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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court for Cecil county was
in session ON Tuesday aud Wednesday Of
this week. prcsent-lIon Jas McCauley,
Chief Judge, Hon James VI. Evans and
Hon. James \. Lewis, Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against decreased persons
were examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
Bond of Job Brown and Wilson "
Brown, executors of John Brown: bond of
Caroline =. Armstrong and Francis :.
EreTis;, administrators of Thomas Arm
strong; bond of Mary Mckinney and
Thomas Peterson, administrators of Robe: |
ii. Nick Inncy; counter bond Of James W.
Morgan, administrator of Jas. W. Morgan.
LIST OF SAILS, DIETS AND INVENToEII :.
Inventory OF the goods and chattlcs Of
John Tosh; of Thomas Armstrong; Of
Jas. Ramsey: of John Underwood List of
sales of Roscanna Barrett; Of Il. +. Vain
slcy. List of debts of Chas. c. England:
of John Brown; Of b. F. Waimsley.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
First account of Joseph +. England,
executor of Isaac England, and disrribu-
ton struck on same; First account of Jas.
Turner, executor of Thomas J. Fisher and
distribution struck on same; eighth account
of W. I. Miller, executor of Walden Reed.
and As such 6r nfictO guardian TO ~alic
Reed; fourth account of Elizabeth McCul-
Tough now Clifford, guardian to Clara T..
Jenkins: second and final account of Mary
+. Mount aud Jesse y. Kirk, executor of
John W. Mount; fifth and final account of
Maria Marshon, guardian to Add!e :.
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Rising sun Items.
THE TEAsipS


have formed a permanent encampmeut near
the Brick Meeting House road, in .Wr. Bris
coe woods. and 90 to Duyckinck' S In mber
yard at night for dry lodgings. There are
several artists among them who do draw
ing and designing for the people for small
rccumpense, They number from twenty
to one hundred and twenty-five, it is said
What shall be done with them ?
l. o. q. F.,
at their last election, elected Charles H..
Davis, y. g.; y. G. Warning, V. e.: J. Il.
Taylor, Sec; Job ilaines. Treas; Barclay
Reynolds, I. VI. krauSs and --- - trus-
tees. The lodge is again ia good running
order
1 wheel on tie dcarhorn OF Elijah hester,
while going t. mill, when near MIR. Bris-
GOES, upset. X the wagon, grain and Mrs.
hester. No one hurt.
CAMP MEETING
is now on the carpet at Wooilawn. As
yet the attendance from here is limited;
but rs soon As the grain is threshed n good
turnout may be expected.
THE FAT MAN
and big woman, Nc., are to be on hands on
Saturday next. No Doubt many quarters.
which should serve a better use will be
dropped into their Golfers.
ARRIVED
the sewing machine man, the cigar man,
the shoe man. the tobacco man, the green
apple man, the plum man, the watermelon
man and the roasting ear man.
SQUIBS.
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EXCURSION TO ToLCHEsrER.-The Elk
ton Presbyterian Sabbath school have
chartered the magnificent steamboat Cles.
ter for an excursion TO Colchester Beach,
on Wednesday, August 2lst. These ex-
cursions have become deservedly popular
the best evidence of which is the fact that
the oftener person enjoys them, the more
he wishes to participate in them again
Colchester Beach is pretty and romantic
place and affords every facility to enjoy a
a bath in the salt water Of the bay. No
liquors are sold there and the best of order
prevails. The boat will leave Elk Landing
early in the morning and remain some
hours at the beach. Fare for the round
trip: adults, Sl.00; children over and
under IL years, 30 cents. Tickets can be
had at McCrery & Boulden's and Mitchell's
drug store
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drug store.

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-The steam
pleasure yacht Ella, of Philadelphia, which
has been cruising in Elk river for some
days past, arrived at Elkton on Tuesday
evening last. She had on board the follow
ing distinguished gentlemen of that city:
Amos NJ. Slack, member of Select Coun.
CT, W. Elwood Rowan, William McNul-
len and Daniel McMonigle. members of
Common Council; NJ. l.. johnson, messeu
ger of Select Council; and +. l.. Con, Com
missioner of Highways, who, in company
with VIM. Douglass and Alexander Bum.
who are cruising in the yacht quay, have
been enjoying the refreshing brcezcs and
beautiful scenery of the noble Elk They
are we'll provided with nshing tackle, and
sometimes steam down the bay as far as
Betterton and enjoy the pleasure of perch
fishing. They are all fine, genial gentle
men, aud visited this place for the purpose
OF replenishing their stock of coal, which
was nearly exhausted.
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4 Stitch il, the Back

l. CAUSED 10y 4 Sudden wrenching Of the
spine. and produces violent and acute
pain. making it very diflicrit for the
person =" move II should not he neg
!cc,cd. ~ the curvature of the spine is
often hr"ugl,: or h. neglect OF this ccm-
u,tu rnuiuIliut
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Registers Notice
10 the Voters Of Cecil County,
TUE undersigned, Officers of Registra.

