustees
visiting the school during the term; also
the Trustees and patrons of the scho'
who made it suit to be with US Oh tn
occasion, but do not suppose those W
failed to be present take any less intere
in the school.
Thus endeth the fifth term at Bay Vie
School, which l hope has been source
pleasure to the pupils, as it most undoul
eddy was to their teacher,
GEORGE S. MATTINGLEY.
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DR.. ]. Hare Taylor, Def Phila-
delphia, will be in Elkton, olnesday,
August 4th, for one week onffice op-
posite Mallon's Store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-31

Joseph Booth has still on and for
sale, 100000 Cabbage Plants, nted to
head; also, Celery Plants. Or'omptly
filled.
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Deatfa Paymaster.-Wm. II. Jam;

Deatta PaymaSter.-Wm Ill. lamar,
residing 11S West Twelfth street, died
on Tuey afternoon, at o'clock, after
an illn,of about four weeks. He had
been sring for some time with the yell
low .iatce, but an abscess of the liver
was noabt the real cause of his death.
Mf. jar was about IS years of age and
has be'er the last ten years paymaster
Of the iladelphia, Wilmington q Balti-
more lroad Company, position for
which was we'll qualified, and which he
filled fidelity. He was a member of
the Mimic fraternity and will be buried
in the ilmington and Brandywine ceme-
terry Masonic honors on Friday after
noon. -flmington Commercial.
Mr.. mar was the eldest son of the late
James. lamar, of this town, and spent
lis boood days here.
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North East Items.

Theipiscopalian Sabbath School pic
nced their parsonage week before last.
A verpleasant day was spent with the
little les, and an abundance of good
thingwas on hand. The Cornet Band
gave aee entertainment which was greatly
appreciated and added much to the enjoy
ment.
Thepic mic and hop at Gilpin's Falls
was veil attended by the youth and beauty
of ton, ami we understand resulted we'll
finaDially.
Sne of he large castings for the new
forgl have arrived. The anvil of the new
steam hammr weighs alone AZ, 200.
The Dead River road did an immense
business on Saturday, last. Several excur-
sion trains haeto be put on to accommodate
the unusual demand. AMBI Guilty.
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duced | vessel and invited him to

duced a vessel and invited him to
"take sding." Not desiring to be
unsociabr partook of a slight quantity
of the ae. He says a few minutes
after this become to a certain degree
unconscit and left the carriage before
readings e; but sometime in the night
came to elf, and found that his money
was gon0n Monday morning he came
to town ;had a warrant issued for the
arrest Of Mcdowell, who was brought
before ICE Howard; but as there was
no evideon which to hold him, he was
discharg Mr.. Mcdowell seemed to court
the fullelvestigation. There is no doubt
that theney was lost; but when, where
and hovdificult of solution.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-07-31
REAL ESTATE,
1901 ACRES.

more OF less 1t is distant about six miles from
town of Cecilton within three miles of public wharf
on the Bohemia river, and four miles distant from Rey-
bods wharf the Elk river, where there daily
municaton by steamer with Philadelphia and Balti-
more. There is also Landing for lime within mile
and half of the farm. About 40 of the tract
Woodland, growing in thrifty young TIMBER consist
ing of Chestnut, Hickory, Whieoak and Poplar the
balance is under cultivation, and is divided six
fields. The whole farm is abundantly supplied with
water.
The soil is naturally of good quality has been highly
improved, and il now in good condition The whole is
incloscd with good foncng. The improvements -,
consist Of a com Portable FRAME DWELLING -
HOUSE, with Brick Side Building, and Base EEa=I
ment Kitchen and Cellar: good Frame BARN .k1l
4oxaO feet, with abundant Stabng underneath; large
Spring House. the upper portion of which is used
dwelling; Granary. and other necessary outbudings.
,Esk There is also upon the property excel ont
4sa& PEACH ORCHARD consisting of 5000 TREES
in full bearing. Also good APPLE Orchard.
L. The farm has also large deposits Of Mari Of
eellent quality.
The farm is located in of the best agricultural
districts of Cecil county, within convenient distance of
churches schools, stores, &C. and offers in
ducemsnts to desiring to purchase real estate
TERMS OF SALE.-The decree requires one-third of
the purchase money to be paid in cash the day of
sale, and the remaining two-thiris in equal instruments
in siA and twelve mouths from the day of sale: the
credit payments to bear interest from tho day of sale
and TO be secured by the notes Of the purchaser with
approved security Cost Of eonveyancng to he paid by
the purchaser, CLINTON MCCULLOUGH,
July 5, 1SI5-ts Trustee.
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FROM EoTHER REPORTER.

