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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
POAD OF NELV-JERSFY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ ALLEN rOWN LfsE TO THE WESr.-fasseng,r
NeWNtrk, foot ~ lbsrtys Connects
at Somrrlile Win south Branch r. r. a. Hampton Junction
ard Susluehanna Division also with Lehtsh Valley Railroad
Irct o Harrisburg, Pin bur @ and the VEST Gso 10
Central Peinsy l,auia AMI New York Siale.
Commencing Dec. 1915 Leave New York as follows;
b.3O a. u-NRws TRAIN for Iss0n. Belydct', btteht M
Bath Allentown Maucn Chunk Ianaqua, famanena Wilkes
bsi re. Pott,yllle. Scranton &c.
al -Wty IRAN FOR bunellen
III uMay Train for Elem ngton and Easton connects
al Junction with Del, Lack and West r. H. -
900 MORNlNG ENPkks- daily (eNcept SUnaaysl, ior
for Msuch Chunk, Tanagna. lowAn WllAesDaiFo
POttSNiu scranton. Danyle, Transport &c.
1918 a m.-May Train for SoinefNl L. anu firm1nktol.
l:UO D. m.-ENrRgss for tlemngton EastOti Ash.t"Nu'
barre Reading, Columbia Lancaster Epnrata fot's'lN
Harrisburg, &c. 60, ,.,,,o, p,,h Naucb
Chdnk, WilSeabarrr aud scranton
$3.50 y. m.-MaY Train for Dunslleh -. .,a NtaucA
dOO N u.-Xay Train for kastOn, Allentown anu Na'sh
junction WAN Del, Llch anu ea'' H. i
43O d. m.-Way Tratu for SOnietvlile ana fieLihBloh
200 y. Way Tain for Dupelien. - 80, ,u.n,o,,,
n.ci Chunk Wnkesbarrr 1owanda. Reading ana harms
bury -. -, o.. ao,,.,rui,
800 n. m Way Train for SomeTYille.
$50 u. nl.-May Train for Din-l on
700 D. m.-Way Train tor Bonneville
30 %. nl.-FOr East0n.
s.S0 n n,-Wny Train for Sonervile
iSOi a. m-Way Train for Duuelcn. =.
FOR Elizabeth al $50 6;lj. 6:36. T. $50 7;fo sag
9'S a. a. 4I6' 40 I45 O. 5l5, $780, 545 o. 6l5.
go 4 TAO, 80, ESQ. 1880 ll.l6, ~ p M -, r.
H. r. BALDWIN Gcneral Passenger Agent
NTEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
~ 81 26 steamers leave Peck alp for Newnss.s a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

CTONING TON LINE ,,.u.. $500,
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FARE.
rr.s.n, s,c,n,r, RHODE ISLAND and NARRADANsErr
leave Pier SO. North river foot oi Jay-st ct p m
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN fEAlss
Tickets for ale all principal ticket OMEGA saterocus
secured oces OF wsscott Express Company anu ~ 500
PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave pisr "a north
River Of Park psce at Also p IA freigh~ VIA etneR
line taken at lowest rates. -.
l. w. EILkINs. q. y. Aga u hAsSoSAs nss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

OFFICE USIEn sTsTEs EXPRESS CoMPASY.}
- BaoADWAY, INV ORK, April Il, 1876
VNHE DIRECTORS of this Company have de-
1 clsred DIviDEND Of TWO % poLLAks PER
SHARE ayabls At the oce II the reAsnrer No. ~ Broad
wa, New lorS. and after Nay prnNno
transfer books viii close ut two l2) O'CLOCK p IN. on
2Ot inst and reopen on WEDNESDAY, May =
GEORGE q. FAHNHAM, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
FISK g. HATCH.
Dipioeno NotlteS

GERMAN EXCHANGE BANK.
" W-YoRK, April 81, 1875.
Tho Board Directors OF this Bank have THIS DAY de-
clrr DIVIDEND 81 SIX PER CBN T. fTes OF lax PAYABLE
after NAY ., 1876 The transfer boaas vi rnlsn
closed I'll that date a. FAIiS, cashier.
VrHE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY
VIII pay its Office, No 40 Broaw y y " Ca ne arst
dav Of MAY next, MAY COUPONS OF the Real Estate
tirst Mortgage bonds guaranteed by e. -
LOLIs EIIZhLRALD, PTesldent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
5apiues Banks.
5IrnlIure.

