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BOOTS e. SHORS.

r AIDES AND GENTS, IF YOU WANT A
II Good and Fine FITTING Boot or Shoe,
or Made to Order. go to
+. HIEMENZ'S,
No. lOj North Queen Street.
Custom Work Specially. jy2-tfdS&W
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Short. Breath.

q. EOrtlc, Manchester, n. Y, was troubled
with asthma for eleven years. Had been
obliged 10 sit up sometimes ten or twelve
nights i'm succession. Found Immediate re-
lief from Thomas Eclcctric OIL. and is now en-
tirely cured. For sale at II. IL. COchran's Drug
Store, l;7 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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We kill our rulers when we remove from
the human system whatever disorganlzes the
nerves. DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills relieve from subsection to the power OF
headache. sleeplessness and dyspepsia. They
contain no opium or hurtful drug.
augo2-lydM, ,W&S&w1
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Anluscnents.

The Minstreis TO-night-Thc Barlow. vii
son, Primrose & West rcorganized min,
strel company. who appear ut Fulton opera
house This evening, opened the season AT
Elmira, n. Y, the other evening, and the Iele.
gram of that city gives their performance this
handsome notice "Thcre was nOta stale act or
Il poor feature. Barlow. Wilson, Primrose and
West were great in their several parts, While
the great American Jockey Clog. new thing
in tlHH line, led Ey the peerless Pagan, is the
biggest thing ever placed upon the stage.
Space forbids mention OF all the meritOrious
acts on the long programme and OF the many
great performers. such as Schoolcratt and
Goes, Green, Eowe and others. Suffice it to say
that this troupe is the gr.,ndest and most ample
minstrel organization ever Oh the road, and a
brilliant and successful season must be i'm store
for them"
FiFst-class BARRIERS use the CuticuTa Metllci
M Shaving Soap exclusively.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, with winds
mostly northerly, stationary temperature
and higher pressure.
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Go to H. Il. Cochran's Drug store, 1877 North
Queen street for Mrs. Freemdn's NeW Ma
ti0nul Dyes For brightness and durability OF
colOrarc uncIualed. Color from to 5pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. 10
cents.
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Mal3rial Fever,

Malarial Fcvcrs, constipation, torpidity of
the liver and Kidneys, general debility, ncr-
vousncss and ncuragic ailments yield readily
TO this great disease cOnqueror, Hop Bi1tcrs.
1t repairs the rlvagcs OF disease by converting
the food into rich blood, and il gives new life
and visor to the aged and infirm always. Sec
"Provpr,S - in other column.
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For County Auditor

For County Auditor:
[Suhjcct TO the choice of the Democratic
County COnvcntiOn.l
JOHN :. EEOWN,-DrumOre township.
JOHN l.. .LIGHTNEE-Leacock township.
JAMES l.. MARSH-Salisbury township.
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IiOn'i Die in the House


Ask druggists tor "ROugh on Rats 1t
clears out rats, mice, bedEugs. reaches YER
min. flies, ants, insects. I5c per box.
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Observation-Disclosures
THE PRESIDENTS BAD TURN.
NO REAL IMPROVEMENT VISIBLE,
Excepting the Disappearance Of
Nausea, and Less Irritabiiity
Of Stomach.
THAT GLANDULAR TROUBLE.
THE PAINFUL TRUTH ABOUT IT.
Diluted With Some Slight Grains of
Comfort.
THE PAINFUL TRUTH ABOUT IT.
Diluted With Some Slight Grains O,
Comfort.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY.

No Vomiting Since yesterday Afternoon. L..
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 22d,
$50 A. M-Oficial.-Th president has not
vomited since yesterday afternoon, and
this morning has asked twice for and re-
ceived small quantity Of fluid nourish-
ment by tho mouth. He slept more
quietly through the night and this morning
his general condition is more encouraging
than when the last bulletin was issued.
Pulse 1O4, temperature 9s. 4, respiration IS.
[Signedl d. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURN.
d. HAYES AGNEw.
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NEW ADVEkTISEMENTS.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SHIF-
N 1ier Fire Company will be held at their
hall tomorrow (Tnesday) evening, at so'clock,
to decide whether they will go to Reading in
September. j. +. ZECHER.
ltd Secretary.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81.