The Buildingand Loan Association sold
on Wednesday,vening last fourteen thou
sand dollars at pr. Money goes begging
notwithstanding the dull times.
There will beseveral tents from here at
the Woodlawn lamp, to commence August
3rd. l understand that over one hundred
applicants for tents have already been re-
ceived by the Secretary of the Association.
Rev. Thos. l. Poulson, of Baltimore,
will preach in tie NJ. E. Church, Sunday
morning next.
The M. E. SABBATH School picnic came
off at Atkinson Hall, on Wednesday. 1t
was very great treat to the little ones;
of good things, with music from
our band, and an opportunity for innocent
sport in Lambert's lawn, near by.
All quite along the lines, except an occa-
sional report froma Democratic candidate
for the largo bricl in Elkton. Sin.rs a
seens rs TO nave the inside traef Rennb-
+ licans in this quarter will be, nd At tho
proper time, and are gainn ,upd fast
by. the misrule and eager for the '
+, loaves and fishes by the erin &
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ELECTRICAL.

The Public (ence Well Placed.
Although the worlen seeking specifics for dis
ease for many centu. indeed lave been found
Prominent among the Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, which years aSod the endorsement of tho
medical profession, ansiled by press and public
as the great renovant vcntive of tho age. And
with good reason, since weakened stomach it
gives strength, to the ter activity to the disor
dered bowels regularity,he shaken nervous sys-
TEN firmness and tone. its bcniynant influence
healthful vigor returns dcblitated and wasted
frame, the tlaccid musclpe compact, the wan
aspect of ill health is rely look of cheerful
ness, the mind ceases TO dsnd flesh is developed
upon the attenuated franre is no exargeration
in this statement. 1t is AIS that the system is
subject to disease. We're pruired to substantiate
the reality of the compreheFeets Of the Bitters,
there is probably not in eIa medicine in favor
of which such a mass of cut testimony from
the most respectable source be adduced. But
the efficacy of the nations We and invieorant
has been a matter of univeiSledge too long to
need any such corroboration.ct that it has its
largest sales in those portionsEorth and South
American Continents, Mexieos West Indies, in
which atmospheric infiuencedicial to health
exists, proves what confidence in its remedial
and protective virtues. In lowhere fevers of
all intermittent typo prevail, e. it has come to
be regarded as an indispensabley.
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Ihose went on the Hudson river
excursion .st Point and vicinity, last
week, wers than satisfied with their
trip, and t. the scenery is perfectly
grand. The property put up for
sale in this last week, was all bought
in for the b. Association, which was
interested 'selling. Allow
US to say IN our last letter to The
Wh'g from tlwn, for awhile at least,
that we havtd the people of Port
Deposit, duriI two years stay among
them, to be list agreeable, pleasant
people whom We ever met.
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they were permitted to deprt-" Jacko"
getting short lecture, which he will
doubtless remember till-he trgets it.
From the Havre de Grao Republican
of yesterday we take the following: Two
of the wooden spans, Nos. 2 nd 5, of the
great railroad bridge over the Ssquehanna
here, are to be replaced with i'm this sea-
son. The piles have been drive, and the
trestling,-to carry the iron the new
spans during erection, and the,assage of
trains while the old spans are bong taken
down,-will be finished in a sbrt time
These, when completed, will max six iron
spans in place, leaving seven moe to be
put up in the future, as Circumstances re-
Quire. ..... On next Monda, Nehe>
miah Lodge, No. 10, l. o. G. T. Havre
de Grace, will celebrate their first 1niver-
sary by grand demonstration in htton's
Woods A number of Lodges fro Port
Deposit and other places will partipate.
The procession will be formed ablt II
o'clock at the Anderson Institut, and
parade through the principal streets,ead-
ed by the Excelsior Band, of Baltlore.
and then march to the Grove, whe1 the
varied exercises will be regularly opted
A. ID. Evans, u. w. U. L. OF the Ste,
Rev. VIM. Ferguson, and others promin t
in the cause from Baltimore, will take pa!
Our man of misfortune, Mr.. John Br
lev, who resides near Westamwell scho
house, was robbed on Saturday last,
about sixty dollars. Mr. Briley was
town in the afternoon, and being ready
return home accepted kind invitati'
from Mr.. Morris Mcdowell and Mr.. j
ter-who were going the same road
ride in their conveyance. Everytl
represented to have gone on finely.
arrived at Gilpin's bridge, WIZ
cd by Briley that his frif
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The creditors of John b. Morton deceased are hereby
notified to file their claims with the vouchers thereof
with the Clerk of the trcuit Court for Cecil county, in
equity within Fonr months from the 10Th day of
August, 1915. ii. MCCULLOUGH, Trustee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-18