IiiE undersigned, Officers of Registra-
'i,'u tr Cell county, it, "mIiaurc With Ia. re-
Iuirrmrtti- 81 the At Il i>7f chapter .lo which
makr- It tie Tiir 4 officer, 20. Registration To- sit At
som" 'rs '~ni"ut &, ti 81 their respective.
ii-irI-' for I've i.y- ,,arnrt.eit.. .f tn.
hr,t M"hdsy u September. III ,z,ei, y.ir f.r Tia pur.
l--" # '-eiar-.u- l!.ir lu'i-.. irrey give notice
that tin al attend "a, i.lipa-:
Th~ oia'r II REGISTRATION for the Elr-t El.-.i,
district vii i: At CE'ILTUS:
The Oh ~ Il Registration f.F ;,~ Srr,I.I Election
district viii 1t 1t CHESAPEAKE CITY:
The oh ar % I.s-Iraii". let the Tliri EIs,-tian
i,-i.ie' VII Ill ~ ELkTJN:
Tn cis-f II R"--'Fartan f'r the Fourth II, ctiou
district will IT at FAIR hill:
The u.rrr "f E,-i-t-a;icr or the Fifth Erection
district viii -.i At NORTH EAST.
IT, ai.cer 5f Registration for the sixth Election
...ifir: Will lit At RISING stu:
The uI-rr 90: E--,tgaiiti Tor ia. Seventh El,,i,,u
a,str.s; VII. -, al POET DEPOSIT:
Iir "''""r Il K'si'i's'.'n fr tn Eighth E'.ctigu
District NJ! tit at MOUNT PLEASANT.
fh~ ua,err ni Er-i-J,siIou Tor the Ninth Erection
district nj =; At EEICK MEETING HOUSE
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Frosted Feet.

I'll" Roman l.imiutrni has proved effect
'ia. .ii all r..-,- wacgr !; H. been properly
used. W iu-ia"r, j. known where il
la, :ii.c! j.. giving ..am,,iiaic relief
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Port Deposit Items.
NEWS SCARCE.


Il is pretty diiticult matter to make up
few items of news from this place at this
time, every thing appears 50 very dali.
We have occasionally 4 little row kicked
up to cnlIven the matters, rs was the case
a few nights since, when one of the colored
population of the feminine persuasion
managed to have herself put in the lookup
to ENJOY nights rest II some of our
young boys were put IN there occasionally
TO sleep oil their drunkenness, il would he
To their own and their parents advantage.
CHAMPION TOMATO.
Our railroad agent. Mr. ID. G.. Wilson,
claims the premium over Mr.. Gilpin for
the largest tomato, he having shown us
one raised by himself measuring fifteen
inches III circumference and weighing %
ounces, beating Mr.. GIlpin's by two ounces.
EXCURSION.
On Tuesday last, small party Of ex-
cursionists, ten in number under the lead
ership of our very efficient telegraph oper-
ator Mr.. Nandiver, made an excursion to
Columbia and McCalFs Ferry. Starting
from here at half past six \. NJ, they had i
pleasant tIip through to Columbia, arrlv-
ing there at half-past eight; returned to
McCalfS Ferry by the train ut halfpa
eleven o'clock; they crossed over To the
\ ork side To partake of dinner ut Fry'S,
who keeps the ferry hotel, and is noted far
aud near for the good dinners he invariably
serves up TO his customers. The party
spent the afternoon wandering about, lock
ing at the natural curioSlties of the place
and enjoying themselves boating among
the mighty rocks that fill up 4 large
part Of the channel of the Susguehauua,
which at this place is only about six hun
drcd feet wide, yet So deep in places that
the current is scarcely perceptible. The
party returned home al $50, L. NJ, repre-
senting themselves as highly delighted
with their trip and especially eulog istic of
the good dinner At Fry's.
THE CAN'T MEETING
at Woodlawn has gotten fairly under way,
though the attendance 50 far does not
come up TO former years, the showery
weather no doubt preventing large
weather, there will no doubt be 4 pretty
full attendance.
THE RETURN or \ NATIVE.
We were much pleased to meet with Mr..
James Gwinn, native of this place, who
has just returned from the Paris EXPOSE
ton, and of which lee gives glorious &C.
counts. He looks hale and hearty, some
what different IN appearance from what he
was when he returned from his trip over
the Allegheny Mountains in Pennsylvania,
some thirty years ago.
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Neuralgia.