Excursion Tickets, including Picnic, ......6Oc
Children under Il years pay halt price on train.
Tickets for sale by John Hiemonz, 81 North
Queen street, and l.. NJ. Flynn, AZ West King
street. auS20, ,27'29&3Od
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NkAND EXCURSION TO
QUAERYVILLE AND PlCNIC AT
HESS'S WOODS.
For The benefit of
ST 4 ANTHONY'S CHURCH, LANCASTER,
AND ST. C1THERINErS CHURCH,
DRUMORE, ON
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DR.. lsoynton's Opipiou

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 20, 1:30 P. NJ.
DIR. Boynton, Mrs. Garield's physician,
who is now acting as nurse to President
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MISCELL.AEEOUS.

DOYS w vANTED.-THE INQUIRER
ID Printing Company will take u few intel
ligent boys TO learn the printing business In
quire either in person or by letter ut their
office, 5f and 50 North Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa. augl9GtdeOd&2tw
NOTiCE.-EXCURSIO TO LAUER'S
~ Park, Reading, Pa. We send letters of
invitation to all Brass Bands of Lancaster
county; also to the RinggOd Band of Read
Ing of which Prof Joe Winters is the able
leader, who has accepted to conduct the Ma
tiOnai Airs ut the Park, at O'Clock p. NJ, on
the Sth of September, 1851: Hail Columbia is
in Key of + tor fiat COrnct; star Spangled
Banner and Yankee Doodle in q. This is men,
toned to post ban:s
Oblige us in putting up bills and posters sent
this week, at conspicuous places.
FERD. WEBER,
Chairman Committee Keystone Band,
ltd Lancaster, Pa.
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Grain and PrOyIsi;.n llaOtatIOns.

Ono O'Clock quotations of grain and prOvis-
ions, furnished by $. Il. Yundt, Broker, l5L
East King street.
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.

DOY YWANTED.-WANTED A GOOD BOY
ID Us News Agent on r. & c. Il. K. trains be-
tween Lancaster and Reading. Address
ED. WElDENHAMER,
lids I. & K. Depot, Reading.
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WANTED,

WANTED.
MAN TED-THKE GIGAHMAKE EKS
w and one Tobacco Stripper. Apply ut
3sl South Lime street. auglS 3tG*
WANTED.-$5,OO 900 70 rs, 900 ON FIRST
w Mortgage on real estate worth double
the amount. For further information inquire
Mt the lNTELL1GENCER Office. Gl7lwd
WANTED-BY ALLEGHENY VALLEY
w Railroad Company ut 18th street, near
Allegheny River Bridge, Pittsburgh, Twenty
five Carpenters. Wages, s:21 per day: Ap-
ply to ). l.. JONES,
uuSiS-Gtd&2tw Foreman, on the Ground.
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SPECIAL NOTIOES.'