IErUlIure.
ENAnELED CHAMBER SUITS from $50;
n solid bac4 walnut do s3J; marble to- TO- plror
su. $50 tapestry brussels carpos u per yard inTns
sc. b.. COW PEaHWAIr & CO, ljJ ard l1i CLathAin
81.
EATTINGS-White, Red, Check, and Fancy,
w A. 81 o. very cheap FOR cash Iugran Carleis.
oOloua Batgps Upholstery Goods, &C. ANDREW his I-H
.H ~ ~. loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
5:-&mboars ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Leave New-York from foot Of DesDro'ses and cort-
andf-sts.:
S;35 for Washington and the West. Pullman paror
from New-lOrk to Baltimore and Washington
Pullman sleepefs day from Baltimore ~ pitts
burgh, Chi ago, Cincinnati L0uisyie ffts train
makes elosr connections for Columbus Indianapolis, and
Nev-Orleans.
255 Washington and the South Savannah. Florida
ana New-OTl ans. Through from New YORK 10
Baltimore aud Washington Pullman SeepoTs AMI DAY
cars from Baltimore TO Chicago, Cincinnati ST. Louis
Columbus &C
s:55 p m daily, Washington South and West Pull
man seepers TO baltimore and Washington, and IRON
Baltimore 10 Cincinnati ST. Louis, De. close
for Louisville indianapolis, the South South
West Connects at Washington with ttalns for Rich
mond, LyncnDnrg savannah, Florida NewOrleans and
tho SOUTH Through seePers baltimore and New
Orleans
For through tickets please call at Companys Offices POI,
315 23s Broadway York and ticket Offices foot
OF COrlindt and De Sta depot Je City,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

NFw. YORK, April g. 1875.
TI,lIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
4 eis Of this Company for tho ELECTION OF MANA1EiSS
onI held at the ONCE OF
many M TUESDAY tito 9th of May next ths PoI' VIII
lie 0pru from II o'clock noon nBtl zoe ock p M. ,
The will be closed IRON the evening OF Aph
20 until the morning Of NAV 10 By ORDER o. ne ho.rL
GEORGE L. HAIGHf, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
ylflaillld!.

4 GAS STOCKS. ......
"A. NEw.YObK hETKoPoMTAN, MUTUAl; AND
NANfATTtE CAS- STOCKS BOUGHT AND SoLp,
aud ali sni Of brooklyn and Gis Securities dealt
Ia Ly GEO. n. PRENIiSS.
!" " Room 30 - Broad st. y. V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS,

BURLINGTON, cED ,'a RAPIDS
MINNESOTA BONDHOLDERS.
For plan Spy sailing class oi bones ru
whether Main Inc Milwaukee NtSc3tlhc or racine b'N
a. 10 ViTD TAYLOR Chsitmal EOndh0defs toinnIt'eO'
s7G Broonir York. Immediate acuon IS aiFsiDt
GAS and civ K. r. Stocks. Bonds, Scrip, &c,
IN iught and ,od r. 7. LEVITT Rroat ST. Room !.
GERMAN EXCHANGE BANK, ,o-,
SN Nyw-Y oak, ri II, 1876.
IN ANSU.T, ELECTION for DIRECTORS II this Bank
ami fNSPITORS ot ELECTION viii be held at the Ban
,g ouss on IIlJ i~pAl May L. 1896 between to hOuis
VI - H. -"" . y " ~ $500 A. FANS, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
l.. 7. MORTON.
HENRY MORGAN, COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM hERTtNS.>
ortrp az my MissorsI K,vsAs ANp TEXAS RAILWAY Co,
sn.,N 1Inl ANrLl 4

4 the MISSOURI KANSAS And TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY Tor TIE election Of Directors for ne ensuing yn'
ana transaction Of other business vi DC he Az no o VI
Cumuauy. Parsons Kansas, on NIDN ~DA tho IN
dsy OF MAY ia7G IL ociuck y. IN. Transfer books VIII DO
si nom the evening of Api 10 o tho morning OF Aay 49,
~. HENSON, secretary pro ttn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUD
' Z. II. KESDRICK,
General PasScu ger Agent


