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FARMS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned have a number of farms for
i sale, as follows:
ONE OF los ACRES,
TWO OF 20 ACRES EACH,
THREE OF 40 ACRES EACH,
TWO OF 60 ACRES EACH,
FOUR OF 80 ACRES EACH,
AND SEVERAL RANGING FROM 12O TO 24O
ACRES EACH,
Located in the southern part or the county, and
within from ONE to FIVE miles of the Chicago
i Alton Railroad. NJ. NJ. ROBINSON,
w. Z. ANDERSON,
jun15tf Real Estate Agents. Mt. Hope. Mo.
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= AI,EXANDER, ,

/, a rToRNEY AT LAW. win practice nnmiies In sae
h n, sIso attend promptly to the COLLECTION OF
aims and to investigation Of titles nf 70 WW Teai
= tate Office over the Banking HOUSE u IN
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HUNTS REMEDY is
purely Vegetable,
and is used by the
advice of'physicians.
1t has stood the test
for 30 years, and the
utmost reliance may
be placed in it. One
Trial Will Convince
You. Send for Pam
phlet to Gan4-1y
WM. Z. CL
GnK n NV q
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;, n.,,oy pupnrn JNo. E. BURDEN,
Notary Public.
RURDEN g. SON.

A TToRNEYs 8 CouNsELLoRS Rs,1a AILAwS. oLsr =. ;
HRovIe1s 6ook store IN Kriehn's new building,
onnosire the Courthouse. Will practice IN ih.
Sfnte and Federal courts. Prompt atiehtion
given to the collection OF CLAIMS anu ri1I'e
business. 0- Ie
a. -s--rurr FRANKLIN K. TUT,
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BIacksmithing and Repairing

TAMES p. HALL, having re-
d turned to Lexington to stay, >~
espectfully sOlicits a snare OF
i,9blic patronage. He has rented the shop lately
occupied by CiOwdsley 4 Wotawa, where he Is
rea iy To do all kinds oil Blacksmithins. I.eu
rep airing speciality. jel
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|''0H! MY
| BAcK!"

Diseases. Female Weakness and EXGesses;
HUNTS REMEDY in prepared EXPRESSLY for
''e'' PRov1pENcE, R. l., Aug. 10. 1878.
WN E. CLARKE: Dear Sir-Havlng witnr5s-
-, the wonderful effect of HUNTS REMEDY
IN nv own case and in a great number OF
others, recommend it to all afflicted with hld- d.
pey Diseases or Dropsy. Those aihlcted ~
cure in the shortest possible time. HUNTS
REMEDY will do thus.
PROVIDENCE, X. 1: june IL. 1878.
WM. E. CLArKE: Dear SRA member OF
nv family had been troubled for several years
remedies without relief; she used HUNTS
REMEDY, and was completely cured.
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RADICAL SENTIMENT.
[From the St. Joseph. Mo. Gazette.

From the ST. Joseph, Mo uhZette.l
Here are few gems of thought pluck
ed from the shining pages OF theLenars
Oowa) Sentinel, the organ that aspires
to the republican leadership in 1880.
The language is little strong, but the
sentiment, whether founded in sincerity
or not, is the same that pervades the en-
tire republican press of the northern
states 1t will be observed that the lead
ing idea is the Capitalization of power
national supremacy-and this is the is
sue that all the leaders of the republican
party have agreed upon as the one great
principle to contend for next year. This
they calculate will fire the. northern
heart, recall the scenes OF the war and
revive the enmities engendered thereby !;
tear agape the healing wounds afresh.
and appeal to the extreme radical senti-
ment that kept the party alive for six
teen years. This is their only hope of
salvation, and Notwithstanding many
denounce the sentiment of theSentinel as
the rawlings of a. lunatlc. it may be sci
down as only the beginning of great
outpouring of the same spirit Of insan-
ity that may be expected when the
campaign fairly opens. Read it:
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The following named gentlemen are duly
authorized agents for this paper, and will receive
subscriptions for the same:
Charles E. Stone, Napoleon.
J. L. Marshall, Wellington
William Il. Lay, Mt. Hope.
Thomas I. Puckett, Msyvicw.
Grove Young, Aullville.
EFF. Ninas, Concordix.
William q. Neale, Page City.
Other names will be added to this list as ar
ranRenents are made.
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How does this strike those former
staunch democrats who now talk Of 'vot.
ing the greenback ticket, the working
mems ticket. or any other ticket patch
ed up by the leaders of the party enter
tanning such sentiments as the above ?
We fancy that their numbers will be
few when voting time comes. 1850
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INTELLIGENCER.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