The invaliI's hope and strength beyOn!
other remedies is Malt BitterS.
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Fii'st-class BARRIERS use the CuticuTa Mc.llci
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The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
The ? w. & B. Purchase.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company on
Tuesday, paid the sum of $4,000, 600 for the
control of the philadelphia, Wilmington
and baltimore Railroad. When the nego-
ti;,tions We're concluded between President
Roberts, oi the Pennsylvania Company, and
the Committee of the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore stockholders, the
date OF i,ay!nant of the consideration money
WAS fixed for the FIRST of July next. The
excellent financial condition Of the company
however, enables thc management to antci-
pate the payment of this large sum OF
money by nearly one month, notwithstand-
ing the fact that =, 00o, 00o has been paid
out in dividends OF the capital stock Of the
company this year.
With The money thus far raised by the
new issue of stock, authorized ny the stock
holders to fulfill the negotiations for control
of tie rhiiade phia, Wilmington and Ealti.
more railroad, and the large surplus from
earnings III the company's treasury. the
sum Of Sl5. .o00, $50 at hand, and il was
resolved to close the bargin al once.
Gu Tuesday morning President Roberts
Went over to New York, and handed to the
Boston committee certificates of deposit for
considerations money. The transfer was
formally made to the Pennsylvania Rail-
read Company. and the certificates Of stock
turned over 10 President i:olmrts. The com
,uny will assume control of its new acuui-
siton on the first of the month, and rs soon
as The Fifteenth street station is completed
passengers by the purchased road will he
brought over the elevated road into the
heart of the city. The Philadelphia, vii
miuetnn and the Baltimore freight will CON
1inue To arrive at the broad and Prime
strrttS Npnnf.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
Charged with Horse Stealing.

We mentioned Il week OF two ago the fact
that Mir. Charles Piercy, Of Elk Neck had
,iiscuy cred the whereabouts of mare stolen
tro!l him u wear or more previous. He
traced her to the possession ot Il co'ore,!
man inst over the border in Delaware, who
>aid h.. purchased the mare from one James
Sullivan, :. white man aud n"ighhor. The
,narc was seen and identified hy Mr.. Piercy
and others, and the cuinred man agreed Ia
rive her up; but when he Went after her, he
was confronted br sullivan, who refused to
deliver mp the mare or tell Of her hidin =
place, bidding him find her il You can. &.
Mr.. p. then came Ia Elkton, after having
accumulated the necessary evidence, and
swore out y warrant against sullivan
Sheriff Logan arrested him on Wednesday,
aud he was arragu"tl before Justice Lewis,
OF this town; but as all the Witnesses were
no. present. the was continued until
Wednesday next and Sullivan placed under
bond to appear at that time. Il. Il. Frazer
entered aS his security.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
The First Case Under Local Option.

Nn Monday last before Justice Lewis, tbs
| iIst party arrested for violating the loca!
option law was arr12n.d. The case, which
rose under rather peculiar circum stances,
vas As follows: 4 numhcr of men employed
upon the mud nnchju" ut worl. III the creek,
| orncurrd during Saturday and sunday a
quantity Of liquor somewhere in town, and
r,Irt1kimg 700 freely oft, hei.ame very drunk.
| .raating much disorder. Matters We're in
40 better condition on Monday, and opera
rinuS upon the machine had To he suspend
IT. Captain .To,tit. the nite,i States n
>prctor in charge Of the improvements in
Nur larbnr, for III" purpose of discovering
from whom tn" men l,rucarea the liquor,
gave one Of them money ard requested him
To get him (-!olitie) some. This the man
undertook to do and the Captain followed
MIN. lie traced him to the saloon of John
I.Dn,r on Main street, which the man en-
tered. and after Il short tim" came out with
fl!H liquor. The Captain NJ once sWore oG1
u warrant for Long, and hc Was arraigned
before Justice Lewis.
At the hearing, Sano;el t...unt, the man
who b0rGhf the decoy liquor, after Il great
deal N hesitation, admitted fiat he had nur
! ciilsnd it as we'll us other liqnor II Longs.
| rhe evidence WAS conclusive, and the ,!n>-
ti"A Was y very short time in making up
his verdict, which was TO tine Mr.. Long
fifty dollars and costs and commit him t"
the care of the Sheriff un1i the tiue was
B i,.iiI | Inra u 10, what
disposition to make OF the witness. The
defendant has the right OF appeal at any
time within sixty days; and NJ. Blake. 1or
. the State, argued than if he (ric w!tncss)
was discharged. there would he no c;,s" for
the court upon an appeal: and on III" other
hand, Mr.. Constable, for the Defense claimed
hat the ease was ended, the prisoner being
fined, and the witness should he discharged.
After consideration the Justice decided that,
in view of the fact that the defendant could
ut any time within sixty days appeal the
case 20 the circuit court, il was not finished,
and lie therefore held !hc witness in 5000
security to he ON hand ut any time within
sixty days pending the question OF appeal.
Cap. Jolitte and Mr.. Ferris, one Of the con-
tractors, gave the necessary bond the
part OF Gaunt, the witness.
We understand that Gaunt promised his
securities that il they stood between him
and the Jail he would 90 10 work and he
on hand whenever wanted. He. on the
contrary, took the first train for Baltimore,
leaving his securities ont III the cold T-le-
grams We're at once forwarded 10 the police
authorities of that city, describing the man
and instructins, them to arrest him. After
the witness had gotten oil safely, Long took
advantage Of his rights under the law and
entered an appeal to the circuit court, which
meets in September. If the witness Is not
found in the mean time, there will be no
case against Long in court, and that will be
an end of it. Capt ,Jolitie has since heard
from the witness Gannt, who will be forth
coming when wanted.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
West Nottingham Academy.

