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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

viles imitaciones contrahechas do Las Pildoraa
v ell lJn9uentO de Holloway" SC Tabrican Yanden
baio al noInbre do ~s., Holloway y q. :. lDor
j. T. Henry Cur 80, ~. ran y @. Droguis-
Ia tle Nueya- York. KS1 kPW con una eup1estA
marea de patcnte SsEwr.Hs RI asi: Mercaderes sim
eserapulos las OBJ lHa@Ti III ienen preciOs mut
infnos, dc la de- MN4 Eazt3 nomiunda casa. Es.
tas composiciones N-SW de ningun yalor 50
oxpenden al pdhli- co como mis- ldgiti-
mas Pildorns Ungnento. 8ssaas
Apelo pues, muy enearecidamente d los arnigos
los demas on las Repdblieas Hiapano- AmercAilas.
/ cuyas manos 6sta legarA. y mas especialmente &
las mndres dc familia otras senoras para que aa
sirvan presarme SN aNxilio en- euanto pucdaFl, en-
denunciar este descarado fraude. fragundo en- Nue-
York praosIyiendo sus amigos. ii fin de Que no
SO les oagAc deompraf estos c0mpuestos despfac
bios titulAdos Pildoras UnguentO de Holloway
quo fleyen slgunos r6tulo de Nueva York ell0s.
Anes dc comprar exaninese cnA mucha cautela
e r6tuo 81 Bote In Gaia, para cerciorafse 81 est6
Ia direction de 53s Oxford Strees London, 81 no
esti entonces SO trata de pornetrar u dcscarado e
ga1o. ~ 4s
e 7YnJre del tso5ierao Britdftico con las palAbf1
"pildoraa Y Unguento dc Holloway. LoMd0n NfahN +
dsS on 81 En- el rotulo cst Ia direction. Es. Oxf0r.
Street London. en- donde unicameAto 80 fahrican
ns-Se invita- las nersosAsss que scan defrauladaa
tnguento e Holloway fAsiticados, para que se sir-
van e0muneSrnle hos porlnenorcs & tnInediatamen-
te har faIsslizar processes legaes contra los Ofeh4
sores v recon pensarS iberalmente Il los Delatorea
nor al trabalo que SO tonen, ccnanrUmef6ndOlnA 81
que no haya traaeendeneia dc sus nombrea - Frina-
do, TOMAS HOLLOWAY Londres. Marie Is de-
1876
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09
BOLETlN nERGAyTlL DE- PUERTO-RICO.
pREc1os DE ANUNcIos.

De una seia ineas de impression. pnblicandose
hasta tres eeees ca cts a q idem cada ranEon q!e
exoedN de los seis = Los precos seran dobles cliao
loS anunciUs Aayan dc pnbicarsc en- caraetere gru-
SOS 8 on T. S 8 numeros en- upos como los de eslaS
linens. - P0r meses y amos Sc admtten anuneioa a
precioe ,onvenciunales. - Los eomunicados 50 CO.
brarin & centayus la linea impresa. -Anuneios
communicates sc abOnaran adelAntados.
A los suscrit0ras que al prssentar anun2ioe q co
municados para insercion exhiban 81 re'lho de
eetar al eorriente en- el pago seies har una Te61a
dc 10 p.%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09
PERDHDA

De una pequeha cruz de oro con corales en-
los extremes una vista on e centro Scri
grattcado qnien la prcsentarc on eta Admi-
nStfaciOn. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

Esta maquna cs Ia mas pcrf-cta que Sc CO.
noce. %u mccaniSmo cS scpciliismo no puc-
de descomponersc
Su puntada pcriccta. cosc con ccleridad, Y
su movlmiento cS mas SuayC que cl de totaS las
introducitlas hasta cl dia. no TIE\E RIVAL
Para que reuna t0das las ventaas pOsihlcs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

La rapidez con que cl piblico ha consumido
las dos pfimcras Y numcrosas importGcCnes
que hcmos hecho de cstaS maqnnas eli e mes
de abri pl'Gximo pasado, prucba 'sus bucnas
condolences y iusttica Ia bucna reputation que
van adquisicndo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

Aunqne inferior i La \ACr0NAI, Ia tencmos
en- nucstro deposto con mcSaS Y mucblcs dc
caoba, nogal etc, periectamentc pulimcntadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09
Premio del sesuro.

