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MRS. RHuApES A<:; MRS. &.sl.>.,S

Mrs. RiinAbES All; MRS. y. iI.>t'S
have each an an:9ii supply OF lu;sicGsry
goods. We noticed a large doll in The shop
of the latter thar wculd make q superb
present for any little Miss in town.
Now we will take Il run up North street
and see the market kept by our friend
GEORGE wIrwoRTH,
who has just returned from he city with Il
large assortment of all kinds of good things
for the table, including green and dried
fruits of all kinds, spices, mincs meat, and
everything else kept i'll Il wellregulated
grocery and provision store, all of which
have been selected with mach care for the
holiday trade.
And now, having nearly completed the
circuit of the town we will conclude this
gratuitous notice of patrons by advising all
of them, who need supply of good liquor
to stop i'll ut
G. W. NANWEiI.S
and inspect his stock of fine old brandies
and WHISTLES.
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Aims Houses.

In accordance with suggestion recently
made by Dr. c. W. Chancellor, Secretary Of
the State Board of Health, the County
Commissioners, Trustees of the Poor and
taxpayers generally, of the counties of
Kent, Caroline, Queen Anne's, Talbot,
Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico and Wor-
ceSter have been invited to meet in con-
vention, at Easton, Talbot county, on
Thursday, 18th inst, to consider the feast
bility Of erecting one or more union or dis
trict Aims House in said counties. The
afore-named counties being SO sparsely
populated that 1t is thought much improve
ment may be made in this way upon the
condition of the pauperS, as well rs saving
of expenses to the taxpayers.
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NORTH EHST IEHMS.
THE WELCOME RAINS.


The heaviest rain fall we have had
since the middle Of August came on Sat
urday night last. which. with the recent
mild showers, has given the streams
their former and long wonted appear
ance. The large mill dams. which for
months past has presented the appear
ancc OF uncnltivated farms. grown up
with grass, weeds. &c, have given way
to more beautiful lakes of water, greatly
to the interest of all those engaged in
the manufacturing business propelled by
water. The mild form of the recent
rains and the pleasant weather following
has done much to encourage the farmers.
The wheat, having escaped those usual
heavy, flooding rains never looked better
in this community this time of the year.
IMPROVEMENTS.
The old dilapidatcd bridge at Simcoe 5
store has been replaced with new and
more substantial one. Our Main street
now presents an appearance equal to that
of an Elkton one. Much credit is due
to j. l.. Mcdaniel, Esq, for many of our
much needed Improvements.
REMUNERATED.
Messrs. Haddock 4 Chantilce. our liv-
erymen. have received a fair remunera-
ton for their horse which was supposed
to have died from the effects OF hard
driving.
NEW WAREHOUSE.
The railroad company have erected a
new and commodious warehouse at this
place for the use Of our cnterprsing
neighbor. Mr.. Walter Armstrong. whose
business has so improved. The present
warehouse. though large, was not sutli-
cient to contain his merchandise. Nj.
A. is an extensive dealer in hay. straw.
grain, coal, rails. posts. ties, farming in
plements, &C.. and adds much to the
enterprise and business of the place.
THE wINGATE POST q. \. II.
of this place, attended the Grant recep-
ton in Philadelphia. on Tuesday. they
numbered thirty-three. and returned that
night, ali we'll pleased with the enter
tainment of the day.
THE PR0TRACTED MEETING
still continues with undated interest III
the ". +. Church.
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Bargains at the Bee Hive"
Religious Intelligence.

