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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24

!sSsaion Of tho tssIistatnfs amer raco,,.
stFufeipp, and was PEesis i. pro ten. Of
that body, aud will say right hero tlias
ell through my torn s5t aeFys scA 4 facoiv-
ed the commend Atibn of tttt6st of tho
newspapers in the State, Democrats alaI
sSspublicsp Il f9rf my unseTyasise course:
ant an consequence. loss my popularity
With The Radical tlaioEity 0f nv oTn n
party, was always ktIdWh as the
ensrdy ofseScfeiptibf and thc foe Of sx.
IttayagapeG. Wbenii Moses was the Re.
publican candidSte for Governor: I
stumped tho State againBt him. In facf.
may say thab GoyeFn0s Orr and tayself
IoFganiscd the bolt and ebnductcd the
.hassle. Imay add that up 10 the itinie I
vas elected to the United States sena:ss
I retained the respect OF the bar, tI,e
STATE and or the best men Oh both parties.
Gs .enuiae there we're some very bitter
leelia as; against me for theapaFt Ifook az
United States District FAttorneg5 la the
nnrnaecntinn pros nf the Kn x!!as sSS%% s:..A
since and the Ellenton ninrddyefs Iast
fai!, but by honesty f@as, 10 fnyslnoNl-
edge never publicly questioned H j..
| R.-What do you. auoi about Patter-
/ ,ls9a g epd sbis ffragragt tEscosd in South
Mr.. c. with o SMILEY, Well, i would
rather not DO interviewed ON that fruit
full subject. I will say this, however,
about his case. have seen it charged
In some OF the papers that I was behind
rattefson'e prosecution down there. This
10 wholly without foundation in fact. /
knew nothing at.out IL and know nothing
now save what 4 have seen ia che news.
pHpdrB, J. ,couldn't tiInye had nnyth;no
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24
QUE NATIONAL FINANCES,

a Strong Spsech froIh yFoHy, ID. w. ydOr-
hceg, OF, inTiianh, In thS Uuitsa StatSS
Senate, In Fayor OF the ascpsai or eSs
T Resumption Act ahd' OF che Renonettza.
ton OF Silver. a.irl ,stJt,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24

- Ben Hill Is being effectually salted
and peppered by the. Georgia press be-
cause OF his anti-siiver and ahtf-resump-
tion.repeal notions. He deseSYes it all.
Ben Hill is always q little too much for
Useful purpose
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24
MOURNING FOR MORTON.
Wts,t,Ncror II,

Eulo&isa on tlse Deaa Glant1-NoTtis, aoutl.
and West Shake Handle Oyer pIis Grave
and Pay Tribute 70 His Memory.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24
REV. DR. cHksEBLIsSj Il ! ON HE'LL.

The Religious Question Of tho Hour---A
Charleston EngtDr SpaalIs ,Out---rudg-
ment and FS,tzre Punishfnezit,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24

tsnp xnnniar i h6tel, hssyipe lcased Ell;s
Pikdniont Honse sat Galn Me
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24
is THERE A. Il HELLY L;I,
From the. Ne,u York Herald.

"It Ia Turning Now" says the Rev. Do Wit,
i M Talmago. ~ - :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-24

NJ a few days since Mr.. w. Miller, of
Uniontown, who keeps pack OF fifteen
hounds, captured an earleKs wild hog In
the mountains of F'ayette County. The
animal not only has no auficn!ar ap-
geEdages, but no orifce in the head Ioy
the admission fsopud. II also has but
one eye, which, however, 10 large enough
for two, being nearly, two inches In diam
eter. The animal weighs about 16O
pounds, and ID rs ferocious es q bear. Z
1ittsbnfy Dispatcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02
Ann I.ohmau'. Sigh, In N Cell.

