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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
The Salisbury Fire.

In relation to the recent destructive fire
at Salisbury, Md, the 1drcriser says:
The enterprising firm of L. f. jackson &
Co., who recently lost by fire their extensive
mills at this place preparatory to rebuilding
Trees which We're growing in Virginia ten
days ago are now worked up INTO frames
and landed at their wLarycs in Salisbury.
They will soon be moving again at this
place. Their business elsewhere suffered no
detention. The loss by the late fire is about
S2j.000 over and above insurance. Yet their
business has been 80 successful durinr the
past several years that they will scarcely
feel this loss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
HON: Camp Meeting.

n home camp meeting will be held iii
August oath to the :ilSt. ON the first Sab
bafE, 9TH inst, an all day meeting will be
held, commencing ut u 4. -. Tho sn,yireS
will be conducted very much after The man
ncr of our camp meetings. The people are
requested to bring refreshments and come
prepared tn remain until after the evening
services. There will be preaching each even
ing during the week, and on Tuesday and
Thursday at > 30 p. NJ The pastor has Sc
cure.l allie and efficient ministerial help,
and all Christian workers NOT Otherwise en-
gagged are requested 20 come and help. Il is
intended to push an active campaign for the
building up of the Ecdcemer kingdom.
4. d. DAVIS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Barn Burned.

On last Wednesday morning, about Is
o'clock, the barn on the plantation belong
ing to the heirs of the late William Tuit,
near Cowantown, was discovered to be on
fire, and with its contents, consisting of
about twelve tons Of hay and $50 worth of
straw, was entirely consumed Some stock,
which was in tho barn, w:lS rescued hy Mrs
Tuft and one of her nrighborS. Fortunate
ly there was but little wind ut the time of
the fire, and though the burning building
was near the granary and dwelling house,
they We're not damaged The building was
insured in the Doe Run Fire Insurance.
Company Of Chester county for 500 which
covers about half the loss. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Former Cecil Countians.

Joseph G. Cameron, ID. s., called at
our office on Wednesday last Mr. Cam
eron is :: son of William Cameron, who re-
sides near Principle. He left this county
% years ago, and has RESIDED! since that time
i'll West Virginia and Ohio. For Il number
of years past he has been professionally en-
gagged in Cincinnati, where he has obtained
Il large and lucrative practice. Mr.. Cam
eron informs lis that Thomas Horton, son
of Jesse Horton, is living in Cincinnati, and
is clerk of the Board of School Commission
ers of that city,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Bargiarics.

An attempt was made TO enter the store
of John VI. Reed, in Chesapeake City, one
night last week. The burglars broke open
tie cellar door, but are supposed 10 haye
been frightened away he.iGre they succeeded
in reaching the store room on the first floor.
The same, or another lot of burglars, We're
more successful on tho following Sunday
night in their attempt on The store of Frank
Bculden, i'll the same town, which they en-
tered by prying open the shutters Of one of
the back windows. They obtained a small
sum of money from the drawer, with which
thev SoeH 10 have been fully satisfied and
contentcd, Mr.. Boulden not having missed
any of his goods. Probably the same lot of
ScoundrelS. not being rs successful It's they
desired in Chesapeake City, transferred their
attentions to some of the mercantile cStah-
lishmcntS IN Elltun. Some time late last
Saturday night an entrance WAS effected
into the store room Of Mr.. Thomas Drrn=
men by some person: who bored ont Il piece
OF the d,.or of his counting ROOM, which is
i'll the rear OF the store room, and which
can only he reached by ascending IL long
flight OF stairs leading to :: porch. They
pried off the Patent money drawer, which
contained 1t small quantity OF nickylS, and
carried il away with them. 1t was SubSe-
except the money. They also carried away
Il few goods They are believed to have
been frightened away 10y Il boarder who
lodges III The upper part of the house. and
who was about retiring at the tine. On
sunday morning iaSr, Charles lieatZi@, the
geutlcmanly youn- German who clerks for
Mr. Il. c. Lewis, and sleeps in the upper
story of his store on Main street, was awak-
encd about o'clock 10y an unusual noise at
one OF the windows in the rear of the build
ing: whercupon he hoistcd the window cf
the rooil; IN which lie slept. which, il is sup
posed, frightened the burglars away, mas
much as Il hole was discovered in one of the
rear window shutters ON Monday morning
The hole had been made by boring ont Il
portion of The shutter. y large number Of
boxes of soap were piled against the Win
dow sash, which, it is believed, prevented
/ tho bi.ig ir> ii,.,. tn,utinE.
/ On Sunday night all attempt was made to
enter the dwelling of Franklin .IcticriS, in
North East. The burglars took out Il pane
of glass, which was found lying cloSe by
the next morning. They We're believed to
have been frightened away by the barking
of Il large dog belonging to a nci"hbor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

