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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-24

The following sales of real and personal
the dates below given:
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Feb. 24-William Boyd, near Westamwell
Rolling Mills, horses, cow. car
riagc and harness, and household
furpiture.
Feb. 21-Benjamin A. Abrams, on John
w. Tyson's farm, stock, farming
utensils, &c.
Feb. 2S-Wm. J. Jones, attorney, on Cas-
sadly Peach Blossom farm, Sassa
fras Neck, extensive sale Of stock
and implements.
Feb 2S-Jas. Mercy, near Elkton, stock,
farming Implements and house
hola furniture.
Feb. 2S-E. ID. McCIenahan, Port Deposit,
household and kitchen furniture.
Also lot and the improvements
thereon.
March ii. Markee, near Baldwin's fac
tory, stock and farming imple-
mentS
March Isaac Evans, Town Point, horse.
implements and household goods.
March G-David ID. BentZ, near Rowlands-
VILE, fine stock, utensils, &c.
Mar ch flames j. Simpson, four miles
west of Elkton, stock, imple
ments, carpenter and smith tools.
March Tsp. A. Rlcards near Bay View,
stock, farming implements, and
household aud kitchen furniture.
March 2O-Witworth Il Bros, Elkton,
fine lot Of carriages, material and
tools.
REAL ESTATE.
Feb. CIV. ]. Jones, attorney, house and
lot at Upper Principle,
Feb. 21-L VI. Halnes, trustee, real estate
of Martin Bies, two miles from
Elkton.
Feb. 21-James Black Groome, Trustee,
Curry property, 3, miles above
Elkton. Nice little farm.
March l3-Benoni Cooling, sheriff, farm in
Sassafras Neck, containing Go
acres.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Josiah Reeder. near Zion, q valuable
farm of 100 acres.
by Adam Il. Magraw, near Colora, valua
BILE blooded stock.
aB Everlasting trimming large lot at
very low prices. GLASS FRONT.
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Friends School.

RISING Sun, 1st mo. 18th, 1877.
Agreeable to the direction of the monthly
meeting of Friends. held at West Noting
ham. 1st mo. 18th. 1877, We, the visiting
committee, have this day met. We fluid
two teachers: Principal, William Overholt;
Assistant, Mary G. Hunt.
There are Is scholars studying algebra,
4 physiology, physical geography, phi
losophy, l geometry, | surveying, and the
remainder the common branches.
We notice the school to be exceedingly
quiet evidencing a high degree of order.
From the manner in which the teachers
conduct the school, and the ease they eX
plain and illustrate the different branches,
we conclude them fully efficient and quail
tied for their different positions. We Were
much pleased with the teachers high moral
characters, the result of a good moral edu-
ton.
The principal is fully acquainted with
the Latin aud Greek languages, and very
DESTROYS of having pupils to teach
We, in conclusion. have no doubt that,
if the school is conducted with the same
efficiency that it now is it will exert last
ing mental and moral influence.
Marshall J. Hunt James ID. Ieadley
Amanda Reynolds, Adriana Pugh.
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Port Deposit Items.
CHICKEN STEALING.


