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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02
The Democratic Rally last Thurs.
day.

The Democratic rally at Dayton
last Thursday evening was quite en-
thusiastic. The District Courtroom
was crowded, and quite number Of
ladies we're present. The meeting
was addressed by G. w. Baker, the
Democratic candidate for Secretary
of State, Mr.. Mohan, the talented
young IRISH American orator, Judge
Seawell, and John Powell, Jr. Tho
speaking lasted about two hours and
Q half.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02

FOR DAYTON:
For School Trustees u. A.
swART, JOSEPH PURsLEY, and
A. ]. BARRETT.
For Justice OF the Peace-D. F.
NORTON.
For Constable-CHARLES M.
MOTLEY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02
Another Independent Candidate.

d. E. Harkins Is also running as
an independent candidate for JUS
tice of the Peace. He is an old
timer here, is known to every resi-
dent of this city, and, having held
the Office before, is Thoroughly COM
tent TO discharge its duties.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02
NEW TO-DAY.


10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
- out Of the District Court Of the First
Judicial District FIN and for the County Of
Storey, State Of Nevada, and to mo directed
and delivered, for sjudgment rendered in said
Court on the nth day Of October, A. D. 1879,
In favor Of
MICHAEL ROGERS, Plaintiff,
And.agsinst
THE VIRGINIA CITY COAL CO.,
Defendant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02
Republican speaking at Sutro.

II. p. Bartins and ]. A. Stephens
will address the citizens of Sutro on
the issues Of the day, this Saturday.
evening. Both gentlemen are speak
~ OF ability. IaIfy
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02
FOR sUTRO.

For School Trustees-WILLIAM
TOBIN, MICHAEL KELLY, and
JOHN BLUETT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02

SATURDAY. NOV. 2, 1873
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
FOR SENATOR: te.sss.
W. r.. DAVIS,
OF Churchill.
FOR AssENBLYMEN:
W. 81. ELLIOTT,
OF Silver;
W. n. BATTERSBY,
OF Dayton; and
@. J. CROWLEY,
VI Sutro.
FOE DISTRICT JUDGE:
W. NJ. SEAWELL,
OF Dayton.
ToR DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
JOHN POWELL JR.,
OF Dayton.
FOR SHERIFF:
JAMES DONOVAN.
OF Dayton. ~
FOR RECORDER AND AUDITOR:
JOHN LOTHROP,
OF Dayton.
FOR CLERK:
BART. DERHAM,
FOR ASSESSOR:
q. p. RANDALL,
OF Dayton.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS:
J. q. YOUNG,
or Silver.
FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
Gong Term)
J. r. HOUGHAM,
or Churchill;
tshort Term)
X. r.. HACKETT,
or Dayton.
PRECINCT OFFICERS:
FOR SILVER:
For Constable-HENRY HILL.
FOR DAYTON:
For School Trustees -. A.
SMART, JOSEPH PURSLEY, and
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-11-02
@FoUNDl@

AFULL LIFE or
GROCERIES. FRUITS. NUTS, cANDS4s,
STATIONERY. etc..
At PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEAT.
G. T. BlACkMGR.
sus-f POsTOFFICE sTORE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-20
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Thursday, June 20, 1878.
Scene in q Railway Car.

The famous young man of the West
is fairly sketched in the following
from an Iowa correspondent
A young Montana chap got on board
the sleeping car of our train. and said.
See here. Mr.. Conductor, want
one Of your best hunks for this young
woman, and one for myself individuly.
One will do for US when we get to the
Bluff-hey, Marier' Here he gave a
playful poke at 'Marier.' to which she
replied. Now, John. quit y For. you
see, we're going TO get married at
Marier's uncle's. We might have
been married at MontanDy, but we
took habit to wait till We got to the
Bluffs, bein' Msrier's uncle is minis
ter, and they charge goshfred price
for hitchin' folks at Montanny.'
'Marier' was assingned one of the
best hunks During the stoppage of
the train at a station the voice Of John
was heard in pleading accents, un.
concious that the train had stopped,
and that his tones could be heard
throughout the car:
Now. Marier. you might give fell
lsr just one.'
John, you quit, or I'll git out right
here and hoof it back to Montanny in
the snow-storm J
Only one little kiss, Marier, and |
hope to die if ! don't
John
Just at this time gray-headed old
party poke his head out of berth at
the other end of the car, and cried out:
'Msrier, for Gods sake give him a
kiss 50 that we can go to sleep some
time tonight
John didn't ask for any more of that
delicious little lip business during the
evening.
'Marier.' it is hoped. slept peacefully.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-29

