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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
A Fashioale Wedding.

Mr.. L. 4. MJgg; formerly Of Cecil, but
now of Kent couniwas married, on Wed
nestlay evening of:t week, in s.. Ann
Church, at Middlwn, Del, 10 Miss Mary
W. Cochran, of Dware. The bride was
dressed in white letap en- train, silk cor
sage, low nrra SHIRT sleeves, veil fas-
tened around Lo,ead, Will. 4 wreatl, If
orange blossomSIhe bridesmaids were
becomingIy dres. III white They were
the Misses Cochr sisters of the bride, and
Miss Lord, of usa. The groom looked
we'll, attircd ms full black suit, with
tie and gloves. he groomsmen were the
Messrs. Morgan Kent county; Miller, of
dressed in full FIX suits, There were two
ushers, but beif stranger To the company
did not ieaFfeir names. 4 fter the GER
einony, the coIsny proceeded to the resi-
dence Of the b-'s father, when the usual
form of congriatlon was gone through
with, Then @ere all invited to 4 table
laden with gcthings for the inner man.
The companion dispersed and left Mr..
Morgan to tahis bride to his residence in
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On Tuesday afternoon a fast freight train
on the Delaware Railroad broke Il coupling
at kirkwood, dropping behind eight cars in
Il deep cut near the curve at State Road
Station. The engineer ran back to recouple
the ears, and while thus engaged was run
into by Il local freight train, which had been
passed at Kirkwood. The crash was ire
mendous. The advancing engine, deserted
10y the engineer and tireman-who jumped
in time to save their lives--plowed through
the rear car. which was. in turn telescoped
into the one next tot. The engine Law tilted
on its side. while in its wake fragments and
cars Of various descriptions were piled up
twenty feet in height. In one of the cars on
Top We're half a dozen live pigs. The engine
WAS compile wreck, and no less than eigh-
teen cars We're more OF less shattered 1t was
soon afterwards discovered that "A man was
buried in the ruins Of the train. He wis
pinned TO the earth, with his lower extrem-
tiles crushed beneath an upturncd gondola
car. Three jacks We're vainlv used TO lift
the mass from the groanil. man, and he
WAS finally eXtricated by digging ont the
earth beneath him, He gave his name As
Michael Kane, of Red Bank, y. j., tramp
who had been stealing ride. He was taken
to Mlddletown, apparently in IL diving con.
dtion. The debris of engine and cars com
pefely blocking up lie track, and it was
midnight before the road was in order for
the passage of trains.
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DR.. Bsgby's Lecture.

y good audience was present To hear the
"tomic Side OF Negro Life by Dr. Bagbv,
on Mondly evening, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The doctor is Il Nirginian by birth and edu-
cation. Having been raised on Il plan.a-
ton, where all the labor hot h of field and
house was performed by slaves, his oppor-
tunties ID study the negro character were
excellent. In fact, tie doctor said all his
early associates were coored persons He
spoke for 4 few minutes OF the various
characteristics of the col0red man, and then
launched olt into anecdotes, some of which
were of 4 character 10 greatly alnuse the
listener, The doctor initiates very natu-
rally the peculiar dialect of the Sonthern
darkey, aud cahsad much merriment there
by. tie kept his audience in Il good hulnor
fn: OYER an hour. He lectured in Chesa-
peake City, on Tuesday evening
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4 LADY'S S0LlLOQlJY
TIME-Janaal! and February,
PLA "a. Is
SUBJEUE-as follows;