SutnlHlstfiltL> SIN roiet}S.
Premo del sesuro.
Para los pucrtos de Espaha. incluso los
dennis eonlprcHdidos en- los mares de
las AHtilas y Estados-U Rdus del Nor
= te Anidrcs hasta q cah2 God, ,....... 1% p.s.
Pasando por 81 cabo Cod v los tle las
taS de las rr0vncias InErsas del Nor
"a America canal dc la MaRcha de-
Irlanda; ....,..;;,... ,.....,......;...: TX ~
pue 10 del Baltico. ....... ................ p.&S
Cunndo las factIras Sc embarquen on va
pores ViajeS de travesn. ,tti cHd5f0
p,'t mtIaos medic pa para Ia Isla do
Las monedas aeuiladas dc orc plata en-
yinie De travesia. ........... x p.:s
Id Ell vapores del cabotais .............. = p.%
Estos premios quo So liian tiencn sus varIaciones
Segun las Cpocas clrcunstannias de In nnve. por
las oscaias que haEan en caa puerto antes de In
rihat.a All dcstuo eNc"lfuandose de csta condiciOn
4 los vapores con ruta ya organizada
III doS por nal, que segun POLKA gratifca por 0
importa aSegnrndo. no 50 coaprcndera en- los pre-
mics quo no llel.uen al mo pOl rarlito
FL derelio lie POLKA son ciltcnedn centavos por
cRda mH pesos, no oNcederd de dos pesos encpfffd
cenfdr0s cuando paso de cjgco mil el imp aseau-
RADIO. Las lue cAtendan para el cabOtaje son
roiAte einco ceHidrOS l,or nil tamp cXcedera
lie dos pesos cincuetd centavos por la mayor impor
tancia as"gurRda
Es de cucnta del intcrcsado que ascgura comunl-
car nj Gerente dc la Compania. antes de rendir
vipje. el nombre del captain del Vapor que en- San
th.mas rc,ba n c2rGa para Europa del cosanero de
In Mala Real Inglesa." para que pueda ngurar On
Fl EsrApo Que remite Il los aeentes dc ayerias Y
hayR as mismo constanca en- las P6l2as iihr0s de
osta ofcina, sin cuyo requisite tendra fuerZa le
gal e seGuro
a5-Horas de oheinn dc 10 de IL manana de
IL i dc la tardeT&
Gale dc Tctuan nimero ss h. 90 Julio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09
CebOllaS cIiOllaS

DE La IsLA DE CUBA, MuY TREscAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09
UnguentO Holloway.

PIERNAs Y DEpECH0. las Llagas antignas aNns
las Ulceras cnyo origan no convione meneionar en-
su anuncio pdblicu. Para toGlas las EhypCI0NEs
LI.OWAY al que miliaFes debon Ia savacion tantO
de slls brazos v pierMHS como de sus existonGiNs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

Cada dos mcses apareccra un tomo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-09

les componen gratnitamcnte
Ventas al por mayor nj detail prccios
mny limitados, en- cl almacen dc FL Tel9gpntO,
cac de San Justo num- L.. -Frcntc 4 LA Ma
llorquna
LLOMFART MELON h G.
Sc dascan Agcntes cn la Isla
Sc rcmten gratis catalogos V listas de pre-
clos Il quicn 10 soliclte.
Ia. Tvs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17
County Commissioners.