Rev. W. S. L. Murray, of North East, will
preach at Goodwill Chapel, to morrow (Sun-
day), at o'clock p. NJ.
Christmas services at Trinity Church, Elk
ton: Christmas eve, at 1ll1 p. NJ; Christ
mas day, at II a. NJ.
Extra services are still in progress in the
Elkton Free Methodist Church. During
part of this week, Mr. John Cavnaugi, of
Washington, ID. c., an earnest and success
full worker, conducted the services. The
meeting will probably I've continued next
week
Services in the Union Grove school house.
near North East, tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ.
and =. NJ. On Sabbath, 18th inst. at the
Same hours, there will be held services APP
propriate to the closing of the year, and the
people of the neighborhool are earnestly
invited.
The new Presbyterian Church at Noting
ham Station will be dedicated on Wednes-
day next, 24th instant Services at il A. NJ.
and $50 p. NJ. Rev. Thomas McCausy, of
Chester, Rev. J. II. Johns, of Zion, and
several other ministers will take part in tn e
dedicatory services.
Rev. W. = l.. Murray writes this follow
ing, concerning the revival going on in the
North East NJ. +. Church: We are now in
the eighth week of our revival with no more
signs of closing than four weeks ago. The
good work goes on quietly but powerfully.
We have kin,iel no wild-tircS; have had
very little excitement. We close every
night at nine, little after, seldom re-
manning until ten. While we have kindled
no wild-fres, the Lord has given us fire
that Sundays rain storm did not put ont
| have known many revival fires put ont
by rainy night or Sabbath; not so with
ours. Sunday was 4 blessed day. Peui-
tents were at the altar morning and even
ing. | givea temperance talk every Friday
evening. Temperance and religion work
together.
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Dramatic Entertainment.

On Christmas night, the Cherry Hill
Amateur Troupe will play the drama OF
" Uncle Toms Cabin" We have no doubt
that this will he an enjoyable treat, rs new
stage arrangements have been made, com
Portable seats provided, and everything has
been done to make the play success. a
cordial invitation is extended to the public
to attend the entertainment, and gain an
evenings pleasure at the moderate cost of
o. cent?
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''Dumh Christmas Gifts do often in their