Early IN January last Mr.. Anthony Conn
stock. agent OF the society for the Suppression
Of Vice. undertook tu gather evidence TINT
might break up Ann Lohmnn's business He
male two calls upon her. the latter on the 2sth
OF January last. Ilo bought medicine and in
struments. and she said that for seeing tho pa
tient personally shc should charge s2OD. For
the medicine he cot he pnid her $50. giving her
u Treasury note that he had marked. On
Monday morning. Feb H. hc went TO Ann
Iohman's house. accompanied by Roundsuan
their expectation. no patients werc found ia the
house. oonTh Tha ,splrniidly FURNISHED rooms
Va Va s'uuD Auuu.son ',suot liu lor'v"c ,,ll,, ~,
worc not n'ted up Tor hospital us =.
Her medicn"s ana instruments were not
ln- into what she said WIS her wine T. ON.
Ann Llhnlun dislnin'ully rro,'sicl against
walking 60 tlp ) Ner~un Mark Police Court.
and was gl.oygd 60 RI, thitncr in her Own "a;
to ucren slOuuo iu luitcd States bonds which
promptly drHw from her pocket and on, rcd
in lieu of rcui c-tt' bail. AID she waited in th0
,s,nti room lons ,ime while her lwv"r then
men. NJ one WIS found who would conren; Z
serve IN that caua'iiY. and She was ut length
sent To the CiN. rrson. Arcr she had spent
ui-ht in "a G u. bail WIS found ior her al
Ambfgse II. rurly. whom she now re,
aiicrward he changed hls mind. and n,
cXamination was begun before Justire XII
Lrcth. ON tia. - 81 I,.hrunrv. The t,siimony
of Mr.. Com-tork and l,ounlsnian sheldon was
taken for the rro- cuiion. and then the hearing
w,a adjourned.
Purly stid be had changed his mind again II,
had concluded TO waiyc the animation and
give bon &. To- appear before the Grand Jury
nnd whiiethr Coaitwa- whiting ior Tho nrprar.
unro of the lOud~uru a writ uf rcrliurnri wGs
served anon Ju-iire kiinr,th nca.h-iittins IA,
Ia ltf nal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02

n painfully intent me ai Recorder IIarkett but
when those confident words fell upnn her car,
She turned her hcnd and fixed her eyes upon
Mr.. Rollins. who w,s smiling. and Sill had on
important i'm =" and hard fought trial. Ann Ioh-
mans iaco was palc and deeply lined and her
eyes had blank, hopeless depression. Mr.
Stewart nl'd n p,tn Of moi guilty. md. without
exchanging any Gonvcrsation with him, or even
glancing toward hcr grandson and bondsman.
Ann Luhman walked out of the court room.
Her crrndson and b9ndsmnn followed her.
Clerk Hell then endorsed tho papers for trans
fer to the Court of oyer and Terminer.
Ii is noteworthy. rs coincidence. that the
caso in which Mr.. Rollins won conviction Just
before he took Ann Lohmana cosc was one in
which the same defence was set up that Mr..
Stewart foreshaduwcd for her.
-, The .nnnounremcnt in the newspapers that
the trial Of Ann IOhmnn WIS 10 hc BEGUN yes
tcrday morning He'd the Oyer and Tcrmi inor
court room rs full a. the officers at the door
took his seat the rumor that Ann Lohuau WIS
dead reached tho court room. II WINS probably
c9mmuniea!cd to one Of thr court officers. who
him. These again rctailcd It, and 50 it spread.
The rumor must have reached the District At-
torncy's Office n moment earlier for. before tho
which Assistant District Attorney Herring snt
Clcrk Hall Ot the Court OF General Sessions
The bench. He whispered briefly 10 Mr.. Her.
ring. Then Mr. Herring. going 10 the side OF
the bench behind the ,witncss's chair. covcrss.ed
in low tone with Judge Daniels Next Mr.
Herring wrote n telegram. and sent II away 10y
n messenger. 1t was understood 10 b. addressed
to Police Superintendent Malling. Fifteen min
utrs later the mCssrugrr returned with Il tCic'
gram. II wns almost literally ~ follows:
Mrs Lohman WAS found a. ad IN her house tis morn
ing am here, at the Coroner Office. urrnnfug tor uf
inquest OiuANpo T. STEWART
Tho signature was that ot oN-Judge Stewart
Mr.. Herring folded the telegram. and. hold M
il in his hand began The imuannliing ~
jury in II routine ca-c. and. after the jury hat
taken their seats. he said. graVely
Your Honor desire that the case nf Ann Gohtnan MAJ
b allowed 10 90 over until tomorrow morning
The motion t. granted. Mr.. Herring" Judg,
Daniels replied, bowing To Mr. Herring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02
a Case for Coroner In East Eizaty-nrth
street-Wns thls Girl roisoEcdf