The Board of County Comm issioners was
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday last.
4 full Board was in attendance.
The following orders for merchandise
were issued: Sidney Richardson, paw r. &
Reese, s.; Levi LOTHIAN, pay 'McCrery Il
Boulder, 50 80; Ben Crouch and son, pay
Thomas & Anderson. $40: Jane Baden,
pay Christie S Hindman. So; Jehu Mont
gomery. pay Christie & Hindman, 81; Jacob
kiser, pay John II. Young, 81: Elmira
Bulen, pay Simcoe & Son, s.; Catherine
Hayes, pay Thomas & Anderson. s.; Lydia
Mcdonald, pay Thomas x Anderson, So;
Polly Robinson, pay E. r. Burlington, 81;
John Davidson, pay NJ. r. Wilkinson. 81;
Annie c. Whiteock, pay II. c. Nesbitt,
s.: Mahaley Boys. pay Thomas Conrey, 81.
\ number OF accounts were examined
and passed, as follows: Short 4 Moore,
coffin, St; J. J. Lockwood, taking pauper
TO aims house. 81; Vim. Lindsey. lumber
$495; VIM. b. Heatzig. coffin, Sc; John
Wroth, register, First district for 1876,
800 80; Samuel Logan, magistrate fees.
50 20; VIM. 5. Evans, counsel fees, 800;
Thomas & Anderson, stationery for cleo
ton, 81 81: Frank y. Suter, supervisor of
Third district 1876 S7G2; John G.. Smith,
taking pauper to aims house, $50; H.
Burgett. lumber $22S. A.; l.. r Mearns,
Board of Control and Review, Sl3d; VIM.
II. Rhoades, work on roads. 81; Joseph
Megill. supervisor of FIRST district. $24 Sc:
John Riddle, supervisor of First district.
s. 80: VIM. r. Giipin. clerk to Board of
Control and Review, $les; William Arm
strong. Board of Control and Review, SI60:
]. J. Buck, lumber, $l2 IS; George W.
Taylor, supervisor of Seventh district,
2 nrC
district. Sl2 60; VIM. Richards, assessor.
$416; Jas Graham, supervisor of Seventh
district, S27 Sc; J. Goldsborough. taking
pauper to aims house, 81; Thomas Conrey.
supervisor of Second district, bridges
Sl60 80; n. P. Manly, treasurer of aims
house, Sc, 1873 IL; State witnesses, SIT;
job II. Kirk, s. 20; James S. Nickle, Sl35.
Ordered, that George W. Oldham. Col
lector Ninth district, release Josiah Reeder
taxes on $3.50 personal error i'll assessment,
and return the same insolvept. State tax.
81: county tax, So 81: total, 81 n.
Ordered. that George W. Oldham, Col
lector Ninth district, release G.. W. Clifford
taxes on S5GS guardian, and return the
same insolvent. State tax, SO; county
tax, s.. 50; total, 81 As.
Ordered, that w. \. Tosh, Collector
Sixth district, release Elizabeth McCul-
Tough taxes on 81, 1O2 guardian, and re-
turn the same insolvent. State tax, $2.9S;
county tax, S10.56: total, Sl3 a.
Ordered, that w. A. Tosh, Collector
Sixth district, release job Haines and Ii.
II. Haines. executors of Eli ilurford, taxes
on $40, 400 mortgages, and return the
same insolvent State tax, $lt.94; county
tax, SG4,4S; total, $50 70.
Ordered, that Joseph E. Reynolds, Col
It, IL
taxes on 5000 jas guardian, and return
the same insolvent State tax, s.. 6i; county
tax, $31.13; total $50 Is.
The Commissioners We're engaged on
Thursday in making transfers and correct
ing assessments, and will be in session on
Tuesday aud Wednesday next for the same
purpose.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17
= Oar Seighh0rs.

