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AN ELABORATE CoNUNDRUM.-"Say.A cha-
ties, remarked EneaS one day, at Carthage
Why is President Hayes like man who was
at 81. Paul when the Minneapolis flour mills
expioded?, us it conundrum?' asked
Queen Dido, who was putting the finishing
touches I" her Couture before the glass, pre-
paratory IL going To the theater to see Aimee
IN Les Cent vi 'rges;" Z" Yes, pet" was
4Eneas' fond reply. We'll said Dido, quick.
ly, then il must be because he $ being ground
by the Potter swheel-thOughl don't see, after
all, what that has to do with the man at st.
Paul." she added, dreamiiy, after moments
pause. " was all avs dreadful poor hand
at conundrumS." Achates, meantime had
been di ummngon the window pane, wnistIing
Whoa, Emma and johnny Nor gan" and
evideLtl y thinking deeply: AT last he re-
marked, don't see any lkeu s., unless it
is because he has no tioury experience" " An.
ha, ha," chuckled Eneds, ~ knew you'd
never guess il. Come. Dido, IL you're ready.
We shall be late. Achate,, see that the kit chen
door is locked and the gas cut and the cat
shut up in the cellar and the furnace drafts
right before You go to bed. Good night
And just as he and Dido Sid out of the fro IT
door, he turned and i'd" Bee luse he 'sml S
away, with never thought of danger" And
he sltn med the door t., Just in time to dOd se
the cuSplGore.-[ Boston Post.
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ROSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
49I Pennsylvania Avensse,
BKTwKKN ~ AND sra srRRKrs.

CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF
GREAT REP HoST q q. t.o
SCENTS Bun Caters, %, now ii Is
Sent's Calf Caters, s. now So
tents StRt , Lace Shoes. 81. 90, now sL1.
Ladies FoXed Balls. 81 60 now 8Oc.
Ladies Foxed Balls. 81. now eL26.
Ladies Foxed Button, %. rs, now 81 Is.
Ladies Pain Lasting Balls, ~. now 81.
Ladies i1G s snd sS ss now
Ladies Slippers, IS, 80. 60 76c.
Children's shoes, Is, 20, 30, TIC.
sPECIALTIKs. Heel Kid Button Boots.
ftom ~ 10 IS.
Genuine Pebble Goods.
Lasting and Toxed Button Boots from u 20 toss.
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED.
Win ss for the next 20 dsE lower
In the above house can be found the best home
made, hand-stitched Low Quarters - Ties and
Strsps-from Faust Bn. Co., Baltimore, Nd. D
Perry. Clark Co., baltimore, Nd. y and Other
well-known manufacturers, 1t
THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
my7-tr l01 Pean'0 ocense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-01

AThe manager Of the bull fight at San An
Bexar on the charge of cruelty to animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-01

6yOHENs LOAN OFFICE, corner Of ?th .sr,,.t
mo Nov fork eyenne, entrance on New ~
N the city. Money loaned at ne loVSSf D Il
0te q interest on Gold nd onvf Watchos P1ste
NC as Ssentemsn's Cothins, caDs6 and 81 ~ .-'~
u NnA nn1-N
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COlOrs and sound.

