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0S1T ITEHS.

has risen so>1sss so1-EHA>x,
and is no@lin good ri's,,,. past few days.
and otlrr rHffS are droppingr4.ar Ginhcr
and Ii'' prospect is very cncomf.r>>.,,..
large run Of lumber this Spring. SsHS
great quantity of snow at the head waters
Will insure plenty of water for some time IN
come.
OR GILIEES
are beginning I" catch Sllad. though they
ar" aH Yet rather >raree and bring good
prices. y pair Of good ,haft,41n he had ,;r
- cents. Quantities Of shai, .I,cl h,' W.
wall-eycd pike, and other fish, ;lre,1,i ,"In,i
by each train daily to Columbia. Thttf
Pile there must live on fish altogether, if We
are t" judge by tn" quantity sent. Our
OILERS complain that the large hauling
Seinc> of Spencer, Silver and others sweep
entirely across the river, allowing the OILERS
but poor chance 10 catch anything but the
few stragglerS that escape the great mass
of tn" hig Seine>
NOT 50 WELL ATTENDED,.
Last Tuesday might being rainy and dis
agreeable, Temperance Hall was not as well
filled a usual, which was much to h,. re-
Grettt'i. Il many friends We're drbarr,.d the
privilege "t hearing the Rev. MI Brow n. de-
ilrer one nt the best diScour.cS ON the tenn
The temperance people Of Port Deposit We're
under the impression that they were pretty
well advanced III the cause, INT Mr.. Brown.
showed them that he is a long distance
ahead. but not So far that they cannot fol-
low whrrr his footsteps lead
THE ISSrI>G OF LICENSES
As the time is drawing nigh for tn. issu-
ing OF licenses for III" coming year, the pco-
pie are beginning To manifest some desire. to
know whether or not the worthy Clerk of
til" Circuit Court will diligently inquire into
The efficiency "f til" qualifications Of Sgnc.S
to Applications for licenses Ia sell liquors.
REPAIRING THE TOWN PUMP,
Oar Town commissioners arr having the
Town pump near til" public school building
Iverfaaled3 the water has been very often
'lvc for some time, 1t i, b,in. done under
he SnFcrint"ndrncr of Mr. A. H. REYNOLDS,
who has had Il portion of the wall taken out
md a new wall well built ~, and c,mented
md back Of til" wall well puldlc,l with
good clay. whirh it i expected will remedy
ne evil III some measure. PORT.
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The Northern Convocation.

The Northern Convention of fine Iii,
of EaSton will meet at Trinity Churu,
this town, on Tuesday evening, Mayn,
and continue III S'.SsiQH during The twas
following. Their Will hc public sorS
every evening and morning. with ins-
lions and addresses on matters conceu
In" Christian life. and on Thursday eve,
several addrr 'ie.' on missions. The pre-
of several clergy from another nioc,S
rN,'"cicd Ihc pGhli" are cordially int
t" attend. Furii@t m"ic,. il, Ina "nr,
H. A. SHISSkH past
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Elk f-What Visitor Thinks of 1t.

Mr. TAYLOR. the entcrprisino editor
and oyr IT,, u.,.,
,o, r.,o ~ ''' "'E''
'Si'e" lhat improving section
VI orr F-Elk Neck-and thus notices
il in mis- ,t tb.. I1,l ;r.,.
~, =. '''''
us rereru Crrii comfy Ma .r,.,ds
i'a'''i rn l,'r more southwest from Elk
'I"' ne OF land. several miles wide
above, t. off ON the shores ~. t,h..,.
pcake ba.L Ell, river or III. ,,,rth md
North Ear L..,nr,;,',- :, -, ',,'t'
and west. himI, ,rrn,,,,i :. vii ,,,oni,,i
ana IT'S S'roduct is charcoal. Along
shore thes mr.. rich nnJ h.r.. ~
there the fisheries ar,. NOW in nnrr,tinn
near the I of thr rivers To a,.co,n-
MEDIATE tlLrrs , p,,, wharf i .,h,ut T.,
br built. q Fields pn;m, ,yh.r.. ,h..
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la.