Mr.. Ambrose Ewing is til" proprietor of a
grist and merchant mill on Basin Run, a
short distance southwest e. \@ttiEg|a...
Presbyterian church. He manufactures a
considerable quantity Of flour, much of
which hr disrosca of in Eiavrc de Grace and
Port Deposit. Mr.. Ewing's eyc-Sicht is;
very drfrctivc, SO much So indeed that he is
barely able to distinguish moving object
in the Iold and entirnly unable to diStin-
guish persons by sight, On Monday, he went
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
ORPHANS COURT.

TIC Orphans Court for Cecil county irf Scs-
sion on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
I'rrscnt-!Icn. Jane. McCaulcy. Chief Judge:
Hon. James NJ. Evans and Hon. Jas A. Lewis
Associate Judges.
Swndry claims against deceased persons were
duly examined and passed
BONDS APPROVED.
Bond OF Oliver SGwcll. George pcnnock. Edwin
G. Cloud. administrations of Levi W. Pcnnock:
bond of John W. Berry, executor OF John Berry;
hUi:d o! John ID. HainCS. Guardian TO Thomas W.
PasSHurc and Lewis u. Passmorc: bond of John
L. Miller administrator of Lewis Miller: separate
Henry IL. kmble. executors OF Jonathan Stra-
horn.
INVENTORIES AND LIST or DEBTS.
Inventory of the goods and chattlcs of John
Berry: inventory oi tho goods and chattlcs of
chattlcS of Lewis Buudcn: list q! debts OF Levi W.
Pcnnock: list OF debts of George Cameron.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
Final account of Mary Mckinney and Thos
Peterson. administrators OF Robert II. Mckinney.
q. W. Tosnsrnd. guardian to Jas. C. Stewart a nd
John II. Stewart: NTH account ui James VI. Evans
guardian TO John II. Reynolds: final account OF
Jeremiah G. Price Suardiun t" John \. b. Price:
final account of Samuel Maxwell. executor of
Samuel Maxwell: final account of John Marshall
and Isaac +. NHnarSdalc. executors "i John IL
dcrwood. and distribution struck on same: final
Wilson: fifth account Of David 4 Mackey, guar
dian to Mary b, Reed: first account of John ID.
Halnc>. guardian 10 Thomas W. and Lewis d.
Pa>SmUrc,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
THE REBKf ttatSESS.

The hueklcberry crop has been an album
dant one this year. and the pickers have
gathered an abundant harvest, though
the price has been low. The blackberries
have been very much injured by the dry
hot weather, and the pickera seem to
watch them with great interest. 1t is
very amusing to watch their movements.
They will start in companies from three
to perhaps dozen; they all start in the
same direction and single out as they
come to branch roads and byways. They
are OF all ages. sizes. sexs. colors and
nationalities. Those who can afford a
horse and dugout take sheir families and
perhaps two az three friends from a dis
tance aud drop them at convenient dis
tanoes along the road. From to )
o'clock in the afternoon they return by
the same route, gathering up pickers and
berries as they go. If they have been
successful in the berry business, some
times the larger ones have to walk and
help up the hills with the dugout. 1t is
u hard matter for some of the farmers to
get n few berries for their own tables.
y few days ago. young man went out
with small kettle He thought he
knew of patch that had not boon pick
ed. but to his great surprise, when he
got there all that had ripened were gone
and two or three of the pickers lay sleep
ing in the shade to make sure of the rest
as they ripencd. He departed in peace
and left them to dream of the ripeuiuu
berries.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
PERRYVkLH IVENS.
A MARROW ESCAPE.


While 4 party of our young men We're
returning from a Grabbing trip down the
bay, OH last Saturday evening, and when
near the Battery light house, their at
tention WAS attracted by cries for assist
ance which came apparently from the
water, ahead of their boat. Upon ronnd-
ing to and sending small boat. two
young men were found clinging to the
bottom of q capsized fishing skift.-
They had been in the water for nearly
two hours and were nearly benumbcd
with cold. They succeeded in holding on
to various bundles, among which was Il
barrel Of flour. They lost nothing but
one sail. The party was taken on board.
their boat righted and towed to Havrt
de Grace, where they wore hnded.-
Their escape was remarkable. rs there
was Il heavy wind and the tide was run
ing very strong. Their ages were about
twelve and eighteen wears.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
PUBLIC SALE
g If n ~
Of Personal PROPERTY.