Now let ne thipE: The Holidays are
oyer, and for these two months | really
believe ! shall have rqgG t,u,. l;;,"n dur
ing any part Of The y..-. IN March and
April spling dress goods will come out, 30
my time will be taken up then, and I'm
sure | don't want to have much on hand
when warm weather comes; so Il lust
sec what l need for lIou,ekeeplag, e, the
things ready, and mahs them up.
There aresheef+, piliass- cases, and per
haps some ether agtIGlcs fer bedding t., =
! must have supply Of t,ble-cloths, ..ai'-
ns,towels, and-and-Qh ! 4 coed many
things, 80 III sand q PeS,,. card ior Il
@to&scksger'. Rygt LIST, and see what
y. want. Ii l so to the c!ty can ,acn
have my memorandum made ur, end II
don't 60 I'll order by letter, as hayv
done before, and get promptly j"s. wnat
| want at the same prices that | - d. !
pay if in person.
"Of course somethipg. f43I, lo, h. ,>:
erccihT Us 2EHec. y, 50 ln;:st rc'i D..
oriei 10 a slorc that will let he ex,A.r.
or will pay my money back II | want u
To do this, and have the gr"atcrtlai,
Of goods In any one establishment IL t.
United States 10 select from, | ~.
address my postal cad 'IoGs WA:;A
sIAKER, GRAND DEPOT, PHjLA1r5"lt.,
There, .aihG Ge2i ..5ri,1,:;' Tvs, Ia.'i'
a gG.+4 tinje il i.,ake W ante-wear, l.,
SO Il add to my postal ard ~ a.
c., U11dcroccGr Prjc< al.
won't be cheaper tc
and save all
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DIED.

J"HNsoN.-On Monday evening, Febru-
airy "A, in Philadelphia, of congestion of the
lungs, Eliza w, wifi of Thomas 4. John
son and daughter Of the late James and
Mary Crawford.
MCCALL.-Near Red Lyon, Del, on the
ll'h instant, John w. Mccall, in the S3rd
year OF his aye.
B"rCHELLE.-ln New York, on Wetines
day, Feb. ., William T.. .Jr., only child of
William I. and Mary L. Bouchelle, aged :
months and days
TErITT.-In Dover on the 10th instant,
Solomon Truitt, aged - years.
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Attempted Robbery.

On Monday night last, about one o'clock,
as colored man was passing Wells provi-
sion store, on Main Street, h noticed the
back door was open, and suspecting some
thing wrong aroused Mr.. Wells. He went
to the store and found that the bacl. door
had been broken open by burglars, but that
they had been frightened away before they
had secured any booty. No doubt an exten-
sive raid WAS intended, as the goods kept
Off by hand, and it is thought that Il two
horse wagon seen near there about the same
time WAS intended to be used i'll carry away
the rlundrr Il world he a dangerous bus
iuesS for trm TO try it again.
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THE ii. L. CHI RCll.
The Unusual Revival SsI-vi:.s There.

\ short time lciore Christmas, III" Young
minister in chnrer of the Methodist Episco-
,ai church. in This town--the Esv. Mr.
ivery-determined To inalagurate Il series
extra meetings or revival services, feeling
10 doubt that the church needed something
If the kind to awak ell it, He had been its
,aster but short time and he himself bur
Young in the ministry. Besides he came to
his charge under rather unusual and EN-
harraSsing circumstances. The congregation
md its former pastor--or rather the maor
part of the congregation-bei unable to
harmonize had separated, not in the best
of feeling either il is t" be presumed; and
he had been sent here by the Presiding
Elder to take the place OF one OF the oldest
md best ministers in the conference To say
shat the church was cold at this time, is
stating no more--nor in fact as much-aS
he true state of affairs warrant. 1t waS,un-
deniably in chilly, shiverins condition.
spiritually.
\ revival was needed. and the young
preacher felt it, and he determined to under
take it. But little encouragement was given
him at first, many surprising it TO he an i'm
possibility-popular speaking-and waste
of energy. Mr. Avery, however, persevered,
and from a small and disceuraging begin
ming, the meeting has grown to one of more
than usual interest and of unexpected re-
suits. Over fifty persons have presented
themselves for prayer, and bet ween thirty
and forty have protested conversion. Mr..
Avery seems to be revivaliSt of more than
ordinary force. and power, and has conduct
ed the meeting in an admirable manner.
At this time, after some seven weeks con
tinuarce, instead of ab.ting in interest, it
seems to he gaining power daily, and each
evening acreSsions are made 70 the number
at the altar We remember but three or
four meetings ever held In this town sur
passing this one in the amount of apparent
GOOD done and of none have we ever heard
started under less tattering circumstances.
Certainly this should be gratifying entry
to the credit of the young preacher on the
ledger of his conference. l nder the minis
try of Mr. Avery, the old church once more
enjoys the promise Of some of its former
spiritual life and vitality.
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ScurrilouS Valentines.