Dumb Christmas Gifts do often in their
Serve more than words to move H0!nnn's
mind. FKAZEK'S DRUG STORE.
Icy For your Christmas Goods, go TO
MCCRERY & BOULDEN'S
s-S~ It's not how much can get" but
g how low can / sell that's the rule at
the Hive.
tIsA more beautiful and appropriate
holiday gift cannot be selected than 4 pair
of Panel Pictures, and large assortment
can he found at the GLASS FRONT.
s-B- Buy Hats, Bonnets, Birds, Ribbons
FichuS, Gloves, Hosiery, Zephyr, German
town Wool, Perfumrry, CorScts, Dolls and
other Toys, at MRS. LITZENBEEG's.
sS Russia Leather Goods, at fair profits.
at MCCRERY & BoULDES'S
IlS- Lots of desirable Goods at low prices
at REESE'S.
~ Those not wishing to 60 to the city
to see the Christmas Novelties can see the
city brought to them by calling at
FEAZER's DEUG STORE.
s-T Forty dozen Kid Gloves: finest French
Kid bought for less than half value. 20
close lot. GLASS FRONT.
tB Buy the new Chinelle Bonnet and
Neck Tie at Mrs. LITZESBERt;' She has
them in all the new shades.
s-ss Spool Boxes in handsome designs at
MCCRERY x BoULDES'S.
-" lIo for Christmas at the Hive espe-
cially the little Hive.
~" Satchels, Work Boxes, Jewel Cases,
Writing Desks, Music Rolls, Autograph and
Scrap Albums, 1T FHAZERS DRUG STORE
;sF Ladies' Coats, Dolmans, and Man
ties, Sl.0O to $500. GLASs; FRONT.
"a If You want ali Of the New Shaped
Hats, comets, PiumeS, Ostrich Tips, Beaded
Feathers, and all kinds of Knit Goods, Leg
gins, Sacks, Hoods, and Caps, so to Mrs.
HALLS. l32w.
sFs- A few more Of those All Wool Cash
meres, in new shades, at 30 cents per yard,
at MC;RERY 4 BoULDEN'S.
iS There's something &e,ot to eat at
RECESS Provision House.
~" A full line Of Aime li%cCupe !
Gle (Paris) Soaps-FRAzER'N : W
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forms her part, without a N,..g'e ers"'. in So
ti"., wur.l og expression: ini runs ~'n1";h-
ly along like u ripping stream TO III" end of
the tragedy. One fergets Miss Hinton, as
the play proceeds, and act follows act in
rapid succession, and can only remember
the poor out-cast and fsfsaken Jewc.s, and
all your sympathies are enlisted i'll her be-
half The writer of this short article has
seen and heard most of the famous actresses
in this country, and many of those in
Europe; but among them all he can only
select one whom he would consider peer
to Miss Hinton, and that is Maggie Mitchell.
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~ The new styles Of iandkerchiefs at
Mis-. LITZES BERG J.
c-g-Cooling Cork Corscts: Woven and
Satteen Corsets: full line. GLASS FRONT.
sTR Buy Hats, Bonnets, Birds, Ribbons.
FichuS, Gloves, Hosiery, Zephyr, German
town Wool. Pellularry. t:rset>. Dolls and
other Toys, at MRS. LIrzE<hEi:G'
:Y Fine Germantown Wool>, best quail
ty, IN all shades. at
McCKETy " BorLpEN's.
.S-Nour moneys worth every time at
EErSE'S.
t-S- Before purchasing your Holiday
Goods, either at home or in the cities, stop
and see goods and prices at
FtAzEEs HE,G STORE.
The largest assortment of holiday
gifts ever displayed in Ekton, can now be-
seen III the GLASS FRONT, where crowds are
daily CongrrgalinS i'll quest OF Christmas
offerings.
10y MRS. LIrzES BERG has the finest dis
play of Millinery she has ever offered
\ lderry Christmas and 4 happy New
Year, with the compliments of the GLASS
FRONT, to all who desire to purchase a hand
some present.
The best selected stock of Holiday
Goods is at MRs, I.lTzEG BlEG'S Millinery
Store,
t-ls REESE for value
I-TPurc Drug and Medicines at low
prices. FKAZER'S DEUG STOKE.
4 large stock of Jewelry at Mrs.
LITZESBEHG'
s-fs- Don't fail to attend the grand recep-
ton and holiday gift haZar, on Christmas
ave, at the GLASS; FRONT.
.g- Heavy Wool Kerseys at 81. cents to
s1.00: good value old prices, at
MCCHERY Il TOt'LnES'S.
Merino Wear for ladies and children
At Mrs. LITZENHERG' i.
~" Begin the New Year with best wishes,
health, and prosperity to all your friends:
20 to the GLASS EEOST for the horse shoe Of
good lWck, and hang it over your door.
~ Ladies' and childrens Knit Sacks
and other Wo0len Goods at
Mrs. LITZFNBFRG's
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DIED,

X ELLFY.-on November Tth, 1879, at Ian
over switch, Howard county, of Group,
CECIL LESLIE, son of Amos j. and ludi-
ana Kelley, in the Bird year of his age.
{: ALLAGH ER.-On the Sth instant ELLA
BIASCH, eldest daughter of Franklin NJ
and Maggie 4. Gallagher, aged years,
nine months, and eighteen days.
" Alas how changed that lovely flower.
Which bloomed and cheered our hearts.
Fair fleeing comfort of an hour,
HOW soon wei re called to part"
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Bargains at the " Bee Hive. :"
Groorne Guards Go Cunning.

\ squad of the Groome Guards practiced
target shooting, in Lees meadow, on We'd
nesday, with the following result The
score for $50 yards was as follows:
Capt. Purnell, 10; Sergeant Wright, s;
Corporal Alexander, !; Private Weaver, 5:
Corporal Hunt, =; John Bowen, 8: William
Booth, :; George Brown, o; Edward Jones,
s; Lieut.. Sloan, 0.
The score for 800 yards was as follows
Purnell, >: Wright, ): Weaver, 4; Bowen,
3; Sloan, 3; the others scoring nanght.
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MARRIED..