and, finging it scornfully towards the
infuriated Turks, calls to his lieu
tenant
Now. Mr.. Dugdale, put her head
about. aud off we go again"
"What. without giving 'em even one
broadside:" says the astonished off,
Ger.
What's the good of killing poor
beggars who can't resist :" answers the
stout-hearted sailor besides, dive
think I'm going to do the Russian s
work for 'em, if they haven't the pluck
TO do it themselves The minute
see that old porpoise of an Admiral
again I'll just chuck my commission in
his face; I'm not going to serve any
longer with a pack of lubbers who
darn't take 8 good chance when it's
offered them"
Captain Elphinstcne kept his word
and the Russian navy saw him no more.
Little did the simple hearted hero think
that he had done a deed whose fame
should endure forever; and as little
could he forsee that it would be sur
passed, a century later. by another sea-
man on the opposite side of the world,
whose name was admiral Farragut.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

( W.tI..-
- Tc Celebrated baltimore COMPANY Cod for F.r.,
~ Use. III hand and fpr sa.a D. stapI-r 4 T'tu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27
ELkTON vs.. MUEIALS.

After a long, dusty and tiresome drive Of
eighteen miles, we drew rein and proceeded
To witness the contest between the above
named clubs. But, alas, the Elktous had
To bring home with them the bitterness of
defeat, through the disabling, in the first
inning, of Marshall, their fine catcher
The sun shone down intensely hot, but
both teams were in fine condition. and
went 10 work cheerfully. The Elkton
club won the loss, and sent the Mutuals to
the bat, allowing them tn make one rur,
but not without hard struggling. Elkton
next went To the bat, and were retired after
scoring one Iun. But with this inning,
the Elktnns were defeated. their catcher
receiving such severe punishment on his
left hand as 10 render him useless for
further duty behind the bat. His position
was supplied, but all interest hitherto man.
iicsted which was very great was dam
pened, from the fact that the player was
unable To hold the warm balls from Falls
swift delivery, thereby making it an easy
victory for the Delaware team. Although
beaten, the boys were iubiant and full of
fun, promising the Mutuals in the near
future 70 again contest with them for vic
tory. We can only speak of the Mutuals
as being 4 genial, jolly and gentlemanly
set Of fellows and may add that a club in
winning victory frcm this nine has the
honor of being champions of the PENN
sua.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

OUR WATERING PLACE BuLLETIN.-Gov.
Groomc and lady left Elxton for Cape MAY.
Oh Saturday last: but the Governor uuex
pectly receiving a dispatch from Eastun
requiring his presence there, left his wife
at the stockton, where he expects to return
in a few days
On Thursday Mrs SkiIton and her
daughter, Miss Ada!c Skil,ou, left for Cape
May.
Mr.. Il. c. Lewis returned from Cape May,
On Monday.
Miss May Leslie has gone to Boston
Miss May and Annie Carter to tlse White
Mountains
Jos. l.. Wells aud wife are at ;;chuboth.
Vim. McCrery and IL. r. Torbert have
gone to Nantucket
T. i. Brown and family are ruraliz;u: At
Frenchtown Heights
Mr. Wm. r. Crow is rusticatiug at Toll
chester Beach, kcut county. Md, and Is
expected to retain 30 ElL,ion in 4 few days
George Bacon, Harry Miller, j. T. Bar
roll, ). ). Rambo and Holly MacIal have
been spending this week al Bettcrton.
DIR. Tufts family is still at Rose Cot
tagc, in TIE Fourth district, where the Dr.
spends the night
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