Last week two colored men were arrested
with stolen chickens, by Constable Gwinn,
and taken before Mr.. Abrahams, one of our
justices of peace. No evidence being against
them, they were released, and on going To
Eiavre de Grace. they were rearrested, this
time with evidence sufficient to send them
to Bel Air. 4 number of our farmers and
others, living near Port. have lost fowls,
among the number Mr.. Ramsay, Mr.. Gay,
and Mr.. Holm II the parties, who make
business of stealing. do not quit, they
will find some shot in their persons, as peo-
pie do not propose to raise fowls for Others
to live on, without an equivalent in green
backs.
IMPROVEMENT.
Mr.. F. A. Linton is putting a new porch
to his dwelling, near Battle Swamp, which
greatly improves his house.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Odd Fellows Hall was filed to its
very utmost capacity, on Monday night, by
parties TO see the panorama. Mr.. Hanna,
after paying all expenses, had 500 left
towards buying an organ for the school,
and he proposes to make the purchase at
once, so as to have its immediate use, and
will. some time in the near future, have
another entertainment to raise more funds
for the same purpose. Professor Ascher
field did not have as large a crowd on Tues
day night at his lecture on phrenology: the
proceeds would hardly pay hall rent
CURLING.
Mr.. F. Bitner is laying curbing from the
NJ f. Parsonage to the south side of the
lot of the new school building. and as soon
as the bricks aud sand can be procured,
will lay the pavement there.
INJURED.
Mr.. J. c. Hamer, from our town, while
or visit to Rowlandsville. fell off the
trestle work of the railroad leading to the
Mccullough Iron Co.'S mill and hurt his
head and back very badly.
is rapidly disappearing from our river.
Thursday afternoon you could row boat
to Havre de Grace without much trouble
If the weather continues favorable, it will
be ont of the river altogether by Sunday
except the piles OH the wharves and docks.
NUISANCE.
\ crowd of young men are in the habit
of congregating in front of Mr.. Geo. a.
Nannort' S store, and standing on each side
of the pavement. so as to permit ladies' to
pass between them. This is not very polite.
Don't do it any more, young gentlemen.
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TO ALL.
DIR. SWAYNE,
Tn discoyerer and compounder of the f,r-famed
DR.. SW AYNE'S
Compound Syrupof Wild Cherry

and other valuable preparations entered upon lis pro
lar Medical Eiu"5tiou i'll one "i the best schools it
Philadelphia. and, perhaps i'll the world He suiSr-
qu"uty served Il faithful of practice in the Pha
in Hospital In these institutions he enjoyed the
no ample opportunities of obtaining insight int"
diseases in all their various we'll
tanning the hest methods Of their treatment. In offer
rG. therefore, To the people If the United States the
fruits OF his extensive professional experience in the
medical compounds the best results of his skill ana
observation he "- that he is bur prleTing boon to
family thruu ghuut the land. < he does.
confidently. the merits and eficacous virtue of the
remedies he herewith recommends. The vast amour;
OF testimony from all parts of The world has proven
&c DOCTOR >WAINES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY the most Ell ;iCiOus remedy known. and il
is admitted 10y our most eminent physC ans and n!
who have witnessed its wonderful healing properties.
The WILD Gil ERRI, in all ag-s nf the world. and in
all countries where it is known hIs been justly cee
Hrat,d Tor its wonderful medicinal qualities. hut its
great power 10 OF the worst and most dis
trcssiTg diseases among never Cy asUeriuinrd
uutu the experiments of ThIt ~ki!lGGl pin! scian DR.
Swtyne hai demonstrated lis high adaptation, in
n:,ti,m with Pine Tree Tar aud other equally valut-
bic vegetable ingredients which chemically combined.
renders action trniud certain and beneficial in
cur., all discusses of the throat breast and lungs DR.
SWANSE'S WILD CHERRY Of COMPOUND strkce
thu If disease by purify Ing the blood restoring
the liver ant kidneys Ia healthy action HyIgH. the
aud shattered constitution II doe. without
Frustrating weakening the bGiY ia any WAY. II
mt only the lung, and liver. but every organ
dependent upon wasted or impoverished state of the
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Elk Neck Items,

DEAR EDITORIALS quite a space of time
has elapsed since have noticed anything
PERTAINING to the doings and geings of Elk
Neck and community. ! would let you
know we are still having our share of the
JOYS AND SORROWS
Of life with the rest of our neighbOrs.
Some of our friends have been tying
Hymen's knot, and the grim monster has
entered some of our households, and taken
our friends. We are having quite an in.
teresting.
SERIES OF MEETINGS.
Protracted since watch night to the presant
time. a number have joined the church,
who we hope will be eternally saved. Rev.
Joseph Dare, present pastor, has iaborcd
faithfully, and seems to grow better as
time wears on. We have
TWO STORES
located in very close proximity to each
other, doing, prosperous business, con-
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DIED.