The one hnndredth and inrtieth annual
commencement OF this old and time-hon-
orcd institution, and which, under its pres
eut mana cement, has lost none of its an
cient prestige, will take place on Thursday
evening next, June 10TH + The following is
the programme of exercises:
Music: lnvocation and Music: " Russian
Eihilism, original oration, John +. Means,
Shipren>hur". Pa: "SpartacnS to the Eo-
man Envoys at Etruria,' defamation, j.
Mordecai Price, Prices Station, Md: " The
Angels of Bueua VISTA defamation, +.
Ambrose Brclltr, Colora Nd; Music; ''O:i'
Nation, original Grafton, viii Bromwcii,
Port Deposit, Md; "'rhe Rescue OF Chi
cago,' defamation, II. c. McIlilenny, Mar
tinsburg, W. v; " .ArtemuS Ward Crossing
DiXi"'> Line defamation, IL. w. Sulli-
van, Woodlawn, Md; Music: The Force
of ENample' original orainn, :. Pusit
Nicklr, Port Deposit, Nd: PyamrIS and
Th!she.' defamation, c. X. AhrahamS
Wnodlawr, Md; LA Fayrtie and Eoberr
RaikeS," defamation, j. j. Hanna, Rock
Springs Md: Music; Life, original ora
tion, Il. Il. Russell, Liberty Grove, Md.
"rhe Lament Of Jacob Grey declama
ti"n, John G. Thompson, W. Nottingham
Md: ''Tcaching Public schools. ,ieciama
finn. W. NJ. Pogue, Rising sun, Md. Music
Presentation CT Prizes: Music; Nale,lictoty
c. l.. Wilson. Calvert, Md: Music; Beue
diction: and Music.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
A Call :!

T. tie Citizens ct' the 7opn Of E1hton
and cicinity.
WHEREAS, At the last election the peo-
Pile Of Cecil county declared by Il maj ior-
lty of more than sixteen hundred against
! the traffic i'll Intoxicating drinks within
the bounds OF said county: and
WHEREAS, Since said law went into
effect on the lst of May last, notable and
frequent violations Of the letter and
spirit of the same have been committed
in the town of Elkton, much to the dis
honor and disgrace of said town, and
with great dctrlment to the morals there
o..
Therefore. we, the undersigned. do
unite in calling meeting Of the citizens
OF said town and vicinity, to he held at
the office OF the County Commissioners.
in Elkton. on Tuesday evening next. the
11th instant, at O'Clock. to take steps
toward the earnest prosecution of Offend
ers against said law III said town.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
Destroyed by Fire.