Valentine Corrcll, tailor, OF 3)j East
Eighty-lth street. sent to Mrs Sigcl's candy
shop. at First avenue unl Eighty-lth street. on
Saturday afternoon for n pcnnyworth Of candy
FOR his bright little daughter May aged years.
Tho messenger. n boy chose small. round.
hard and red kind Of candy. known as " cinna-
mon imperial" May gave tho larger share Of
the candy to her elder brother. and then ut
what she kept for herself soon after
ward she began 20 vOmit. throughout
the afternoon she had frequent fits Of vomiting.
After being put to bed she slept uncasiy until
uhout oclsck on sunday morning. and then
the ilts OF vomiting began anew. ycllowish
ring formed about her mouth. DR.. Charles
BOsScrt prescribed for her. but the vomiting
continued. and toward ni!htfnll COMMISSIONS
snpcrycncd.. and May. died, Dr BQss"rt do
I!miu. " taNri W W a. - ~, ~ , ui'. ,'Innr
until to-day. Mrs. Siccl said 10 Sun repcr.rr
that shc bought the cinnamon impcrlals In
MHsOn's candy fartcry in Fulton street. Brook
lyn. about "a. week ago. she had eaten some ot
the inpcrlals, and was willing to eat more OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02
Mrs. Kidd'. struggle with n burglar.

While Mrs. George W. Kidd was roadlna In
tho sitting Of her home at 10 East iortyso yenth
street the evening OF The l2,h of last month. shs
hcsr the crcasing Of door ami turning confront
ei by huriv fellow who placed pistol ~ her head and
rcNNut tu shoot h,r % -ltr spoke Mrs Kidd screamed
and prapliri with the tict After long struggle she
took 10 pistol from him. Then he jumped down the
ftnr. rud nnd on SUNDAY detective Murphy n The Con
tfnl ulcc arrested William Redmond ut 80 West fweH
tN ninth street lie To- the description uf ths
thief given ly Mrs Kidd Mrs. Kidd unable to ~
teaf lu-i him iu Irfcr-u Market ruicp court yok
irrday and Justice kihreth remandcd him until to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE dND THERE BY THl
SUNS REPORiERS.
rryina at tho Debt of BrooIsIyn Church.
The Kind OF Lever that u SO he U.ea
In Lining Taimnge's Tnbcrnrcte'. Debt.

The Kind OF Lever TINT u so he U.eA
In Lining Taimnge's TmbcrnrcIe'. Debt.
In response to call for meeting in fall
images Tabernacle in Brooklyn. last night.
about 800 mcmbcrs u his congregation assom-
blcd to hear the novel plan to raise tho church
debt OF .2j. 600. which DR.. Tamage promised
TO unfold 10 them DR.. Tnlmaie introduced his
subject by making Characteristic spccch. Ho
then roforrod 10 the recent successful attempt
10 raso money for the payment OF tho church
debt. when the sum Of $4,000 was pledged. He
proposed to raise the balance Of that debt. $685.
900. by cnisiing all Of their friends in his plan.
lie wanted one thousand persons to take each q
printed card. bearing the words Brooklyn
Tabernacle. promise to accept a subscription
book. and secure twenty 1--WE dollars toward
lquidating the balance Of the debt on our
church. aud by the first OF June return that
sum into the hanls of the chur N officers"
Tho elders and dcacons then pnssci down the
aislcs distributing The cards tu whoever cared
10 accept the pledge. Orgnnist Morgan played
Home. sweet Home" while this was being
done, and Dr. TalmHgc read the names Of tho
persons who had accepted the cards. nearly 100
in number. lie also announced TINT meeting
would be held on next Monday night and evory
Monday night thereafter until 1000 persons
had signiilod their readiness TO engage in rais-
ing s2J apiece,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02
= >ew yori,cr unr.otpa IN Newark.