~ FORD h. I.-SEM.NO. X AND NEW-hANEN Dl
NIsIOS.-M cOmaeEcine Eco Il. 1879
Passenger IN N8wIOTk, Grad Central Depot co.
Forty -secondat,
TRAINS LEAVE YORK.
Trains for leave 7:lO (AccBl, SOB (Exl
800 tAccn, ! a. N. (Exl, IL y. tAecnl ~ ~
(Acc'n (Ex), 4I0 aud 5:l5 Lscal hHb tbxh and ~
t..y.b D. ~. 80 o. 81 80,
20 90 (z $40, 5:l5 $40. 6.55, 10 FjrstaBiori,
no. SO, 800. 10 10 a; NJ l. NJ 20 al. syO lAhl'
sos 4tU 4.4j 5.l5 40. o. 40 9. TO- and ll3) W.
Boz toa Iiress, Spugncd at % and 10 Ill., end
D. m: via shore Line and ~ TIE oOS a. NJ L
3 - and and 10 y NJ stopping at STANFORD 40 wax ssd
sos md Do. and 8, y, aud 10 u. ~ BfdsepJrt Ins
800 And =; connect WI rams on shore Line ID
sjpu Providence. Tne 500 a. 2nc y. III c0nlSct
with STORE Inr Division Norwich and the New Haven
and Northampton Il. H. At NswHayen, and the 80 M
ami D. IN for Newport. 10 snf II trains con-
meet River X H. al pm isne and p m
for Montreal. Tge &: and .Lnrci wllh N.q.
gaucA H. aad liOusaoaie RIis Brdgert Inc IlO eoo,
500 amt m. with Danoury ant NorThlS NJ south
Norsslk aud te 500 ~, /, ana 4+O p m with New
Canaan Il. a STANFORD.
SUNDAY Bosoa rains at via sprnsned at 10
y. via Irusldsnce -
Might Exirrss rams. -.
Ic.ets can be purchased at Ticket ONCE Of Company &C
Grand Central Depot, AZ Of y. y TrAner o. "a
York and No Coart ST. BroONyD VINO VIII
Also CHECK baggage from 1873 dcDcc 10 destnsiion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-25

NrEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
~ Al as steamers leave Peck slip for NewHsyse a.
and ii D. m daily (sundyn ezeeptsd connecting with road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
EUROPE

ITO AMERICAN COTTON AND wOOLIEN NANgfACs
u turcrs.-Agcncy England required By r. W. HODcs
BON, ~ Waiting st.. London. H. g.; old estaousnedt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
WILSON II. BLACKWELL. AucrIoxEER.

BY BLACKWELL. RfKER 4 WILKINS
WEDNESDAN May 3. ut = O'Clock r. NJ.
sse OF valuable Furniture, including elegant paricr ana
bcdonm Tits, IN black walnut Piano Ntr-
fors crystal Chandeliers being entire tnrnure In pri
vHe residence li3 East DIST Catalogues OF aucfoneers
No. Pine 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
ABBOTT, AUcrIoxEER.

will sell Wednesday. l0. o'clock AZ Waters sales.
rooms ~ East Broadway lara number of ingram three
ply ana Brussels carpets. almost good
ssntisi Furnnre carved walnut Bedstsads marble top
Bureaus French plate Pier Glasses line Pianos,
ncv I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
PETER BOWIE. Auctioueer,

PETER BOWIE. Auctioneer.
SELLS this day. ~ o'clock. the Fixtures Of n Liquor
Lewis and 7ih sts contng Of copper lined
Bar Counter. Back Bar. 4pu Esglsh Ale Pump large Ice
box suit able for lager asa and Sverpatcd
Ware French Clock. Engrsvings, Chairs, Tables. stove
&c. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02

NArFSEy 4 SMITH, AUCrfOSEEgs. OFFICE IL
~ Centre 81 viii positively sell thi. day - lo,s osoek
thr stock aud VI xtures the Liquor Lager beer and Bill
lizard saloon $50 Blocker e.. corner south 5sh av post
poncd from yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02

LSOREcLOsUEE sALE-wTLLIAN KENNELLY.
IL Sherfs Anctonccr. will sell AT auction Thursday.
Nay los o'clock the Lease. Bnrroom Fixtures and
Furniture IN house ~ ath av
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14
School Commissioners.

