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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

~ Punctual people want good watches,
perfectly reliable as to their habits Of keep
ing time. Far ahead OF all other watches
stands the WALTHAM, aud the most accurate
man can rely on making his appointments
by It. BAILEY, BANKS * BIDDLE, Twelfth
aud Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia, keep
the WALTHAM Watches in every variety Of
style and grade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21
STRAWBR|DGE E. CL0TH|ER

lave made very extensive preparations
nave no" on daily exhibition the largest stock Of
Philadelphia
almost department more
Christmas offerings than gifts of silver gold
All who find Philadelphia cordially invited 70
make their and order goods
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21
DIED.

LI NCli.-At his late residence. in Sassa
fras Neck. on Wednesday. the 18th inst +,
JoHS W. LYNCH, in the G5th year of his
age.
JOHNS.-In b .ltimore, on December 10,
1873. EIIZAHETH JOINS, mother of Rev.
j. IL. Johns, Of this county, aged GO
years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

CONTEMPLATED MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
In view Of the near approach of the an
nual session of the Wilmington Conference
NJ T.. Church. and in view of the fact that
the present year is the general change
year, speculation is rife among the different
congregations rs to who their new minis
tiers are to be, notwithstanding the fact
that the ecclesiastical government is very
anti republican, the appointing power re-
siding solely in the Bishop aud his council
OF Elders. Still there is enough personal
influence exerted 10y prominent laymen to
control the matter of appointments.
Among probable changes discussed in
tins part of the conference are the follow
ing, which We publish rumors and give
them for what they are worth: Rev. c. VI.
Pegg is reported as - down" for Elkton,
while Rev. ID. &. Ridgway, now stationed
at this place, is " down" for Port Deposit.
Rev. Mr.. Laytield is a. down" for Bethel
Rev. G.. t. Bristor, now stationed at New
Castle. it is expected. :::ll be sent TO the
Ames Church. a. New Orleans. DIR. Mat
lack, it is rumOred. will take the place
now filled by Rev. Mr.. Quigg as Presiding
Elder, whose term of Office expired last
Fall. Rev. J. ;. Willis and Rev. J. II.
l.ightbourn will be transferred 10 the New
York Conference.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

argued by ii. Mccullough and William +.
Warburton, who represented the plaintiff:
and Albert Constable and II. II. Nandiver
of counsel for the defendant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

After his audience shall have heard Mr..
Stoil mastery performance upon the in
strumeut of ali others the violiu-it will
cordially admit that his artistic reuditions
alone were worth more than the small sum
charged for tickets.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

DEATHS. death has been busy in our
midst during the past week. and it becomes
our sad duty To announce the death of Mrs.
Ellen Bennett. All estimable old lady, and
rclict of the late Henry II. Bennett, who
died at the residence Of her son n-law.
Nj. W. G.. Puruel, on Tuesday last.
Suddenly, on Thursday night, at the
residence of VI. LiebcIman, Mrs. Goodman,
his mother in. law. aud the mother of Philip
Goodman, of this town. Her remains were
taken to Philadelphia and will be inferred
tomorrow.
After long illness from consumption,
on Thursday last, Zacharah T. Shaffer, IN
the Both year Of his age. His funeral will
take place on sunday. at / o'clock l.. NJ,
from his late residence, ON High street. 1t
is expected that the members of the
Groomc Guards and the Eikton Cornet
Band, of VIII ich the deceased was a mem
Der, will attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

The Drawing Room Concert, at odd
Fellows Hall, ou the eth inst, will be in
all respects the finest entertainment ever
given in this county. Notice the talent
engaged for it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

4 FINE LOT or DURHAM CATTLE.-1t
may not he generally known that the Hon
Judge Stump, who. in connection with their
iIonors, Judges Wickes and Robinson, has
presided with dignity over the courts of the
Seona' ihuicial district for the last eleyen
years, is an amateur farmer and is quite as
successful at that business as he has been
AT his profession. The Judge has fine
farm not far from Deer Creek, in Hartford
county, which is in charge Of Mr.. Thos.
Luchray The Deer Creek Farmers Club
met there recently, and we clip the follow
ing notice of the Judges fine herd of Dur
hams from the Hartford -Egis and lntelli-
g,Ecer.
Mr.. LochIay's farming apparatus was
inspected 10y committee of the Club who
reported that they found every thing in
capital order and the farming we'll done,
His herd Of Durhams were very superior
and would do credit To Kentucky blue
grass man. Among ;hcm is Queen Of
Talbot, one of the finest pure Short Horn
cows in this State, and the imported bull
Lord Clan Charlie remarkably fine
animal. The stock cattle were well selected
aud bought AT 4 fair price. There was
nuthing the club could complain of except
that he had too much hay. His corn crop
was large and fine. Mr.. Lee, member Of
the committee thought the Durhams were
as fine as any he had ever seen in Ken
lucky or elsewhere
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