James X. i}urnite, Esq. of FELTON,. has
been commissioned B:igadier General on
the stan of Governor Cochran.
On Monday the 18th, Mr. F. s. Stout and
son, of Magnolia, shot about so pounds Of
pin tailed duck in Slaughter Neck.
Sixteen thousand bushels of corn was
Shippcd 10y MeSsrs. r. W. Reynolds & Co,
OF Frederick, during last week. to New
York.
The town of Camden is without pub
lie school at this time, the tax for carrying
on the same having been voted down last
Spring.
The Keut County Levy Court last week
paid b V. Weldon. $l92. Joshua II. Hill.
$2l5, and Samuel 9. Dill, $S6-total S494
for 9S6 hawk and owl sc.ips.
d. F. Douglas, lad living near Magno
liza, was shot through the hand last week by
Il revolver making wound which will
probably cause him to be IA cripple for life.
Rev. G. Huntington, of Dover, SO long
confined TO his home by sickness is again
able To be about on the street. Rev. l..
Gibson. who has been sick for some time,
is also reported on the mend.
ne store OF Nf. Is. L BuftOnS, oil FRED
erica. entered on Sunday night week.
1t a late hour, by burglars, who relieved
him OF 200 muskrat skins one revolver
aud SeI eral other articles.
j. F. BurriS, formerly of Middletown, is
now principal of the California Military
Academy. at Oakland, at a salary of $4,000
"A year. p. II. Boone, also from Middle
town, is an assistant in the same Academy
at almost as large a salary.
The roof of the new ". L. church at
summit Bridge leaks 50 badly that the ded
icatiou las been deferred until Spring.
The f.escoipg is badly damaged. II is the
intention To require the contractor To take
on the roof aud uut 0u a new one.
The EdSten Ga:ette: Says our citizens
Were much exercised in mInd on Wednes-
day last on account Of a rumor being in
circulation that there was probability Of
the cars ceaSing to run TO Easton after the
The lapse of a few weeks Oh account Of the
bad condition of the road. On that day
Ihc Directors held IA meeting and the
matter was discussed, but they came 10
She conclusion to continue the running of
the trains.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17
MARRIED..

CAMPBELL-MALONE..-O On Feb. 3rd, at
Port Deposit, by J. ID. Rigg, JAMES F.
CAMPBELL. of Pennsylvania and Lucy
]. MALONE, of Port Deposit.
McMuLLEN-FISHER AT Rising sun
NJ. E. Parsonage on FEBRUARY It'll. 1877
by Rev. J. d. Kemp, PHILIP r.
McMULLEH and IIzzIE X. FISHER
ADMINISTRATOR Tuesday, the 18th
instant, at ST. Philips Church, Philade-
phia, by the Rector, DANIEL l.. BALDwIs,
Esq, of Elkton, and GEoKGEANNA RAv.
eldest daughter Of the late DR.. Ray, of
Meadviiie, Pa.
the 2Sth
Of December, 1876, by Rev. Mr.. Craig.
of Philadelphia, Pa, JAS. L. JAcoRY OF
Bloomsbay, Pa, and MARY J. BRIEsr-
LAND, of Cecil county, Md.
MOOD1-kERSHA On Feb. 18th, at
the Manse in Zion, BY the Rev J. H.
Johns, ISAAC :. MOODY 10 MARIAN 5.
kERSHAw, both is this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17

LENTEN REcuLATIoNs.-The following
regulations for Lent were recently issued
by the Rt. Rev Bishop Becker, of Viii
mington, Del, Catholic Bishop of this
Diocese:
All who have. completed their 21st year,
are, unless legi,imately dispensed, bound
to observe the Fast of Lent. They are to
make only one meal day, excepting Sun
days. The meal allowed on last days is
not to be taken until about noon. At that
meal, if on any day permission should be
granted for eating flesh, both flesh and fish
are not to be used at the same time. even
by way of seasoning. A small lefreshment.
commonly called COLLATION., is allowed in
the evening. The practice of the most
regular Christians is never TO let it exceed
the fourth part of an ordinary meal. The
DUALITY OF the food allowed at collation.
Is, IN this Diocese, bread, butter, cheese.
all kinds of fruit. salads, vegetables, fish,
eggs and milk. General usage has made it
lawful to drink in the morning, some warm
liquid, as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate
made with water. Necessity and custom
have authorized the use of hogs lard in
stead of butter in preparing fish, vege-
tables. &c. The following persons are ex
empted from the obligations of fasting
Young persons under twenty one years of
age, the sick, nursing women, those who
are obliged to do hard labor, all who,
through weakness, cannot fast without
great prejudice to their health. By dis
pensatioD, the use of flesh meat will be
allowed at any time on Sundays, and once
a day on Mondays. Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, with the exception of Holy
Thursday, and the second and last Satur-
day of Lent. Persons dispensed from the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17
Orphans COnrt.