The Board met on Tuesday and trans
acted the following business:
Commissioner Biddle reported progress
in regard to the Port Herman school house
The President reported that school house
No. l. Sixth district, had been injured by
the late severe storm and repaired. aud pre-
senteG the bill, amounting to $i9.33 which
was ordered to he paid
Mr. N p. Manly was authorized to have
a house put up at No. 6, Third district
Commissioner England was authorized
to put twenty six new desks in Rose Bank
school house.
Commissioner BidGle was authorized to
have some repairs made on the school house
at Cayott's Corner. He was also requested
to examine the school house at st. Angus
tine, and, If he thinks it advisable, to have
some repairs made on it.
Miss Beulah West, of North East, was
appointed to scholarship i'll the State
Normal School.
Miss Helen 4. McCauley was appointed
assistant teacher for Westamwell school.
Mr.. John Nesbitt was appointed trustee
for Hickory Grove school, Sixth district
vice j. IL. Swishcr, deceased and David
Rea, trustee for Chestnut Grove, Seventh
district, vice q. &. Linton. deceased
The appointment Of Miss NJ. a. f. Phil
lips as teacher OF Monroe school confirmed.
The bill of Messrs. J. ". Bond & Co.
for new desks, amounting to S191.lS was
audited aud ordered to be paid
Mr.. G. W. Bouldeu asked the privilege
of holding religious services in school house
No $, Second district, which was granted
Mr.. Boulder, for himself aud others. be-
coming responsible for any damage to the
or books
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

THIRD DISTRICT HAYES ID WHEELER
CLUB.-The Republicans of Third dis
trict organized Hayes and heeler cam
paign club, on Saturday everIg last. The
following officers were selectt
President Palmer c. Striclnd.
Tice- Presidents Townsend DOLE. L. T,
Roberts, w. J. Smith, W. ldwin, Geo.
Ricketts,, Col. |. d. Davis, w. Grant, T.
G. Crouch, c. b. Finley, Ii. Nner, J. r
Collins, j. L. Smith, j. Jason, Allen
McLain, Thos. Brown, p. K.Nright, II.
II. Bennett.
Secretaries c. Collins, Gohnson.
Treasurer-Joseph Wells.
Finance Committse w. nnev. W.
II. Elder, G. P. Smith, J. Tort, Jos. l..
Wells, W. b. Smith.
Committee on Speakers-Jas.. McCul-
Tough, DR.. r. II. Tuft, G. y. Bse, r. c.
Thackery.
The club will meet every Satuay even
ing during the campaign, at 1:o'clock,
in the Whig building, first floor, Int room.
Speakers will be in attendancat each
meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

HE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There is
no medicine prescribed by physicians, or
sold by Druggists. that carries such evil
dence of its success and superior virtue as
HoSCHEE' GERMAN SYRUP for severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast. Con
sumption, or any disease of the Throat and
Lungs. proof of that fact is that any
person afflicted, can get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents and its superior effect buying
the regular size at - cents. 1t has lately
been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderful cures are
astonishing every one that use it. Three
doses viii relieve any case. Try it, Sold
by ii. II. Mitchell, Elkton; E. b. Frazer
Port Deposit; and DR.. L. r. Kirk Rising
sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14
County Commissioners.

