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i Fortune Revealed.

Mrs. Mary Goodman, the wife OF al. der
ati.G in the 81. Augustine paper mill, at
Riddles BANK, near Wilmington, Del, WAS
buried in the RiIcryiew CGi8Gt"rv. ON sun
day. Last Wednesday sh" was seized vita
Il paraiytic stroke. and. Summoning her
family around hor. told them that if they
would dig IN a rertaia G,'tnHf oi the cellar
they would ind IT. 9D9-mones stveI ~
her in small amounts during the Thirty
years of her life at Riddles. fhr II, 900
mefp found rs indicated, to the great sur
prise of ,Ief i.I,slaud and children.
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Qhe4leople$ & ol''n"

For The Cecil Whr
VI. Editoi-I have not the privilege of
being able to claim the right of writing rs an
Elkt"nian, yet having east my lot here with
family grown up around me, including
among it a number II daughters. ! raEnnt
refrain from giving vent 10 my indi gnatlon III
the spirit and love of gossip and scandal that
runs rampant throughout this little comnu-
ntv No flmilv shrine he it ever so cl:iStc:
no female he her character and life. rs pure
us the Snowdrop ere il become soiled by the
earth is safe from the diShunorablc and
cGwar,ily tongue of the scandal mongrr.
Like the l'p;lS tfan il iIreatllc> death and
mildew To everything which comes within
the circle Of it, poisonous breath If there
is any report that will blast til" prosperity
arH growth Of Il community and drive from
its precincts ail nci>iiiini,ing lna;pi, it is IN
know hat it numbers among its inhabitants
thoS" who. like tn" midnight assassin, cow
ardly and in the dark, rob one of that
which is drar,'r than litt-a good name. 1t
is only malicious, mran-spirited people
who indulge. i'll scandal Persons OF culture
or intelligence are not So apt To indulge in
'llS we h!"itce. h!i ''!H'''l"!l d''" M
always ,:lc.a.e People ahoNc tiu le2iuii a:
gossip. i really bad heart is always mali
ciouS. TIL" hest advice We ran give is the
homely old adage-" Mnd nour own hHSi-
ness Very few of uS ever know the whole
truth concerning our ncighbor, and to
speak Of his or her character is nine times
ont of ten unjust and false. Very few OF us
know orr own motives or object. and to
venture on discussing Il neighhurS acriGps
or motives, is, IL say IN. least, imnsrj;tvt
"nd rrjmi"t'' and should be punished with
Sc"rn an' contempt by all good thinking
manic
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!. Ding, Dong. hs,i~n Colt Bewn Well. y

Many of our readers, whose memories 80
member the nursery rhyme abont the pussy
cat that GauatlIs ,I"itlt r"en threw into the
we'll and how the courageous Johii STOUT
rescued tit frightened tipG troH her dam
,,crnus position and restored her safe and
sound to terra .6.n'n. We have been rurci-
,.,% reminded of this story hy an accident
that haI1.e,t.n 81. three wear old colt he
longing to Henry Hess, Ut t>;i't HI on
"Wednesday morning last. ON that morn
ing the colt aforesaid i'll company with two
horses taiqtg;ng to Mr. II. were grazing in
Il I.a near his residcp.@-.taf : +" say, the
horses we're grazing and the coli VAS RrQpa-
bly amusing itsalf hS' investigating the
mysteries of an old we'll which iaii q raften
and insecure curb: at all events the animal
somehow or other fell through the curb stern
tQr.iA,,s, and, Notwithstanding there was
aH old flsliopcr punk ~ th( Nril fell IN
the iyuftu,u distance II about :" tett
Whether or not There ~as aHs wafer III the
we'll we failed to ascertain: but iuasinuch
a. the colt was not drowned. il is probable
ti,er.. \. a. a.. much \ child near by. that
resided in the village. 81" ~ ;,..:l.. niS;ip-
pear. and Immediately gave the alarm
Mr. Hess Immediately proceeded 10 erect Il
derrick. ana. u, Ii" help OF his neighh"rS
succeeded after Working aisr..t HAI hpHhS,
in rrsc,iing the animal from its dangerous
and uncomfortable position. In order to do
,Ais IL VAS NECESSARY to remove Il large por-
ZION If The stone Vaii fFGni iiG vol When
the i,nimai had been drawn about hat way
to the surface, the roI,r bE'ta. which caused
IA considerable delay, it being necessary Il"
ill up that plrt of the we'll underneath the
colt, III o,a,. = keep it from falling to the
bottom again. this being successfully aGG;a.::.,:
plished, the animal was raised to the sur
ra%a wi,ai; il was found that the derrick did
not 'cNtend . sHfGciept distance above the
i;i0uih If ihc we'll " atoN iha aptHi@l T. iln
safely landed. and IN" contributing pap ii
the work was performed by ''main strength !"
without the help of the derrick. The colt
did not seem t" be very badly injured. and
4, ,i.st arrpnrtS was in a fair way to uti-
i4afClt tI'Yvts
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Sale of Engravings.

