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DIED..

REYNOLDS.-On the Tth inst, at the
residence of John Thompson, East Not
tingham. LIZZIE G. REYNOLDS, wife of
George Reynolds of Rising Sun, aged
about 80 years.
MORO AN.-At Havre de Grace, on May
Sth MARY MORGAN, late of this place, in
the G2nd year of her age.
SHROFF.-At the residence of Elihu Har
agan, near Colora, on Saturday, the 9TH
inst, Rev. VIM. SHRoFF, of Wilmington
NJ. E. Conference, in the Goth year of his
age.
At meeting of the officers and teachers
of Liberty Grove Sabbath School held May
9th, 1877, the following testimonial was
adopted, and a copy directed to be furnished
our local papers for publication:
Since it has pleased God to gather into
his heavenly garner, as shock of corn fully
ripe, our late superintendent, it seems proper
that We who were SO recently associated
with him in his labor, and who know his
worth, should leave on record some slight
tribute to his memory. Therefore, DO it
Reso.ped, That in the death of Rev. VIM.
Shrofi, this community has lost an able
christian worker and counselor, who was
always careful to adorn the doctrines he pro-
feSsed in his life and conversation.
Resolrsd, That we who here assemble in
the place where he formerly taught, and
where lie many years ago professed a change
of heart and made a public confession of
faith, have in his example of christian resig
nation to the Divine will during a long
period of family aitiiction and bodily suffer
ing. and Joyous triumph over fear of death,
q renewed incentive to follow the same
guidance and lean upon the same power for
consolation in life's trials so that when it
shall please our Heavenly Father to call us
hence to give an account of our steward
ship, we may be able to give up the ties
that bind us to this earth for a crown which
is prepared for all who love and serve our
Divine Master faithfully.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

News from the seat of war is of such a
conflicting and unsatisfactory character that
the real truth is hard to come at. There
seems to be no doubt however but that the
Russians have forced back the Turks at all
points, defeating them in an engagement
at kars, capturing that stronghold with a
number of prisoners, and are now pushing
on towards Erzeroum.
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany, dated Erzeroum, 0 o'clock, Tuesday
night, says the Russians are surrounding
ooghauie, and concentrating for an attack
on Moukhtar Pasha's position at Bardiz
and Yenikoy. The Russian force, which
occupied Bayazid. is now advancing in the
direction of khamon and Autob leaving
Karakilisa and Aloshkirt on their right
Bayazid has now, been placed under con-
troll of a Russian Project of Police.
The statement that the Roumanian army
will probably be incorporated with the Rus
sian army or placed under Russian COM
mander, is officially contradicted
The Turkish batteries at Widen ceased
firing at 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Their shells did not reach Kalafat. The
Roumanian shells only reached the Turkish
vessels off Widdin.
A private meeting Of Senators and Depu
ties has been held to consider the expedi-
cncy of Roumania participating in the wa..
\ majority Of the Deputies appear to favor
war, but the Senators views are doubtful
The Tiaats' Vienna correspondent, in his
despatch discussing the military situation
is Asia, after speaking Of the possibility of
Noukhtar Pasha's position becoming I'M
tenable from the advance of three Russian
columns, says: Fortunately for Moukh-
tar Pasha there is strong position at
Dene and Bouna, to the east of Erzeroum,
so that unless he is forced to accept battle
previously the Russians may possibly be
heard of in the ghborhood of Erzeroum
before the Turks even make serious attempt
at resistance. The Turkish debut in the
Asiatic campaign can hardly be considered
successful. Their prominent idea seems to
have been to stop all the gaps along the
frontier, by which the Russians might
enter. 1t would not be easy to repair this
scattering of forces and Moukhtar Pasha
must have better fortune than he had in
Herzegovina if he can get back in time a
portion of the forces wanted in Batoum
and Ardhan, while it must take some time
to obtain reinforcement from elsewhere"
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MARRIED..

GRACE HYLAND.-By John A. B.
Wilson. at the home of the bride, on the
It'll, 1877, JOHN W. GRACE, and Will
HELMINA HYLAND.
CLEMENT-HICKMAN.-By the Rev.
X. p. Dubois, GA the Sd inst, HARRY
w. CLEMENT, and 5. EMMA HICKMAN,
both of this county.
CLAfPOOL-CARPENTER.-In Chesa
peake City Md, on Tuesday evening
May Sth, 1877, by Rev. Charles 2. Mallory,
WINDFIELD 5. CLAYPooLE and ELLA f.
CARPENTER, both of Chesapeake City.
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ACCOUNTS PASSED.