St Valentines day was generally observed
Nby the young folks in this vicinity, the num-
Der Of tender miSsiyeS passing through the
post office heing largely in excess of that Of
previous years. Generally speaking, the
Valentines sent this year We're of the highly
poetic and profusely illustrated type. In a
neghhoring community, however, a per-
feet carnival of the SrurrlouS type, called
Comic " Valentines, is reported. In very
many cases the Senders of these secret mis-
siveS, inspired by malice or envy, intended
them as a means of wnundiug the feelings
of men and women under the sl,elterin. pro-
t-ctipn of nclr sam mails, It is aniyers-
ally conceded that the writer Of an anony-
n0HS letter is Il mean person. Certainly
under the cover Of the luaiis is very little
better. We are prompted To say this by n
note lying before uS. in which the writer,
deprecating the practice of sending comic
Valentines, rcgarlin. them in many in
stances as vehicles of IGalirc rather than of
fun, says: . Almost every one in this town
tines, very many OF them being intended to
wound the feelings Of those to whom they
were addressed 1t is gratifyin. to state
that our local dealers report the sales of
this low class Of Valentines US very small
this year.
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Religious Intelligence.

Thirteen persons were admitted into full
membership in the NJ. +: Church of this
town, on Sunday evening last.
Six persons were confirmed by bishop Lay
at Trinity Church, last Sunday evening
Rev. Albert w. Parry. of Philadelphia,
will preach in the Elkton +. NJ. Church, on
Thursday evening next, 9th inst.
At Crouch's Chapel at 81: o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, Rev. Ir. Avery will
preach.
lev. }. G. Weaver, of the West Nir-
sinia Conference, will preach at Zion NJ. f.
Church, on Saturday, 18th inst. and Rev.
DR.. Matlack on Sunday, 9th. Services
eNch day 1T 1870 \. NJ. This being QUAR-
terly meeting occasion 10y s,ior Gircuir, the
quarterly conference will be held immed-
.t'eiy after the Saturdays sermon and the
usual love feast on Sunday morning, at 9
o'clock. \ good time expected. All are
invited
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More Conference Gossip.

The Wilmington .No,niRg Ne,rs gives the
following, upon the authority of a semi-otfi-
cia source, and which, therefore, must be
entirely reliable gossip:
l.. c. Matlack, ID. d., Presiding Elder of
Wilmington district, having served two
wears creditahly, will serve his time or, if
health permits There will he only three
changes in this district, because of limita-
ton of time namely: At ST. Pauls. Brandy
wine and Cherry Hill-but for other real
sons some changes will be made. The mem
berS of ST. Paul'S are i'll quandary as to
whom to get. Mr. NJ. \. Richards, of New
Castle, is talked of, bur, having served that
place SO well, he will, i'll all likelihood, re-
main. Rev w. +. Walton will likely sue
coed DR. Caldwell. AS administer he is not
surpassed by any i'll the conference. Joseph
Robinson, of Camden, Del, will probably
succeed f f.. White, of Braniywine, and
Mr. White will take the place OF I. b. Hun
ter, at Cherry Hill. jam France, one of
the reliable men, earnestand efficient, will
remain ut Newark, Del. Newport will pos
sibly change her pastor and in that case
Rev. w. II. Hutchin, Odessa, will sue
coed Rev. j. ID. Rigg. lev. Vaughn Smith
and w. f. Avery changed places some weeks
since, Mr.. Smith going t, Mt. Lebanon, and
' y
appointment, and Mr.. Merry is still enjoy
ing single blesSednesS. This NAV prevent
his remaining at ElktoL But his success
there has been such that he powers that be
may appoint him tor neA year. NJ. Avery
is Il young man of greatpromise. Charles
town. Md, will change ler pastor, and T.
H. Macnchol will be acceeded there by
Rev. L. X. Stevenson, arising young min
lister.
The following appointments will not likely
be disturbed: l.. w. Layieid Bethel, Md:
J. w. Hammersley, Cheapeakc City, Md:
W. b. Gregg, Bethel, P;; j. NJ. Williams,
(now temporary supply Claymont, Del;
John Shilling, Christian, Del. w. +. Tai
bot, Delaware City and Port Penn: e. s.
Conoway, Elk Neck, NJ: q. w. Wilcox,
Mt. Pleasant, Del: 7. | Tomkinson, Mt
Salem, Del; {. +. Shepard, North East,
Ga new church will be bilt here in accord
ance with Mr.. Sheppai's habiD; n NJ.
Browne, Port Deposit, NJ; ID. T. Waddell,
Red Lion and GlasgowDel.: }. ID. Kemp,
Rising Sun, Md; Chaos Hill, Asbury, /
Wilmington; j. O. Syperd, st. Georges.
and Summit Del; Edw;rl Davis, Epworth,
Wilmington: q. w. Mir, Grace Church, I.
Wilmington: =. Fl. Rvlins, Scott. Will
lEinston; \. u. Davis, Dn Circuit. Md.
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The County Commissioners.