GLAD TIDINGS FOR THE SLAVES OF
KING ACCOMMODATIONS many a manly
form is palSied; how many 4 noble mind
is destroyed: how many priceless soul
lost through the curse OF strong drink ,
To the dcSpairing victims of the Santauic
tyrant, Alcohol. whose shattered nerves.
and trembling limbs, and racking head
aches. seem 10 find no relicfcXcept in the
renewed use of the fatal poison which
brings them every day nearer 20 their
miserable end, we announce glad tidings
of great Joy! DE. WALKERS VINEGAR
BITrERs contain not L single drop of Al
cohol in any form, but are "a sovereign
remedy for the ills of drunkenness. They
restore tone aud strength 10 the system.
and entirely eradicate the rernicious APP
petite for liquor. Try 4 few bottles Of
VINEGAR BTTTERs. and you will never
crave streng spirits again, but find your
health repaired, your mind restored, and
be one more 4 man in the best sense.
Health is cheap when VINEGAR BITTERS
are 5! a bottle. 40
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-18

FACTS WORTH KNOWING.-The Wilson
shuttle sewing machine is to-day the SIM
|plest, most perfect, most easy operated, best
made, most durable, and, iii every WAY, most
valuable sewing machine in existence, and
ft is sold fifteen dollars less than all other
tirst-class machines. Machines will be de-
pivered at any railroad station in this county,
free of transportation charges, if ordered
through the company'S branch house at SO
North 4th Street. st. Louis. They send an
Elegant catalogue and chrome circular free
pm application. This company want a few
more good agents.
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SNiRPEHTEi&'S NauuaI--A practical guide
= 10 Use Of all tools ana AL operations Of the trade;
also drawing for carpenters. forms Of contracts, Epe-
Cltc1tiuus. plans. et".. with plain Instructions for be-
ginu"rs ana fun glossary of Terms used III trade. T.
W-tIi.'t 30 Cta., - bHu.>".'-s or los mail. JESSE
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FoR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS

GEO. P. RowELL & Co, Al Park Row, New
,ork, are, without doubt, the leading Advcr-
Using Agents of the United States, and,
therefore,, of the world. They have, by the
rec, liberal and yet wcll-directed use of
honey, built themselves up in the esteem Of
he leading publishers and advertisers of
he continent, and by an. unusual energy
ave succeeded in perfccting in every detail
business hat more than anything else tells
f the growth and Importance of the news
|aper business.-HemphtS (Tean.) Appeol.
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NIiE":. ToNl' /, uut ii pamlrca-i> no.
h care :or everything, hu, i "a vItaulicun for
Ln~alariou~ ..-cs-c-, aad dav hy day adds
frc-h laurel 10 IL r~.W "f glorious success.
Engor-~d LNcr- and Splrcns, along the
Shady banks OF ouT iakc, and rivers, are
restored to their healthy and normal sccrc-
fions. Health and yi-or follow its use and
.hills have taken their departure from every
household where WiIhofts Anti-Periodic is
kept and taken. Don't fail to try it. WHEE-
Lock, FINLAY d Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
FoR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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If ,Johnson'& An0dyne Imminent is half
) valuable a. people say it is, no family
houid be without it. Certainly 40 person,
e he lawyer, doctor. minister. or of any
ther profession. should start OH a journey
it. No sailor, fisherman. or woods
ban should be without it. In fact, it is
eeded whereverthere i an ache, Sprain, cut.
cuise. cough or cold.
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FARMERS and Horse Men are continue
Nv inquiriEg what W know Of the utility of
herjdGn'S CdrG}ry Condition P01rdcrS,
nd in reply. we would say, through the col
of this paper, that we have heard from
IndredS who have used them with gratify-
lg results; that is also our experience.
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STOCKS

dealt in At the New York Stock Exchange bought and
sold by u, on margin Of FIVE per cent.