This overwhelmingly painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured hv
the continued application Of this Lini-
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DEATH or A RESPECTED FARMER.-Mr.
VI. Kelley pieIson, a welLkuown and inilu.
entail farmer, residing near Upper Priu-
cipio, this county, died suddenly, on Thurs
day night of last week. lie took sick with
kidney or liver disease about a week pre-
vious To his death, but it was not supposed
to he serious. However, ut the advice Of
his physician, he made his will on Tuesday
of last week. He went to bed. as usual.
on the Thursday night following, and n
short time afterward the family heard AL
unusual noise i'll his room, and Fastening
to his bedside, found him breathing his
last. Mr.. Pierson recently paid visit to
his three sons, who each own farm in
Kansas and being so well pleased with the
prospect for farmers, lie concluded to move
TO that State, and at once purchased a fine
farm near those of his sons. On his re-
turn home he sold all his farming stock and
began making preparations to llave, and
at the time of his decease had his remain.
ing personal fleets packed up and intended
TO start on the last day of this month. He
was very sanguine of his prospect in the
West, and loved 10 converse on this sub
.iect, and often urged his friends to accom-
pany him. Being very industrious and
successful farmer, he had amassed quite a
competency, and declared his intention
o; spending the remainder of his life, with
his children, in Kansas
He was 4 consistent Christian and greatly
beloved by all who knew him. His funeral
took place on Sunday last, the Rev. c. T.
Cochell officiating. His remains were in
TERED in Ebeuezer cemetery.
OUR WATERING PLACE BULLETIN &C.
b. Finley and wife left on Wednesday, for
Cumberland county, Y. J.
On Thursday-G. W. Cruikshank, wife
and child, for " hitc Mountains
Misses Partridge-for Nantucket.
Miss Maud Price-for Sassafras
Mr.. II. T. c. CrouCh-for Dover, Del.
SOCIETY AREIvALs.-Miss Clara Ensie.
Philadelphia, with Miss Rachel Wilson.
Miss Miriam Pollock, Philada., with Mrs
Simon. Miss Ella Mackey, with Mrs
Crouch. MIS-. Stadigcr, nurse and chill
dren, Philada., with Mr.. Rudolph Bennett.
Mrs. Cathell aud daughters, Baltimore, and
Miss Fannie Briscoe, Newark. with Misses
boulder, East Elkton. Miss II. ]. Motter.
Baltimore, with Mr.. Geo. Boulder. Miss
Allie Thomas, Philadelphia. Miss Della
Mccullough. Mrs. Morris and family, Miss
McCullum, Lynchburg, Va, with Mrs.
Morris. Mrs. Hepburn, Miss Laura Viii
mer, Mr.. John Thomas Baltimore, with
Mrs. Henry Torbert. Mr.. Max Lchten
stein, J. Emerson, Wilmington, Howard
House. Miss Blake, Trenton, y. j., with
Miss Emily Frazer. Miss Emma McFar-
land, with Mrs. WaIburton. l.. b. Macan.
J. J. Monaghan, Wilmington. Z. Brown,
Rehoboth. Miss Cora lamar, Chicago
Miss Annie Howard, Randalia, with Misses
Tuite. Miss Mollie George, with Miss
Ella Cantwell, West End. Miss Maggie
Cummings, Middletown, with Mrs. Hall
Miss Fannie Reese, Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fenner, Mr.. Jas. Stewart. Philadol
phia, with Miss Ida johnson, River Grove.
Miss Emma Chambers, Mr.. Robert Amics
Wilmington, with Mrs. Harrison Bennett
Mr.. J. Hanna, Jr., and family, Baltimore,
with Nr. +. w. Grey, West Elktoa.
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Sore Threat and 0uilssy.