The Commissioners were in session on
Tuesday, engaged mainly in correcting the
assessment for the next levy.
Accounts were passed as follows $. g..
Foard, Jr., Constable, So Maryland Hos
pital for inmates from Cecil county, 81 SEC; :
TO; 5. 5. Rambo, hardware, SS.3l; Il. I. c.
Crouch, livery, Sl1; j. f. Alexander & Bro,
hardware, $500; p. c. Strickland, pump
for Jail, sjl.95; j. f. Logan, bridge repairs,
Sl2.54.
b. Il. Logan, Collector Fifth district 1872
J. appeared and 1Hi'te satisfactory sept eli, eat
OF his account.
Collectors account passed: J. +. REYNOLDS
Seventh, 1877, dog tax; Alpheus Crothers,
Eighth, 1889, county and dog tax
The iron bridges over North East and
Principle creeks, recently erected by l.. W
Finley, agent of the Wrought Iron Bridge
Company Of Canton, Ohio, wers reported
completed according 20 contract and the
treasurer ordered to settle with Mr. Finley
Ordered, That I'll persons presenting bills
against the county be required TO show the
order of he Commissioners or their agents
for each item.
Sheep awards passed; John T. Rowland,
., VIM. Wade, Sll.5Oi Geo. II. f;row
The Boald viii meet again on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday of next week to
complete the correcting Of the assessment.
~ Wanted-for the Cash or Trade
Country Lard. laEEst.
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The cause OF the difficulty at the gas
works, by virtue OF which our town was
gasless for four days this week--froIp Sat
Nrdal until Wednesday ,-Was discovered
Oh the LATER day hy an expert from the
wilmington gas works 1t was far differ
ent froRl what was generally thought, be-
ing simply rent III hole .ori, in the side of
the . HOLDER and very near the top, out of
which the Jas poured as fast as made The
hole was made by the tearing away of the
frame on which the understanding on
the columns which support the holder
We're SET. IT was rivitGi ~ the side of the
holder, and, when it tthe holder) fell pretty
nearly down, the wheel jumped the track
and became wedged in between the column
and track. When the holder fell further.
the whole weight of the tank came upon
the wheel frame, tearing it away from the
Eaidrr, and will, it a l,ieIe Of .he suite nf
the same, making a hole about an inc h snl
a half in diameter, and out of this the gas
escaped.
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A Visiting Rector.