VI. T.. Sunday school will take place on the
eth Of August. The officers Of the school
have secured the Steamboat Chester. which
has recently been rciitted expressly fur
the accommodation Of excursion parties
She is a much more commodIuus boat than
the Pope Cabin, having capacity for the
accommodation of live hundred passengers.
The excursionists will spend part of the day
ut colchester Beach
On Friday of last week, four teams
were employed with quite = number of
workmen, by ShuGe n liaincS. of Rising
sun, in hauling. weighing aud loadn. leaf
tobacco, packed in cases. they having two
hundred cases, each containing about five
hundred pounds. On Saturday. they com.
plcted the loading of five cars and marked
them for New York. The five cars con.
tanned nearly one hundred thousand pounds
of tobacco.
The excursion from Newark. Della
ware, to Hardwood Park, passed through
Elkton yesterday morning, where it was
joined by large number of ladies' and
gentlemen from the Foarth district who,
while waiting for the train, took the oppor-
tunlt! Of inspecting ti.c Jail aud interview
ing the prisoners. llarcw God Park is i
delightful place. ana possesses facilities for
the enjoyment of fishing, bathing and boat
ing shat few other places can boast OF.
The hsHHa -idrdHce tells this yarn:
y stranger travelling through the region If
the Brick Meeting House, Md, a few years
ago discovered that nearly every house for
miles was tenantcd 10y either Kinks OF
Browns. The name grew mouotonouS and
the man began TO think he would never
emerge from the domains of the two reign
ing families, when he came to a place where
dwell; one Kirk Brown. Thank lIcav-
en- exclaimed the traveller. 81 have
at last reached tie end of the family
The interest o! scientific people is now
centercd in the total eclirs,, Of the sun next
Monday. The fact that this will be the
last total eclipse of the century yisibl, in
America, undoubtedly increases that in.
;erest, although The prospcc; of important
results from the observations of many able
astronomers now awaiting the great solar
phenomena in the far West would be alone
sufficient to attract the attention of the
world Of learning. The sun will only be-
partially oclipsed in this latitude 1t be
gins, al Philadelphia, at about { +. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

BURGLARY ~ NEWARK, DELAw& ARE
The storehcus" nf ] 7. Williamson * son,
IN Newark del, was entered on Friday
night, l9th inst, and robbed of 500 in
money and quantity of goods. The rob
beEs are supposed II have sccrctcd them
selves i'll the store before It Was closed flr
the night. \ fierce bull dog, winch Wa
kept III the back yagl was badly wounded
i'll the head and small terrier which lod.ct!
in the store was found sick from poisoning.
y member OF the firm locked the safe,
which had Il com oinaticn lock, about !
O'Clock that night and hid the key i'll the
store room. These facts led To the op;uion
that the robbery was the work Of expert.
enccd " cracksmen."
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

u. Van btkc who's" lifelong speciality and world
w.t" TU;af.nn Tor curing ksn dr---- las after 'rtl
e "NI" "Uiia-. comp minded thu greatest uf al rNIr;
nal uis..s-5 applications. pr. Van nyk.-- Sulp.rr
i. 'r. l. ire from al offensive oior- auI iaiIy
81 wIr. famous. IN T. it, cii,i-ucy IT, cuTit
,U' su"Tu- disease, Nh~n u.. ia iin with the
'Ni u >igfu-tF ful~-cuat tho With Jur- flUt-
- .u|lhrr as.t ,iL"- medical ingredients. which b.
making remarkable arI. in consequence ~. =
i' turning ths4r att"utInn and patronage thereto.
srl .r bath wth lhr Van Nyk.', sulphur sap
considered Is The u',!r faculty. extremely b.urnc ia
for 'h' Ill which LuusE tr-h : h-.r to. Ak for and
tak~ 'uiy ~. Van nyk-. >u'plur Sap. Price IS e..
TX : cak.-. 80 e-f.-. S,!i u ur. II. H. MITCHELL
t4Ai'h. Nj. 1ii- druggist, generally. nov l9-S
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