HEE.-On the 9Th instant
in the Cecilton NJ. f. Church, by Rev. T.
i. Aldred, 5. ENOCH CANAAN and JOSE
PINE CoHEE, all of this county,
EWING-REYLOLD Blue Ball
on December llth, by Rev, J. II, johns
GEORGE K, EWING and HADDIE Il. REY-
SoIDs, both OF This county.
Lowell ESS-EVANS.-At the Bethel NJ
L. Parsonage, on the 10Th instant, by the
Rev. l.. Laytield, GEORGE w. LovELESs
and MARY NJ. EVANS
WS-MULLIN.-At Nottingham
Station, December 10Th, by Rev. J. II
Johns, WM. &. ANDREWS and JESSIE
+. MULLIS, both of Chester county, Pa.
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sssCoU My 4~NEWS':::
C;iNSHpETKE CIVY ITE!IS.



II the politicians have got nlunl, the
ladie; haven't. for they seem 10 be on
hand, locking for better times. They are
going to have a fair and festival i'll the
Masonic Hail. on the 23rd, 24th and 25th
for the benefit of the Mite Society. This
Society is gotten up by the first class
ladies' OF our town, and the visitors may
expect something grand and good sup
WHERE ARE THEY?
What has become OF our City Fathers :?
Two Of the prominent ones were in the
recent contest for office, it is true, but
if they had been elected and had no
moro zeal than they had in filling the
offices Of the town, it is blessing to the
county that they were LEFT out i'll the
cold. The only thing that has been done
that looked like improving here is that
there has been some pine lumber iIali:ed
and left Oh the street. Some say that it
is to make brick pavement, but the
learned ones say they are going to build
Il boat for the purpose OF taking TIE dis
appointed ones. who wanted to be Clerk
of the Court. over to Dixey Land, where
they seemed to banker i'll times past. but
they haven't been forgotten. Our friend
trip with them this time The air about
Port is too pure for him to make any
change for the present.
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more less: it being the same tract or parcel OF
land. which was conveyed unto Niiiiarl X. Dca-
con ly joseph Phelps and wife. l,y deed dated tie
oath day Of lane, \. H., 1855. duly executed.
acknow lodged and recorded in Liner u. s. No. 1.
folio 6l6. Ne. one OF the Land Record Books of
Cecil caunty aforesaid. and is the same farm o:
tract of land wheYcon the -aid William IL. Deacon
now resides
This Farm is Situate on the public road leading
from HyI#n s Store to the Elk River and border
ing on said river. and has al the hands"ncst
fronts on that rISer--hcin. nearly opposite Town
Point wharf: with line ui steamboats, running
daily between Philadelphia and Baltimore. and
within six miles Of North FAST. depot OF the p.
W. y u. Railroad. The land is of excellent quail
itv in high state Of cultivation, and well fenced.
II adoi,IS lands oil Washington llylani'S heirs.
AMI is convenient to churches. schools. &c.
The improvements consist of large $50
FRAME. pWfiLlSG llD| ST in coed sxa.i!!
repair. with Well OF good water Mt the III III
door good frame Barn. tOrn-Grib and sEsii..l-
other necessary o"tbuidiu@S.
TIE TERMS OF SALE rs prescribed by the
decree are: That the whole at the purchase money
snail be paid IN ci>i; "a The day al sale,
IS tNpcascs ui conveyance to be betrayed by
tho purchaser. W. >. EVANS. Trustee.
Dec -. ih19-tS a. l.. Si!OCkLEI. Auct.
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s=S The New American, Elias Howe, En-
pire, Singer, Grover Il Baker, Wheeler 4,
Wilson, or any other make of SEWN. ma
chine, | will furnish from So to SO less than
you can buy from agents any where. 1t
will be to your interest to take this offer
only good to January LIST.
JOHN WILKINSON
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Bargains at the bee Hive"

Liver Is kIsc.-The Liver is the imporal
organ CT the whole human system. as it controls
the life health ard happiness of han When it
is disturbed in its proper action. all kinds Of all
ments are the natural result. The digestion OF
food, the movsmonts Of the heart and blood. the
action OF the brain and nervous system, are ali
Immediately connected with the workings of the
Liver. 1t has been successfully proved that
GREEN'S August Flower is unequai!ed in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plant and ell the numerous symptoms that re
suit from an unhealthy condition Of the Liver nd
Stomach Sample bottles to try. 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns on tho Western Continent
Three doses will Prove that it is just what you
want.
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Wanted.