vi late The business transacted through this heavy a
the employment additional help
order the manner
Below we give necessarily brief especially adapted for Holiday
A. Owe
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l.
gcoygRs
TO latch
AM CUFFS TOILET
"''i~ HNNiIS
ANDSCARF
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CuFFs
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&c
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

CuUHcn DLDIcATIoN.-The i" Household
of Faith" Of Cecil county, will have their
new church, near Whi,aker's mill, com
plrltu aud ready for lied ica,ion ON Sunday,
December 29.h. Elder George X. Kramer,
Of Wilmington, will preach and dedicate
the church on that day at i0l A. NJ. All
axe invited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

lB We nave tried DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup in our family, and can assert that 1t
is the best remedy for Cough or Cold ever
introduced Price - cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

n Ladies and Gents Driving Cloves,
Remarks Paris castor glove, fof le Icy
MCCREEY X BuULDES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

"a Reflect that in every cemetery half
OF the silent tenants are the victims of
neglected Coughs and colds; and if you are
thus afflicted. aroid their fate by resorting
at once 10 HIi,s's Honey Of Horehound and
Tar. an immediate. agreeable. and certain
means of cure. Sold by all Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
&c
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

Second account OF Henry II. Mitchell,
executor Of Henrietta J. Barroll: sixth &C
count Of Anna VI. Januey, guardian To F.
J. and Mary VI. Janney; first and final &C
count Of Arsminta \. White and Nicholas
J. lily land, administrat or of Samu Il White:
second account of Mary J. Davis, Mary X
Davis and John +. Collins. executors Of
Geo Davis, and dividend struck on same;
first account of Joseph l. BarIe:t, executor
Of Roseanna Barrett: fourth account Of
John ii. Shippers, guardian to Fannie W.
Shippers; final account of Barclay Reynolds,
guardian tn Jonathan W. Cooper, final ac-
cnunt of l.. 4. Lavender and Mary T..
Bidde, administrators of Laura l.. Biddle.
and distr ibuiion struck on same: first and
final account of Job Brown and Wilson Y
Brown, executors of John Brown: eighth
account of b. e. Pearce, guardian 10 John
+. Pearce.
Court adjourned to meet at its regular
session, on Monday, the 9TH Of January,
1879, at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

To enable all to share the entertainment
the price OF tickets has been fixed at the
nominal sum Of - cents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

From present indications, Odd Fellows
Hall will not be large enough to accommo-
date the patrons of the entertainment to be
given on the eth instant. Mr.. Torbert
has spared no pains to select company of
ladies and gentlemen who. in their respec-
tive lines, cannot be surpassed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21
DEATHS.
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court for Cecil county was
in session this week. Presentation. Jas
McCauley, Chief Judge; Hon. James NJ
Evans and Hon. James A Lewis, Associate
Judges.
Sundry claims against deceased persons
were examined and passed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

Mrs. Dillehunt will recite, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, on the eth, that popular poem,
u" The Creeds of the Bells Also
- The Wedding Fee
The Rustic Cuurtship,
The Brides of Enderby,
Jonesville .Singin' Quire,
Rock Of Ages.
All of them her choicest selections.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

Programmes of the entertainment at odd
Fellows Hall, on the eth, will be distri-
buted or Monday next. Please preserve
them for future reference.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

The TgIBULATIoSs or PoET.-He
was a sailor. He popped, as it were. into
the Howard House, on Sunday, out of the
rain. He looked as did .Icnah when the
whale swallowed rundown in the mouth
We inquired the wherefore of his sadness
aud whence he came. He heaved not an
anchor, but sigh, as he replied that lie
was 4 lonely shipwreckcd mariner from
the distant shores of Edwards Isle, ~
juurneying to his native home in the sunny
south. He told of the golden sands Of
India, the ice bound regions of the North
and the mystic scepter old Neptune wields
unhindeIed i'll his sway. He dwelt on con-
ilicts fierce, and victories won: on trials
and triumphs and ends achieved. He
paused an object-'twas "Dixey Cross
ed his vision. Silence seized his tongue
lie invoked the muse and this was his song
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

Programmes for the entertainment, on
the 9th, will be distributed in the towns
adjacent to EIkton. Letters of inquiry
have already been received. asking for Sc.
cured seats. The management will, how
ever. discriminate against no one by re-
serving seats. All are free to the first occu.
pants.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

In either city, Baltimore or Philadelphia,
the price of tickets to an entertainment in
wrhcn .'-...,s u-f the class secured for the
Drawing Room at Odd Fellows Hall, on
the eth instant. would be one dollar IL
Elkton, the nominal sum of 81 cents is
charged.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21
BONDS APPROVED.