NEWARK. Airll l.-rhomas Burn I. Wholesale
liquor D .d,r o 1855 .m.on street. 81. No,h. ~a, sar
ruui b.usbt o., ur.' m.H 80 N."N, ka,crlc thn
..ts am r,ii.' of 2 e'l vat r'' .h.il vl.ih sFn
lic lr.., ' ntlt Nf .lN. l ail O.r ~ IIf NtfIl
''f' Il- in hI. .Hch @ f. --.t d. "iihoni
.rtLI the mon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02

State for War: Sir Henry Selwn- -Ibbetson. 20 be
Secretary to- the Treasury. In place OF the Hon.
+. \. Stanley.
taiisbin,, n Jcn"t t ,,ni s,rs .r' ON ibc ISinnd
Of TcpedOs for the British Il vet has been aban-
doncd 80 as not to excite foreign jealousy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-02

Clear or partly ciou1y Nr1tlcr. r,rhwrei 'rly
.'. ,.u.i.iy rmI~....H.', ','1 'tau'-il '' h.-hos
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
For tn ttClI " nls
BROADBRIH'S NEW YORK LITTER.

HIGH CHURCH AND Low CHURCH PETER
DIVERS MISsIoN-DIyEs AND LAZARUS
ANOTHER DEFALCATIoN THE WON
DEKFUL PsYCHoMETEKs THE RROCHo
PONIES AND PERI rRMING DOGs-oDD>
AND ENDS
Not a stones throw from the spot where
@tewart'S great marble dry goods palace
frowns down on the pedestrians of Broad
way is a rich and costly Gothic pile known
~ the church of Grace None but the
saints who go clothed in parplc and fine
Inen ever dare TO cross it's sacred thresh
old, for in it there is no place for the poor
The Hebrew, who of old wandered house
less through the streets of Jerusalem, call
ing sinners to repentance and telling the
s'ories of the new disprnsa ion, would have
turned away from IFS gates, for if he did
not, the burly sexton, whose ponderous
iorm usually blockades the door, would
nave given him in charge of the police
The inside is glorious, melnwed with
golden light, reflected through windows
OF rare beauty, gorgeous with miracles of
art. The saints who suffered for the cause
of Christ are here rejoicing in their new
canoniZ atom, stirring to emulation the
sluggish hearts of the worshipers. The
evidences of wealth are every where, from
the organ, whose grand diapason swells its
thuuder of heavenly harmony, to the rich
al li,,in nf b. he f,4
and the daughters of Dives sit, bedecked
from the lcpms of Iutlia ard the mines of
Gnlcouda, outShining in their costly trap
pings even solomon in all his glory. Every
breathe is laden with the odor of spices
and rare perfumes, calling up visions of
Samarcand and the distant islands of the
sea. The priests who minister al the altar
are not of common clay. The odor of sane
tity encircles them like cloud: religion To
them is an abstract sacred classic only to
be expouLded by the chartered apostles of
the schools. The singers were trained in
far off lands, and the homely strains
That once did sweet iu Zion glide
never shock the ears of the saints whose
musical culture is enriched by gems from
ala File de Madame Argot,' or the beau
ties of the Opera Bouffe. This is the TEN
pl- where Cr@sus asks forgiveness for his
sins, if he have anywhere the rich aud
the good for the rich are always good come
10 see and to be seen. Grand equipages
line the highway adjacent to the church,
and John and William and Thomas sit and
freeze in the wintry air, while their mas
ity, listen to the teachings of him who
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
GLEANINtiS,