The Orphans Court for Cecil county was
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week. Presentation. Jas. McCauley
Chief Judge; Hon. Jas. NJ Evans and Hon.
A. Lewis Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against deceased persons
were duly examined and passed.
The following guardians, executors and
administrators bonds were examined and
approved: Bond of John II. Kirkwood,
executor of Ann McNamee: bond of Thos.
C. Crookshank. administrator of Elizabeth
S. Crooks ank; bond of Th"s. c. Crook
shank, guardian to Carrie Crookshank;
bond of Barclay Reynolds, guardian to
Harris Wright; bond of George d. Horner,
administrator of John Horncr; bond of
Mary +. Mount aud Jesse \. Kirk, execu-
tors of John w. Mount.
Inventory of the goods and chattcls of
Robert Todd, deceased, examined and
passed.
The following accounts We're examined
and passed: First preferred account of
Mary G.. Evans and William ). Evans. ad
minstrators of Robert A. Evans. and iYi-
dend struck on same: first account of FhoS.
Hanraty. executor of John Hanraty: first
aud final account of Geo. ID. Horner, ad-
ministrator of John iIorner: second pre-
ferred account of Benjamin VI. Crawford,
administrator of David Stats. and div-
dend struck on same; fifth account of VIM.
Craig. administrator of John Craig; second
and final account of Jos. J. Reynolds. add
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17

ROUGH
The roads, on account of the cold snap,
HOW ABOUT
the ground hog sign now: short SIX weeks,
ehn
BUSINESS
The prospect for Il fare share Of business
about the Brick, the coming season, seems
to be good. The coach shop, which has
been idle for some time. has been rented
and a driving business the coming year is
anticipated. Our enterp:iSing merchant,
Mr. c. i. Martiniei!, seems to he doing Il
good business, requiring the help of two
clerks ali the time.
WILL LEAVE THE COUNTY.
We are Informed tina. our old and valued
citizen, DR.. Jos. Iopk ns, Of this vicinity,
has purchased iiae farm of ?69 acres, on
the banks Of the Rapilau, in Virginia,
where lie intends removing this Spring.
The doctor is an old resident OF this dis
trict. and will he greatly missed III many
families about the BRICK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17
DIED.

JOliNSToN.-Near Mechancsvile, Del,
on the 9th instant MEs DEBORAH JoHN-
sToN. reIict of the late Geo. Johnston, in
the Glst year.
Wilmington papers and Oxford Press copy.
STEWARr.-lu Pencadcr Hundred, Del.
on the 7th instant, JAMES STEWART, in
the 10Th year of his age.
BROW Non the 18th inst. ELLA daugh
ter Of Barclay and Mary IL. Brown. aged
four years and two months.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
on Sunday, the 18Th instant, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, from the residence of \. f Chand
lee Zion, Md, to proceed to the Rose Bank
cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17
TOWN ELECTION.