Third account of DR.. r. c. Carter, guar
dian to Florence W. 5. Bryson, and Mary
G.. Reynolds; fourth account of Geo. w.
Townsend. guardian to John H., James c.
and VIM. E. Stuart; final account of VIM.
Wade, executor of John Kyle; final ac-
count of Thomas f. Duke and Chas. j.
Duke, administers of Philip Duke, and
distribution struck on same; fifth account
of James II. Maxwell, guardian to Sarah
ID. Maxwell. first preferred account of
Zeblon p. Lusby, executor OF Ann E. W..
Lusby; fifth account of A. f. r. Bennett,
guardian to Geo. \. Bennatt and Lizzie f.
Bennett; seventh and final account of \.
Z. II. Bennett, Noble Biddle and J. IL.
Steele, administrators of George W. Ben
nett, and distribution struck on same.
Court adjourned to meet in special session
on Saturday next.
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters OF Administration the personal
estate of PETER X. WRIGHT
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 the 18th day Of April, 1875;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all bcne-
mt OF said state. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to the SUBJ
scrher. Given under my hand this 2lst day of April
1891. HENRY A. WRIGHT
Administrator of Peter X. Wright decd.
Tcst-REuBEN d. LAMAR Register.
April IL 1SI7-6w
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ACCOUNTS PASSED.

|. +. Nanarsdale, State witnesses, $131:
James B. Marrett, taking pauper to aims
house, $50; John BurlS, work on road,
s2S s.; DR.. J. Y. Wallace post mortem,
SO; Henry Nungesser, repair of bridge,
522 so; Morris Dunbar, taking pauper to
aims house, IS; J. j. Bennett, Register of
Voters Eighth district, $6,; Lorraine 4 Bid
die, taking pauper to aims house, SO; W. B.
Robinson. supervisor First district, $3l.75;
Mccullough Iron Co., taking paupers to
aims house, SIS; John Mcconnell, taking
pauper to aims house, 81; Perry Litzen-
berg. SIG 50; DR.. II. II. Mitchell, $3.50;
Robert Frazer, drugs for Jail, $50. IS.
The accounts having been passed, the
Commioners proceeded to make the levy
for 1877. 1t was found necessary to levy
forty seven cents for county taxes, sixteen
cents for school and seventeen and quar-
ter cents for State purposes, making in ali
eighty aud and a quarter cents on the 500.
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rs Let us be clean, in order that we may
be healthy. To be thoroughly so, and to
countcract eruptive tendencies and render
the skin white and smooth, let us use
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. No eruption can
withstand it. Depot, Crittenton's, No. 7
Sixth avenue, New York. Hills Hair and
Whisker Dye, black or brown, 80 cts. "A
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sY Mrs. LITZENBERG has returned from
the city with all the latest novelties: French
and American Chip Hats, Willow Plumes.
fine French Wreathes, Monteur, French
trimmed Croquet Hats, English Thread
Scarfs, the new French Thread Lace for
trimming black silk dresses, very low; the
latest style of Bustes, Corsets, Party Fans
Millinery and Trimmings Of all kinds.
A good Mlliner wanted at once by Mrs.
LITZENBERG, Eikton.
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NOTICES. &c.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.

This is TO give notice that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Testamentary on the personal estate of
GEORGE HAINES,
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the 10Th day of April 1878:
they may otherwise by law lie excluded from all benefit
Of said estate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment 10 the subscri-
Der. Given under my hand. this 18th day of April
1877. MARGARET r. HAINES
ExecutriX Of George Haines decd.
Test-REUBES d. lamar, Register
April L. lS11-6w
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ORDER NISI.