When VIZ. cna.ly Of .,.,rc -, ,,,o -. 49,.
or a ac;caf nToes " spnn we sc In
wirhin To- f,;ra pTt;" 10 ~ "n ~ on ny
,his =. Wy. Tt;S IL GO ieG, MS ~ sretH'
Wh,t o. rn,,t, 10 h ~ .,,ie rs ~ ., Is e.
,';tna BIT RI nc in,t e nmre III ~
ata tho .av.u "o o,nrS nf tso 'io,If. net ~
where is ~ Cd 70 Of VI owl, rie ," aau
w ;tSsif S "u tlannn, arr, ,I ennIsn o.
..raan Ea,ins nr uitnra rn.n a uiuG GU, alll
,,.,i'So wi Ttc,o EiTct o,iun ahu Stio
',r,S, f,,"i i'iSn' ho wei a',r,np. u pu ~
irs .'dS 80 ,iT pol ~ MnoIc NJ ~ &c Hli'i
inr b,, ~, o Gnu ..u noi uosn'' we uiSiat
, ,"i G d ee'sn iu1?n utslet>. zen nose
+ , u u $500 ", '',y 'te IN ene eFoiu,ll
ou, pai,', ta1J ~ ~ o,''ii non a.
i,,i 'j Iro ,ei r uS, .,to L'..he, i.i sI5n
," IN, a ~ ~" II ain c",iSi AMY co'iouha-u
III o ny GIuu tHt na!hpom IL cdtieu Lnree-cO
lie ieo ~ Aenop,lantS says Una. what pe0-
,;'o S"i ~, S.iIu, pa req, an! ytllDW
rri ~ Sla speahs VI tht trl colored
aonpo"' ieu, !ei.oM, anu SIeeLi: b ur, when
J." US ~ ot cOior, was "9FKed ont
i'm Tbnr III h Er,Ti a. lyeiy lte
~ - , h"i Ny a po'h no IA Hni|ii we
~ n", ica a ~, W NY "ue On nu ~ tl a.lcAenr
ny, nnd ~ Inc *, th u iui vi .ne "a" me
inn,cd in tbo 'do u Ely +, nEvGa men
mnntinnad my H. H"m.r ,h ,nI h Tlue Sky Is never
~ emtioned in the nd and nvan snS t ~ iNver
ieSt"mnnt Tho hi,,a STy a. no uo ~, u,iG wv
IN the Temtonic iangnaSSa h,,e en sh ti ,eu
DOT wbich orieinaifv meant Te o ond ii MI.
The Rnmamce Ianom.@aS f"nnd gnu o'u ,'sn
mi wnrdS for HE IN Jat;n on ~ h use
rowed their word from Garman Oh" hoc , uoi
asked whether we should reroonize IN J t6is
nhTS;nlnoinai JayoInnmont ~ @ - .nln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YOKh SHOE STORE,
T. j GEORGES,
y CITIZENS MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT
SHOE AND GAI~ER MANUFACTURER

311S Pennsylvania 0cessse -,
perfect nj, combining At once ease and a
comfort in all cases guaranteed. Will CALI X
at houses and take measures, IL reQuestedv
by postal card or letter. A fine selection of Y"
tadiesa and gentlemen a Goods OF my own mapufsc.
ture, and OF superior quality, hand suitable for
summer wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted In old CATERS by patent stitching
machine; also all kinds Of ne repairing done on
short notice. myIT-fy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-01
Useful Family Hints.

ELDER FLOWER WINE.-Ole quart of e'der
liUM"lS t"ot bclricS) to one gallon Of water,
hlee pounds of viii e loaf sugar: boil water
and sugar together yand pour Oil the flowers
while hot; when eco. add the juice OF one
enOn to each gallon and one tablespoonful! of
Yeast Stirred well III; let it ferment three DAYS
II tub covered with flannel: then Strain
through a sieve. and to every six gallons o
wine add one ounce Of isinglasS and six pound
OF stoned ralSin>: lii six months bottle.
TO EENOyATE BLACK SILK.-Rip your dreS
apart and dust well then wash the silk i'm no
S"ap-SudS by dipping up and down; rinse i'm
tWo warm waters, then dip in water prepared
rs follows: Boil two ounces of lOywOOd chips
in five quarts of water; add quarter of an
ounce OF coppera>; strain through an old bi
~ calico: dip your silk in this dye: hang on
the line by the corners until it is nearly dry
iron between old silk.
WASHING FLUID.-Half pound of sal soda,
quarter of pound bOraX, dissolve in one gal
Ion Of hot soft water; let it settle; pour off in
bottles; one gill of this mixture with pint of
soft soap, or half a bar of soap dissolved in hot
water, Is enough Tor washing.
To RENOVATE BLACK MERINO.-Rip the
dress apart then soak the 60 DDS in warm soap
>uds two hours: dissolve one ounce OF extract
of lOgWOOd in bowl of warm water, and suf-
tcient va m water to cover the goods, which
is to be taken from the SudS without wrfnging :
let the dress stand in the logwOOd water ali
night; in the morning rinse in several waters
without Wringing in the last water; add one
pint of sweet milk iron while damp; it will
look like newly. Y. Times
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DONDS AID STOCKS,