There Nil. tt = spetaial sale Of choice
framed engravip9s Al odd Fetigvs' Hall,
next week, on !, day 10 be ANNOUNCED fiie
sale will he given by Philadelphia parties,
9nd the pictures are of a good class-some
II tGet4 pr3ot$. The well-known subjects,
penserosa,' lte Nqlarch of the Glen"
THE chaiiong". "The sa4cluaas." al,er
I.andseer, Ansdeil, and nttltr we'll -knQwn
artists, make up the collection. All rer,
sons of taste prefer good engravings to
p4ec1G,' oil p"intin =, and from what we
Iearp the oIpo.tun;ty W jill be- afforded the
people Of Flkton to purchase so.211 cngray-
ipgs u auction rates,
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Narrow Escape from Confagration.

nn Tuesday night last, a small girl Il
membcr OF the family of Mr.. Samuel j.
Keys, ct Elkton, upon visiting an upper
room in his h",iS" discovered that a coal oil
upper room. was surrounded by brilliant
flame which p"rirndrd speedy explosion.
The little girl gave the alarm and Mr.. h.
succeeded i'll extinguiShins the lamp by
means of !, pillow. Thus a disastrous fire
was probably prevented.
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He Di emit Know it Was Loaded.

Gray, "f Ellt"n, was ill the act of loading
his revolver, preparatory to going down the
river on an .Hrur>ion, and was about ex-
tracing some "Aplodei shells from the
chambers Il accidentally went oft. fin hall
passed through the ends Of the second and
third fingers of the right hand, inhicting
painful but probably not dangerous wounds
This is the second chapter of accidents we
hayr TO chronicle this week from the care
less ,tSs. OF fire aFh,s Mr., Gray had used
his pistol a few days before nrhs al q iarget
and was under the impression that hs had
rmpticd all the chambers.
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Linen G0Ons at The Gz'uuN Del1Of

Best makes only. imported direct from the man
ufacturcrS purchased from their agents.
We mention few lots very much lower than
present retail value. We warrent them perfect.
sound and free from cotton.
1890 REM NANrS ~ IRISH LINEN.
60 PIECES ~ PRINTED IRISH LINEN.
$50 Designs printed on Pure Linen Lawns. pro-
nounced to be the best styles offered Tor sale.
222lac.. 25c., 2Sc. and sic.
Black ground Linen Lawns.
Solid Black Blue and White Linen Lawns.
Printed Union Linen Lawns, lOc per yard.
100 pieces Plaid Dress Linens at l5c: cost PIE. to
import.
IS pieces natural colorcd Linen for Furniture
Slips at lac; worth 2lc,
50 pieces 81 Linen Shooting at 5Sc. per yard.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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JOHN wANAAGAKER.
Dress Goods at the Grand Depot
IN IMPORTED ALI4-WOOL FABRICS
I,RINl,u IIS RIlI,l,