Rector of Trinity p. f. Church, has been
spending the past week in Elkton. If the
number of invitations TO partake of the hos
pitality of old friends he any evidence of
the estimation in which he is held by his
former parishioners, he need have no regret
at having prolonged his visit here. Al
though his visit was not one of a purely
social character, he having come to follow
to the grave one greatly beloved 10y him,
yet among such Il large circle of friends as
that enjoyed by Mr. Skinner in his old con-
gregation, it could not have been otherwise
than socially pleasant
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
The PHILADELPHIA Election.

The official returns of the election held
in Philadelphia, on Tuesday last, show
the following to be the total vote for
Mayor. City Solicitor and Receiver OF
Taxes:
King. (indepeldent Dem. } for Mayor
received -, ~ votes: Stokley, Rep.. J
12.5S9 votes.
For City solicitor. VIM. Nelson West.
(Rep..J received 5Gs2 votes. Edward
K. Worrell, (Dem., 60. $50 votes.
For Receiver of Taxes. John Hunter.
Rctorm. received IS, 30 votes; George
G. Pierre. G., GA votes.
kin% $ majority over Stockley, 5.53S.
West 5 majority over Worrell. - S62.
Hunter $ majority over Pierre, %. 621.
The Reform element in the city coun-
ellis will be strong enough to carry out
the will of the people.
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Tributes of Respect.

III, .,,;
''''''"'''"S W ''''ol''e" ny
me "'hIfv OF ST john : st Il meeting held
on Monday, February llth. 1881:
with ,les, r.crn, I'D .r.',, - niai
of MIR Henry II Wirt nm AIrn,nus ~ 49,
COLLEGE and for some nm. an i,,strn,.,,. -,
this institution. 40
ReSnIre9. That while we submit with en-
tire resignation 10 Gods holy will ,nI IN.
lieve that all is we'll with onr d.n,rt,.d
brother. vet we mourn b-rauSe we sb,ll
miss his gentle manners and hi, kind face
in our Colle-e reunions. his manly ,rtirity
his cheering influence and his nrnprnns in'
tert.st in the affairs of.,he ColleTe
Rcx,.Ired. That We, hrortiIv Svmnotb;za
with the atilic1ion and prief of his Family
and trust that they NAV have fuIl helm -
by;,r their sorrow from Him who doth no,
atflict willingly nor rriryr the rbildr,,, Of
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Jht 41soplts 4 ol''n'''
A Correction.

Please ALLOW me TO correct an error
published in your local columns of Satur-
day last. In regard to price of coal at
Rising Sun, it has not sold here at 50 per
ton. nor has it sold at over Sc per ton at
the ward. but for four or five days it sold
at 81 for go lbs. on account OF scarcity
out no one was allowed over l.l2O lbs. at
tins rate as an extreme limit: but now |
am happy to say that have good sup
ply at $i per ton, and no limit in uuan-
tity to regular customers.
Respectfully.
\. l.. DUYCKINCK.
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Ting Oxford IreS$ is sixteen years old
Lewis McCorkle, aged 10 years, met Il
horrible death at West Chester on saturday
last hy falling into the cess pool in the Court
house yard: His hoAy WAS recovered 4 short
TING afterwards.
Andrew II. Scarborough of Hartford
county, rode this Winter in Sleigh lO4
years old.
Seven out of drove of nine cows, that
had wandered upon 4 Montgomery co. Rail-
road were killed by an engine striking them.
The bpiy o. john tenrose, who so mys
ifriously disappeared from his home i.
West Goshen, near Y est Chester, on Christ
Itas night, was found III the meadow Of his
tarther's farm, d few hundred yards from
the residence, last Saturday morning. The
body was in good state of preservation and
frozen; as it had doubtless been ever since
the fall in the snow ON the night when the
unfortunate man left home.
dawson the rebel fla" man who sued
the Rhiladelphia Press, for daT,a.es .;nI LOST
is IN trouble. He is ABOUT to be committed
;ot nov payment of $4,000 costs.
Catherine GiberSon, of Lancaster, Pa,
an old lady on the verge of the grave, re-
fused to die until her friends promised To
have her remains cremated.
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Badly Scalded.