United States Bonds OF oil KINDS;
District OF Columbia Bonds Of variOus inuas:
Wasi sngton and Georgetown Quarterly BtocS:
Mum. ipa and RxilroNd bonds and StOcks houaAt
end sol BY LEWIS JOHNSON CO. HonkerS
mAr1o-u 1Oth gt. and PonnA ovex1Hc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-01

~ Motto of western company OF female
MINISTRIES: "Grin and bare"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ KS. SELMA RUPERT.
VA GA 9TH STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Has just opened a large and select assortment OF
INFANTS AND CHILDREN's LACE CAPS
And BONNETS, ROBEc
LONG AND SHORT DRESSES,
And al kinds OF
CHlLDREN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Novelties IN isle Thread GLOVES, Black siIh
hllIS. LACES. LACE GOODS and EMBROID-
aRlES, SILK and W0RSTED FIRING ES In an
he newest sly It's CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS
made TO order. mar5a =,
nEMOkEST PATTERNS, al the new styIes
l. just received by W. Z. WHITE& Co EooT.
sellers and Stationers 1l42 It'll stree; a " School
and Blank Books spectAlties. senS-iv
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IL Ninth mud ~ sfs ~ fVanA NJ

~N'IstW UWU sIN. NJ. NfOhu BNU0fNQ.
The steady increase OF our business snd the ne
cessly Tor more spsce TO properly dlsp ay our spe
cates, has induced us To connect the store Al oin-
ing, formerly occupied 10y Miss Mccormick NTH
iaCllltles augmented, and new DEPARTMENTS cra-
ated we shall he able 10 display all Novelties in our
special lines, as soon as they appear, and at prices
speciaties this season consist OF HOSIERY.
GLOVES, HANnkERCHIEFS, PAR AsOi,S
RIBBONS, FANS, RUfFII>GS, TIES ROWS
hUI TONS, LACES, EW ELRI co rTnN AND
MFRlNo CSpERM EAR, &C, with a complete
sortnent OF EXTRACTS and TOILET ARrI-
CLES. Our Gentlemen's Department (entirely
distincD is replete with newest designs in COL
LARS. CUFFS, HOSIERY, NECkW EAR &C.
Each artic Is marked at the lowest New York
price. We invite inspection from all.
DOUGLASS'.
ma25-tr Ninth st., 81. CtONd Rutldlno,
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LADIES GOODS.
SUMMER IMPoRTATIoNs.

NINE. l.. II. JEANNERET has t.
NJ ceiyed two cases OF imported HATS -
and BONNETS. which she will open <a
TUESDAY. WEDN EsDAY, aud ~
THURSDAY; also wishes TO inform her
Gus omers atG the ladies' la general that at orders
TOT elegant Partisan DresSmasing sent 10 80 North
Charles ST.. Baltimore, aud aSe PENNSYLVANIA ave-
que W aShington, will be promptly attended 70.
4 perfect AZ guaranteed. may27-tr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06
NEW SERIES-.-NO. IA