At stated meeting of Elkton Grange,
No. lI5, held July %, 1873, the following
Preamble and Resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS God. in Ills infinite wisdom,
has removed from our Order our worthy
Sister, Martha LaIzalerc, by the hand OF
death; aud
WHERE'S, Our worthy Brother LARA
lere has by this stroke been sorcly bereayed;
therefore, be it
R,Soired, That this Grange tender most
respectfully to the family of our departed
Sister our heartfelt sympathy in their sad
bereavement.
Hssoired. That our charter and altar be
dtaped in mourning for the space of three
months, and that these Resolutions be en-
crossed on our minutes, and a copy be sent
to the family of our deceased Sister.
l.. 7. ROBERTS, W. X. GRosH,
L. {. COLLINS, Mrs. l.. J. MANLY,
MRs. VI. L. COLLINS,
Committee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

Peach CROT.-Wc have been informed
that 50 far from the peach crop in the Fr>;
district being 4 total failure, some of the
orchards will produce a partial crop, which
VIII be much more rcmuncratve than full
one. Nj. J. &. Price. who has two fine
orchards, containing / 200 trees, expects 10
have yield Of from llO0 to 2,OO0 baskets.
He shipped - baskets to Philadelphia last
week, which lie who,csaled at co ami 20
cents per basket. J. Morgan. Jr., tenant
of VIM. Freeman. near Frceman's mills,
will have 4 partial crop. Jacob Nabb.
tenant on Vim. Clark's farm, expects q
yield of $50 baskets from an orchard con-
800 trees.
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CHANGE N BUsINEss.
Chesapeake city Items.
THE MI EtTRY

has dropped below the nlneties in our town
and your itemiZer is still living, with just
enough ambition 90 write you a few facts.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Our town is still OIL the go ahead. \
company from Chestcrtown has purchased
several lots on Third street. which gives
them nice front on Back Creek, Just ont
side of the town limits. where they have i
factory for making phosphate. Mr.. John
llugue has the contrac. for the building
which will be ready for the machinery by
the first Of August. Then he Will put
them mp Z: fine Office and several sheds
when our farmers can buy an article that
is made at home and is pure. Nj. William
Lindsey is building a fine large saw MILL
which Is 10 take tie place of the old one
horse mill. Lindsey Is a live man and Will
be mp with the times in improvements
Mr.. BuTgett left town this week, but cx-
poets to return seen and erect large ilour
mill, which is badly needed in thi, place
Capt. Mariner has the painters and paper
hangers Al work, giving his fine new man
sion the finishing touch. May ne live long
10 enjoy 1t.
THE WHISTLE
Of the steam thrvshcr i heard in every
quarter, which makes one think the cars
are near our town. Many Of the steam
thrcshcTs that MIR. Broken sold here NOV,
themselves by their OWE power, Thereby
saving horse flesh.
AN INQUIRY FOR COUSIN SUE"
Being single and with no prospect ahead
would it be amiss to ask. through your
valuable paper, what has become of Cousin
Sue Has she got married, or gone eli
with BaFuum's show or the fat man >
" Cousin" can't you get into some shady
place where Il Is cool, and Il you haven
any fat school commissioner To pitch into.
Just let Us know You are not gone oil with
any of the shows.
OUR TOWN
enjoys good health, with plenty Of city
cousins to visit their relatives This warm
weather.
FISHING AND GRABBING
are all the go. with a little counting also
Il will be = wonder il the county clerk is
not troubled for a few marriage LICENSES
soon. y Man ABOUT lows.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

The HOW'LL PoIST iIousE.-This beau
tiiul resort for gentlemen is pleasantly To-
Gated ut the confluence of the Sassafras river
ami Chesapeake bay, and is tn O miles nearer
the celebrated perch fishing grounds ol
Chesapeake bay than any other public
house. Gentlemen wishing to spend a few
days in quiet rural home and enjoy the
pleasure Of perch fishing. will lind every
desirable facility at this place. First class
yawl boats, with experienced and polite
captains, will be at their service. The
Ericsson line Of steamers, leaving Chestnut
street wharf PhiladclphiaJ at T.. NJ. and
Baltimore ~ :; u. II, stop ut this place
daily. IT can also be reached 10y the r.,
W. & 3. Railroad and Kent County Rail
road, which will land passengers at Still
Pond station, five miles from Barnaid's
wharf, where hacks await them. When
going by steamer, purchase tickets for
Barnard's wharf.
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ATTESDANCE-wEATHER.