PG virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
- Court for Cecil county the subscriber, as
Executor of the last will and testament Of Hugh
Steel. late OF said county deceased. Will offer at
Public Sale, On
wEuHEsDAY, SEPTEMBER Bird, 1879,
ut l2iS o'clock T. NJ ut the late residence of said
deceased the following Personal Property. viz:
/ PAIR or MILES. ? HORSES ;
WLCU COWS, / YOKE % uNEN,
3 noes, I PIGS.
! fnurifsc Wagon. two-horSn Wagon OK
CARTS. Sleigh. > sets Carriage Harness. = sets
Stage Harness Collars Brides and Saddles
Also. Horse Power and rhrrScr = Grain Fans
! Mower. Combined (mnwing and re;,pinu) Ma
chimes. Horse Rake. Hay Furk. ! t;r:itn Drill.
Corn Drill. turnshcii@rs. cider Press. Pluws.
Harrows. Cultiva,uss, ,iraia Cradles. Scythes.
ShayeI, Hoes. tirindstone. Ladders. Chains
Straps OF Sleigh Bells RakcS. Forks and 4 great
variety OF farming Utensils.
Also. 325 bushels of Wheat: Wheat Straw: 50
Grain Bags. Also. Hay Skids and Hay Rigging.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums VI run dollars
and under to be paid in ctsil vi. The day of sale:
on all sums over 'iNn dullars credit OF Six
months vii, ;.a allowed, the purchaser to give his
Not. payable at the tucil National Bank with
security to be approved by the Executor: notes to
bear interest from date il not paid at maturity.
WILLIAM b. STEEL.
Aug It's Executor
AS Administrator of John Steel, deceased. the
undersigned will offer :. iGhiiu Sale, at the same
time and place the following property: l Buggy.
Sleigh and lirecch-loading Shot Gun.
ruFins as above. WILLIAM b. STEEL.
Administrator.
JOHN c. HINDMAN. Auctionccr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Registers Notice.
To the VOTERS Of Cecil cou1ty,

TNllE undersigned. Officers OF Rcgistra-
L ton for Cecil county. in compliance with the
requirements Of the Act Of 1876. chapter 40,
which makes it the duties OF Officers of RcSisrl-
ton to sit ut some place convenient to the voters
of their respective districts. Tor ne successive
days. commencing the first Monday Of :ScItv:il-
Der. in each year, Tor the l'urpoe" oi dscharG.ng
their duties. hereby civ. lotic4 that they will
attend AZ follows:
The Officer Of Registration for the First Election
district Will sit at G. tlLTDN:
The Officer Of Registration for the Second Flee
ton district Will sit at CHESAPEAKE CITY:
The Officer of Registration for the Third Flee
ton district will sit at EI.kTDN:
The Officer Of Registration :or the Fourth Flee
ton district viii sit At FAIR HILL:
The Officer OF Registration FOR the Fifth Election
district will sit at NORTH EAST:
The Officer of Registration for the Sixth Elcc-
tioa district will sit at RISING Sun:
The Oiiceroi Registration for the Seventh Flee
ton district will sit at PORT DEPOSIT:
The Officer of Registration Tor the Eighth Flee
ton district viii sit at MOI nj PLEASANT:
The Officer of Registration for the Ninth Flee
ton district will sit ut the BRlt'E MEETING
HOUSE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Farmers of Cecil, Take Notice.

A Hagcrstown grain drill will be exhibit
ed, on the streets of Elkton, on Thursday
the 2lst instant showing its perfection in
drilling wheat, phoSphates and grass seed in
actual operation. 1t is claimed us the best
i'll the land. Farmers, come and see it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Horse and Buggy Stolen.

y horse and buggy, answering the follow
ing description, We're stolen from Lea H.
Brown, near Conowingo, last Saturday
night:-Blacll horse, eight years old, about
sixteen hands high, hind feet white, star
in forehead, scar on right hip, interieres in
front, lump on left hind shin bone Chester
body box buggy, dasher torn, inch tread,
made by Cox. $50 reward is offered
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
Medical Soeisty or Cecil County.