J. 4. J. Creswell, administrator of Eliza
Leech; Reuben llaines, guardian to Sarah
Selena Perry ana others; Annie X. lamar
executrix OF Reuben ID. lamar; William r.
8oulden, Sheriff of Cecil county; WilIiam
Price, guardian to l.. ii. Caulk and others
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that applica-
iI"H Ni'l Zee nAd- L. the County Comm .Iou-rs
Ut Cril county. 1t trir regular meeting after the 10th
itN "i D"r"mhr u"Ni. f'r the appointment Of Exam
in"- {" d~i-rntH~ 'ni report thr TturrI-y Il rNt-nI
u- 'h~ pub road from SlmjF- Corner through land.
4 David hr~w G~,rsr Iltll John Pry"r aud VIM
II Pryor to thu road l-ru ir,fn North Egst o. Wesley
Chapel. M IN Nix Nov iG-im
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21
JOB RENT

I'OR the Winter or longer. thoroughly
i FURNISHED HOUSE IN EIkt"u Amply On tn.
. pT"Ini-r- - MRS. irBoWENS.
l.-u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

The accomplished amateur vocalist, of
Baltimore, but a native of Elktop. who
will participate i'll the entertainment, is
universally conceded to be one Of the most
talented unprofessiona singers in that city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT AND EMIL
EITIoN.-The Sabbath School of Crouch $
Chapel will give a musical and literary
entertainment in the Chapel, on Tuesday
evening. the 3lst instant. 1t O'Clock.
The children will take part Ia the exhibit
iinn and conceit, aud sill he assisted by
some Of the best talent in Elkton. This
is an enterprise that should :"ceive the pat
ronagc Of the community, as the proceeds
are to be applied to the benefit of the
Chapel. Tickets, p cents. They may be
had at Mr.. r. c. Crouch's store, or at the
Chapel on the evening Of the exhibition.
\ GRAND FAIR AND FEsTIvAL-The
members and friends Of Bay View Church
pairing a grand fair and festival, for the
benefit of the new Methodist Protestant
Church in that place. This pleasant en-
tertainment will commence on Christmas
Eve at one clock L. VI. Ii will continue
open all day Christmas. with an inviting
Christmas dinner, II - clock, and dun ing
the evening, for the small sum of 30 cents
Supper each evening after Christmas. at
four o'clock T.. VI. To the above entertain
ment the ladies' and gentlemen Of Cecil
county, and else where, are cordially invited:
and we will make every effort to give them
pleasant time. FAIR COMMITTEE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21
INVENTORIES AND SALES PASSED

Inventory of the goods and chattles of
Eliza Leech; list of sales of Ann Tins; list
of public and private sales of David Palmer;
report of the sale of the real estate of
Moses X. Pearson, deceased, confirmed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

The Drawing Room Entertainment. at
odd Fellows Hall, on the 9th inst, will
open with the well-knowu scene between
Sir Peter and Lady Teaz!c, from Sheridan's
unrivaled play of The School for Seam
dal.' Mrs. Dilehunt's rendition of Lady
TeaZle is one winch has largely contributed
TO her popularity as dramatic elocu-
zionist.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-12-21