| Why don't people who banker after
( the dollar of their dadd les go to the "Old
/ Dollar Store y and buy one.
/ kentucky has young thing, one Miss
Eversole, who is ninety four years old. She
has lived Evelsole long, and may live Ever
sole longer.
/ When mail bag was opened at An
napoGs, \. S, on Wednesday last, cat
jumped out. and is now duly established in
the good sraces of the large hearted post
master.
-Danbury Nesrs: Elihu Burritt' health
| is improving. Everything was done for
him. 1t is not good thing to have within
hearing man who can groan in thirty-fve
languages.
The following belongs to "Green
ErIn," and may be seen on a tombstone in
a town near Dublin:
Here lies the body of John Mound,
Lost at sea and never found
"A health journal says: g The clothes
of different families should for sanitary
reasons, be washed apart Our laundry
man goes still further He washes our
shirts and buttons apart.
The Brooklyn Eagle inquiries, What
is Christianity?' Christianity, my boy,
is seeing fellow mortal slip down on the
side walk without reminding him that he
has " dropped something
Said one lawyer to another in the
Court of Sessions the other day: {" You are
the biggest fool in New York. The
judge told the gentleman that he must not
forget that he the Judge was present.
They were at a dinner party, and he
remarked that he supposed she was fond
OF ethnology. She said she was, but she
was not very well, aud the doctor had told
her not to eat anything for dessert except
oranges.
A Friend in Need--A gentleman,
"uuaccustomed to public speaking be-
coming embarrassed, whispered to his
friend, "Quick, quick, give-give me
word.' Upon which the other replied,
&" Yes, yes: what word do you want ~
In a room of the town hall in Ashton,
England. where ballot boxes were kept,
was found the dead and decomposed body
of a man whom nobody knew, but who
was supposed to have been accidentally
locked into the building the last time it
was opened, in November last, and to have
starved to death, when unable to make his
condition Known
There is a man in Kentucky who, it is
claimed, has not slept wink for six
months, and it is expected that public
exhibition of his peculiar powers of en-
durance will soon be made in Paducah, in
that State, under the supervision of com
petent commttee.-E.s. What of it,
Who ever does sleep wink: Did you
ever see man wink when he was asleep
And in these days the bank president
and the man that rehypothecateth, and he
that defaulteth after the manner of our
fathers, and he that maketb his deficit
with the modern improvements, and all
men like unto these, shall be scattered far
and wide throughout the world. And it |
shall come to pass that no man shall lend
his umbrella INTO his bosom friend, lest |
that he rehypothecate it, and On the pro
ceeds thereof tiee from the sight of man.
For verify, this thing is getting down to
fine point.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
BUBBLES.

"A highly intelligent dog-a type setter
-Naulting ambition-The competition
among the safety deposit companies.
1t is an exceedingly loud man who says
"no" to every request-he is so no rous
The drinking fountain at the Rink is up
in one corner; but the tumblers are every
where.
King Humbert has an iron will and a
naughty temper. Iron will always take a
high temper.
"A Cincinnati 90 society" reporter says
there's no end to balls" Balls, we be
lieve, are always round.
Parties in Colorado are broken up into
factions. And the leader of the Petrl
faction is the stone man.
1t was an apprentice to merchant
tailor who sponged a dollar greenback to
prevent further shrinkage.
Emerson says: An eye can threaten
like a loaded and leveled gun. We sup
pose tnat Is "neD II is cooked.
-" Neither bribc nor lose thy sight"
except in working bill through the legis-
lature; then scratch out the twon's.
"A young lady in Wisconsin rejected an
offer of marriage on the ground that her
father was not able to support large
family.
=" He that seeks trouble never misses" :"
Then he never hits, and we've got money to
bet on it.
If you can't get /" dads dollar" take
your uncle's or your grardfather's Don't
miss good thing on account of remote
relationship.
Some one said that "Pity's akin to
love-" There must be a good many young
women named Pity, for they are akin to
love somebody.
There is one thing in which the ancients
had the bulge on us. Nobody ever saw
Socrates going around in pair of trousers
that bagged at the knees.
-" For what was Caesar uoted"' asked
teacher of his class. " He ct tn brutes, y
shouted little George Spinney. The next
day George had patch in his pants where
the day before there had been none.
--I}edad but them tillifones bates the
world, was the exclamation of horny
handed son of Erin as gazing upon news
paper bulletin at 70 O'Clock, meridian, he
saw his Holiness had died at three on
the afternoon of the same day"
-"Thats the sort of umbrella that
people appropriate, " said gentleman to a
| companion one morning, showing a very
handsome silk parachute. Yes re
! joined his companion quickly; 81 thought
so when saw you holding it,
"A Cincinnati dyer said he could dye
( Mrs Patterson's purple dress plum color,
! but he dyed it green and had to pay eigh-
! teen dollars and cost of trial of being so
/ far out of plum.-Free Press. Nice lawye
/ that fellow must have had. if he couldn't
prove that green is a plum color.
-Snipkins refused to get his wife new
hat. and soon after his little girl came in
4 and said: Mamma, won't you buy me a
monkey to play with when you go down
! town." NO, darling-wait till you are
older, and then marry one, as did," re-
nliaI tho o,iaf sfrickeu wifa her fears
breaking out afresh.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
For The Cecil Wing
GLE TABLEAU.o