The attendance was large throughout the
meeting, and it is estimated that there were
about two thousand persons there on sun
day. The weather WAS very auspicious
THE CONCLUDING SERVICES
were held ON Monday last, beginning with
the administration Of the Lords Supper,
At . clock, which was followed by an cx-
periencc meeting. This was 4 season of
rejoicing to the Pilgrims, "a time that will
long be cherished in their remembrance
Such was the interest manifested, that the
meeting would have probably continued
until , o'clock, but was concluded at H.
As they had to get ready at once to depart.
Three hours later, the tents were all down.
stand, tables and seats removed. and the
Pilgrims were ON their way to Elkton,
where they took the o'clock train To Phil
adclphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

y NEW business On Thursday even
ing last. three wandering waffle bakers ap-
pcarod upon the streets of Elkton. They
had one-ho:se wagon, which contained
the apparatus for the Manufacture Of the
waiiies, and also 4 stove for baking them.
While one of the trio was engaged in jlk-
ing them, the others peddled them around
the town, selling two Of them for five cents
They were On their way from Philadelphia
to Baltimore, and probably owing to the
novelty of the enterprise did brisk bust
ness while they remained here.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

THE WHEAT CRoP N the FIRST DIS.
TEICT.-Thos. c. Cruikshanl; has thresheG
$3.50 bushels from 100 acres, being al
average of 2G bushels per acre which he
has disposed of at 81 per busl.el Thos
{. Cruikshank, .Tr., had on 50 acres an
average yield Of p bushels per acre. Geo.
Hunt, tenant OF Richard Semaas, o. 100
acres had an average yield OF - bushels
per acre. VIM. Ward, on VIA. KNIGHTS
home farm. claims yield Of - bushels
per acre. benjamin Green, near Warwick.
had yield of !. $50 bushels from 10 acres
an average of - bushels per acre. Messrs.
Green and Scmans are competitors for the
premium Of $50, offered by the manufac-
turcrs of Thomas phosphate FOR the largest
yield from 30 bushels sowing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

The EXCURSION III THE HUDSON RIVER
Two citizens of this town aud four
persons from North East were at the
depot to meet the early morning train. in
order TO participate i'll thc excursion up the
Hudson river, last Tuesday: but owing
to the neglect or forgctfu.ness Of some
body the dispatcher 1T Baltimore was
not properly instructed, and the train
went whizZ!ng past the depot. Mr. Wells.
the agent 1T Elkion, surprising the train
would stop here had no time to signal il,
but hastily waved his hand. aud the train
Stacked its speed and stopped some distance
up the road. The would he cxcuysiUuist,
who had purchased tickets 20 Wilmington,
supposine it would return for them. MADE
no effort - get Ola IL, and the officers of Il &c
train. having no instructions to stop at
Elkton, after waiting a few minutes. pro
ccedcd 20 Wilmington. y large number
OF rrrsa:ss were left in similar prcd:ra
mcmt al Newark. |. y Benjamin. Esq.
one Of the persons from North East. being
Disappointed in taking the nip MP the
Hudson, concluded Ia take the . 4 NJ.
train and v;siC Philadelphia. Having -
tanned he ticke. which he had purchased
to use upon the excursion. he Travelled to
Wilmington upon il, where he stopped AID
purchased another one from that place to
Philadelphia. After spending tie day
there, lie returned 20 Wilmington. To
his great surprise, when ne presented the
excursion ticket to the conductor on his
return tFip from tina, place, he refused to
carry him unless lie paid the regular fare
The conductor alleged that the ticket was
useless and informed Nix. 3. tina; lie would
stop the train ut Delaware Junction and
put him of, which lac did. Nr. Benjamin
was compelled to walk back 10 Whining
ton and wait for the \. i. train. aud
reached home without any other miscJg.
tune. We understand that he will iEsti-
tutc suit for the recovery OF damages.
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iI.E