Sherman s. Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent i'll this county 1t once, ut = salary of
500 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address AS above
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FTNHiS is to give notice. that the subscriber of
L Cecil county. hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF said county, letters Testamcntary on the
personal estate of
MARGARET r. HAINES,
late of said county. deceased. A Il porsuns having
claims against the said dcuoased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the E.ine with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated,
TN pr before the l4th day OF October. 1889;
they may otherwise. by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persuns indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate pay
mcnt to tho subscriber. Given under my han,;.
this @ath day Of October. 1879.
JAMES +. HAINES,
Executor ol Margaret Il. Haine9.
Test-HECBEN f. JANAR, Register.
Oct 25-5w
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The hal lnce a. shown in the aiure"oing to he in
the h;t DIS OF the I treasurer has been tranSie ell
to II e Sinking Fund and loaned to responsible
pcTS"ns-'h. Directors decuing Such d -D! II al.
o Ii the w,scst, PERSON. i;u.ding stock December
2Sh. 1879, wii li2 entitled 10 Pass Tor the next
year. NM. LINDSEY. President.
J. II. SiEE!4E. Secretary and Treasurer.
tnes apeake CITY. December 4. 1879. dee l3-2w
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Cecil County at the Grant Reception.

The ovation to General Grant in Philadcl-
phia this week, was the grandest thing of
modern times The procession OH Tuesday
haIbeen aptly described as $50 long that it
could not complete itself, nor dismiss itself,
but marched from early forenoon into the
night, and lost itself there, like the first
crusade in the Dark Ages The writer
viewed it for some hours from Il third story
window of the Continental Carpet Factory,
nearly opposite the Academy of Fine Arts,
on Broad Streets after which he vainly tried
for several weary hours to reach the hotel at
which he stopped, but was unable to cross
the line of the procession until the shades
of evening had somewhat thinned the ranks
of the enthusiastic admirers of the greatest
captain of the age. Cecil county was well
represented in the procession by the mem
bers of Creswel Post, G.. A. R., of Elkton,
which mustered fifty comrades, under Post
Commander John L. Wilson: and Wingate
Post, of North East, which mustered forty
five comrades, under command of r. H.
Cameron.
Creswcll Post was represented at the re-
ception at the Academy of Music on Thurs
day evening, by Commander John F.
Wilson and l.. Marshall Haines, Esq. of
Ekton. The reception was grand beyond
description.
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ORDER NISI.
John r. HUDGINS

ORDER NISI.
HANSON II. HAlNF.S
WILLIAM Il. GIFFINCi AND WIFE
Iii tho Circuit Court for Cecil county In Equity.
No. $50.
ORDERED, This 18th day of Decem-
~ Der. 1879. that the sale made and reported by
Hanson II. Haincs. the Mortgage in the proceed
ings in this cause mentioned, he ratified and con
hrmed. unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 1lth day OF February next:
provided. copy of this Order he inserted in some
newspaper published III Cecil county once a week
for one month before the 4th day Of January next
The Report states the amount OF sale TO be
$4,000. JAMES A. DAVIS Clerk
True copy: test JAMES A. DAVIS.
Dee 49, lSIg-lm Clerk.
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ORPHANS COUNT.

EEIE Stated Meeting of the Orphans
Il Court of Cecil county will .le held on the
SECOND TUESDAY in eyer,Skss E4zecu-
their accounts stated. will p M
vouchers few days before
RE-
Inn l. lS7p-y ~
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Attention. Soldiers!

"Wingate Post, No. Q, Department of
Maryland, &. A. r., having been "mus-
tered in - are ready for business, and ex-
tend an invitation to all honorably discharged
Wednesday night, at o'clock, in Me
chanics" Hall, North East. Md.
Il. H. CAMERON, Post Com.
North East, Dec. Is, 1879.
Creswell Post, No. II, q. A. r., will meet
on Thursday evening, January Sth, at s
O'Clock, in Elkton. Business of Importance
requires the presence of all. No meeting
until that date.
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Executors Sale
Real Estate.

