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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-09
Graifu8 3eeo.

0ae ar6bte N 0bellaser Der
'Stltt II rasisniae pes 5erru s. Rsto.
MSbsl aaer Nrt auD palslba in sr6btsr
ausraal su ben nisor'sien preilsa ,u
tatsn unc in Der 5bat tann iecsr @es
lamad bsfristiat wercsn. warlur> uno
S6iai,immsr Ssts faE1! man bsi 9errn
9. 8seD ~ Tatr,fprsien. ba sr lsine MS
tel t,rftt Gus ttn arGbtsu 5atri'rn pss
9anoes be,iett. Ser Neeo bat aubsr-
rem einsn aro6en 8Orrotb BON 1epptcn
unb Wafisn uno ausn la bieiss Sud Elm,
ihlaasno'n @aaren. sDer Wobei trssnp
'pelasr art sstrau&t, tout wobl, 0a on
5errn Nsso gu psupen. 0om GswSbn.
lidften bis gum Nllerfsini ten uub 1beusr=
fen 1T Nlles In fsinem 9!ore gu finten.
1l,80t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-09

Or. 9. Silsbee bat bas Yrphlem se,
lSi, zines Der srSBten 9eioen Der Wteuid=
belt, ndmlid 6dmorrboiben, 5u beilen.
NnafeitS beiBt bas pprtrefflide
Mittel, meldes lh bereits in oielen tau=
ienb, mitunter ben bartnddislten Sdlleu
belplbrt bat. 3. gfeultabter 1t. Co.,
8or 3946, Seem Dcrf, ldiden einem Sc
ben, ber eS cerlanst, Wtuiter unb @e=
traudsanpeiiuns naa alien Ibeilen ber
Ser. ct. foit emf fret. 3u baben lin
alien renommirten Npotbefen. Ndte1
barauf paB bic llnterldrift g. Silsbee
M. . iid auf ieoer Seite ber S4adtel
befiubet,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-09

5bomas einen anoern 5arbisen gla=
mems MeMeans. Ser @toroer wuroe
perbaftet.
= 9ie MiHouri, &anias unb Seras
8abn 1T Bis Georgetopn bermenen
morben.
= Sn 8rDan Der lu6te u. g. Souie
Selbitmorb gu begeben uno i6nitt ii6
nit einem Meiler Die &eble our6. ST
murbe inbeB s bon tpeiteren 8erlu6eu ab=
gebalten, uno man bofft auf feline Ges
neiung.
-Sn Souifon fane man in einem
Tra6tpagen Der Snternationalbabn,
Der nit &oblen6l gelaben mar, einen
Sramp, Der felt 7 Sagen eingelblonen
unb fat berbungert mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-09

s 9a es in Nri5ona mebr Mdnner
als Grauen gibt, 10 befommen bort felblt
Moroerinnen gbemdnner. Qis5ie @al=
lagber iaB i'm Gefdngnilie tpegen Soot=
f6lags; auf eine 8ittidrift Der ginmob=
net BON Dunia ie0D9, tpelbe bom ber=
urtbeilenoen &i6ter nit unter5ei6net
mar, tpurbe iie bom @ouberneur Sre=
mont begnaoigt unb freigelaiien, neil
Elm vtpiiroiger Mann" CD 1ie au beira=
then tpiini9te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-09
3ega 8.