Last Saturday evening, about $ o'clock
Il lire was discovered in the hay house oi
j. Tome X Co. The alarm was iinmedi-
ately sounded, and the few who succeeded
III getting there soon managed to cXtiu-
guiSh the lire before il had made much
Roadway. Fortunately there was no hay
ur straw slowed in the building. There
was some loose straw scattered about orl
the floor, and it WAS this that was ON fire.
Whether 1t was the work Of All inccndilry
or was set on fire 10y match dropped 10y
some OF the worku:cn employed about the
building will probably never bc known,
but happening So soon after the burning oi
the store house belonging to Mrs. Murphy,
the strong probability is that it was set on
lire by the same parties.
TuE TEMPERANCE TEMPLE.
The contractor, Mr.. T.. ). West, has fin
;shcd the carpenter work on the temper
ance temple. which it is contemplated Ia
have dedicated the first Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER next.
CAMP MEETINGS.
Preparations are being made by many of
our citizens to avail themselves of the
benefit al the camp meeting soon 10 be
held ON TIE camp ground, near Wood
Lawn. Ii = thought larger number than
usual will camp out there this season.
Rev. Mr.. Rlgg, with his cstimable lady
have gone To- Chester Heights to stay dur
Ing the continuance of the camp at that
place.
CHANGE N BUSINESS.
". {. King, our news agent, on Thurs
day, turned over his stock in trade to his
successor. Mr.. john Il. Abrahams, who has
removed the same To the room adjoining
his fathers store.
RELIGIOUS.
The Rev. +. W. kTcmcr, ID. d., pastor
of the First Reform Church. at Lebanon,
Pa, will preach at the Rock Run Presby
terrain Church, Port Deposit, next Sabbath
morning, the 2Sth inst.
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EMINENT
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted il,
futile cndclvorS 10 ol:ain some ,mirnra
,Ion tina; would prove I cr:rc for III;
cxcr;iciaiing disease: but all have fail,,i
except KILLERS ROMAN Li>IYrNr. AMI
that has been successful in a!mn-: every
Instance where it has been employed
whether such has been OF the iuilanlma;nry
nr ctronic type. In Iumbago and Scialir..
it affords instant relief.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27
Notice to- Creditors.

i"'S l. Z" .IS~ rui-- tilt i'- subscriber Of Cecil
county. hath obtain Il III "rJi.r,' Court Of .i
'nahtA letters % Administrator the PERSONAL estate
ii JESSE II SINrEE$
late % said county deceased. Az I.r- "a. hayn. claims
~ Inst I'll" sad i'etsr! i.rri,, warned a. xbitlt
Ia" saline" With ia" yIs h-r- thereof !l.y authenticated
o. ur before the 9Th day e Man l.5y:
tl"N iaN uitTs ~ IA la- rNeli.-! :r.r all benefit
81 sal stat" Al r-r,'Us ui-itrl aid s~t.t- are
TE' '! 1" max" immediate ~, the ,Ui-crr
Given under my istuI, this liih lay 90. Nav ls7>
JOHN " SINPERs
Airl.ni-tr1iar 81 lose u. Sint-r- Lr,.i
Tr-t-REtEEN h. J,IIE, R,Ei,irg
NAV li--JN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-07-27

Couldn't FIND IT.-Ouc of our Elktun
LAWYERS. being in need Of 4 copy of :ha
acts passed at the last session of Congress,
sent postal card 10 the office Of the Pub.
lie Printer and inadvertently omitted the
word "acis," which led TO the following
reply:
DEAR SIH:--Iour postal of the 23.i
received. On it you ask: Where can |
get copy Of the last session of Congress p
God only knows; and lie would bctray i'm
bccility if lie told"