Mr. p W. Barclay is the president Of the
National Temperance Reform Club, and il
great worker in this cause.
JOHN ANTRIM
IS the leading c!othicr of Cairo, and HAVING
been here since 1855, he has become one of
the old stand-bys lie was one of the first
men TO commence business at this point
ana Is one of Cairo'S most energetic men.
lie is known all over Southern Illinois ne
quite prominent man. His sales amount
annually 10 over $4,000.
JAMES Is. REED
does general hardware business and
carries heavy stock OF iron and machinery.
Ills trade extends through Texas, Arkansas
anu numerous other Southern and Western
States. In connection with his Store he
runs foundry and machine shop, which,
when running at full force, keeps busy a
force Of iiftyfivc employees.
Last, bu: not by any means least, we
come to speak of
G. ID. WILLIAMSON.
one Oh the oldest citizens of Cairo. Mr.
Williamson came to Cairo. first. in thc
year 1879, aud after residence here for a
short time, he went to Kentucky. where
he rcmainad until the year 80, when he
again took up his abode here, and has been
one OF Cai:o's most respected citizens for
the past nineteen years.
Mr' W. has large grocery house. and
does large business in the way of handling
steamboat supplies. He does, without y
doubt, the leading retail business of the
city, and is thoroughly live business man.
To which may be truthfully added that
the
! CAIRO BULLETIN OFFICE
Is the leading newspaper, book and Job
printing office in Southern Illinois. Its
machinery, which is of the latest and most
generally approved description, is driven
by steam; while its job department is CON
fessedly the best supplied and the most
complete in the State, outside of the city of
Chicago. The DAILY AND WEEKLY Btu
LErrN enjoy widespread circulation, and
afford to the business men OF the locality
the best advertising medium accessible to
them Ed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, December ). 10 A. M.-Corn-
December 81 Il OBJ q; January, 3lla bid;
May, 3d. asked. Wheat-December SSl ::
January, 1874 bid. Pork january, 81 97l,
February, s. Oh bid.
CHICAGO December ), 1900 M.-Pork
--JanuaryS 81 92l@; February, IS O5asked.
January, S34@s3T; February,
S43a Com-December 31ls bid; Janu.
any, 81 a; May, 1891.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, December 8. ESQ r. NJ
Wheat-unchanged-- Winter SIS 1OdCa9s I'd;
Springs l0d@9s Cd; California average.
9s 'd@0s l0d; California club, Os iOdm
los I'd. Corn-new-23s Cd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06
NEW YORK GRAIN,

NEW York, December ), 1902 =. NJ
Wheat-Qulct-No. 3 Chicago, 06@as
No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 OO@l OF ; Red Winter.
VI O0@l 90; Amber, 81 O0@l 10:
No,2, Red Winter, $lOS, Corn-Quict-
steamer 451a; No. 3, H1a@42; No.
2, A. Gold, 1901.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06

PROBLEM LONG SINCE SoLvED--llow
to remedy those prolific causes of disease
an impoverished circulation and an impnircd
digestion, was problem the solution of
which had often baillcd medical skill, but
which was solved over quarter Of cen
tury ago by the introduction Of Ilostctters
Stomach Bitters to public and professional
notice. Since that time, which may well
he said to have initiated new epoch in the
history Of medicine, the remedy and pre-
ventivc referred to has obtained Il foothold
in the confidence of the American people
that cach succeeding year has only served
to strengthen. Il is recognized through
ont 'hc Union rs tonic of the first order.
remedy tor and sure means of preventing
fever and aguc, and disorders of the stomach
and howcls as reliable mcansof reform
ing disordercd state OF ht liver and OF
countoracting tendency to rheumatism,
govt, urinary and uterine disorders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06

This firm came here overthirty years ago,
and have built up a trade second to none
in the city, They ship large quantities Of
goods both north and south, The sales of
this firm will over.rcach 100000 annually.
They are decidedly one of the live firms Of
the city. Their establishment takes in Il
mammoth four-story building, and thsy
have all modern improvements in the shape
Of elevators, etc, etc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06

An Ohio girl has made vow never to
marry man whose name does not bcrn
with &C." This is evidently intended to
head of impctuous and susceptible Webb
Hays,
Theyoung man whom the summer ice.
cream season has rendered imperunious
thinks there should be longer Intern $
sion between the ice.crcam and the oyster
seaS0nss
An exchang says, you may step on e
mans foot and he will forgive you; YOU
may rumple his hair and he'll excuse YOU.
but there is no apology he well accept II
you have brushed his silk hat against the
grain.
Merchant; Remember, sir expect YOU
IN future to come TO your work like plum
Der and leave it n minister Clerk: "But
what do you mean, sir!' Merchant: "Mean.
young mani | mean that to-day you an
pcard late at your desk, like minister,
and Quilted your work early, like a plum
Der, and | want you to reverse the order
of thugs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06

are probably, next to Halliday Bros, the
largest shippers in the city, They ship i'm
mensc quantities of flour both east and
south Their, sales annually amount to
over four hundred thousand dollars. Their
main trade extends through Texas and
South Carolina.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-06
TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
THE MAILS.