Tie cau-,- which ::sUailv .nducc Sore
Throat ale those which give = sudden
cl,rk To Precipitation. and thus ojr>,ruct
Natures regular work. qu.ckiy producing,
III ,.a-. g,iyrce, an iIiiamma;nr: conii-
tim which. involving the ,ai.i,~. and
raf;diy Spreading over the whole mucous
membrane ii he i;.ucos will clr,~c pgiu-y.
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Lo, THE Pooh lSDIaN.-J. J. Kelley, an
Indian preacher, Of the Mohawk tribe,
preached to the c"lored congregation at
Providence VI. p. Church, on last Sunday
afternoon and evening, IN a very eloquent
and satisfactory manner. The reverent
gentleman is a native OF the Mohawk
Valley, in the State Of New York, where
some of the remnants OF the six nations
reside upon large tracts of land reserved
FOR their use. The Oneidas, Tuscaroras
and Senccas. as we'll as the Muhawks, re-
side in that valley. They have become
civilized and are engaged in agricultural
pursuits. Mr.. Kelley also lectured in the
same church on Tuesday night, upon the
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities of
kELLIm'> lLNIuESr render it the best
arlici, Tor 'hc speedy and safe cure of
liberated sores
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Our village is still improving. Mr.. II.
of one of his dwellings. Mr.. l.. Owens
has nice new store house finished Mr.
VIM. Shinn is identifying his already fine
place, by curbing and putting in good new
walks III his yards.
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n The man who is wanting watch
makes inquiries among his associates to
learn which watch is considered the best.
lie finds that nearly al his friends have
got nd Of their English and Swiss watches
and are carrying the WALTmAM. The one
reason why the WALTUAM is So popular Is
because it is really the best. In every char
actcrisric which makes watch valuable it
takes the lead For the WALrHAM Watch
we 90 to BAILEY, BANKS Il BIDDLE, 18th
and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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TRAMI'S.


Four tramps considerably under the in
iiuence of bug juice, called at the residence
Of our railroad agent, Mr.. Barnard. 4 few
evenings since, and proceeded to take pos
session, there being no men home. They
had got as far as driving the women up
stairs, when citizen Shinn put in an ap
pcaranco. and the way he drove his Jersey
broad trcads into the kitchens of thns..
chaps was simply wonderful. They begged
for mercy and were let OH without recciv-
ing half they deserved. Some one kicked
one of them 50 hard me broke his shoe
THE CROPS.
The frequent showers OF late have made
the corn look in good condition. Our
farmer friends are enjoying themselves
after their Summers work The harvest
was good and everybody appears satisfied.
PREVALENT
Our village and vicinity is bcset with
that very d!sagreeable sickness. chills at.d
fever. Nearly every family is suffering
with it, and blue mass, seid!citz powders.
and Iuiuine are i'll good demand Il would
not be surprising to us IL some Of our
ueghbnrlng druggists built fine mansion
OF bought line span of horses or two. rs
they get nearly all our money for those
shlvcr preveutives.
baptism EY IMMERSION
Our people witnessed the beautiful and
impressive ccroInony Of baptism by INNER
sion here few days back. The solemuity
OF the occasion was considerably marred
by few rowdies from EIaYre do Grace.
who came here in boats. We were clad
that our Cecil boys had respect enough To
behave As properly they did. W. hope
that If occasion calls for further dimensions
here, arrangements will be- made that " iii
prevent this rowdy element from indulgimg
IN such low, vile and obscure expressions
as they used on 4 former occasion They
neither respect God nor man. KENO.
FoE SAIE.-IIorse, Carriage and Harness
one of the finest turnouts in the county
VIII sell all together or separate, to suit
purchaser. r. WITwoHTH, Elkton. Md
IS Newest styles of Fall Hats at the
GLASS FRONT.
- Fine Calf and Kip Boots lust ic-
ceivcd and for sale ut prices that defy com
perrion by McCRERY BouLDES.
Gents fine Calf Boots only So 80 at
go GLASS FRONT.
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JURY LIsT.-PuTsuant to an act of the
Legislature, passed at the last session.
Judge Stump selected the following panel
OF jurors TO serve at the next term of court,
commencing on the third Monday in Sep.
TENDER. From this number the court will
select the foreman of the GRAD Jury, and,
from the remaining forty-scven, twenty.
two others will be selected by lot to serve
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JOHN ROTH.