Mr.. J. Harry Nnks and Miss Ida
Bennett, youngghter of the late
Rudulph Bennett married, on We'd
ne>day evening, residence of the
latter. the ceremog performed by the
Rev. II. a. Skinmr III Trinity =. +.
Church. Only thliate friends of the
happy couple weenr. This is the
second notwithstanding yonng
merchant has la,umed, his father
having recently gi an interest in his
business. llarrylccllrnt partners,
both i'll matrimonrade, and We are
sure he must he a as well rs Il pros
porous man. OF the printer was
not forgotten, as tbt OF some choice
cake alttStrt,
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Godey's Lady's Book foIIa,

The May number Of GupK L.,...
Book presents the opening chats of ,,,i
promises to hr u most charmilntor No. ~.
the Misses. Reeves and Read. nl.,.
Rosebud Garden of Girls Tn c,at
ladies haze e;lrued an excellent lut,'n
among American writer's If F;on 81
we are sure the readers of Code, l,,. , "
rare treat in store. /" \ Gentle L.. =,
christian Reid. in continued with it.,s',r
interest: and the miscellaneous Mr. :.
the Literary Department is fully :.ashf
the best magazine literature OF the :,
addition, this number contains an.u.t
steel plate from an original design F..
ley, entitled The Young Nav On.,,
richly ""lored mammoth Fashiomlo,.
Unique design for Jewel Case, with .rr
ti"nS to enable any lady 10 makc,e.
large number of ful-pagc engravinrov
ing the demands of fashion: Il fuiI'ur
Department, Children'S Department.
all the usual spccialties for which Ga. ;
lamou>. The price has been reduce br
So to -
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Presby.ery CT New Castle.

ms body met at smyrna, Del, on Tues
y evening last, and WIS organized by the
cil"h of Rev. w. W. Reese. of Lewes as
'derat"r. Among other matters of inter
t" our readers, wcmentinn that the over
re- on reduced representation of the Pres
terlr> i'll the General Assembly was an
cred i'll I'll" negative
ne accounts of the Rev. Mr.. Johns, in
gard /" North East Church, were referred
ne FINANCE Committee To he audited.
,'tFS. Squire, Johns and Elder McCul-
On We're appointed Il committee to in
We iiit" property supposed To belong to
presbyterian Church in CheStcrtowm.
the following delegates were selected to
MI the General Assembly, which meets
lrltoSa. y. V, on May 18th: Revs. w.
Hehrrton. I. j. Aiken, and Elders +. l..
: les, &. w. Taylor.
, e proposed resignation of Mr.. Rogers.
HIaSg"w Church, was referred to il
Il committee, Us follows: u. Patton, j.
.IahdlSlam and Elder Thomas McIn-
committee Of investigation in the
nr. j. Fl. and Il. Il. Frazer, Of Elk
,;lat their report, which was referred
judicial committee, which afterwards
~ that III" testimony in the case
it reld before the Pr%Sbytrry, and
iHe h" allowed an hour to express
:WS npon I'll" ease. In accordance
H,,,lr report, the testimony was read.
,."olnt, without reaching final adiu-
w paper was offered as substitute
~. rther action, looking to peaceful
,l', which paper was accepted by
.o'heS, and unanimously adopted by
ne Ntery. This paper was ordered to
Ne rom the pulpit of the Elkton Pres
pHta 'hurch and the stated clerk de
r,.iiS'rniSh copy for publication, till
af1erlid reading.
-, bytery will meet al Zion. Md, at
thr Himr next Fall
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A PresidingApPolnted.

The Rev. Il. W. 5 been appointed
presiding elder of ter district, is is
shown 10y the follotter received ny
that gentleman from Simpson:
PHILADELPHIA 10th, 1879.
Rer. X. ". Todd BROTHER: You
are hereby appointefng elder Of the
Dover district in tif our lamentcd
Brother Hough. YdeaSc enter upon
its duties at an early
Any information sire, if can |
will gladly give. lion open until
we CORE ipond.
Praying that Godatly bless and
prosper you, yours TN. SIMPSON.
Mr., Todd has beenstor at Milton
since the last mtetinhftrencr, hence
the bishops rrterrnc'charge.
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JOHN wANAMAKER.
Dress Goods at the Grand Depot
IN IMPORTED ALL-WDUi. FABRICS
FRENCH DE- BEIGE