.TNTELLIGENCER.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
ALEX. A. LEsUEUR, EDITOR.
ETHAN ALLEN, BUSINESS MANAGER
w. G. MUsGRovE, = PuBI1sHER.
Terms, So per Year, in Advance.
..- PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for st. Louis and the
Arrive at St. Louis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sos r. M.
Express and Mail for St Louis, East. rs P NJ.
alatxs Sunday q se
Express and Mail from st. Louis, East
Accommodation @ from St. Louis. East
''n'A' 'A''0'"es@ff &. BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
.sl i... LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains for Kansas City and West. 700 NJ
Trains for st. Louis East and South. a :OOPM
Trains for Kansas City West. :0O p NJ
Trains for Richmond. ...................!:0Mo :! 100 90 NJ
-"'' - ...-................i:V u :VV I'm
..--E ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON
Trains from St. Louis and all points East
and south. .9:ou oD :.
From Kansas City and ali points West 80
st. Joe and points North. 700 Z III
q ..r1t..r. -. N. G BISHOP, Agent.
wYANDoTrE, KANSAS CITY AND SOUTHWESTERN
.-'. RAILWAY. NARROW GAUGE.
LEAVE LEXINGTON:
Passenger for Kansas City and west. $3.50 A. NJ.
Express Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2:35 p. NJ.
Freight ..,...,..................... 9:25 A. n.
ARRIVE AT LEXINGTON:
Express and Mail from Kansas City
and the west t,,...................l1 IL :0S A. Nj. q.
Passenger ,,....................6 6:l5 =. NJ.
Freight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 A. NJ.
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I0HN q RLACKWELL,

. TrORNEY AT TLAW, Lexington, Missouri. .
"A WIN prsctice in all the SSmrss ,ention en gwen
and adjoining co1nsi nsics over Royle 4 New dry
IA
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lHTNT'S RRMKDY,the

HUNTS RRMEDY,the
Great Kidney and
Liver Medicinr,cures
Pains i'll the Back,
Side or LOins, and
all Diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and
ur i nary organ 8,
dropsy, gravel. dia-
betes, Bright's Dis
ease ofthe kidneys.
OF Urine, Nervous
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M DsruRIIN " e.. sHEWALTER,

a TTeRNEYS AT LAW, Lexington, MO WI WI
a nractice in all the courts OF the SlNtn .on,
ciaI Circuit, and United States courts oaice % In
sttenton gwen a,;yS;nS - front ROOM
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W11,IIAM YOUNG,

A rToRNEY AT LAW, Lexington MISSOURI. am 81, M.
..,s 90 WIZ ~ paiSvstte county and the courts OF
Rseord in the state. Office opposte the sSur. ~
House All business promptly attehoeo w.
'1O - ian6-lY
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TUTT g. SON

"A TTORNEYS AT LAW, uo
once No. SIX Main street, over fevis' Dias
store, will practice IN the Lafayette ana .c, au1o
,Sns and the Investigation OF land titles
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N a HICKLIN,

TToRNEY AT LAW. Will practice practice ,nd m,s
"A profession IN the courts o OF .iianiion given
so ali business entrusted TO his care: ONCE over
onaTles 8 Co.'s Drug store. iront roo"'
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n ATKINSON. M. D..
ATTORNEYS.
CII1RI.ES E. STONE,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Napoleon I,avlltf
IN NS,nntu Missouri, amoyAtA-
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MEDICAL.
RLF, BUEHNER,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Higginsville.
L Lafayette county, Missouri. Office IN the
EscIe HoteI may1Sm6
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HUN
Remedy
ARKE, Providence, r. 1.

WM. Z. CLAKhE, frOVIueHCc, n. I.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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BUBBLES.