THOMAS STEEL
JULIA A. " H. BRITTON and JANE f. HJLEs
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
No. 143 d 3.
( 1RDERED, This 18th day of April, in
~ the year 1877, that the sale made and reported by
William j. Jones, Trustee for the sale of the moreaeed
real estate of Julia A. v ii. Britton. be ratified and
conre unless cause to the contrary thereof lie shown
or before the l4th day of June next provided COW
OF this Order be inserted in newspaper printed in
Cecil county, u week for month before the 18th
day of May next.
The Report the amount Of sales to be s4s50On
A. W. MITCH ELL Clerk
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL,
April a. 1S77-lm Clerk
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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 Testamentiry the personal of
STEPHEN MAIiONEY.
late OF said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 10 hbit
The same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 10th day of April. 1878;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment the subscribers
TWEEN under our bands this 18th day of April, 1877
JAMES s. MAHONEY,
CAROLINE BELL,
Executors of Stephen Mahoney, decd
Test-REUBEN D. JAMAg Register
April IA, lS77-6w
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~ Four years last March l commenced
selling Shriner's Balsamic Cough Syrup; |
have used it myself and gave it to my
children for Coughs Group, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, &c. No better medicine can be
found. For infants it is superior to any
thing know Of Every house should have
a supply at hand.
r. S. Brown, Lexington, Mich
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G5Y Carpets, Oil Cloths aud Mattings,
full stock, low prices, by
MCCRERY Il BoULDEN.
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tg MRS. NELSON has returned from the
city with another case of those Cheap Hats.
Don't forget the place, three doors above
Glass Front.
70 Dress Silks samples on our counter
from the best Philadelphia houses Orders
received, at city prices, by
MCCRERY s. BoULDEN.
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WILLIAM E. JACKSON, HIS WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Equity.
No. III ID. 8.
ORDERED, This 18th day of April,
~ 1871. that the sale made and reported 10y The Port
Deposit Building and Loan Association Number One of
Cecil county of the mortgagcd real of William
jackson and Laura J. Jackson his wife, be ratified
and confirmed, unless the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the Dist day of Juue next pro-
rided, copy of this Order be in some news
paper printed in Cecil county week for one month
before the 2lst day of May next.
The Report states the of sales to be s2l5oO
A. W. MITCH ELL, Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL,
April u, IsII-lm Clerk.
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court for Cecil county was
in session on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. Presentation.
James McCauley, Chief Judge; Hon. James
NJ. Evans aud Hon. James \. Lewis, As
sociate Judges.
Sundry claims against deceased persons
were duly examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
Counter bond of Edwin II. Reynolds,
executor of Reuben Reynolds; bond Of J.
F. Price. administrator of John r. Price.
List of sales of Sarah A. Flinthan ex-
amined and passed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s Head GOOD WORK & DRIVING HORSES.
l3 HEAD OF CATTLE.