IN IMPORTED ALI-WDOi. FABRICS
FRENCH De BEIGE.
In all widths and qualities from a5c To s5c
We are offering special bargains in these Scr ice
able goods.
MONO CLOTH. new al-wool fabric. price.
ALLWoOL CABooL CLOTH. ALI-wm,I.
SATIN w iMrERl ls IN s!riEe, and PLAIN effect,
MELANGE DE L1NEE. ST. to 78c.
ALL-WoOL MELANGfPEKlN. in beautiful
SILK AND WOOL CASHMEREINDIA SI.5l.
CASHMERE PLAllIS, in beautiful combine
tols 5jc. To $3.50.
ALL-WOOL kASHGAR STTTlNtf. II soft.
ALLWOOL FRENCH CASHMERES. in
''''7 NEW GEN FEN b TARME BILE.
COTTON DRESS FABRICS FOR SUMNER;
WEAR.
French Organdy Lawns,
French .jaconct Lawns.
French Printed Sacens.
French Toll d'Asace,
French Monte Cloth
French Printed Cotciuc.
SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINtiHAMS.
Our assortment of these goods is very large. ami
the designs are very choice
DRESS ClIENUITS in handsome STYLES. Yer,
serriccablc and pretty. from III: to DC.
BANDANA CLOTH in elegant plaid and
striped effects. very stylish
DRESS GlNGHAMS in staple and fancy styles,
to lol.r.
Beautiful styles in PERCALES, CRETONNF>.
CHlNTZES &c. from 10 l2lec
JOHN WANAMAKEK.
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ORDER NISI.

IN THE MATTER OF THE SALE OF THE
SIMPSON.
No. 935
ORDERED, This 2Sth ,lay uf March.
" in the year i i9 that the sale made and re-
ported by The Port Deposit Building and Loan
Association Number One of Cecil County, of the
mort"a.ed real estate ct David /, Si,npenn. he
ratified and confirmed. un'nSs eaUse to the con
trary thereof he -hoWE IN ur hetore the 10th day Of
May next: Provided, Il copy of this urer hc in
serted in same newspaper printe, in Cecil county
once week inr nnc month before the S0th day Of
April next
The report state, the amount of sale to he $50
\. W. MTG HELL. CLERK
True copy; test. \. W. MITCHELL.
Mar 2.'-lm Clerk.
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ORDER NISI.

THE CECIL NATIONAL RANK or PORT
lEpOSlI
REBEttA y. EVANS Eft AL
lii tn" Circuit Court for Cecil county In F,uuitv,
No. S4.
nRDERED. This tenth day of April.
~ 1879, that the sale made and reported by
William J. JONES. Trustee Tor the sale III the real
estate of Dr. John Evans. deceased, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof
he shown on ur before the 18th day OF June next
provided. II copy Ut this Order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county. once we2k
for one month before the 18th day of May next
The Report states the amount OF sales To be
Sl2lm.m. 4. ". MITCHELL. Clerk
True copy: test. y. W. MTG HELL.
April -. lS1a-lIn Cicrk
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A FaithIesS S

Some time last Fall, mulo,tn
tramp, tuct sore and weal, Ekton
and sought and obtained mt from
Charles l.. Boulden. + handy
youth, could groom Il lnS,,urior
manner OF cook II meal il, ar,.;,o
the envy of the head cook rest,ur-
ant. He gave the name o Macon
and said he came from IN ,,J
had been ia the employ OFF Rut-
Ter. which, .iudging from ,.veuts
was probably true. Mr. B,,kbad
been absent for some two y,3.a ia
last Friday night week, ana, b,d
charge OF the kitciiea IL he's ,rb.
next morning he was miSsi ,t,I.,
the sum "' fourteen o"'larSi pre-
o'''''S>"f HI" 'e'' ID h'r 'r'fch,on
her return was found 10 has III, -,
open. The theft WAS not "a I'll,
Saturday evening, at which ,h;.f
is believed To- have been v, ,.
towards Washington, he h, soon
at North East early OH Satt
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Linen G00tZs at tile G1.uuH DeDO/