An exchange tells of young man who
swofe OF smoking and vas worth STA. 900
in live years. There's some mistake here.
We know a young man who has sworn OF
nifty times ia five years and isn't worth Il
cents.
-" What does your husband do - ask
ed the census man. lie amt dcin'
nothing at this time of the year replied
the young wife. Is he a paupe, 49, = .ked
the census man. She blushed scarlet to
the ears. Law, no. she excsinl ed,
somewhat Indignantly. "Wc amt buen
married more n six weeks"
=" There IS one thing about FARM -
said the granger looking man from Guthrie
Centre, that isn't improved by consolida-
lion." And what is that >" asked the
young man from Adair Post holes,
Young man, said the old party, oracularly
- Post holes; they amt good for noihin' ef
you run EN- together or bunch EN-"
And now we have found out why every
other man in Tennessee wears a bowie
knife and revolver for watch chain charms
The State makes $50, 900 per year out of it's
penitentiary, and prisoners must be forth.
coming. Industry must be encouraged.
and if man won't work till he's made to-
work, why best give him the ,rtspins, and
trust to the logic of events.
An art critic, going into 4 gallery in 4
state Of mild inebriation tn critlcise some
pictures, sees himself in glass, and tax
ing out his note book. writes as follovs:
First room; head OF druukard, no sig
nature; has great deal of character: red nose
remarkably truthful. Must be portrait
from life; think i've seen that face some
where
The inquiry into the Cheyenne massa
ere has ELECTED the interesting fact that
one decrep:d old squaw was found with
seven bullets in her body. At the same
time tue dispatches inform US Of the dis
covery Of an iuexhaustible lead mine in
Ohio. This does the forethought of a be
aigu Providence provide for the require
menrs of advancing civilization.
+ A short sighted man went to an Opt.
clans TO change his glasses. which were
not strong enough. After he had got tie
right ones he asked, What number must
wear after these cease 10 he strong
enough" This ono, said the optician,
showing him another pair. And after
that This" And altar that -
After that? Iou'll need little dog aud
string
The following startling announcement,
was given out by the parish clerk in :
small church in Som-I setshirc recently,
where tho rector has Ia divide his labor,
between two churches: :" geese motto,
mex Sunday there wun't he no Sunday
cause rector's goIu to t'other parish fl,
III. By this the accustomed cungTsga
ton understood thai the clergyman woulC
be- officiating IN another parish few milei
of.
Tho pTovelbial wit Of the Irish iarvcl
is oftsntrmes mixed with an nndercurren
of stern reality that is as touching as il i
eloquent. Driving through Sackville street
Dublin, the other day, on an outside car
the wrctched appearance of the horse sud
dsnly struck visitor lie said, " Pat
you Ought Ia be taken up for cruelty l.
animals, driving such an old screw DIS that
" B-gor, sur" was III. quick reply. If
didn't dhIIyc that. Id be taken mp 70
cruelty to wiie aud SIX children
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tiIf.ANlNt;S.

A poor relation-A story badly told.
The Abyssiurau year includes zoo fast
days.
Mos, birds are Industrious. We have
seen ch:omo.
The game the British played was, heads
! win, tails Z1lrs.
The city which produces all the tele
phones Electri city.
The fellow who rang the bell for a false
alarm OF lire tolled lie.
What was It the gang saw ?-TrdH-
script-Saw dust, of con- Sc.
1t has been estimated that Australia
has 10000 citizens who need ha 5ging.
-" ldylness is ennyson's chief de-
light, says the Cincinnati ComLierci.l.
The latest brand Of cigar * called the
Anthracite, because 1t is base burner.
A kitten is the best pcdestris n in the
world, FOR i, can make any number Of laps
q minute.
One of the beauties of Spring" is
the cheering fact that it never gives us 4
Fall election.
When it is necessary to take up the
idea of an English boy lie is sent To the
Harrow school.
-" Mamma" said little boy who had
been sent TO dry 4 towel before he fire, ''it
is done when it's brown
Plumbers should at once be enlist ed in
the army. They beat cavalry all 10 no
thing in making charge.
Miss Sheets is the new popular singer
in London. Twenty-four of her ought to
make tole.able good choir.
There wouldn't have been any r,ilk in
the cocoauut il some Of our dairymen had
had the original construction of it.
There are some men who ara 30 We "
shrewd that tlsy would rather cheat them
solves than not make good bargain.
A Kentucky mule reached out with
his left foot for 4 can Of nitro glycerine the
other day, and now he hasn't any foot left
If Noah ark had offered free passage
to 4 thousand men, and adver, Used the hour
of departure, two or three of them would
have got left.
A book agent was knocked down ny
street car the other day, and two wheels
passed ovei his check. The car is laid up
pending repairs.
Strange to say, a temperance tidal wave
is abou; tn strike st. Louis. 1t will be the
worst used up tidal wave that ever struck
an American city.
The wisest man we ever knew was i
Jew, who remarked: - tell you vat it
ish, young man, buys my egsberiencc
vresh efry day
No one is so greatly to he feard as the
man who is willing to tell you all he knows,
because the chances are that he W Ill tel you
great deal more.
A mules hind leg has only one season
it is always beautiful Spring, even if it
is DISTINGUISHING in this case is always
followed 10y an early fail.
-" Marriage" says a cynic. "is like
putting your hand into a bag containing
ninety nine snakes and one eel You may
get the ell, but the chances are against
yen
-" spell cat, " said little girl of tive
years TO smaller one of three. :.
can't" was the reply. Well. then, con
tiuued the youthful mistress, =. il you can [
spell cat, spell kitten
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III ard alone, Jean, felt as though !