JOHN HEoTu.
uilIs,r Of Registration First district
NOBLE BIDDLE
"tii.rs # Repatriation : ,,ud district.
JOHN FRAZER
Uil,,,r % H. -I-,IsI,,,i, Tlisl ii~:Ji,i.
". 4 MAIiAN.
ui.erT 90! Ir-i-rrats.n Fourth district.
GRANVILLE : IETFEIEs
oii,-r ui Retaliation Fiith di,tri.t
JOSEPH ,'o..IEEET
ufiis'f "i E-si>iIariou >IN:l district
JOHN II AEEAuAMS.
"hsrr OF; fo-i>ira;iua S-vcnth district.
JOHN J. BENNETT
Uii,rr 3d.: Rrs,,tGati"u Eighth district.
II II. EulCkrNCK
oniccr Il E,Ss,iraii,u Ninth di.irisi
aug 10. ;S.7-!w
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k'S'-tr-is"n, according T. Act uf til. rurraI
A-sn4lly
IT, II -i,'r.'."n At ct H." provides.
So At Ill and place. 81 ,s.l.r motto. hail
~ e" -Iv"n ir -ad respective uiir-t- Rri traitor,
shall proc" 1 ,TIs" Rom JA- lit qualii.,i voter.
IL" Ev'Ht- - all I-f>I- ih,g :g-;.rti,, uar. or
''''"' "'i'l = known r rI.e known 1" tlr:.I lro
nav" a' I-tu.y-.! i.,.l i..- grt.rrr ..r l--ti.
district IN wtirh r'v have r rg-i,:rr,. ..r who
i"s i'r T'-'seHi' 'l-r'.i r rH'I; lee therein
gs h''' ~ lsiual ii - uui-r tia ;.r.sr.i:t. o.: the
second an! isiIi ton, u; the art article the Con
't'nt.' 'Hd -hIl 4rs"T u aug person. hus- maine
'iir- tbs -aii lit Trr'Ii.-,l rui.-s auI uIo
hay r. dr.F"u- " registering IL, certificate
- r"-J-tEttirr. ,iiI -trA- from r,- i-.k az
f'%i-i"i"n IL" nsiH's e; al ~r'i> =plS ing for
r"IttrAir~ - al-,i thu fr... II ali
dead renewed ~ iiiy.I ,s.r,. ar =. ,r ~
may hot i~ r-iiruf II the precinct ~ lrrtIyu di-
Hlsi ia which H. j. Tr= t.irgr7 may 4,r m entitled
T. vet Therein, nader TIA" C"t.iisHf.o aud law Of
ii'- siai~. i TIA" NAV lac. l1ll a- .ia:. in
''H tff'fs III" c'u'- i"~ such sTIku= III Of ir rau,
.~GrEii''iy. aid 10 TEi-t-r I4;r- ii yer. r.r..
Wl. >Iil ai.Iy ,tu. IL .-I- g. b. r.-t>t~t-, a. .
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ilr requisite uual.hs .siiu'. rl-r tho Constitution 4
the Un.tr-i State and thu !au- md IN r,-r.u,ur.
Thereof. aud uf til. Constitutes: 81 :- state 81 N,,-
ihnd ai iiI' qualifications - slr citizen. sr. and r. -
rnr". ai.i /, rut ,.i,.iualtt,I ,,a.,.r -,
.iir "ni and third rii.t u; ' ftst Article Il Tho
'"n-iH"a: ahd for r"si,i'rIn: ATTY per- "a - a
si' i"'"Is i" s,'s tNirrT- 81 l., -t.tstf.lt shall
'.nn.-i'r To- lam the ioil"utr. oath ~ affirmation. =
l. ----, 80 ~ir'uuiy ~S"aE .ar sil IA that | will
'rH. En-w"- Iak I" al iu- tina, NECESSARY 10 .>rsr
tau !'I- iti..' Hi- rsl To- t. registered
- ii-.'.fF'i voter; lut u'hit. herein cat lined
shall i- construed TO 'arizr E..i-:.r, t. ak
any gH'~i;'> ;"'r!lE- 'iH - Disqualification,
-'t NJ Ia-ly IN t,- r,.- lt..i 81 ,l
Si't"" - M-ft baud, r 81 thr lug3'7i Sta;.-
50 S,ri uii..r> q Il. -I-t..rii., shall I.f.rc
-'FAIn- iT'iH '1i li,t It iUI- Voters AMI aid
-k- Of rr-;Ffii'a rhr .iur ans -i>r,-,l person
'lE'fi.. "itir- 'ad N'ru-s'rly a.,-rflIg that said
I"s''i'srl irT-I :- n"; is--- t"i,r" tia -!erIi,,
IT, II ri'ntHs Nj. at ..-',. the r.iu3>r uaisl,.
tons IL 'hi.~ hii t. i Tr.t-i. s.rt risIiiiyi voter
g. ffEIr -gstf
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Perryyille Items.
I:IlIsk