This Society held its regular monthly
meeting in Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday.
18th inst. In the absence of the President,
DIR. Vim. Il. Rowland, Dr. r c. Mackall
was called tg tAe chqiF.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
After the discussion of number of inter
eSting cases reported by members of the
Society, on motion, adjourned till y. NJ
Society met pursuant to adjournment and
DR.. Il. Il. CrotherS, the cssayist fur the day,
read = Very able ard Interesting PAPER upon
the anthology or lirisht'S disease of the
kidneys. DR.. Crothers was followed bv
DrS. Hanna, Ellis and Skinner, who each
read very instructive papers upon different
features of the same disease Then followed
Il general discussion of the same subject.
The subject selected for consideration at
tn" next meeting was "Malarial Intiuynre,' -
and DR.: I: \. Worral! was appointed es-
Sayisi
TN motion, the Society adjourned to meet
i'll Port Deposit, on Tuesday, Sept. 9th
>. ii. LAMAR, NJ. d., Secretary.
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RISING SuN ITEuS.
IMPROVEMENTS,

Mr.. Job IIaines is preparing to build a
new house Oh his lot on Cherry street.
Joseph Po.ue is about to build q large
carriage manufactory on the foundry lot.
Several new houses are soon to go up on
Wilson avenue.
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**ssGoUNFY+3 NEWS:::
N0RTU EHST IVHjIS.

! Tie North East Gospel Temperance
Society held their annual meeting i'll the
usual place on the Sth inst. for the cleo
ton of officers to serve the ensuing year,
which resulted in the election of :. Whit
ney Day, President; Thomas Hammond
and G. q. Montgomery, Nice-Prcsdents;
Alfred Ford. Treasurer: Patrick Reedy,
Secretary, and Rev. w. l.. 5. Murray,
Chaplain. The meeting WAS well attend
ell and harmonious in its actions, and
bers. Our sold chunk of wisdom =
predicted, some time ago. thas this Soci-
ETY. must go down. but it "still lives. -
and We trust will still continue to live
when that prognosticator is gone where
the woodbine twinetli.
BAPT!SMAL CEREMONIES.
Rev. W. l.. :. Murray visited Mckin-
ney town, Elk Neck, on Sabbath last. and
baptized eighteen children. How will
that do for one piece of an evening.
GONE To WOOD LAWN.
On Tuesday last, Rev. Mr.. Murray
moved his family to the Wood Lawn
camp, consequently there will be no pub
lie service in the NJ Z. Church to-mor-
row.
SERVICES IN TIE GROVE.
Miss Sallie Il. Boicc will preach in the
Free Methodist Camp grove, two miles
northwest of this town. tomorrow, (Sab-
bath) at 10i A. VI. and ,! p. NJ,
DEATH.
Mr.. James Rodernal buried a child of
some five months of age, on Wednesday
last. Rev. f. X. Miller performed the
funeral services. Interment in the NJ
E. cemetery.
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RELIGIOUS.

The great event among the colored
folks took place last Sunday at Arcadia,
near Peach Bottom. on the Narrow Gauge
Railroad. 1t being on the railroad. and
excursion trains running from Oxford.
afforded all an opportunity to attend
The attendance was as large, if not larger.
than ever before
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

On Monday last, our town was visited
by gentleman from Morgantown, Ches-
ter county, Pa. looking after two tramps
that had entered his house, during the
family's absence. and robbed it complete
ly of watches, clothes, &c, &c. He had
traced them to this vicinity. but had lost
the track and could not find it again.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
RAILROAD IMPROVEMENTS.

The stone have all been taken out of
the pier under the bridge and the iron
casing has been lowed ashore where it is
being cut to pieces. The Railroad Com
pany are filling the trcStlc works around
the depot, at this place with dirt and
stone. The foundation is being laid for II
new iron bridge across the track on Mr..
Stump's farm. The abutements will be
of heavy III isonry. KENO.
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is now on hand. The tcnters from town
are less than common; but all will make
up by attending from home.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
ORPHANS COJkT.

NIIE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
L Court OF Cecil county will be held the
SECOND TUESDAY IN every month. Execu-
tors. Administrators ana Guardians. wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in the
vouchers u few days before Court.
REUBEN L. LAMAR,
Jan 1, lsie-y Register,
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Elk NECK IEEuS.
TuE WEATHER

After a short though severe drouth.
wo have had good rain, which has
started the growing crops. Everything
seems to take new life. except the early
potatoes; they too will take the second
growth if they are not taken out soon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

Tho undersigned have this day formed n Co
Partnership under the firm name OF ID. Scott \
Bro. to continue the Grain. Coal and Fertilizer
business, as heretofore. JAMES II. SCOTT,
Elkton. May -, 1879. FRANK Il. SCOTT.
Nav 34-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
8 ACRES and 10 SQUARE PERCHES,
Dissolution of Partnership.