A GRAND STOCK AT THE GRAND DEPOT
Best makes only. imported direct from the man
rlacturcrs or purchased from their agents.
We mcnti;,n lev lots very much lower than
present retail value. We warrcnt them perfect.
sound and free from cotton.
! 800 REMNANTS - IRISH LINEN.
60 PIECES ~ PRINTED IRISH LINEN.
l51 Designs printed on Pure Linen Lawns. pro
bounced to he the best styles offered for sale.
DE. &c cSc. and 3lc.
Black ground Linen Lawns
Solid Black. Blue ant, White Linen Lawns.
Printed I'uiun Linen Lawns. luc. per yard.
100 pieces Plaid Dress Iicits ut l5c. cost 27c. to
import.
II pieces natural culorcd Linen FOR Furniture
: fps at l5c.: worth Die.
80 pieces ~ Linen Shccttnc ut So. per yard.
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evening being his feeding hours. Although
II" occasionally affords tolrrahr sport to the
angler, his presence in The river is at the
expense of many other and more valuable
kinds of fish
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- pieces 81 Linen Shcetin@. 62c.
~ pieces 81 Linen Shcetng at Dc.
- pieces lO-I or Sl-inch Linen Shccting at o.
per yard.
II pieces Sl-inclI or 1911 Linen Shooting 7:c pc,
yard.
Is pieces .n-inch or Ill Linen Shcetug. 30. pa.
yard.
. pieces alncl or Ill Linen Sheetin@ >ir per
yard.
10 pieces lOGnch or l2-l Linen Shccting. So. lrr
yard.
\ complete stock of Linen Shcetine from +"
81. yards wide. and from a.. To - 70 per ward.
We have received another importation ui --''
Double DamaSk Table Linen at :! per yard. No
other house has thcS" goods Tor the price.
JOB
Lot of Napkins. towels and Table Linens contuU-
ally arriving.
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THE BLACK GOODS At THE GRAND DEPOT,

JOHN WANAMAKER ANNOUNCES
THAT IN THE
MOI RNlNG AND BLACK GOODS DEPART
MENr. AT TIE PRESENT TIME. Is TIL:
BEST STOCK THE GRAND DEPOT EVER
HAD.
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHAIEREsS,
- in.. ~ in. is in. wide.
Tie largest assortment al these :cunds %
icrci, including full lines al all the eel hrltcd
makes. and irnm the lowcr grades to the very
.lncst numbers IA 81, III. Gu. G5. 10, 81. 99c 81.
81. 10. Ills. So mp To -.
BLACK SILK WARP IIENRIETTAS,
Il, Sl.l5. S!,.h. Sl.3i Sl5l Sl.65. 81 =. $50
$50. selected with special reference to color and
iiniSh cor the finest mourning.
BLACK TANlSF4
-. 60. Is. ~, 81. 9tc.. 81. 81. 10. Sl..25.
BLACK SArlNE. .... IN,
AND PLAIN LIGHT WEIGHT FOR
TIE APPROACHING SEASON.
JOHN WANAMA
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OF farmers too,S. one Wint
L. ,,-..r-. tt,,.t. ir.n S,,,,n,s


\ Cecil county farmer.r hi,
'''ii'"'a"''S '''o VI 'ii' summing
implements and machiner. tb,.
ANY : ''i'Ni''i' ''S "ll''eo neral
negligence "i farmers III thare of
their farming implements, ,br..
particular INSTANCES rccentl ,uo
heat,
'''''' ''''. '''' ''''''' i,inSt
the fence by the roadside. III
there all Winter. and wiicu :,
this Spring, he found the & 4
had been stolen and the imph
ih' moving ih'cil'll" III Amer
stands. on the middle of A.
where its owner left ii last
ting clover seed. by the ftnc "A,
'''''' ~ "' silr.
In the middle of the field Of
stands Il melancholy horse
has stood the Nintcs through -.
hly harvest (iS1s). 1t sta .n
where its owner left it, VIII N ~,
his horse last Summer.
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WHAT'S THE NATTER

The PEoPLE WANT IRooF.-Therc j. H., me,li-
cine prescribed by physicians, -old by all Drug
:riSts that garrit- such evidence OF it, success and
superior virtue a. BoSCHEE'S GERM AN SYRl-P Tor
severe Colds settled on the breast Coughs Con-
sumption. or anydscGsc OF the Throat and Lungs
\ drop of that fact is that any person alctcdca can
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try its superior
eject before buying the regular size. - cents 1t
h u Lately been intro luced in this country from
dc many. and is wonderful cur5s are ;Stui, ishng
every one that uses it, Thrae tiases NiH relieve
any ease. Try i;
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
LIST OF DERAR MENTS-

A Black and Colored Silks.
b Mourning Goods.
C Dress Goods
d Gents Furnishing Goods.
E Woo!ens, Ladies Cloakings, &c.
f 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
\ Hosiery and Underwear.
o Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods.
T Ready-Made Clothing, Men and
Boys.
q Clothing, made to Order.
K Flannels. Muslins and Dress
Innings.
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SM!!; !, q ! ] J, * :! Z.
A BLHCkWELL'S III
W DURHAM R
TOBACCO
MARRIED

WIRNNIED,
LEMo\-,,REE\.-. Zion, April 18th,
by til" Rev. !. II. Johns. JAS. A. LEMON
of Chester county Pa. and GRACE GREEN
of this county
DIED.
BElLEl.-nn Monday, April 7th, 1919:
Mrs. MARY BiII.El, aged 81 years
Art thon weary art thau lrnguid
ART thou sore iSlrc>Scd "
BE at rest g.
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Qh* Qsti| qQh'e.
ELKTON, APRIL l9. 1879.