RAYMOND. AT his residence. in PEN
cader Hundred Del, on the 21st inst,
ALFRED J RAYMOND. aged 81 years.
The friends are invited to attend his
funeral this Saturday morning, at II
O'Clock. Service at Pencader Presbyter
ian Church.
>DoRSEI.-In Rowlandsville. Md, Jan 81,
1877. MARGARET NJ. DORSEY, aged 16
years and . months.
JONES. February 18th, in New Castle
county, Del, ANNIE McDowELL JONES,
wife of Rev. George JONES' formerly of
Cecil CQunty
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-02-24

AN HIsToRICAL FACT.-Every agent who
has been steadily selling the Improved $50
Homestead Sewing Machine for three years.
owns his dwelling house, has good account
in bank, is clear of debt, and has money at
interest, the natural consequ of Secur-
i.g good agency for superior goods at the
lowest prices. A good first class Sewing
Machine most uSeful-relIable at all times
easy to understand aud control, the same
SIZE and does the same workas any machine
that sell at FOUR TINES the price. There
is no machine at any price better, or that
will do finer or more work, and certainly
none so low in price by many dollars. The
HOMESTEAD is widely known and used in
thousands of families in the Eastern and
Middle States, and daily becoming popular
in the West. 1t will save its cost several
times over in one season, doing the work
of the family, or woman who will call four
or five dollars a day for any man or woman
who sews for living. 1t is the strongest
machine made, is ready at all times to do
its work, makes the strongest and finest
stitch yet invented. and Is fully conceded
as the Standard Family Sewing Machine
Price, complete for domestic use. $50, de-
livered at your door, no matter how remote
you may reside. Business permanent and
honorable, with more certain and rapid
sales, and large profits than any other. Ex-
traordinaiy liberal offers made TO local or
travelling agents where We have none estab-
lisbed or, if there is no agent near you,
send your order direct to the factory. Ad-
dress John II. Kendall & Co., 421 Broadway,
New York.
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Signals of Distress.

When the eyes are dull and heavy, the nervous sys-
tenn morbidy sensitive. the muscles ia cid the
yle1on sAow the body Snii, the mind lisless and
the fire and energy which should characterize health
have wholly measurably dsarp, AIRED the individual
exhibiting these symptoms may take ifr granted that
his stomach is diseased his liver disor!cd, his blood
impure or impoverished and It's constitutional
and vitality impaired. What his requires imme-
diute and judicial medical treatment lie need not.
however put himself to the e1Pens" of consulting a
physician. 1t is clear the in y cluudlcss sky
that he is dysPeptic and it certain any demo :
strAtei fact &c. that Hostettcr2 Stomach Bitter
Will dyspepsia and all the brood If bodily and
mental ills Of which it j. the parent lie; HIN
uf tue remedy At and following the
directions faithfully continue take II until every dis
agreeable symptom shall hava DISAPPEARED. II it lie a
Of long standing the cur will not se sudden and
immediate The great tonic and corrective. potent it
is does not work miracles but sIrcly. though grtlu-
ally it will restore the sufferer 10 perfect health. From
day day his cyes viii become brighter. his nerves
irmer his muscles elastic his complexion resher
and clearer his srnts hriskcr. In due time he Will lie
once more in Il fit condition to fight the battle of life
vigorously and effectively, aud VIII admit that, if d
pcpsia is national dis-.sa have in Hcstetter's
Bitters national specific equal 10 the emergency.
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MISSIONARY DAY IN THE ELKToN NJ. T..
CHURcH.-The Pastor having preached the
annual missionary sermon last Sunday, the
collection will be made to morrow.
In the afternoon, the Sunday school will
make up its Offering. The evening service
uperintendsnt, VIM. Torbert, presiding.
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A REMARKABLE CURE