THAT DREADFUL GEr-UP BELL
'csr the riusius f tie icll-
Eisiu. tell
What Uorli 4 mi--rs har- s.InI doth ipr"t-II
morn
Til all pleasant rrarn- i, .raitct,-wske- "a, up TO
thought. furluru.
Though Il from ,i.-it-
W. must t. light thu mr..
Whil- -hiNrT--hlX-r--hltrr-
Aui thu -taT- all {. ,ut,~r.
tud tie starr lui moon all bright
Sem L. zrin aud 'iaiScr o"nirAl deli shi.
n "" stuWi.~, y" stumble sui ~ iumbl" uat 81
4. pour forth rrs-r"Ii ua:.r snI isiL- herewith
whhr 49, li.t-u To the ringing
~ the l-II-I.ll-b-Il-
4. listen t. the ,iin.iu.
ut that ir"adiul E't-up hell
Hear thu merry ir~akiI-t-l-n'
Cheerful l~l
II iriur- thoughts Il s thing and with -
the smell
OF coffee and e i-~'.r,k.- ANIL rot,ros. smoking hot
f"T th~ pun"t"h AIRY Fi-"r- "h" Al" r''h' "a til"
For tl,-- VII, heard the rising tell aud got up III
auI I'D nai taxi another nar AMI then rnnrnrc to
-kuT.y.
Hut the .lorhful--ah, the .IuthiuI-
H. They old - H. th-y y"uthiuI:
They Nhn htii-au. hour To-, lat.
Pear they u hn, empty plat.
How thu, -Euii,r At thu tell.
AMI ~ {" them a Knoll
A. thu, .l-t-f : . IT, -W"Ii
With = -rrau.
Al what anguish d, rh-y feel they lt,r'u To tbs
pal
Of the Observation-Disclosures
A. th-y hear the i,Ik. 20 i"wn--
Tramp 81 1sr''- aud ru-tlIus ="~u-
Lit ALONE
Thou thsy their -i"ih with -urrrw.
Vow the, q ris- L-iim-s tt-inorro~.
A. they listen To- th- ringing 81 the i-Il-
To thu ringing aud the dinsius oi the bell.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22
4 Novel Feature.


A dcpGtat;on OF ono hundred Indians of thu
Cheyenne, Arrapahoe, aud perhaps otheE
! tribes, IRON the Indian Territory. vii! attend
| the County Fair, TO be held at Wichita, from
, the 9th to the 9th of September. inclusive
under the charge Of Mr. Seger, tue Superin-
.endent Of tie Indian Mission Schools. They
viii have al exhibition of AL kinds VI elle
and fancy work, ahI Office specimens OF Ind.
an manufacture, including buffalo rot Is, 10 VI
ard arrows, qncer ornamsnted blankets, bri.
dies ana saddles, moccasIns, pipes, pappoose
cradles ana other lotions.
There viii be severa: compile se lodges, show
Ing The domestic economy III habits OF lndi-
an lie, The process Of learai;g will be
shown on the grOunds,Dy female experts. An
especially Lowell and attrc Give feature Of the
fair, will be TIE daily war-dan"e, the warriors
array.d in all their g.uiy trappings and ac-
"cmpaniei by their peculiar musit, vocal aad
instrumental. Foot races, pony races, shoot.
ing natc.' cs with the bow and arrow, oesides
many other features too numerous 10 men.
tor, all highly interesting TO every one, and
especially TO those who have never before
seen the peculiar features OF Indian life, viii
take place each day.
An examination Of the scholars will be held
and prizes given to those who have m:de the
greatest progress in their studies. Special
premiums Will be given for the best native
male and female costume worn, and fer the
best dressed Indian men AID women in civil.
lied dress.
Premiums will be made upon the grounds
for the following races:
Best marksman with bow and arrow.
Bareback race, half mile. by young braves.
Warrior running against running horse,
aif mile.
Half mile race in saddle by noted chiefs.
Hall mile race. free for all Indians.
W. T. JKwETT, President.
W. p STEM Secretary
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22
Explanations Wanted.