On Monday, February Goth. we hold cur
annual election for Town Commissioners.
Some of our citizens desire L change, and
have made up ticket to suit themselves.
\ large majority OF oar people approved
of the course of the present BuaId, in
maintaining order and in The iudicious
outlay of the corporation taxes IN improve
ing the streets, pavemeHts and digging
wells, and having pumps placed in them
for the convenience Of the public. Il is to
be hoped all order loving citizens Will show
their appreciation Of the present CommS-
sioners by giving them good majority.
A number of the present Beard do rot
want to be reelected, but they attend To
their duties So well. they should be contin-
ued even il against their wishes.
IMPROVEMENTS
Mr.. James Duffy, who purchased house
from the Port Deposit Bullding Associa-
ton, has had lumber hauled. and intends
adding a front porch, which will greatly
improve the building. At the last meet
ing of the Town Commissioners they
passed an order, approrriating funds for
lamp near the foot of Foundry street and
at the head of the stone arch over the run.
THIS is an improvement greatly needed, as
it is very muddy ihere in wet weather.
ATTEMPT TO FIRE HOUSE.
Some one endeavered 10 set fire to the
old store house Of Mrs. Murphy the other
night, by placing shavings in the doorway
and setting them on fire, but fortunately
they did not succeed.
INJURED.
Mr. Geo ". Morrison, while loading
cars at Messrs. McClenahau's quarry, last
week. got his left arm badly hurt by u fall
chain.
DECEASED.
Mrs. Margaret McClenahan, wife Of L.
D. McClenahan, Esq and mother of the
Messrs McClenahan 4 Bro, has been called
to reap the reward Of a well.Spent lie.
She calmly fell asleep at 12.15 A. NJ, on
Tuesday. having Just completed her 69th
year and entered on her 10lh year. For
fifty years she has been a member of the
NJ. l.. Church. She was a loving wife,
kind and aflectinata mother, and showed
her Christian character in all of the walks
OF life. Her funeral was largely attended
by the people of the town and vicinity, on
Tuesday, and many friends followed her to
lIopewell graveyard. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of many warm friends.
ICE GORGE.
The ice was fast passing away until the
cold days of This week, which made a large
quantity of mush ice, and on Wednesday
ali above MeSsrs. Bond Bro. * Co 5 wharf
made Il grand move for five minutes: but
the ice below was So firmly entrenched
that it did not yield, and it stopped. The
river is still UP a little, and ii We should
have a few warm days it would soon cut
out a channel through TO tiavre de Grace.
CORRECTION.
In the number of firms carrying on the
quarrying business, you made it Price X
Co., it is mistake; it should have been
Rice & Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17

HAY.-The farmers of Cecil county are
packing their hay and shipping it to mar
ket. George Oldham, near Zion, has had
Messrs. Jas. A. Davis Il Co. S horse pc wer
packer at his farm and finished up his crop,
amounting to 101 tons, which he disposed
of at $13 per ton. John Carhart, of Zion,
had the same machine in operation at his
barn, last week, and finished packing about
go tons, his surplus hay for market. This
machine packs 10 tons per day, with four
men and two horses, pressing it in bales
weighing 16S pounds, and doing it in a very
complete and compact manner, without the
-use of sticks working somewhat on the
principle of sausage stuffer. II. NJ. Cam
eron has also packed and shipped large
quantity of fine hay. Cecil county hay
has good reputation in the Baltimore mar
ket, commanding two or three dollars per
ton more than hay from other sections.
This is attributable, some Of the best farm
ers of that section argue, to the extensive
use of bone as a fertilizer, which they claim
produces hay of better quality than any
other fertilizer Oxford Press
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17
School Commissioners.

The Board met, according to by, laws, on
Tuesday last. All the members present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Commissioner Bidde presented bill for
lumber for st. Augustine school, amount
ing to Sc s., and bill for lumber for Cayot's
Corner school, amounting to $33 30, which
we're ordered to be paid.
A communication was received and read :;
John Berry demanding that the Board pay
$3.50 additional to the $3.50 already paid
On motion, the President was authorized
to write to him, and say that the Board
demands the deed for that property, OF the
$3.50 already paid on it.
The Board was engaged in examining
the quarterly accounts, which were ordered
to be paid, as follows:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17

obligations of fasting on account.of tender
or advanced age, or hard labor, are not
bound by the restriction of using meat at
only one meal on days on which its use is
granted 10y dispensation. Others dispensed
from the fast for other causes. as we'll as
those who are obliged to fast, are permit
ted to use meat only at one meal. 1t will
be noticed that milk and eggs are allowed
at The collation..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-17

REMARKABLE PRoGENY.-Mrs. Mary
Moore, residing near Newark Del, is the
of II children, 43 grand children, ? great
grand children, and ? great great grand
children, all of whom are now living ex-
cept children. Mrs. Moore is now 70
good health, with fair prospect of living
many years to come and of seeing her
posterity still multiplying.
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