III ard alone, Jean, felt as though
could never forgive myself; but, when
mother told me You would recover, then
my 10Y was greater than eau express
Mira asked me- began-but could
say no more; the though. of the sweet
face the grave hid. tho gentle voice Death
had stilied, overcome me.
Mother will be SO pleased Maurice
said presently; she has 50 srieved, Jean,
for the shadow that come betweenus. But
cone-the night air will not be good for
You"
Through the churchyard we went and
across the meadow; and the harvest moon
shone down upon US aud lighted home two
hearts flied with calm, chasteued happi-
ness.
l.indenhurst has been my home for many
happy years Dear little children call me
" Mother two boys, the pride of Mrs.
Hunters heart, and little girl on whom
my fathers gaze ever fingers lovingly, who
seem nearer and dearer to him even than
his two grandsons who can diver: him at ali
times from his books aud garden.
know. Golden hair, delicate rosebud
face, sweet, blue eyes-but not sighil less
all these call 10 his rcmemb aace the one
he loved and lost.
Oh, no, no. Not that word-not lost.
Faith whispers, Gone before
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Notice to Creditors.

Tha !. give notice. that the subscribers II Cecil
count; have obtained from ia" Orphans Court & said
ccasty Letters TcstaaeHt-ry the personal sst.s u
WILLIAM BROWN.
late. said COUNTY d-c-.--d All I.r.on- having claims
ssu. the said deceased hereby warned L. rNhihi!
the same with the vouchers Thereof duy authenticated
on or before tn. 18th day "i January. l>sO:
they otherwise by law BE- excluded irum all bench;
= aid --t4i-. All persons indebted 60 saii estate are
requested make immediate payment 20 the sutscri-
u-r- under hands. th. ish day c February.
1879. NONTILtON BROWN.
uAINES BROWN.
Executors Of William Brown. d-c'i
Tr.t-RruBES u. JAx,K Register.
VI
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ORDER NIsI.
ELISHA BROWN

SsaCoB ANTHONY AND WIFE AND WILLIAM II.
ASTHONN
In the Circuit Court e.. Cecil county. In Equity
No. 81.
ORDERED, This 18th day of February,
O,s7r that the .al- II the uprSaEe real estate Of
Jacob Anthony and Hannah I. Anthony. his wife made
r-p"ri. ~ l. Marshall Iain-. Trustee be ratified
sHd confirmed. unless TO the cortrary thereof 10
shown before the 9Th iss Of April provided
copy Of thi. Order be inserted in SEINE newspaper
printed in Er,il touniS once week for month
before the 10th day Il March next
The Report tAte- the amount Of sale- 10 he 500 90.
A. ". MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy: test A W. MITCHELL.
Vel - ls.a-lm erk.
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FOR RENT.

4. OFFICE occupied L, Reuben Haine-, e..
=. STORE aud DWELLING. lately occupied by
MIS- ElIzl Leach.
;. STORE ami DWELLING. occupied ~ Mr..
Mary Ana Esad--
All On Main street. Elkion.
Possession given on 18th March. 1879.
JNo. A. }. CRESwELL
Frb Is. ls.p-if
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The sches COMMISSIONER Of Cecil county will mcei
:her o.r Hktna. for thu 'rah-aciIon q current
srhool husinr>s. the SECOND TUESDAY q zach
xpi every month JOHN sQuIER,
Nav o is-Is s~--s-r-
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THE object of this suit is to procure a