Was that Of Edward II. Hanson, Engineer at George
SwerncNS Pottery 1884 RidG- Av"nuc. Piilal- pEIa.
lic had violent C"nEi. night sweats. sore throat great
weakness, spit at different times pint at blood, gave
up all hope recovery Through The of Dr. Swayues
Wild Cherry Syrup hccaHi" sound and hearty man.
and remains To this lay. although twenty years
have elapsed since he cured
se-Wc permitted to refer to the following gen
tl"arG who have experienced great benefit and used
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry in
their ftnIly for many years
SAMUEL Il. ScoTT firm of Jacob Regcl Co., Dry
Goods. No. 233 Market street. Philairlphiu0
ELwpUD I PUsEY (tarni~rly firm of Wife, Pussy 4
Wis. y. +. corner Fifth and Market s;ceis. Phiat:
EDHsFT lirEcEi'oN, M 2"Nl Spring Garden street,
Philadelphia.
J"HN : LyrHE. Pr, Goods Merchant. corner seventh
and Spring Garden streets Philadelphia.
JoHS u, MlgE Founder. Coates street, above Twenty
second. PhiIa
And thousands of others from every section of the
habit die ginbr
CAUTION-Inquirc particularly for ''DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY the first
AMI only Wild Cherry preparation prepared ~ regular
physician
PRICE SLIGO, i BOTTLES FOR s..
IF not sold hy your druggist -torrkccprr we will
forward half dozen auy address, freight paid,
receipt Of the price. Prepared only by
DIR. SW AINE 4 son,
60 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PII!LA.. PA.
Sold by al! prominent druggists.
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ga great bargain in Ingram Carpets,
at 80 cts. per yard. at
McCRERy & BoULDEN'S
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MARRIED.

CRAWFORD-WALKER.-In Whining
ton, on.the evening of the 18th inst, by
Rev Robt. W. Todd, JOHN II. CRAw-
FORD and Mrs. MARY A. WAIVER, both
of that city.
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.S Social attention is invited to adv. of
John NJ. Evans. His stock of Carpetings,
Nc, Is most complete. Give him a call
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Rev. Mr.. McIntire will make the prayer.
The children will sing solos, quartets, and
choruses. A good time is expected. All
are invited Remember the hour, ) o'clock.
4 REMEDY FOR BRUISES AND PAINS
\ subscriber thus discourses about the cura-
tive powers of wet tiInuel
"To the Editor Of III, Csc'( Whg:-See-
ing SO much published about the benefits
of blue glass. desire to say that the APP
pGcation of heat can easily be obtained
when the sun is not shining by wringing
flannel double out of hot water aud apply
ing it Immediately to a brulse. Ii will take
the pain away without waiting for the sun
to shine. 1t is said by an experienced phy-
stefan that the reason for this is it nqnities
the bruised blood and then the pam ceases
This may be applied to almost any pain
with great benefit. y dry flannel should
he bound over the wet one To keep in the
heat. If the pain is severe, the application
should be renewed, ! know this from ex-
perlence.'
The ELKToN ACADGMY.-This institu'
ton opened ON Monday last, under the
charge of Mr.. 4. f. Warner, OF Connect
cut, as Principal, and Mrs May, of this
town, as Assistant. The attendance is quite
encouraging. With the encouragement on
the part of our citizens which they can
aft nd, and a little liberality in those hav-
ing control of the institution, we may soon
have a school here that will be credit to
the town-somethng there has not been
lately Our people should feel pride enough
in the educational reputation of the town
to take a little pains to lend their aid in
building up a good school here. There is no
good reason why our people should be com
PEELED to send their children away from
home to obtain an academic education. We
owe it to the welfare of the community that
such a want shall be fully met here.
SAD AcCIDENT.-On Monday morning,
as Mrs Emily Wilson was in the act of
descending the stairs at the residence of
ex- Governor Groome, of this town, she was
taken with vertigo, and fell head fore
most down. She had in her hands small
waiter of dishes. In the fall some of these
were broken, the sharp edges of which came
in contact with Mrs. Wilson's face, cutting
it in several places in shocking manner.
But the worst effect of the fall was, that
one of the lady's arms was broken near the
wrist. The wounds were dressed by Dr.
Mitchell, and the patient conveyed to the
residence of her son in-law, Mr.. Green,
where she is in fair way of recovery.
Fortunately she was on the first or short
portion of the stairs; as had she been a lit
tie further in the descent when attacked,
the fall would doubtless have proved fatal
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Is Philips. Zegler's, and Sansser's
manufacture of Ladies'. Misses and Chill.
dren's Shoes, at McCRERY & BouLDEN's.
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The new NJ. f. Church in Milford is to be
dedicated March 18th. Rev. DIR. DaShiell is
to preach the dedicatory sermon.
DR.. A. s. Eversoll, 4 clergyman of the
Methodist Protestant Church. died at Sea
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Long may this glorious old craft-witE
the bravery of her officers and crew-be
preserved as an incentive to our young men,
who look forward to give their lives to the
naval service. Yours, l..
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"a Stop that coughing; if you do not it
may kill you. A bottle of Dr. Bull Cough
Syrup only costs you % cents, and its
timely use may save your life.
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"a Boys Congress Caters. 81 80: bar
gain, at McCRERY & BOULDER
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IF Largest assortment of Shoes; newest
shape; lowest prices. GLASS FRONT.
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~ Men and Boys Congress Caters and
English Walking shoes, for sale cheap, 10y
McCRERY & BOULDER.
e Mems buckle and Lace Plow Shoes,
at zero prices, ust received. by
McCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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sY- Hamburgs, at bottom prices; Ham
burgs, beautiful style, at
McCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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Report of ElktOn Public School,