Our depot and village is again the head
quarters OF some of the camp meeting
hacks. They are large and comfortable
vehicles and will take you the round trip
to Woodlawn camp meeting for seventy
five cents. They are doing 4 good business
now, and are looking for a heavy run OF
custom on Sunday next.
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chard II. Merritt, William +. West,
orge w. Christie, Granville :. Jrifcris,
hn j. Buck, jeremiah G. Price,
orge Tickets. Andrew Braston. ir,
'raham u. McNey, George Johnston,
CHI. +. Johnson, John Gallaher,
+. Duyckinck, Jacob Kirk,
hn y. Black, William r. Rowan.
illiam T. Purdy, Lambert d. Boulder,
noni Cooling, James Mercy,
illiam T. Jack, Eli ;. Seminar.
illiam J. Wilson, James \. Coulson.
In ii. Bunting, John Coulson,
IN. X. Lockwood, Tobias Rudolph.
lac ;. Deford, William I. Buck,
win Il. Griffith, Joel Reynolds,
lillian VI. Tyson, William Ward.
il!iam I. Ramsay, Reuben II. Tuft,
nth keithley, Adam Meisel,
cob Slicer, Henry Hess,
Iarles +. Moore, Edward :. Jones,
mes X. Willis, Anson Griffith,
IN. VI. Knight, Thos. W Rowland,
lvid Bentz, Geo. X. Carpenter.
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All male ciii4ou- without di.'rr,i"u ct color who
7Fr 'h''"i t" Tr-i,tr'li"n Huf. t~ irs .aln= ,cc-
ii"H. A." hereby u"t.E-i {" .ir.r rGGr rE- ,.rs.-
-'-"rsI at H.. place. ''sE,'d .'ss, l'-taccu ~ hour-
i''-'Isa7!. "a cine e the nv a, sud- Pc r...,i.rc
Iisrs "4, ";E''~i'" - cscIui-i voting; "a, ti.s
N"'"inh'' ""y'rH. ty ia" provisions 4 ,!ir Act ui
A''"'n'.. a"4 H." C"a-ti'gii"n u iAe >+,r 81 Mary
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SO '" I-s~ Above tie iNsu.I-lu. vr,r-
'rt ''~ II ar-~oN. nii,-! crime uir..
it.'!aar! ~ In- I"s'Tna. -htI thereafter lee
"aut!'s. l. vote ~ 81, tn, STAT: at. NO
r.s.u ulrc u';i!.i,!.if. iuns;i. - e., t.er.un
laa rsasgos arsuf.,. shall J., .Etlgl.,I +. vote.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17

-C1as- tOllins, Rufus oldham and John
Bowen chartered Mr.. ii. ii. Benefits sail
ing skift and started down the bay last
"Wednesday morning upon a pleasure trip
to Colchester. They went prepared to cap
ture the scaly monsters Of the mighty deep,
and expec, to return to day with a good
supply Of them.
John ii. Williams, the colored steward
Of the Por. Royal who was committed to
Jail by Justice Foard, Of Elkton, charged
with being concerned in the attempt to
outrage Mrs. ]. Z. Wilson, has been re-
leased, Martin Beming, Esq. the owner OF
the steamboat, becoming surety for him in
the sum Of 500.
-siine host Of the Howard House com.
plains OF the incessant bowling and bark
ing OF the horde Of vicious CANNES that in
fest the town aud congregate in the streets
IN great number near his place, aud make
SO much racket that his guests cannot
sleep. This is nuisance that should be
abated by summary process.
The authorities of Middletowu are
trying to suppress the tramps aud have
given notice that they will be arrested il
found within their jurisdiction. They
seem to have succeeded, and the nomadic
nuisanccs now give that town as wide a
birth as possible. We recommend their
action to the city fathers of Elkton.
MIR. Alexander Sewers, of Elkton, a
worthy member Of the tonsorial profession,
was married to Miss Alice Clark, of Chesa
peake City, on Thursday evening last.
The ausp:cious event was celebrated by a
ball at Willis hotel, in Chesapeake City,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17

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i wheel on tie dearborn of Elijah hester,
while going IT, mill, when near MIR. BiiS-
CO.'S, npSctt, X the wagon, grain and Mrs
II lester. No one hurt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17

On Friday of last week, Mr. James Jones
killed large garter snake on the farm OF
Mr.. ID. Mcdaniel, near the depot. When
opened, it was found to contain lob living
snakes, each about six inches long. The
mother was about b feet long, making a
total of 80 lineal feet of snakes