An artist drew a castle fair,
With lordly turrets that rose in air
Garden, and fount. and gay parterre,
All bathed in waves of amber light,
That cleaned from the arching windows
bright.
Far off glowed the peaks of the mountains
white;
Near rose the cliffs so cold ard free,
Whose feet were kissed by the restless sea.
And the painter with such patient skill,
And daily wrought with such earnest will;
Men praised his work; the wild land ruug
With plaudts loud, to his genius sung.
But the artist wept as he turned away
"rhese soundless waves. say what are they?
These dull cold walls of asnen gray?
If these. such lavish praise can win,
On could | but paint the life 'nithin.
The voice of song, so rich and rare,
That tloated out on the trembling air.
No shade of grief, no thought Of care,
Fer seemed to come or lnger there.
Joy lit each face. so pnre and free,
From the arching windows, mocking me.
Who, starved and froze, in the lone lit
glow.
That streamed to the mist-wrapped vale
below.
Oh. if these, could, on my canvas show,
| might drink the wine of the gods so
sweet,
While the world lay still and pulsing at
my feet
Whate' 'er the heights ours tolls have gained,
Still m0wrns the soul DER the Nnattained.
A. A. COALE.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters of Administration the personal estate
Of CHARLES c. ENGLAND,
late of said county deceased persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On before the 18th day of February, 1873:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate All persons indebted to said estate
requested make Immediate pay to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 10th day of February, 1877.
SAMUEL j. ENGLAND.
Administrator of Charles c. England, decd.
Test-REuBES D. JAxAR, Register.
Reh Ii lSTS-6w
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
LINIMENT .
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted H.
futile endeavors to obtain some embroca
ton that would prove a cure for hi
excruciating disease; but all have faile,
except kELLER's ROMAN LINIMESr, and
that has been successful in almost every
instance where it has been employed.
whether such has been of the inhammatorv
or chronic type. In Lumbago and Sciatica
it affords instant relief
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
ORDER NISI.

IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF
JOHN W. CALDWELL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In Equity.
No. S32 D.3.
ORDERED. This 14th day of February,
A/ln the year eighteen hundred and seyeny-eight
that the sales made and reported by Hanson II IIanes
Trustee for the sao of the real of John W Cad
we'll be ratified and confirmed unless to the
thereof he shown before the til day of
April provided copy of this Order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil county once
week before the Goth day of March next.
The Report states the of sales TO be :i2,7"0.
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test A. W. MITCHELL
Feb l6, lS7S-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
A Stitch in the Back

Is caused hy q sudden wrenching of the
spine, and produces violent and acute
pains, making it very difficult for the
person to move. 1t should not be neg
lccted, as the curvature OF the spine is
often brought on by neglect of this ctm-
mon COMPLAINT
The Cecil Whig., 1878-03-02
Burns and Scalds.

This Lniment has proved itself to he
one OF the best remedies ever used for
Burns and Scald>. lis quickneSs i. allie
waiting pain when applied, gives i, great
superiority over all other preparations.