THE object of this suit is to procure a
l. d-rrr~ tir al" e ;h- raj Rul.-rt A.
Mckinney. a"I'ti. ai' Il e. II county, f,r th- ray.
"a. at - tn. claim, e tn. comp Tapt. ali -urh .t,r
rr-iii"fs. VIII ~t'i IN md contribute e. ID"
i-n.s-- e tn. suii
Tin HiII -ta'., that IT, lid d.-,-,.rI in hi. a.
tim ind-lt,d uui tn. sd Nary Mckinney in III, sum
~ ssls.l f.- suuiry matters g account aud unit.
Eoi-rt NJ KINNEY IN H." f si.l31 r slniry mat
i-t. aud lhiug- safg IN count, snh that th" said
Rul-rt a. Il hufsN h'.tug c-i ni -ttt" atniuistia-
iL.n Il hi. -..aal ',ia's ,- 't grsnI" >" COIN.
sli4iu. Mt Ti..Iss rr'..a. iy thu Utpins C,Iit TT
s,,ctl ,,suLty Tnafth' ~ E.--t NckuE"y itvinE
nal sai t--oHai ia'r D.. lr-I tai. ~. H. ,atr
ls77. ints,iair. leaving ~, d"f'ndsn;. 1l.,Es. u
MrkiHney. =. al J wtncLr'irr III Ann D. NoNHll'r
hi. hs-T--a'aS. tn thu .'i TLpHa. II. VI Kinney
saJ his va S--eaa NskInusy r".i'' IN III" Si''"
4 Virginia. aai thr .aid - ala J Winch .Ir~ 4ud 3rs
husband. sAE,Bel Winchester. lnr "a the stat" ui
PennsyiSsHa and III, sail Ann MrMuli'u md hrf
ha.hand, William jam. iicHa!.-l, trsId' IN Creil
c"anty.
Tn. Bill furth,- -'a'r. that lmiui.tl4I.Dn Il til.
r-r.suAi - 'tid Kol.--t ", Kinney has - n
.rautei hy th Orphan, Cart - T.tI county To- Lux
= -.i hut that -anir is ,icnI
81. hargr all tt' dr't. " .Hil p,.s-rt Mcklnu.y
aud ih,i h. compartments yi.-i that TIL r-.ual
ought b. a9plir-i &" thr.r elaine, aud H.
rlatns q" vr ri4'ur. t'r Tho SAM, " ~ ,.xt-n,i
,sI that sny d. "Dcy e it' ,ra .,ia's uasht .,
az sAgpi.7t ~ 90! IT." real -,ia:e Of s..I ROBERT
A. Mckisu-y.
I'll. ih-r.aPJa aajudsr md "-l"-rI ,hi. e,L aav Cd.
March. 1873 that IT, r"np'sttTt.. ~ sansing - ,,
q ihi. Or-r Z" T. istrTifl spaf.r pttnt
IA Gil county satv % p.r Ter ,.ar a., IN t.,..,. >,
10Th DAY 80 April next gIyv ice TO tEs .d Ttuna
81 VI, kinu.y. s"rrna Il. Mtkiunry. his VIII sHnu..
~ wiHcls.frr. fni St-ai J. win-hr.i"r 81 tn. sit.~
md .uh,iane" = IT, EsIi snd them sppc II
lhi- Ct.urt I-s,.l by ,.ltc"r ,n ,-. IL,
lot. 10y g July NIT. sHsv"r thu pr.rni q. an.
,h.u cs.-" Il ny they ~. shy dr,,.r "I.hi NJ
O. pas. q, pray'L A. ". MITCHELL. Cs--k.
Iru. oP, i'st, A. !" MICHEL.
Mar Sim CI.fk
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ORDER yISI.
BENJAMIN CLIFFORD
BENJAMIN kDMONDs.