rNERAL, DELIVERY open ~ a. M ciores
a:,o nm: sunday: Y to . a. m, .,oses
o. ,iracr Department open at a, M; closes
hproneh Express Nails via lllinos, Central anu
.,..inn, Central Railroads close At ~, p. ~, #,
(airo and Poplar Bluff Through and way ann
III" yla Illinois Central. Cairo ana WI "
ny. and Mississippi Central Railroads e'ose ~
p; H. for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes al
afro and Evansville. River fou" '''''
N. daily except Friday. -.-.---------
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20

..-il anything short Of al earthquake
make an upacard increment in real estate?
Our local undertaken smiles grimly at
the small boy with his snee"lent greer"
apple.
-Drs. Stearns and Wilson will be at the
Clayton House, Wilmington, July 22nd,
and remain until August LIST.
When Dir. Goldsmith wrote the "De-
serted Village" he aptly described Elkton
these sultry Summer afternoons.
The Lodus Club entertain themselves
r on pop corn balls. and the anti LOdus were
RECALLED on ice cream twice during this week
at the saloon of Mrs. Hall.
There will be an all days meeting, at
Griffith Chapel, Cedar Hill, on tomorrow
Sunday. Preaching at II and 3 o'clock
by Rev. II. b. Cnaney, pastor.
Sc Ho for the seashore " says the flash
ing advertisement of Delaware steam
boat. We never noticed the h0eS at Cape
Island, but rakes are not rare there.
The Elkton juvenile base bail club paid
visit to Chesapeake City, on Wednesday,
and succeeded in defeating their opponent
of the said place by score>Sf'-e~ ~ VA w.
-Cholera .,.elis, commonly called
.tetfueions, will be from two to three
weeks late this season, the severe frosts in
Anne Arundel having destroyed the lir7i
plantinrS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20

EvANDALE SCHoOL.-We take pleasure
in calling the attention Of parents and guar
dians to Evandale Seminary for misses and
young ladies'. 1t Is situated near Port De-
post, in one Of the most beautiful spots in
Cecil county, and is accessible by railroads
from all parts of the country. For beauty
Of location, and for healthness of climate.
it is seldom surpassed. 1t is under the
immediate supervision of the principal,
Mrs. Robert Evans, who spares no pains to
make it pleasant and home like. Parents
sending their daughters to her school may
feel assured of a mothers care. She has
secured, as teacher, Miss X. NJ. Hand,
whose reputation in this work is fully cStah.
ished, and with her years Of experience is
fully competent to understand and train
those committed to her care. She has fully
mastered all the branches of study, which
will prepare pupils for college OF for useful
pursuits in life, and is worthy in every re-
spect the confidence OF parents and guar
dams. The examination at the close of the
last term was written one, and the pro-
grcss made by all the pupils was creditablc
to the teacher and satisfactory to parents.
The papers were put into the hands Of
committee for examination; and one of the
committee, who has examined many stud
cnts and who is every way capable of pass.
ing Judgment, expresses the sentiment Of
all in these words, All these exercises are
remarkably well done, and evince great
care in the training of the teacher, and
diligence in the conduct of the pupils.
We earnestly recommend parents to ad-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20

The CHEATED WAVE came down upon
the Middle Atlantic States on Thursday
with little or no abatement Of its fiery
force. Ia this town the thermometer reg
istercd 81 degrees in a comparatively cool
location and reached 9S to 1O3 degrees III the
streets, according to locality. At midnight
it was still within a few degrees of ''the
nineties.' In New \ orIl 100 was reached:
in Baltimore, IS; in Washing inton 100; in
Wilmington, Del, 102, There were few
eases of sGnstroke III Philadelphia, tie
heat being mitgated by stiff breeze most
of the day. In New \ ork the sunstrokes
numbered so, none fatal; and in Baltimore
10 cases were reported, but only one that
was fatal. A few deaths from neat have
been reported from other places, but there
is no indication of anything like the sick
ness and mortality in the West. Ia st.
Louis, Is cases Of sunstroke were reported
up to noon, but it was thought ali would
recover. There were seven deaths from
the heat on Wednesday night. In Chicago,
the deaths from sunstrcke on Wednesday
numbered 81. Yesterday. the weather was
much cooler, and the worst was past.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20