" NHER and by virtue Of power and
~ authority Contained i'll the last will and ties
lamont OF Thomas McNcy. date of Cecil county.
Geceasei.l well as by virtue of an order OF The
Orphans Court for Cecil cpGuty. the undersigned.
Executors OF said last vii! and testament. Will
Offer Tor sale at Public Auction. At Mechanics
Valley, in Cecil county Aforesaid. on
Monday, tiic 22nd day of Dpce:n32r, 1919,
u u'clock NJ. all the following described Real
TO IL.
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1853 Acres and 81 Sc, Pefches,

more or l.ss. The land is Of good ,,ialfiy highly
kinds Of grain. There is TIMBER upon the farm
sufficient .or fencing. taei. g.. The farm is under
.,ss.aar yjd-I into Folds. Ar'L:. ORCHARD
7.llG.s ia thrifty condition. and Other !rni' ucn
s,,55sss the property. TIE Improvements consist
- Of n iarNe ;"q-Slery s.t',,'ii H,'l 81.
BARN. with Straw House, Carfiag" iioH>e and
all other necessary outt't,iin%s. There is also
Tenant House upon the property. containing tour
rooms. The property is III good n"9hborhc cd.
convenient to churches schools mills, exc
No. 2. Consists Of a Lot Of Land,
situate in the town of North East. the west side
Of Main street. adloir.il:s properly hcolgng to
the heirs OF Ioin Hal~y and Others. h,yinga front
O: so feet hy depth uf 80 .cet: iminnN ed by
large duublc BRICK DIV ELL Nfi IA,
house. two and ahalt stories high. c.,l;. saa;55
ana ,;ca and necessary outhuiidngs.- 60
This property is near the centre OF tnc town.
No. 3. Consists Of a Tract of Land,
situate. lying and being at Mechanics Valley,
containing
3 ACRES, 3 ROODs AND q 50, PERGHFs.
4s.s5sdi, more or less i'it: .r,.l,my il implevcd
..,,Sk3 with good Stable and Carriage Shed, and
asseSss other outhuildugS ior each house. togcth
cr with good
Blacksmith and "hpe.Vri=ht ShGp.
The shops are substantially huiit and connected
by shedding. This is OF the best iaca tiQus III
the county.
No. 4. Consists of a Small Tract
Or LAND. situate near Warburtons school
house. adjoining lands Of Daniel Hanna and
Others containing
z ACRES, 8 RO0DS AND 20 PERfRES,
moro less, well set in Chestnut and other
Tuher
TERMS OF SAl.i:.-rne third Of the purchase
MONEY in cash the day of sale: "nc-:hird in Six
and the balance in Twelve months iIom day oi
sale. The credit payments to bear interest from
the day OF sale. and 10 he secured by Bonds or
Notes Of the purchaser. with surety Or sureties to
be approved by the Executors
Rs-Cust OF convcyancing To he paid hy pTr
chaser.
ELtYA Ei.l'H MrEEY.
MATTHEW {. NcNEY.
Executors Of Thomas McVcy, deceased.
WIN. j. SMITH, Auctioneer. Nov Gets
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is the heaviest since the close of the war.
and the towing company has placed an
other boat on the line. The most of the
boats are laden with coal and bound
north
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No, |, Consists of all that FARM

wherein the said Thcnas MrNey resided. situate
in the upper part OF the Third Election district OF
this county. hear tGliun ". T.. Church. adjoining
lands o! John :. AIaiiit. the hc4s ui Jesse Ii. Sim
a q crS .lllN nArlI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-12-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
YEYHIS is to give notice tia. the subscribers of
i Cecil county, nave obtained from the Orphans
Court of sall county, letters TeStamentary GA the
personal estate al
JAMES McKANE,
late Of said county. deceased. Al persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated,
On or hclAre the 9th day OF October 1850:
they may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate pay
mcnt to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this II tn day OF October. 1879
ESTHER NckANE,
JOHN NckANE
Executors Of James MckGne. decd.
Tcst-REuRES l.. lAnAR Register,
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