I'll, poorl ~ 1,,,., f,e...
,,o,n 80; - Tu"'y I'M" VS. ~
Ta H,' M SeS' pn or HeSuay anu Neunes-
C 'ra f " avid Gorn, -'"e''''' A''''S'io'S'
I rrLa r'iI"; u. -,,.
II? .o'!'" M oi,IiS lo[ 'HeFt1lano'Se
( g 80 va w io''"''' pay p!iiGoc
Nv 'oi" "P0"ee' pay JUN TsCtie'
p, .;J Jane GARRISON y; scolofed}, pay X. Z.
- i;eI'S' - A'i, NE h4Fer, lcoIoIea,, pay X.
Ronidam si6. Rrh, Enra. pay IeIs ~
& anGors ,'' .' pay "9",, NJ
| poas,o, e.. W.T. 1,.i'' p"S W
V - rna " ' 49, I"s y - - -
1' "ans' - n,ia M ". h9 T, pay l.: H.
,',,''t.'s 2io' i'i'i'i'' 'uiieh pay o'h
M, t,Iio, -, o..,... ,,,.. .......,
"a io''J "eo''"'S ~ .AInl!'ie''
i p,ir Psf IS d. h D .! "nSlt '"'hn;
iIenr pos'; ~ o'2i.t a "
II NJ Ar'danSa', p''.''n $500 81" On
S,mnaI G.., h,;Ijn. e. -. I rJ"'
Cnnnar Wi, az va - e.. i'.',ar - D"..n
ala rIorl io',''C t.l3c -
p, c,, , 60 cn. W. 60 nus
i,'o ~ t 'c'I ~ Nv w. = het'' ASSeS
so, ~, y" II. o LoSaa, Nn"ec'or Nlnth
1a,.,r. Nh Ji,"o ~ II logan. o"l
- d. re- i','' Ff,f'' 40 &c
d;.tr;.t sci ~. w ~ r titspeo.oi y o;'l III
Tbird d;r,yi.t ccS. T, pi,;,;' i 80.
81 -. W m II Harrison
S2i "a. So r ,,,a,, c,,';t'I 49,
di,tr;cf S9I II. w !, C;I,-;n C1nni
Rod ~ f,,r;a e-o.IT pIaaI- .>I'
t,n s11 T''' - ' i'''0"' i'i'l'e'-
0-darcd that An,os vyso, co,,oo.ou
E;rs+ d;stri,t 1e-e n,IIo,t f.l.,, ;r,o
I,nHsnd fax on $500 ,o,so,,,1 ,lrn,',,.+I,
Statetov 81 ~. comm, nv 81 ne ra+nI
S63l '''
Il Ordered that Amos Wnso, Civilizations
F;rst diSt,;o+ 1e-r a,1,oa, sn > Ii
tlJaves tay an 90 GOO nnrsn,,ni ,','',oD. -
ksta}ct,w - T.. ,,, -. SO "a
H. ~ - '''>' A0t"''
e 0,d.,od +Io+ ,,,,o. yrn.,, f,.,r.....
II, ;yst di.trnt 1eHc ,,ro. 49, f oo.soioi
hJerritt tay ON 900 raaI a no"i i' Stata
M 81 81. conntvrax ei"i I'll So
al Oriarad that 1nsa,h + po,,,, 'i s', C'I
ctnr If SaraotI di,tn;a, sail 'lDi'N OT ID
nc ,,l, -, c,,ord;o $500. %, ~ d.
NJ lis 90 "ua'G ii 'aNes Gu ?'f'' an" re-
III nnty nv i.i nv r.aI te 90 - -
P,,ta 81 I HD,,o r. "'"'' -" 10 ,,.c.,
ed itr;ot ovon 80 ~ ,ou u".iS''o'e nun
'ly ria rar,,,t ~ a., ~ t Spplo'e''
Ter po.r " ','1 i'iei
lat oaa tIro,,'-t, III 'ii"I.ei 'i
50 "t lnnos ol tEe society OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

REPUBLICA> MEETING IN THE NINTH
DIsTRICT.-A arge and enthusiastic meet ,
ing of the Republicans of the 9Th district
took place at tie Brick Meeting House. on
Tuesday evenir last. The meeting was
held in front ofHambleton' Hotel. where
stand was creed tastefully, ornamented
with flags and Chinese lanterns. The meet
ing organized 40 o'clock, by calling
Sutton Scarborough, Esq. to the chair.
Addresses were ellvered by Hon. Joseph
b. Pugh, L. Maraal Haines and r. c.
Thackery, Esq. he feeling was excellent.
and argues we'll ir the result of the can
vass in the old 9th.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

mischief, opened the draw so that they
could not cross, and boldly refused to close
it, notwithstanding their threats. Finding
they could do nothing will. them, they
started up the tow path in the direction of
Delaware City Oh foot, leaving their horses
and carriage. Mr.. Clements came over to
Elkton on Wednesday morning, supposing
that the horses and carriage belonged to
Mf. Dunbar, proprietor of the Howard
House stables. This not proving to be the
case, he left, intending to visit all the neigh
boring towns in search of the owner of the
team, i'll hopes of gaining some clew TO the
identity of the robbers. We haven't been
able to ascertain what success he has met
with. This was one of the boldeSt rob
berries ever perpetrated in this neighbor-
hood,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

DErICATIoN.-The ne chapel on the
turnpike, two miles sob of Elkton. is
nearly finished, and the " for its declica-
ton has been fixed for thlast Sabbath in
this month, the 29th. The dedicatory
sermon will be preached % o'clock in
the afternoon, by Rev. Joi S. Inskip, ei,
tor of the Christian Standd, of Philaiel-
phia. Mr.. Inskip is welknown in this
vicinity, and many will glad of the
opportunity to hear him. The evening
sermon will be preached Rev. George
r. Bristor, of Bethel. Theinging on the
occasion will be conducted the Elkton
choir. 1t is understood, believe, that
Mr.. Inskip will preach in thElkton NJ. f.
Church on the morning of day of the
dedication.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