| In the name Of the parents O. this city and a
number OF heavy taxpayers, we ask at the
hands of the school board an explanation OF
their late action with reference to the employ
ment of teachers. When Prof.. o. T. Mckim,
| q recognized educational leader N the State,
was removed, and the place rendered TO an
entire stranger, we offered a friendly but ear
nest protest. The only excuse offered or
reason given, that we heard, wa, that man
had been secured for $500 less per annum 1t
was the first time in cur experience that, in
the matter of brains or mental requirements,
cheapness was considered Recommendation.
Following the emoval Of Prot. McHm sevc-
raj taxpayers ard parents desired, through
these columns, 10 publicly offer protests over
thei wn proper "ignatm IS; nut, believing
u too Ia G 10 remedy the mistake. and hoping
Tat C ideht personal spite and persona! pref
erenee would be satisfied with tho Pot sor's
removal, and TIT at least ali the wortny
teacher OF last year wouIl be re-e;nployed,
we counseied forbearalce. On Monday we
learned that the board had ade ar other
yeep, remoyiry some teachers VII had beer
eninently successful ~ rep,ace them VIII
Others. AS sc sail IN the oj,rnin. c. tbs a.
,'"'c, an ey )!anativn 3 desied It me htnd of
tue board. 1t viii not DO to say in general
.erG,7 tina. there wa, an a'sen..e OF discipline
on the pet Of tie teaches dismissed, or
lack OF progress on The par. OF the scholars.
ShYh n. excuse O. defense in the face OF facts
Known I. every man, woEiar and child in the
town. VI. that every room has been over
crowded thu al the teachers have had
uir. m:rv scholars than they should have
hat, aud that the want of facilities for giving
instruction in the Wichita Aehoois Is motor
ieIs-all drawbacks FOR which the cople and
board are r. 'ponsible, ard not the teachers.
Jnaiiy we have tao kindliest feelings for
every -membeF OF the board, Q majority of
.1sin being OUR nerSonal friends, but the
welfare Df our children, and OF our ncighbors'
CHI. .ren, 10 OF gleater importance, in beh v II
% whom We declare the action of the board
to Say the least. il!-advised and unfortunate.
The M. .es of tise new learners have not
been furnished MS, nor The name. &C those
who have been re,-c ed--boih bein 3, rt fuse !.
But, ii identally learn * that gen ral
change n ben eH ctec, al knowing at
least ol.t estim" BILE q y and ST ,cesacal an, !,
experienced II acler iong the nun Der as. |
missed, We are perfectly safe il say .ng all thar
we have.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22

in the Interest OF the merchants and other
enterprisiag business men OF Wichita the
EAGLE. two or three weeks ago warned all
against the agent OF 8 snde newspaper who
was canyassing the town for orders and mol
ey. The u.Llushing check Of the outfit was
simply astonishing. To satisfy the business
public that our judgment wasco:rect, aau the
wa,aing inte.ded for their own gooc. we
quoted an item from the Leavenworta 7iD,.., ,
wlicl, set crth the fact that 40. half the p, o.
pie OF J.e',yenvor,h had ever heart Of s1c5
paper. We hc-e not seen tho last issue Of the
concern, b.. hear that il uses up coiimn la
abuse OF the editor OF this paper. Ii seems
that onr article not Only saved several hundred
dollars 10 our people, but busted the swiudIe
SO far as Wichita was concerned. The cheek
OF the outfit and las agent is only surpassed by
the brass OF a like concern that not only
threatened to crush us, but to make new
postmaster, when the adventurer couldn't
remove twei2c dollar postmaster in twelve
years.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22

Mr.. John Russei, physician Of twenty
years practice, an uncle Of Mrs. Kos Harris,
10 here with tho intention Of locating. We
take pleasure in welcoming the Doctor to our
city. The Doctor is from Iowa.
Ed. woodman aud Mr.. Doty, of Cheyenne
Agency, were in the city this week taking 70
. little of civilized life.
Chas. W. Greene, solicitor and travelling
correspondent OF the Kansas Farmer, Is In the
city and thinks Of remaining until after the
fair in the interest OF tina. widely circulat d
and popular journal.
Mrs. M. s. Adams is greatly afflicted with
tnnamatory rheumatism.
Harvey Horner has accepted situation IN
J. r. Aliens drug store. Harve knows how
to roll pills, weigh quininc, etc.
Z. Il. Barnard can be found in the old rclia-
BILE boot and shoe house Of J. IL. Alley, Gen.
tennial Block
Charlie Clark occupies the position Of AS
sistant Freight agent al the depot during c.
x Persons absence, who Is of to St.Louis on
three weeks visit.
viii Mcclure, one Of the pioneers OF Wich-
ita, but now resident OF Taos, New Next
leo, is in the city visiting couple ofdays.
Mr. A. Robson, of Sumner county, attend
ed the late convention, and We are happy of
his acquaintance. Mr. Robson is cultured
gentleman ofmeans, who lately purchased
tract OF land near South Haven or the line OF
the Indian Territory, where he proposes to
open up large stock ranch for raising fine
grades of cattle. Mr.. Robson is nephew OF
the Secretary Of the Navy, and is a red hot
Republican whose influence will be for the
good OF the party in that county.
Mr.. Adams-brother of Charles OF the Mar
bic Works-arrived in this city this week.
Came to stay.
Messrs. Robinson and Phillips, two hand
some young men, residents of Winfield, have
been In the city several days.
Mr.. Walton, a young man, an attachee OF
the Office Of Public Instruction Of this State,
has been visiting the teachers institute.