PFC Nc At WELSH PoINT.-Last Fri
day, large patty Of ladies aud gentlemen
holding pic mics, and spent very pleasant
and agreeable day. With fine drive tie
bewitching smiles of the gentle sex, who
had also provided an ample and sumptious
dinner, the cool bycCZ-s from the river,
strolling in the fine shades, an impromptu
dance, and one or more sad llrtations, the
gentlemen participants were so much cap
hVated by the enjoyment Of the occasion
as to enthusiastically tall, of repeating the
trip in very short time. The gentlemanly
proprietar of the point, Mr.. Alexander
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20

PIC Nc At LoCUsT PoIHT.-The neigh
boring town of Newark was well repre-
scented in E!llton last Tuesday, 20 less than
four large wagons, one of them drawn by
four horses and filled with the youth and
beauty, for which that town is so justly
famed, passed through here on their way
to Locrst Point whittier they were bent
for days pleasure. They had = cloudy
day, with no rain 10 mar their pleasure,
and the cool breezes from the river made
them forget, il the enjoyment Of the day,
the oppresGively hot weather they had been
enduring for the last two weeks. The
party numbered about fifty, and appeared
to be under the marshalship of MessrS
Cooch and Curtis ably seconded by a num-
Der of other gentlemen from that vicinity,
and the day was quickly passed in various
amusing pastimes including boating. sail
ing, fishing and grabbing, Of which latter
sport they had most excellent success
They all returned in high gee, passing
through here at about o'clock, singin.
d" Home Again, and having q bright moon
light for a romantic drive homeward. -
Some Of the participants seemed to prefer
tete-d-tete drives. as one or more crushed
top buggics we're noticed III company with
the crowd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20
Notice 10 Creditors.

This is to give notice. that til" subscriber of Cecil
county, hath "ltaiued from the orphans Court of sal
cuu.'y. letters IcStah"ntary the personal estate Of
ELIZA GRANT,
late said ro'lrty. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said "ceas hereby warned exhibit
the with the voucher thereof duly authenticated.
on or before the l4tt day n May. 1879:
they may otherwise by law. b" cEclu tel from al benefit
IF said estate. All persons indebted sud tate ar,
requested t" make immediate payment to c~irr.
Given under my laul. this 18th lay oi NAY. ISIS
EDWIN !. BROWN.
Executor ri EiiZ; Grant dec a.
To>i-REUGLN d. JAMtE, Register.
may lN-Gw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20

A CHICAGO Love TEAGEpY.-The fol-
lowing is in part from Tie Tribune. They
stood together in the entry beneath the
hall lamp. "Then, Henry she said, in a
low voice, wherein We're blended determi-
nation, melancholy and love, lyon refuse
my Suit?'' Yes, Ella" he replied, in ac-
cents that were firm. though the speakers
voice tremhled, q" ! admire yon; | will bc u
brother to You and watch with pride your
course through life, and if ever trouble
should betall you, there will at least be one
friend to whom you can come for Succor;
but can never, never marry a scl,iy girl,
Tor rheumatism runs i'll your family. =
That foolish young man might. to-day,
have been happy 10y giving to his Ella that
miracle of pain reliever and most posi-
tive cure for Rheumatism, = Keiler'S Roman
Liuiment, in reference to which Il we'll
known Baltimore Physician says: " Beng
acquainted with its ingredients and extra
ordinary results, ! take pleasure in recon-
mending it to both the public and profess
sion as being uncqualed."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-20
" A rainbow in the morning
Is the farmers warning:
But a-raiubow at night
Is the farmers delight,'

MeteoroiogistS tell us that there is some
truth in this popular notion, and the rea-
sons they give aye these: y rainbow in the
mo!nirg is seen in the west when the east
is clear 1t is indicative OF the advance OF
the rain cloud toward the observer. and,
moreover, from the time at which ii hap
pened -morning-it points to the inc.eas-
ing moisture Of the atmosphere. Wet and
stormy weather is the natural sequence of
such n coniuncture of circumstances. GA
the other hand, when a rainbow appears in
the east when the west is clear, the rain
clouds are receding from the observer, and
the atmosphere is becoming drier. Fine
weather necessarily follows. \ rainbow
would be peculiarly welcome at this time,
if it proved the precursor of cooler weather