On Sunday evening last, about "'clorIl,
the haln on thc Cooper farm, on Red Hill,
ROW truant"d s,y r"pr"d i'l:'U nalnrd Erl-
SON .\ugustnS, WAS discovered +" h" on fire"
and in 4 very short time il and Il hay bur
racl. adjoining were ia ashes. y consider
able amount of stock and s"lne valuable
inI lel; e,t~ We're i'll the barn, and in th"
barrack were tVo tons of hay, all of " hich
was saved, except the hay apd seven hogs
which We're in The barn. The loss on the
buildings is covered by insurance, hHt on
the contents here was none. Tnis, which
will amount to about Il hundred dollars,
will fall upon Augustus, who is a poor man
and ills able to bear il. The ea:,>e Of tie
fire is unknown. Mr.. AugUStns was in the
barn half an hour before the FIRE when
everything was safe. ltis thought by many
to be the woris of III ipcendiary,
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
# the Chesapeake ana Delaware Canal Com
,sany was held in Philadelphia on Monday.
fhe annual report shows that the total re-
."ipts for the fiscal year ended May 81 We're
$40 G02 IS; OF this amount. S1tiJ. 80. 50 wa,
derived from tolls: the balance on hand at
the beginning of the year was S:15, 1870.
rhe expenses for the year was SlS6: :005. -,
and the balance in the hands of he treas
ure. at the close of the year was 81! ,6'2. -.
The question of merging the various steam
lines controlled by the company into the
corporation itself, which was proposed some
time ago, has received full consideration
md the directors have concluded that, a.
al tile departments Of the company's busi
ness are working harmonlousiy, il Is mex
pc,litnt to disturb the relations nov exist
ing bet ween the several interests. The eler-
tou Of officers resulted as follows: Presi
dent Andrew {. Gray; Directors H. Pratt
Mckean, John f. Giipin, Thomas y. Bid
die. Isaiah V. Williamson, Chas II. Hutch
inSon, Edwin Swift, .. Scull, Manlon i.
Hutchinson, John K. Baker, GustavuS S.
Bensol, Charles rutiiil, James G. Fisher
Henry C. Ford, and Joseph +. Gillingham
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

road and its Western traffic: also of it, ~
en>ions WeS; and South. S!caking ii The
Philadelphia, Wilmington and iititiinore
:.itr11I matter, he referred to the. n",ofia-
s"Ha that had been carried on iinr Us par
Ii.t>t and the subsequent purcha~" by the
'cnm~yt"auia Railroad, and the drFerniin;i-
t,uild a view 1iue between Baltimore and
Philadelphia. He referred TO the delays Of
he Baltimore AMI Ohio trains hv the PENN
ylvauia Central rs forcing the building of
he new road The sanction of the board
vas given to the contemplated road, Il m"-
ION by Mr.. George Il. Berry TO build Il road
rom Baltimore to Philadelphia being unaii-
'mously adopted.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
Wanamaker'S Balloon

Envous rivals in business have repeat
etly and oft predicted thar John Wanamak-
er's business would some day unexpectedly y
''go up i'll 4 balloon With his character
iStic enterprise, however, he has always and
hahitualjy disappointed their predictions.
1t is It way he has 10 dSappoint his rivals,
hut never his customers. While Nh Wan,-
maker doesn't propose 10 allow bis business,
10 go up in Il balloon, " he does Il = his; adj
vcrtisemcnts higher " than any other live
business man. His latest plan is to send up
IL balloon containing an order for Il suit of
clothes, 10 be given the person ca!:trrir"
it on its descent. The .N1lWiag .NeirS thus
writes OF its tight in Wilmington;
The ascension of Nanamaker adyertis-
ing balloon from he roof nt Finley, Garrrt
< Wilson'S warehouse, created quite A stir
among the bows and girls. and quite a Gniu-
Der of older aud slgrr heads We're mixed up
with the crogv't assent hlctt To see its depart
,.re The balloon was white of oilra silk,
cnCaSrd in d network. and ahDIt ten feet
hv eleven feet, covered with hiG letters. II
was Initiated and allowed L. escape 4 little
after = O'Clock, and Immediately bounded
up to light Of 900 ,-et, and shrerea
away rapidly in the ,iife'1i"n Of New -'er-
sey. but apparently Influenced by the recol-
lection that one man IN hat STATE had al
ready found u balloon. il suddenly changed
its course to r!earlv due north. and when
last seen was about 1000 feet high, and max
ing :, bee line for Oak Hail. evidently ticlllc,:
at the crrvrd of small urrhinS rushing down
Fourth street as if their hearts would break,
the prnSnect fora suit OF clothes all the while
gcttingdinmeran;td DINNER. The wltchman
on tie Branlywine railroad bridge got ol;t
his telescope and watched the tiny speclS rs
long as he could keep orc eye shut and the
other at the hole, but finally gave it NJ i'll
despair Those small boys who Were rt-
cDuragel by heir economical !'apas to chase
tit. balloon and get the suit of clothes, are
now on the lookout for something more
nrDIuisin~
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
A New Enterprise.