IN IMPORTED ALI-WOOL FABRICS
FRENCH DE BEIGE.
In all widths and qualities from BIC to s6r.
We are offering special bargains in these $crN
able goods.
MONO CLOTH. a new all-wool fabric l'ri,
ALL-WOOL CABOOL CLOTH. ALI-WUt
SATIN IMPERIAL. in stripes and plain eil,r
ALL:WOnL SPRING TAFFATAS. AZ.
MELANGE DE LINEE. ST. to 76c.
ALL-WOUL MELANGETEkIN. in heauti
cUorings
SILK AND WOOL CASHMEREINmA.s 81
CASHMERE PLAIDS, in beautiful comhiI
tons. 5nc. To 81 81.
NEAT CHECK SI'ITINtf. zoe. to sloO
ALLWOOL kASIIGAR SUITlNG. Il =
light texture
ALLWO0L FRENCH CASHMERES. .
spring coorin.s. ami the
NEW GEN D'ARME BLUE.
COTTON DRESS FABRICS FOR SUNNI!
French Organdy Lawns.
French Jaconet Lawns.
French Printed Satecns
French Toll .Nsace.
French Monte Cloth.
French Printed cotci'
SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGiIANS.
the dcsigns are very choice.
DRESS CIEEOlTS in handsome styles. 80
seryiccahle and pretty. from l2i. to pc
BANDANA CLOTH in elegant plaid
striped effects. very stylish.
DRESS GINGHAMS in staple and fancy style
$ to l2lac.
Beautiful styles in PERCALES, CRETONNi,
CAMBRICS, CHINTZES Sc. from to III
JOHN WANAM
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Marriage.
BEFORE,
AFTER.

II.
LDrei--"bh my dari. HtSjand (Si.r months
ing, your voice is as intrr)=-'' ] have had
musical t" me as a just enough Of your
vesper bell. W Ii osc ciappcr, old woman,
tones fall softly on the and if YOU don't let
perfumcd evening air. up, I'll leave the
Speak again those house.
words. my love, for
could listen IL ynnr
voice until the stata
are eXtinguished into
everlasting night"
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Timber Burned,

Last Wednesday morning, George Houl-
den was burning brush, on the Foster farm,
gs u; Sa.fb Eas. road, west Of Eikscp,
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Mortgages Sale.

~ virtue OF Il power contained in a
- mortgage from Thomas Gray. Jr.. and Mary
s Gray. his wife. to the Port nepust Homestead
ASSOCIATION OF Cecil county. dated the 10th day of
Alr.!. ISL, and recorded among the land records
OF Cecil county. in I.ibCr ID. =. No :. folio ~ &C.
the said Association will sell at Public Auction at
front ~ Odd Fellows Hall. in Port Deposit, in
said county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2Ist DAY OF MAY, 1879,
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WO0DkHWY IYEHS.
I.iAI. EST AIE.

We are glad to he able to report that real
ing in regard to price. VIM. :. Evans, as
trustee sold the Kelly estate. on last We'd
neS,lay. April -. containing 20 acres. fer
sl,Sla Edwin \. Brown, purchaser. VIII"
is an cnlcrpriSing and industrious Young
man; and who viii. III III" course of a year
or two. change lis appearance very much.
1t is good quality Of land. but has been
badly used Mr. Frank l5ittner of Port
Deposit. purchased the farm OF u. r. Bow
man. adjoining Hnp"wrll NJ. +. Church.
and moved on il this Spring, and he is driv-
ing things right along. David I. Bowman
purchased small farm of +. NJ. Harris.
adjoining he farm of Walter Gathers. Mr..
Harris has built very fine stone mansion
on annthrr farm of his, and intends moving
on it, Edward Barnes has said his farm IL
DIR. John +. brown, "f Principle. bur does
not move on il till next Spring. We con-
graduate the Doctor on his Selrction as we
think there is no better land in Cecil. SO
YOU sec real estate is in demand in this part
Of the county.
NEW POTATOES.
We have heard of new potatoc, us large rs
guinea eggs raised in our immediate neigh
horhnM this Snrin@ Can You haat them
ul.r cntcrrrising Farmer i, +, kutter, is
prepared To furnish plants of any hrScril.
ton: and he now has quit" a large he'd
of sweet POTATOES. He generally has III con
siderable truck. a> he uses a great amount
during camp N his boarding tent. BY the
way il will soon be time to talk about
il. as camp commences some time dur
ing the middle of August. and il generally
takes three months to talk nyerahout going.
We have heard il said that if y"u want il
to cui,c Supn. Just give Ioilr HurG hr niGcty
days, payable at tli'' bank, and il Will soon
come
AN ENTERTAINMENT.
There was a grand entertainment AT Chest
nut Grove school house ON the 18th nit mo,
and it was quite Il success. They realized
quite 4 nice sum uf mmlry. Ii vas inr the
benuiit Dt th,r sabbath SCHOOL. II would
be hard to say which of the performers did
the best, as they all did very we'll. 1t was
gotten mp in about Iwn weeks, and You know
where 80 many of the ladies take part it
would not he right for us To critcisc, for ii
might offend.
ANOTHER EMBARRASSMENT To COME OFF.
The Rev 7 Il killiam, the n;l>tor Of the
HnpGwGli NJ r. church, will give Il >eopti-
con entertainment Al H"prw ell, on WedneS
dry evening, May It'll for the benefit of the
Sabbath school and NC expect Il g"Q'i thing,
is hu is Il Ran Tilat is all" 10 explain II. BY
the WAY he is very much liked "a Il man.
and as IA preacher he is very fine. He i, TAX
Ing quite an interest in his churches, and
he certainly is the right man in the right
place.
MIR. N,TLLo!GH'S DEATH.
We were sorry 10 hear If IL dGath ii MIR.
Gc4Fga Mccullough. Whose funeral took
place on last Saturday, Ills parents used
10 reside In this neighhorliood som" wears
age.
MADAM Rj'ND;;
has il that some of oar yo;lng ladic; have
caught (not thu Spring fever, which i very
bad), but the matrimonial fever, and We
are glad TO l,car ',f it-anl qhiag % make
thu. r'dintlN likely ;:
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Improved Stock,
PRIVATE SALE