Of which fresh and others will be by day of
sac;) GOOD sHoATS: SOW with pig extra stock.
good Farm Wagons. Germantown Carriage. Shift
ing-top Buggy. twu-srat Jaeger Wagon. Rnckaway.
light CarritGe Pol" sleigh nearly new, Straps Of
new Bells, Sh"rse Power and Threshrr. = Rcapers
Mower, good train Drill, Roller, Wheeled Cuti
vstor, Hunts patent, Hay Beds, Atwood Plows
1lcckendrrn Flows, Ground Plow . Double
PloNs. Small Pows. Cultivaturs. Twin IIarruws
Harrow, Wheeled Horse Rake Grain Fan, Corn
shelter. Cutting Box, Corn Coverer Ladders Log
Chains, Wheclharrow, Grain Cradles and Scythes
Garden Sewer, logSh ads, larg. Feed Box, Corn
Dioppers Block and Fall, about so Feet of Rope :
Post Spade Crcw bar, Shovcs Hoes Forks and Rakes
lot of iokes. Double and Singlctrees, Brier Hooks
Hay Knife, sets Wagon lIarn.ss. sets Lead harness
lot Of Plow Harness, sets Double Carriage liar
ness sets Single Harness. > sets Check Lines Brides
Collars ) Head lIalters, Buffalo Robe Saddle and
Birdie, new Batvau. lot OF Oars, Ice Boat Gill
Net, 20 fathoms long. | Set Net. Crab Nets lot Gill
CUrks lot Deccys. Fish House. Portable Forge and
Bellows AnviIs lot Of Blacksmith Tools Griud.onp
lot of old Iron about TOM chest Carpenter Tools
Sedgc Axes. Maui and Wedges, 3 Half Bushels Rarn
Shovels, Peck Measure. lot of Bags, Fly Nets
Double .'rreitd Gun, nearly new Spread Chains .
sets Breast Chains. Crescent Saw. | Wood Saw
Wood horse, Hay knit, ork Bench, Eises Anchor
The YACHT "EDITH@ nearly new. twen,y-eirht
feet lOag, eight feet beam, sloop rugged.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ac-5 pairs Bedst-ads. Beds
and Be'l'ug !. Tables. Center T,bIe. / Lounge,
Srttee, Stands : Looking Glasses, dozen Cane-seat
Chairs dozen Windsor Chairs , Bureaus large Desk
small Desk Rocking Chairs. Cook Stove. sitting
room Stoves Cupboard Writing Desk. Clock.
Iars" Flour Chest, Mattresses. 100 yards Of Carpet
nearly new, lot OF Mating Oil Cloth Blankets and
Quilts, lot Stair Carpet, lot OF Dishes Knives Forks
Spoons Wash Bowls Pitcher. lot of Milk Pans Buckets
Cream Kettle. Lard Can Butter Can lot of Lard lot OF
Wooden Buckets. Coffee Mill lot of Glassware, 3 Tubs
l PorcelaiI Kettle lot Of Lamps large Pot. Churn
Clothes Lines, Benches, Spitrons lot Meat Casks
and empty Earrels, and many either articles tedious
to mention
63 Acres of Wheat in the ground; barrel of Pickled
Pork: lot of liaIs and Shoulders about one hundred
Chickens.
TERMS ALI sums of Ten dollars and under, Cash
on all over Ten du!iI.s credit of Six months will be
given. with Note payable at the National Bank
Ekton with approved security, with interest from date
ss-Sale positive, and to O'Clock sharp
there is large lot of goods. and want to get
through in day All that is advertised will
be sold 10 the highest bidder
HENRY 4. WRIGHT. Administrator
May 3. 1sI5-ts SAMUEL J. PKIcE Auctioneer
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sc IiO0L

is in active operation under the supervision
Of Miss NJ A. Ncols and Miss Mollie
Johns, both very efficient teachers, but
working against considerable incon-
venience, the house being too small for the
number of scholars, and there being dan
ger of some of them falling through the
floor with one foot and dislocating a joint.
The toothache has been somewhat preva-
lent within the last week or SO among the
scholars, SO that the principal procured a
pair of forceps and extracted from the lit
tie urchins' jaws eighteen teeth in one day.
This is a little dentistcal.
BURGLARS
have not visited US yet like they have some
parts of our county, and don't think it
would he safe if they would. considering
the way some of our yong meas bedrooms
are guarded with pistols and clubs.
New
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eaY"All shades and qualities Of Dress
Silks for sale, by sample, from best city
houses, by MCCRERY Il BOULDER.
IL Silk Sun Umbrellas; full line at the
Glass FRONT.
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Port Deposit Items.
BOLD ROBBERY.

One of the boldest thefts that ever oc
cured in our community took place on Sat
urday night, May 5th. Mr.. Jos. w. Rey-
nolds, early in the evening between and
9 o'clock. hitched mis- horse in front of
MIR. Kerwins store, went in and made some
purchases. On coming out he found that his
horse and double carriage had been taken.
and up to the present time has not found
any clue to the thief or horse. Some fish
haulers from Pennsylvania, saw a horse
and carriage answering the description,
going towards Lancaster. Mr.. Reynolds
has telegraphed to all principal points,
giving a full description, and the party
may be canght yet, but it is doubtful -
Fortunately it was not one of his driving
animals.
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BONDS OF COLLECTORS APPROVED.

Amos Wilson, First district; E. Fl. Bid
die, Second district; S. II. Miller, Third
district; Henry Hess Fourth district; j.
Scott Ferguson, Fifth district; W. A.
Tosh, Sixth district; J. E. Reynolds,
Seventh district; r. II. Crothers, Eighth
district; G. W. Oldham, Ninth district.
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AN ENTERTAINMENT