Mr.. w L. Nelson, calinet-maker, who
has fora number Of years carried ON his
business in the building in the rear of the
" Eiurn Block, ;" on Main street, in conse-
iucnc" Of his growing business, feeling him
self crImpea for room. and too far removed
from the business center has determined
to remove and enlarge liis quarters. To
that end he has leased /, ht. lot on Main street
btlongingto Mr.. W. II. Eder, and adjoining
he store Of Mr.. James iIaweS, where he
Will, at I'm carly day, erect u large and con-
venient warehouse tor the accommodation
of his rra'ie. Mr.. Nielsen. i "A thorough mas
ter of his business, and turns ont some ct
the finest work in his line made.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

CRAwFoRD.--On the morning of the 9TH
ult., at the residence of he: father. Ill
French street, Wilmington, Del, Flor nda
Maggie Galbraith Crawford, only daughter
of John H. and Maggie \. Crawford, aged
ii years, 10 months and - days.
ElDDLE.-0n saturday night, 2Sth OF
May, of scarlet fever, after Short bur pain
tul illness, Arthur Mitchell, eldest son OF
i, H., and \. X. Biddle, aged 3 years,
months and 10 days.
''rhe sweetest rose amid the bowers
We pluck from Oft the parent bough,
So angels Gull the fairest flowers
To deck a Savior's brow"
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
\ Total Eclipse OF The Moon

On the morning Of Sunday, june 12,-to-
morrow-there viii he 4 total eclipse of the
moon. II viii begin at ten minutes past
twelve in the morning, or ten minutes past
midnight, and tie moon will pass entirely
in;o the darkness at twelve minutes pas
one She will be Cbscurcd one lour and
twenty-one minutes, and will therefore ap,
pear on the opposite side at thirty-tlirrc
past two. ;sih viii pass entirely "f}t of tl4"
shadow At tlir;y-tive minutes past three
o'clock in th- morning.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
Exchange of Bridges.

1t is understood that the County Com
missioners have determined to remove
the iron bridge now spanning the Elk
creek at the foot Of Bridge street. in this
town, TO the Far creek crossing. and re-
place it with a new substantial draw
bridge. This is an improvement long
needed and anxiousiy looked for by many
of our citizens.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

There is perhaps no tonic offered To the
people hal possesses is III llCn real IN rlnSlc
value as the Hop Filters. just AT this sea-
son of the year, when the stomach needs an
appetizer, OF the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest aud best remedy is Hop Ritters.
An ounce OF prevention is worth Il pound "i
cure: don't wait until You are pro>trated by
a disease thlt IN " axe months for you to
recover in.--RoSi0R Globe.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
Sale Of Port Deposit Property.

The Port Deposit Building Association,
by J. c. Hindman, auctionccr, last week.
sold at public sale the following properties:
The bakery in Port Deposit, formerly ocru-
pied by Mr.. Leo. Sitzlcr, tor 81 900 4 brick
house for $50; :, frame dwelling al Jack
SoEtewn, occupied ty Mr.. lias>on, and con
tanning five acres, for Sl.:i; housr at Row
IaidSyiIle, to William Cooling, for 22l5.
Mr.. }. Tome purchased the three other prop