AS-CECIL +. WEAVER is the Agenf Of The Wing
for ths District Of Columbia and Baltimore. rifh
rhom contracts can nor be made.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
SILKS AT GRAND DEPOT

Very low prices now prevail. This is good
time to buy SILK Dress.
2-inch Heavy Black Gr0S Grain
2-inch do very glossy. do do. at 81.
2-inch extra weight and cord tiroS Grin........Ec
ONE DOLLAR BLACK SILK,
The reputation nf which is widespread. and re-
uuires no further recommendation. The lot We
n wv open is such was sold last year al - %.
BELLOWS cAcHMIRE.
In this make will he ioand all the grades. from
81 up.
Especially would we ask attention to those at
II - TO Sl.5i.
All the other noted makes are open on coun-
tiers. included in which is the 'CACHNIRE
ALEXANDRA"
These goods are noted for their rich Raven
Black. durable wear. superior finish and extra
. width.
Also. Just opened an invoice OF
CD BONNET Gle.
FINE BLACK SILKN. WHICH ARE MICH
UNDER THE REtiI LAR Prizes RANGING
FROM Sl.15 UPWARDS.
NOVELTIES.
The Grand Depot opens now the very newest
Paris designs. just imported. in
SILK JARDINIERE.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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The BuZ of the Big Bee

w" have Il few good, 10 sell. We. i,
'i''i' lew. "e "a,e,,t IRE tlian an
riN"; but when You talk about prices,
then we put or foot down. Maybe nc
emphatic rs Hczzic when he wants his
{" ini'... his rs and a.. hut pretty Il,
mincilS: and we assert confidently tina,
prices all through are the very lowest: r
Oh me ground floor, not one thing low
another high, but low cverytimc and all
''iic' terms cash. Il. q. REEFS
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TIE "a RMERS'
BONE ana FERITLIZLNG CO.

Having greatly improved their machinery and
otherwise increased their facilities Tor
manufacturing Fertilizers offer them
io the Spring Trade
rs 1T REDFCEn PRy"E!s ~
aiRue lat2, these ,etiiacr- have
been upon the market and IA CON
stantly growing demand. together
with innumcrlhlc Testimonials yer
bal and written, sufficiently attest
their merits. While their
>TiNU M - l-lkEk' " HfftIfER.
their prices are from - To ~ pEE
t.EN1 Low Err than the le:l,jina
aud popular articles were snll nj
eight Naars agt. Ihc NIl'Ri
i;HbHi'h ME- and SfPERPHUS-
fHATr, are Rc!ahIc Fertilizers for
Spring Crops of both Farm and
Garden.
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EASTER SERVICES.


On sabbath last, or pastor, Rev. Mr..
MnrFaN, CAV" Us a very appropriate and
Interesting Easter discourse. The manner
i'll which h proved The fultillment of the
old Bible prophecies of many years previous
tN the New Testament scripture, WAS salts
tactorily received by an attentive audience
CIT WITH AN Az.
Vim. Maskins, coored, on Monday, re-
relvt! 4 very severe cut on the wrist, with
an AZ, orr informant says the large leader
of the thumb WAS severed. Dr. HouSekceper
was called i'll. who s,wed up and Dire ;sed the
wound. Accidents with axes have heru
prevalent this week, Two small children of
Mr.. John Mctiurk. While playing with an
AK. one cu' Il cash about one and half
inches long il the head of the other. About
III" same tim" two small boys of Mr.
Ephrlm Shines, while playing with an az
one of them Jared tbs sane fate by receiving
a severe nnt close by the eye ny the other.
THE r.iE ttEST RAINS
seriously retari the progress of the farmer,
in preparing for their corn crop
lNNDMISATUM
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CHESHPKHhE CITY ITEUS.
lMPRbN EN- ENT.