In the Cireui; Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
Nc. all.
ORDERED, This 18th day Of March,
" 1873 that the sale Il the mofgaged real Of
Brsj amin Eimoads. made and reported 10y l.. Mar,hall
Uain.- Trustee. - ratified aud confirmed uni~-
the thereof H. shown lrfsrr the 10Th
day 81 NAV next provided. = COPY 81 this order he
inserted IN nsEspaprr printed in C~cil COUNTY
once week for mouih before the 10th Ia, of
April Lrxi.
The Report states the amount Vi sales 90 l- sos o.
A. ". MITCHELL Clerk.
True COPY; fcsi. A. " MITCHELL.
Mar Sim Clerk
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT
Inst-A DWELLING HOUSE nine s-on-. -
in West EiAfrn. IHi
Srcun4-A STORE HOUSE. in West EIki1i: ~,
4 the oldest and bet stand. for country -
trade IN the country has hack bGld:ns, and fsur
rOon-. Possession 18th March, 1872
Address A. +. SuoCkLEY
Jan -a-tf Elktau Nd
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
~ having claim- against Cecil county mu.I pr'--ut
the County Comm .siunrfr. iuy authenticated
on OF before the Srh day 81 ApFiI. l.59 alter which
time NJ against the county viii he included IN
the levy Of ls.9. Il, order.
II YASARsDALE.
Mar ls-4w Clerk
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Tracts, Pieces or Parcels
or LANr described in ,.iI mortgage.
No. l. Consists of the Farm.

Wh-rrsu the sAl Iau-- -tuith TT-Iics situate III
Ninth Election district 4 Cecil the rad
FROM Ekra TO Elus BAIL and about I've mill. FROM
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COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.

I will give strict aud prompt attention to
l. th- Collection Of all Claims that placed in my
hand- these prosecuted before Justice Of the Peace
will r-c-y. equal attention with those prosecuted
l--or. the Court. Person. iascrinS with business
al thu. ind may eIprsi prompt rrturn.
WI. 7. BOULDER sheriff
EktSn ApriI -. is7S-If Cecil county.
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CQNSTABLE'S SALE.

RI virtue of a writ of Nenditioni Elk
II I"'s. issur ~ David Archibald. n,. 4 th. Jus
tice- e tn Pea 4 th' Stat. Maryland IN md fr
Cell county. dirrri.i will -&i,,.. t. ,.l- at
Public Auoii..a. uTr'a the pF' ni.--',
Saturday. 29ti day IF March, l. u, 1879,
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FOR RENT AT NORTH EAST

A very desirable HOUSE and Garden,
4 n ii .itrncr t the lat RG,--.! Thomas i..q -
N"~ occupied ~ NJ. i. II Whit. Apply or the
premise. o. 10 REV. T. >NoWDEN THOMAS
Mar l5-ti North E4-t. Mi.
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FOR RENT

THE DWELLING HOUSE, on 'li0
u Main street -4d e Elkiuu. 20 8z
occupied ~ Mr VIM. q Carter. a
Possession 18th Of Marrh. 1872.
Apply J. VI BROWN
Feb -.-.N al the tla.s Front"
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more lcs Th. property is climate IN tn fuurih
Election ii, rict on the Rad leading fruin III" la
View AMI Anaa road u the Brick Meeting iio-sc AID
Fair iiiii rad aud within ,ieht e tract y" J. The
lsnI uasmlspg-I - huI-dns-, hui = all under .
hi b 4 ostiyaii"f pul proiu--- large crops
. TER : OF saLE - p-ssrtiisd - the nrtsags J.
r,.h day e sl.. bot The t'tu- h- modified 10
suit trrch.s-r Cost q ,rrl ." ~ paid hy vur -.
". wAEBUkruN. ~.
MARI Attorney u-iusi m IaastiEaE-
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NOTICES. &c.

One Column. s 20 per inch for ycaE. Three chan;rs
allowed yearly adSrrs-ts viii. NJ additional chat
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LOT, Piece or Parcel of LAND,
CONTAINING
20 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
lying thu public rood leading firm RaIt swamp
fr"nch wn IN laid county, ,iJ.ning lan'l- & 'it =,
Mh;tHk~r. Thomas Wai.'.n ,nd oih,r- 10 tim. ;I.
Pf'i-riy 81 J,'.'ph &. Ryan and wifi std TO / odd t.
ts'i-fy -tii writ aud c.'-i-
III pro-. rty !. impr,.V.l ~ , small iW.- ~
.i-ry DIV ELLING lIOrsE. :.IW
At.'ui tw' acre. ar si's'''- ltnd tn. Ia ,5.N
lane u III ch.,Inut sud ak iiml.r. 80
joins T. EuTTkK.
Nar s-ts C,a-tabis.
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high priced pot
JlST NOW
REIL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

TllE pleasantly located ELLlNG,
l. nov occupied hy Mrs. Fraz-r. Nam street
ppIri.itc the Freely rrian Church.
ApT,ly To- MRS l. FEARS
F'h s-ii Or. u >TDTT. Elkt"u.