ACCIDENT. Abe Hindman. an aged col
ored man, met with a severe accident, on
Monday last. He was descending the steps
leading to the shoe shop of Mr.. Geo. Wal
lace. in the basement of the Hall. when
his foot slipped and he fell from the top to
the bottom of the steps, striking several
times upon his head in his progress. The
steps are OF stone and several ugly gashes
were made upon his head by the sharp
edges. He vas removed to his home and
medical aid summoned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

MEETING OF CoLoRED NoTERs OF THE
THIRD DIsTRICr.-A well attended mass
meeting, of the colured citizens of the Third
Election District of Cecil county, was held
on Monday evening, October 9th, 1876, il
Colored Union Hall, Elkton, Md Ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs. w. j.
Jones and James T. Mccullough, ESqs.,
and Hayes and Wheeler Club organized,
with James t. Moore as President Forty
three members were enrolled.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

GRAND REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATED IN
THE FIFTH DIsrRIcr.-- Republicans
of the old Fifth made u grand demonstra-
ton on Thursday evening last The crowd
was immense, it being one Of the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings ever held
in the district. Hon. Alex. II. Hobbs, of
Baltimore, and II. c. Thackery, Esq, of
Elkton, spoke. The Fifth may be conf
IDENTIFY counted on for her share of the work
on the seventh of November.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14

meeting of the Sixth district Hayes,
Wheeler and Harris Club will be held at
Rising Sun, on Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 18th at : o'clock. l.. Marshall llaines
and r. G. Thackery, Esqs., of Elkton. will
certainly be present and address the meet
ing. All citizens are requested to attend
and hear the issues now before the people
discussed. A band of music will be in
attendance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-10-14
DIED..

ARMSTRONG.-Near Fair Hill, on the
eth inst, ADA g., daughte of William
and Mary Armstrong, aged about 20
years.
MOORE.-Departed this life, in the city of
New York, on the 9Th Of October, 1876
JOHN MOORE, in the 6Sth year of his age,
son of Thomas Moore, formerly of Cecil
county.
GEORGE.-Near Bay View, on Sept. 4th,
1876, JOHN THOMPSON, son of John and
Gertrude George, aged l year, months
and days. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. J. A. b. Wilson, and the
remains were buried in the NJ. f. cemetery.
One sweet flower has dropped and faded,
One dear infant voice has fled,
One fair brow the grave has shaded,
Our sweet infant now is dead.
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rs Ladies' and rents Merino Under
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ACCIDENT AT THEiAILRoAD.-On We'd
nesday afternoon las as Mr.. Jerry Dough-
erty. residing near Cirry Hill, was driving
ont North street, his orse took fright at a
train of cars erossingthe street ahead of
him. Instead of runing away from the
cause of his fright, he In furiously towards
il. He reached the raioad just as the rear
car was crossing the rect, and rain VIC
lently against it, The prce OF the concus-
sion threw the horse OR Il small culvert,
at this point, into de) ditch. Here he
1loundered for while,,nd finally extri-
Gated himself. The 6aage was a few
slight cuts upon the hose, and badly
demolished buggy.
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FIRE.-Early on Saturday morry last,
Reuben Haines, Esq, residing on & Main
street, was aroused by the cries a ser
want girl "that the house was fire. :"
Upon descending to the first floor found
the house filled with dense Smok Evil
IDENTITY there was fire somewhereut to
find it seemed not so easy task After
considerable search it was discover that
it came from within the partition u be-
tween the dining room and kitchenHelp
was summoned and the plastering ctway.
AS soon as this was done the heAfoie
smouldering fire burst forth in flame All
the studding and lath in the wall appntly
being on fire. \ few buckets of watGell
applied, however, soon extinguished. -
Upon examination it was diScovered,at
the boiler of the range. which was ented
by the wall, came in contact with the cd
work. The boiler was empty, not hao
been used for a year or two, and it lisp
posed that it became highly heated amt
fire to the wood in contact with it. e
loss is slight, but it was undoubtedly IA
row escape from destructive fire.
Haines is insured in the Farmers of Io
Pa, and the Cecil Mutual.
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