IMPROVEMENT,
Mr.. H. Burgctt hG; the mechanics busy
putting ura nca addition and making many
alterations ON the property he bought from
Joseph NJ. Broadway.
THE STEAMER WILLIAM ALLISON
arrived here, the other day, with a tow of
haaviiy-laden boat$, bound north Her
trade seems To he on the increase
Our TOWN
has been mad" quite lively this week. there
beng many strangers here selling goods,
and III" children have stopped crying there
being new supply Of WinSlow's Soothing
Sprur on hand left by the agent.
\ FRATERNAI. ,iSIr
The Good Samaritan Lndg, of odd Eel
laws, from Middlet"wn, Delaware, paid cur
lodge visit, OIL Saturday evening. The
Bohemia Lodge did unto them as one
brother should do t. anoth +. They had
fin" supper spread for them at the Bayard
House. and they returned to the little Dia-
mund State with the inward man refreshed,
and seemingly much pleased with their
visit
WHAT'S THE NATTER
In looking over YOUR valuable paper aud
seeing st, ,anS suits moved from Cecil to
iyent it hegin' to make Il Taxpayer ask
what's the matter, and we know it amt the
fault of the Judge. Is it the fault of the
filthy old court house that amt been cleaned
since Soah's flood? But some friend says
that amt what's the matter. 1t is the old
routine of the jurieS Some of our school
boys can pick out half of the jury before it
is drawn by the Judge, and it seems if there
amt more than three hundred intelligent
men in Cecil county who are tit to sit ,n Il
jury, and the public c2n s(li tho place where
it has CENT ~ this-you tickle me and |
will tickle you, and the eases find their way
to Chestertown to he tried where the .iurieS
are not drawn from the same ,ld hatch time
after time, sill they cry no routine in
office, yet sun" of our county fathers want
I" serve the dear people the thii,i TIM. 1t
must be 4 soft snap right from Middle Neck
How funny things seem IN these times.
A MAN ABOUT Town.
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NORTH KHST ITEUS.
IIIr, NnkTu EAST EE,,nRn

still continues Ia whine over nu drinking
saloons in North Elst. We can assure
him, without far I'll contradiction, that
North East ha, two regular drinking houses
Mher" h. can ger his cask' filled AT unprecc-
d"ntcd short malice, Then why does he 20
mourning all the year.
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JOHN W.tN.AMAKEIs.

Furs, Robes, &c.
Stationery, Books and Fancy
Goods.
Millinery Goods, Bonnets ans
Round Hats, Ready-Made and K
Order
Infants and Misses Dresses
Cloaks.
V Baby Coaches, Toys, Fiel
Games, &c.
Door Mats, Rugs and Mattincs.
China, Glassware, &c.
Zephyrs, Art Embroidery, &c.
F Wooden Ware and Kitchen tcf
sis.
III White Goods and Embroideries
N Gloves, Umbrellas and Parasol.
10 Trunks, Nalises and Tourists
Goods.
II Perfumery, Combs, Brushes. 4,
I Sllverware, Clocks, &c.
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Pckin Satin and AIoirc Stripes.
Velour and Grcnadinc Stripes.
Roman and ArmHrc Stripes.
BRDCADES OF RICH FIGU RES
DAMASSES IN UNIQUE DESIGNS.
FOI'LARDS IN LARGE VARIETY.
COLoRED SILKS.
The new shades ior Spring and all >tapl, c"lor-
iii large assortment.
Is inch Heavy Trimming SILK. AT 15c.
IL inch Heavy and Glossy Poult de Sole. .H..
~ inch Heavy Fine I.l,strc Gros Grain. 81.
u inch extra Heavy Fine LuStrc and Heavy
Cord. S1.l5.
% inch extra Heavy Fine Lustrc for Walkin4
Suits. Sl.:5.
All the other grades in proportion and the a.
sortment most complete.
FANCY SILKS.
tulorr,! stripe Silk a; NJ. ~. CO and 6lc
Neat Check Silks. very desirable. 75r
.Iaspe Stripe and Checks. 6ic.
All the better grades of these goods will hc l"GnI
in complete assortment.
"COLORED NOVELTIES.
Noirc ana Satin Stripes
Pchin and Brocalcd Stripes.
satin and Gro Grain Stripes.
Grcnadnc and Velour Stripes.
JOHN WAN ERR.
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- Important -;tii PERSONS afflicted ",
kh"umatiSm, Neuralgia, Sor. Thr,i Pal
III the Back or Limbs; Sprainv, Brui :
etc, should b. informed that Kellpr's !
man Imminent is what they need For :,
ny all druggists, Price, 10 reuts a bet,ie