will be given in Odd Fellows Hall, May
21st and 22nd, for the benefit of Mr.. A. L.
Barry, by a number of our citizens. 1t will
consist of songs, choruses, readings, etc.
Mr.. II. G.. Hopkins is chairman of the COM
mttee and has the assistance of the best
musical and reading talent in our commun
ity. On all occasions of entertainment,
MIR. Berry has largely contributed to the
enjoyment Of the evening, and it is believed
that our citizens generally and in the vicin-
ity will show their appreciation by full
house on each evening.
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Mr.. EDITORIALS you and your readers
some time, perhaps an item of our where
abouts will not be out of season.
OUR TOWN
and vicinity supports one store and apothe
cary combined, two blacksmiths, one wheel
wright, two stone masouS, one carpenter,
doctor, aud barber, and lastly but not least,
new and enterprising tailor-Mr. Paxson
who is thronged with work already, be
ing in our midst but short time. His
workmanship. in durability and neatness, is
recommendation well worthy of patron
zing. So you see We are alive to the &C
tivitieS of the age.
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INVALUABLE FOR RAILROAD MEN"

INVALUABLE FOR RAILROAD MEN"
suffered for more than year with indiges
ton, and during the last six months | was
very bilious, occasionally having a dumb
chill, followed by feveis, which Frustrated
me. | took Simmons Live: Regulator, and
for several months have been as stout and
hearty as any man could desire to be. |
am thoroughly satisfied that it is all it is
recommended to be for indigestion and
bilious complaints, for mine was certainly
Il stubborn case. | have heard many of
my friends speak of it, and all agree that
it possesses all the virtues you claim for it.
n. IL. HIGHTowER, Conductor NJ and W.
r. II"
z" New French China, New English
White Granite and Yellow Ware just re-
celved at the GLASS FRONT.
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JOHN NJ. EVANS
NE" CARPET STOR f.
No. % NORTH NINTH STREET,

Above Market, hear Filbert st. PHILADELPHIA,
Has opened with entire stock of the latest
styles of
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS,
MArTISGS, WINDOW SHADES, &c.
which offer at lower prices than have been known
fr ID wears Dur long in the business gives
i great advantage. ami intend make this the
BARGAIN CARPET STORE Of the city. whore buyer,
rely getting the btEs goods the very iOu ST
prices
An examination Of stock and prices is earnestly
solicited JOHN NJ. EVANS,
Formerly OF North Second St, Pr lADELpnIA
Feb -, lST.-3m
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners
was in session on Tuesday aud Wednesday
last. A full Board-AIessrs. Armstrong,
Crawford and Gerry-was in attendance.
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I5ss" Full stock Dress Goods, at popular
prices, at MCCRERY u BoULDEN.
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Is Finest White Counterpanes; new pat
terms, at the GLASS FRONT.
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IMPROVEMENT.

Mr.. r. G. Hopkins is improving his house
by new style of painting; he has also
raised the pavement in front Of his pre-
misses. The pavement from the residence
Of Mr.. W. ", Reynolds to the drug store
of Messrs. w. c. Williams & Co. needs to
be raised, and our Town Commissioners
would do well to have it attended to early.
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The schooner Federal HI is loading ice
from the joint stock company's pile, and
intends 10 sell it at some point down the
bay II is a great pity it was not sold some
time since, before SO much wasted by the
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REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING.
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The Straits Of Magellan Heaey Gales-A
School Of Whales-7He AUratross Dan
gers Of Whale Fishing mparaiso The
Scene Of the Capture Of tie Frigate Esse.r,
etc.. ktc.. etc.
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INCENDIARIsM THE stable of Henry
Greenfield, Esq, at Kimblevile, Chester
country, was destroyed by fire, Oh Monday
night last. An attempt was made some
two weeks ago by an unknown incerdiary
to destroy the building, but the fire was
discovered and extinguished before it gained
much Roadway. The scoundre had also
shaved the tail of a horse in the stable. 1t
is hoped the perpetrator of this act may be
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RECEPTIoN.-A very pleasant and largely
attended reception was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. T. c. Crouch, on Tuesday evening
by Mr.. VIM. Falls and lady, of the Howard
House, the parents of the happy bride. 1t
was quite brilliant affair, and greatly en-
joyed by all present A magnificent table
was spread, to the contents Of which ample
respect was paid. The evening was spent
in conversation aud social enjoyment. The
Elkton Band was present and furnished
some sweet music. The company separa
doubt devoutly wishing that marriages
would multiply in Elkton.
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ORDER NISI.

THE PORT DEPOSIT BUILDING AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION NUMBER ONE OF CECIL COUNTY