offer t"r sale 10 HEIFERS of df- EGR4s
t'rent ages: of them full Alderncy DIN II ~
The best milking and hutt"rnaknys ~.
qualities. Bred with great care and well marked
Also. grade Attorneys. line Aldernrv III LII.
Il months old fit FOR service this season or will
sell one Thoroughbred Jersey Bull ! wears old
with pedigree that am using
The ahovc icticrs were all raised by M" from
the best selected cows.
Price low To suit the times. ami to good parties 4;
credit ot SIX months viii he given. without inter
est. Call on DAVID BENTI
Mount Pleasant Farm. near Rowland>yllr
bakwo"d L. o.. Cecil county. Nd
Al Ri CIV
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Attorneys Sale
HOTEL Property.

10y virtue of a power given in the
~ mortgage from Theodore Whitaker and wifi.
10 Joseph x. Miller dated the LIST day of April
1873. and recorded among the land records of Cecl
county. in l.brr \ W. NJ. No .. folio -. Sc
the undersigned. Attorney named in said mort
gage will offer at Public aiair at the Odd Fellows
Hall, in l'urt tel.Sit. tccil count! aforesaid.
TUESDAY, the 2Cth DAY OF NAY, 1919,
az o'clock +. NJ, all that Real Estate. knnwn as
IL.
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A Black and Colored Silks.
B Mourning Goods.
c. Dress Goods.
D Gents Furnishing Goods.
f Woolens, Ladies' Cloakings, &c.
T Notions. Jewelry, Fans, &c.
G Linens and IIousefurnishing
Goods.
H Laces, Collarettes, Ladies' Cuffs,
&c.
J Upholstery. Lace Curtains, &c.
X Shawls, Wrappers, &c.
l. Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, &c.
NJ Hats and Caps, Mems and Boys
Wear.
N Hosiery and Underwear.
O Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods
p Ready-Made Clothing, Men and
Boys.
Q Clothing, made to Order
Il Flannels. Muslins and Dress
Innings.
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THE BLACK GOODS At THE GRAND DEPOT,

JOHN WANAMAKER ANNOUNCES
THAT IN THE
MOI RNINti AND BLACK GOODS DEPART
MENT. AT THE PRESENT TIME. Is THE
BEST STOCK THE GRANR DEPOT EVER
HAD"
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERES
SO ill.,. ~ ill., * in. wide.
The largest assortment OF these goods Of
fered, including full lines Of all the eel; bratcd
makes. and from the lower grades to the very
finest numbers. IS. 81 81. Oh. G5, ~ S. aoc., 81.
81 10. Sl.1j. 81 20. up to 81.
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTAS.
81, sl.l5. Sl.25. SI.57. Sl.5J. 81 .65. 81 81 81
$3.50 selected with special reference to color and
finish for the finest mourning.
BLACK TAMlSE.
50. co, Ga. "a, So. &C. 81. 81. To- 81 .25
BLACK Saline .... ..... soc
STRIPED AND PLAIN LIGHT WEIGHT FOR
THE APPROACHING SEASON
JOHN WANAMAKER,
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'yEW kEEnS IVEHS.
VI. =. OF NRTERLY CONFERENCE