I1NilE Co-PartnCrship heretofore exist
l. ing between David Scott and James II. Scott.
trading under the firm name OF d. Srott Bro,
has been dissolved by the death Of David Scott.
All parties indebted to the late firm requested
to make Immediate settlement.
JAM rs Ii. SCOTT.
Surviving Partner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
IMPROVEMENTS.

The factory building, as it is called, is
being fitted up fer hardware store and
tin shop. for the accommodation of
Messrs. Reynolds Bros.
The painters are at work on the hard
ware rooms of Z. T. Stephenson & Co..
putting, on the finishing touches. when
we may soon expect to see Il fine display
articles in that line. PoRT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

- The safest and most reliable remel,
for the usual diseases of the baby is Dr
Bulls Baby Syrup IT enntaiha nothing
iaiuripHs. liriro 80 cents u battle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

PORT DEPoSIF IFEUS.
ARRESTED on SUSPICION.

One of the parties suspected of at
tempting to rob the person of Mr.. Am
broSe Ewing. near this town. on Monday
last, while that gentleman was returning
home from IIavre de Grace, where he
had been collecting money for flour. was
arrested and taken before Justice Abra-
hams, on Thursday, but the witnesses
not being present he was rcmanded to
the custody Of the bailiif A warrant
has been issued for the other one, but he
has not yet been found. the impression
being that he has left the State.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16

.F9 Don't allow yourself to be humbuged
by agents recommending you sewing mach
ines that they know nothin. about them.
selves, and often sell you second handed
ones for new. Come to ms, wl.eru you cav
have Az&t i.!ch Of the Markct, and find
every machine rs represent it to you; or
your old one repaired. JOHN WILKINSON,
Elkton, Md.
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~ Our provision house is well stocked,
and Yours Truly is ut your service late
and early. REESE.
~ Pickles, Sauces and MustapIs at Il,
&. HFESE'S provision iiu,,so.
:-S Tor low prices inquire ut the Hires
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GEORGE NJ. DAVIS Jr. ET AL.
In the Circuit Court FOR Cecil county. In Equity.
No. ga3
ORDERED. This eth day of August.
~ in the year lSI9. that the sale made and re-
ported by George \. Blake. Trustee for the sale
of the real estate oi & Gorge Davis. dcce .Sed in
the proceedings i'll the above entitled cause men
toned. he ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown or hc:ur, the 10th
day OF October next: provided. copy of this
Order he inserted in some newspaper published in
Cecil county once week Tor orc month before
the 10th day Of September next
The Report states the amount of sales to be
$4,000. A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk
True copy: test. \. W. MITCHELL.
Aug Gin Clerk.
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- We offer 5000 yards of Canton Elan
ne! at last years prices. REESE
~ Fruit Jars, Quarts and Half (:aiians,
1T lsnESES
IL; We sell Pure Spices. REESE.
~ If YOU want another pair of shoes, we
have them-go) nj or bad, just as you please.
REESE
The Tammany bull haa planted him.
self sluarely on the track. Now, what
will the locomotive do?
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r II 4 n IS

arc on the increase, and much more indie
pendent, impudent and troublesome than
ever before. What shall be done with
themo JONES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

YFNIIE School Commissioners of Cecil
1 county will meet at their Office. in Flltou
TOR the transaction Of current School business. IN
the SECOND TT tSnAI OF each aud every
month"; JOHN SQUlER,
May 0, lSIl-u seer etary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
CHANGED.

The post Office has been moved out Of
the large and commodious building where
we have been in the habit of congrega-
ting to await the delivery of the mail to
the holc-m-the-wall adjoining the store
of Mr.. J. w. Abrahams, where it was
formerly located.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-16
ORDER NISi.

ALEXANDER ALBERT. next friend of George
VI. Davis. 1r.. ct al.
rs.
GEORGE NJ. DAVIS. IT.. ET AL.
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Rev. W. l.. $. Murray visited McKin-
ney town, Elk Neck, on Sabbath last and
baptized eighteen children. How will
that do for one piece of an evening.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-08-16
"A band of surveyors will so

"A band OF surveyors will soon
be here to make a survey of bay-
on Terrebonne, for the purpose
Of having that stream dredged
out by the U. S. Government.
MIR. Acklen is evidently a worker
i'll Congress, and does not forget
the interests of his constituents.
The relaxing power of John.
sons Anodyae Nniment is almost
miraculous. A gentleman whose
leg was bent at the knee and
stiff for twenty years had it lin
bered by its use, and the leg is
now as good as The other.
The evil consequences resulting
from impure blood are beyond hn
man circulation, so are the vast
sums expended in worthless re.
medies. Parson's Puryat,ce Pills
make aeW rici blood, and taken
one a night will change the blood
ID the entire system,