ON Thursday of last week Mr.. Stephen
Brewster, of the well-known firm of Brews-
ter brothers, in the Fourth district, was
badly scalded by the sudden rush of water
into the mills of the firm on the Big Elk
Mr.. Brewster was engaged in the furnace
room at the time, when the ice gorge over
the breast OF the dam suddenly gave way,
flooding the furnace and boilers, and mo-
mcntarily envelopin" him in cloud OF
steam. DIR. Tuft was sent tor, who success
fully treated Mr. Brewster. He was pain
fully, bat lot seriously, injured
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Mr.. EDIToR-I notice in one of tie
daily papers the following item:


daily papers the following item:
/ CHICAGO, Feb. IA suit was brought
to-day by the wife of the well known
artist. III. \. ElkinS, who few years ago
ranked among the best of American
painters, against a saloon keeper and the
owner of the building in which the sa-
I loon is kept, for selling liquor to Mr.
ElkinS. knowing that he was an inebriate.
The damages are laid at SD. 00O Mr..
Elkins has wrecked his reputation. art
and fortune through dissipation. and has
! twice recently been sent to the Bridewell
for drunkenness. His wife claims that
the defendants sold him the liquor which
resulted in that drunkenness and the
subsequent imprisonment and shame.
Scores of cases Of similar kind might
be brought before Cecil county courts.
and the average Cecil jury would be as
likely to give damage for the plaintiff as
the defendant. the State law to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. Suppose some
injured party should try it, If a drug
gist by mistake puts up the wrong medi-
cine and injury follows. the druggist is
held responsible. Ii railroad train by
cause unforeseen jumps the track, the
company is held liable for all damages.
let little town with four churches and
Christian associations and Dorcas Socie-
ties, nc, has nearly half a score of shops
where whisky is sold seven DAYS in the
week with impunity and the States At
torney, Sheriff. Nc., must be cornizant
of the violations of law.
few Sundays since, the writer at
tended one of our churches. when a man
in beastly state of drunkenness entered
and no legal notice was taken of it
Within month 4 workman from man
ufacturing establishment got whisky in
some shape from a shop on the main
street of Elkton and outra9cously abused
an invalid wife. Oh returning home sun
day night. The States Attorney was
notified and the magistrate issued sum-
monses for witnesses and the party was
for selling on Sunday: vet no
States Attorney was at the trial and the .
case was dismissed. Yet people wonder |
why no more manufacturing establish
ments are started in this otherwise favor /,
able locality. As soon locate play .
house for children in a snakes den as
attempt to successfully manufacture any,
thing Ill town where rum shops are
open continually. We would suggest
that the DorcaS Society present their
female apparel to the well paid officials
Of Elkton and enforce the law as some
females i'll Ohio did some time since.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19

.8 We came very near forgetting to
tell the people this week that We still
have great many more goods than we
want: \ line # Dark Dress Goods that
directly will lie out of use for time;, a
few pairs Of Blankets, heavy Woolens:
some heavy Shamls. Caps, Boots and
Overshoes. and quite lot of other
things: any and all of which we are very
anxious to sell, and very little money
will deprive us of their ownership. If
You want real bargains please confer With
us. isTESE
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THE BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MAEKET-
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices are about the same
us last week, better grades being perhaps a
hftle higher. Quotations are rs follows
Best on sale S523aJ.S 81; that generally rated
first quality 81. J0..J.2J: medium or good
fair quality S3.5oa4.5O; extreme range OF
prices S250a.I.S7
MILCH CowS.--Trade is generally slow,
but the demand for prime cows show more
activity: prices S25alj per head, according
to quality.
SwINE.-The demand proved moderately
far, but prices were firm at .liaSIt cents,
SIEEr.-We quote prices at 32,a6 cents,
most of the sales being ut 4l@aja, cents
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For the Inauguration.

Creswell Post, No. 10, q. a. T., are going
to Washington for the inauguration leav-
ing Elkton 1T l.30 a. NJ, March 4th Tick
cts at 4 reduced rate. For further particu-
Jars, apply to John f. Wilson, Elkton, Md
The public is invited