VI. +. OF NRTERLN CONFERENCE.
Last Saturday was Il day long t" be re
mem bcred in the annals of the NJ. p, Church
the QuarterlA uunlercnce II the CIRCUIT con-
yenihg at New Leeds. The work that
usually takes !, whole day was finished up
by noon, affurding many an opportunity of
attending the sale of Mr.. tuNin%ton Mood:
The meIapeTS o.! this i'oIiclepcp deei,ied to
reduce tho salary of the present incumbent
from 500 to SG00 which met with strong
opposition in the person of the Rev. Mr.
Cochell, who informed the church that
they would have to look for another minis
ter. Whether or not they will is a matter
for the future. As the work of the church
seems now to fall on few women aud lay
members, IL S,Likes me thai many of our
churches might lose their pastors and not
experience much harm. hut honor 10 whom
honor is due. Mr.. Cochell has done much
for Cecil Circuit through his labors. The
Bay View people have Il fine editice, second
to none in the conference, and it would he
well if other ministers would emulate his
example. tt,l q fine Gditice Will GtteA draw
the crowd and that is what is needed if the
pastors pay is secured: 80 next year Cecil
Circuit MAY raise the salary Of Mi G.. if he
can be induced not 10 leave us comtOftleSS
and pastorless. Mr.. C"chell intends having
a rhildren's day at his appointments, which
is something new in the NJ. =. Church. He
has taken in quite a number of members
iArL.
10y 81 cattle. RI stock Sheap and 22 hogs
will BE- offered AT Miller;s sale Terms=-
shart cash
Ri Goods still cheaper at North Street Market.
Meats and Fish below zero: ten qualities and
prices OF Svrul> and MolasscS on the stocks, from
. crntS up. Come and see VIII" is the cheapest.
GEO WITwnhFil
re- Old ,i"yclnmcnt Java and Mocha Roasted
Hs-Cheap Dry Goods. Cheap tigoccricS Cheap
Notions Cheap Hats, Cheap t,li1ca lverythihy
cheap ana terms tash. II ihe Hive III l!e Hollow.
REESE
sE We will open next week Il full line of Straw
Hats. and will sell them very cheap. REESE.
Rs-Our Dress Goods must be sold. REESE
Ex Buy your Goods Tor Cash. and bay them at
r.n.E,s.
t., Nj. i-incnnr,r ia nlauA no! elites this
week added 10 her full line Of liltncry and Fancy
Goods. t;lnScS and Nueicry always her special
ties. New stock az lcW"rY. Ruitm,s. ,-niue and
lalc-. -,is give her personal attention t" Trim
ming.
- JOHN WILKISSoN. Elkton Nd Sew
NJ Macf!ra d',ieL AUD rrn,irS all kinds.
Passage Tickets to and from all parts IF
Europe at reduced rates, by the hest line of
Steamers. Write for full particular
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% pieces 81 Linen Shooting. 62c
~ pieces 81 Linen Shccting. at b5c.
IL pieces 10-+ or s0-inch Linen Shectinr. III q.
per yard.
- pieces SO-inch or l0-4 Linen Sheeting. .;S.. =.
yard.
Is pieces ?O-inch or Ill Linen Shooting. So. p,
yard.
pieces 90-nch or III Linen Shccting. SIC. T.;
yard.
yard.
A complete stock of Linen Shceting, FROM
81; yards wide. and from 5Sc. to 1913 per yard.
We have received another importation "i al,
Double Iamask Table Linen. at II per yard. y
other house has these goods for the price.
JOB
Lot of Napkins. towels and Table Linens cvntn'
ally arriving.
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10 leache.s