The following is the report of the fifth
and sixth grades of ElktOn school for the
month ending February 9th, 1877:
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sS \ on can buy from Messrs. VIM. Read
i Son, 10 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston, a
good English Breech- loading Gun, for the
small sum of $500; they keep also the
finest gus, and there is nothing in the
sporting line that they cannot furnish you
at less price than any other house. Write
hem for a catalogue.
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E3S- Hamburg Embroidery, in every style,
at McCRERY & BoUIDEN's.
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If the statistics of the school for the last
three years were collected, they would show,
IN striking manner, that regular attend
ance at school and good home influence are
much more important factors in child's
educational progress than great capacity.
1t is true that it is when all these were
found combined that the best aud happiest
results have been attained; yet We know of
no case where the two former were found
in which very good progress has not been
made, while, on the other hand there are
on the registers Of the school the names of
many children Of good capacity, whose
minds are becoming dwarfed rather than
developed as they grow older, simply be-
ctuse their attendance on school is inter-
mittent and irregular, and they have no
influence, or worse than none. at school.
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IF Group comes thief in the night
the great, good and sure weapon of de-
fence, is SHRINER's Balsamic Cough Syrup;
keep it in the house and it will save the life
of your dear little one.
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~ Second lot of Hamburg, select pat
terms, very cheap. GLASS FRONT.
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II Solid new Rag Carpet. 80 cts, per
yard, at McCKERY & BouLDEN's.
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j. III. ZEIf.TS & GO.

MACON, GA, and PHILA DELPuIA.
Price, S1.CO. Sold by al! Druggists.
Oct H. lS56-ly
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IMPROVEMENT.

Mr.. F. A. Linton is putting a new porcl
to his dwelling, near Battle Swamp, whicl
greatly improves his house.
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Rev. Mr.. McIntire will make the prayer.
The children will sing solos, quartets, and
choruses. A good time is expected. All
are invited. Remember the hour, j o'clock.
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Local Affairs.

REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING,
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G5s Everlasting trimming-lar lot at
very low prices. GLASS FRONT.
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Mr.. F. Bitner is laying curbing from the
NJ. f. Parsonage to the south side of the
lot of the new school building, and as soon
as the bricks aud sand can be procured,
will lay the pavement there.
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BULLETIN OF SALES.

The following sales of real and personal
property are announced to take place on
the dates below given:
Decorah-posten., 1877-12-19

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lit Ntbeioe uoen at omtaIe lin Oaab,
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ben ltiIorss al i'm Susbouo ION en-
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lutte fig. $an siemte Den iormo.