\ short extra session .t tho STATE Normal
School will open in Baltimore, on May LIST,
and close june 18th. None but trich":; will
l.; adrittrd Tuition free: boarding will
cost about ~ week A iimll,a nln.n of
ladr; can obtain board at 81 II week il ap-
plcati"n is made II once. The course will
,pcll.o,. ~ (; tljrrS ~" methods of Teaching;
10 lectures "t tn.tind> IT tIeanizln. and
governing schools: and 70 lessons each. ~
Geometry, Physiology and bookkeeping
fIasSeS will also he formed in Reading
Ariihr4nleln" a4HHd 4tl.'r subjects. if desired,
Al sipdeHts viii h required rG attend the
lectures. tn" ni,or iessi,ls will he upFi,.nal
\ course of private study will be- Arranged
extending through several years, prepara-
iuTs u -, "ramination for Diplomas at the
close. For entrance, 81 1urI her inLnrn,atiun
apply at once to NJ. a. Newell. State Nor.
nal School. Lafayette Square, Baltimore.
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Mrs. Eliza Reynolds. widow OF the late
Elijah Reynolds. who has been lying i'll for
Il long time, and often apparently at the
point Of death, departed this life, Oh Web
nt>,iay evening last, at l0i. o'clock. tmtil
stricken down with disease and iliirmitieS.
She had been a constant attendant at the
services Of the NJ. +. Church. of which She
was an almost lifelong member. She filled
mp the measure of her days lii peace, and
left the record Of Il well-Spent life to he
protited and initiated by the friends left he
hind.
THE NEW RAY HOUSE
of j. Tome x Co. IS nearly completed and
will M. ready for occupancy early next
week.-Many huI,>eS in tn" town are hay
ing the Spring c"atingS of paint put on.
making hem lock more inviting and cheer
tul. PORr.
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IN RICH PARIS NOVELTIES
We are showing some Very Choice Styles in All
Silk and SILK and Wool Textures.
COLuRED SILK GRENADINES. in Beaut
ul Colorn"S.
POMPADOTR BROCADE STRIPES. Very
Rich.
SATIN STRIPES in Great Variety
SILK AND WOOL MIXTI RES in Beautiful
STYLES.
INDIAN SILK P0NGEE
TWILI.Ep SlI.K PDNGEE.
NOVELTIES IN GREAT NARIETl Is. from
5c, to Sl.aJ.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
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BLACK BI NTING. ,, l2iec.
Warranted All DOL TO- do...........,...........
Warranted All Wool do io........ ...............
Warranted Al-WOol do. do.......................-i
Ca warranted Atwood do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Warranted All Wool do. do......................>
,, Lace Bunting.
New designs never offered before this day.
"a French Bunting ..................2sc3 lc.. "
81 French bunting .45c. Soc. &c..
Dnmasscc tircnadine .....1i sc. S5c.. -. ST.: RI.
Striped Grenadinc
Striped Camcl's Hair GrcnaIiine.
Striped All-Silk Grenadines.
These goods art all silk Lyons Goods 81 -
most beautiful designs and elegant quality.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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S Furs, Robes, &c.
II Stationery, Books and Fame
Goods
L Millinery Goods, Bounets an'
Round Hats, Readv-Made and v
Order.
V Infants and Misses Dresse
W Baby Coaches, Toys. Fle
Games, &c.
y Door Mats, Rugs and Mattings.
Y China, Glassware, &c
Il Zepbyrs, Art Embroidery, &c.
FF Wooden Ware and Kitchen I,ee
sis.
Hi White Goods and Embroiderics
Nm Gloves, Umbrellas and Parasol
90 Trunks, Nalises and Tourist
Goods.
TT Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, &
w Silverware, Clocks, &c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-03

PORT Deposit ITEMS.


oar gilierS We're very successful i'll the
early part OF this week, catching large guam
titles of behring's and knowing up their Spir
its III anticipation of Il good Springs fish
inc: it lasted. however, but a few day, the
fish having again fallen off with but /, poor
prospect ahead. Shad have been pretty
plentiful and command high prices, selling
much higher here than any where else along
he fishing shores
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-03

- People iearu wisdom 10y oAis.rIrn,c
\ min never wakes up his SrrpHd baby tu
see it laugh, but always keeps DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup handy.