* SIN Senat ipurben Die folgeloen
8iGs angenommen: Gum S6ub bes
Milbes unb ber Slide; Die GiIenbabn=
-fabrpreiie auf 8 Gents per Meile berab=
suieben; gum G9ub bes Maloes; sur
&egulirung Der mebicinii6en unb Npp=
tbefer=Yraris; einen She'll ber Offentlt=
den 2dnbereien fir Das 9(derbau College
in 8rpan gu reierpiren; 8eifimmungen
gu treHen fir ben Gerfauf ber Snbianer=
&eierbation. Sm 9auie rei6te Nnber~
ION ben Yrotelt bon gerar Gountp ein
gegen GrlaB bes YrobibitionsgeleBes.
Ser semeini6aftlide 8ei6luB,
ben Smpprt uno ben 8erfauf aleobol=
baltiger @etrdnfe gu perbieten, tpurbe I'M
Senat porlaufig auf ben Sid gelegt.
= Ser Weiterbau Der MfiNouri Ya=
cifiebabn 1T Bis auf 3 Wteilen pon
@reenDiQe DOaenDet.
Dilliam 8rap, ber per16tpultbene
gigentbiimer Der 2anbtitel, pel6e in
einem iibelberii6tigten 9auie gu Dallas
gefunben murben, bat ii6 ipieber elm
geitellt unb forbert iein @igentbum
3uriid. ST giebt an, baB linn bic 9itel
aus ieinem Sotel geitoblen 'murben.
= 8pn g4aco miro beri6tet, baB
SaD @oulb Orber gegeben babe, bic
Qlrbeiten an ber Wtiiiouri Yacificbabn
einsuteqen, Bis bas S9idlal ber por
Ser 2egislatur befinbli6en @iienbabnbill
enti6ieben lei.
- 9luf ber Santa Sc @abn BEL Gir=
ginia Point geriet5 Elm aus 18 NIT
SaumwOae gelabenen @agen beltebenz
Der 3ug in 8ranb. @be man bas 5euer
l0i6en fonnte, maren 100 8allen mebr
Doer tpeniger be16dbigt.
- 9as Sngenieureorps Der Stem
Oorf, 5eras unb Merifo @iienbabn bal
BON benz OireftDrium AM 5. b. 81. tele=
grapbiI6e Mnpeiiuns erbalten, nit benz
Bau Der eriten 25 Meilen BON &i6monb
aus su beginner.
= Oie republifanii6en 9elegaten 3ur
ftdbtiI6en GonDention in 9aaas iperber
Elm pollitdnbiges Sidet fir bic Wiunici=
palipabl aufiteaen.
= Sn Sill @ountp bat li6 ein Sop
pelmorb ereisnet. Mfan fanb bic beioer
Briiber Mllen unb gSilliam Sans er=
morbet unb bic 2eiebe bes 2ebtern auBer.
benz perbrannt. Ser @erba6t rubt aui
W. s. Sullipan, s. 8rDmn uno Sobt
&ennebp. 9ieielben itanben unter be,
Nnflage oes 8iebbiebitabls unb bic Brit
ber Cams maren als 3eugen gegen fl
aufgetreten. 200 8iirger bur9itreifel
bas @ountp unb iu6en bic M0rber.
1 : Sn Der Ndbe BON Dorftopn ia
lib Mm. Mners, Elm junger smanSigiab
riger Wanl, bur6 3nfall eri6Dhen, 81
erbielt einen S6rOtIhuB aus ieiner 6lin
te ins @efi1t.
Die Sausbil, tpel6e bas @eleb il
8etref Der Snipeftion BON S6afel
amenoirt, wurbe i'm Senat ongenom
men.
= Cine S6ieBerei ereignete lif il
8renbam. 8. &nittel uno Elm Manl
aus Burton 9amens Sobnion i6OIiel
aui chamber. Gnittel erbielt eine'
S6uB in ben 2eib uno SobniOn tparo
ins 8ein geidolien.
= Gin 6arbiger, Der am Sonnabenl
bon 8renbam ipegritt, ipuroe bon einen
anoern Garbigen unterwegs ilberiallel
uno gei6o6en.
!, - eSn Yaleitine erIfoB Der 6arbig
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-09
&lusbeit unb IGbt9tei

Scpfea= 8itters. 10 bduiis anse5eist III
alien 3eitunsen, melt iden uno relisiDlen
baben einen sroBen Serfauf uno erieeen
ale anperen Webi3inen. Die Eusenoen
Der 5rpfea> >pfan3e iino nidt gu lausnen,
unb bic gisentbiinter BON pieiem Bitters
baben srobe alusbeit uno sdbisteit BE.
belpieien III Der 3uIammenleeuns zines
8itters, ceilsn Su3encen 70 auseni idein
liA iino fiir pas ause zines ieoen yeo.
badters. .-Wedielblatt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
TIE NOMINEE FOR COMPTROLLER

Iaon1s Gorauch, Esq, of Frederick.
W., on Wednesday last. was nominated
J. ,i,c Republicans of Maryland for th.
~ responsible position Of State Comp
Her. is a very prominent and highly
q tlCmed citizen of Western Maryland
nose selection should be at this time
5,iir gratifying to the tax paying classes
o. tic State. Mr.. Gorsucit is man of
Mrs. Il gentleman of recognized admin
,raiivc ability. universally esteemed for
J personal worth. and would bring into
fn Office for which he has been nomi-
..a-tG Il ripe experience i'll financial man
acrt. lie was a farmer i'll early life.
about fifteen years ago moved to
. .gstricl< City, at which time he received
+. appointment &c collector Of Internal
-aVe un6ue the General Government,
y. ~. PETITION IS held :o4 several years.
s-as Z, member of the Maryland Leg
are in 1866, and in 49,; was elected
< If the circuit court for Frederick
which position he held for six years,
he administration of that Office
LIE very popular with tinsa doing
ness with his Office. He is at present
tile President of the First National Bank
1 frederick City.
Ne can confidently ask of the voters
a. Cecil county their support Of Mr..
c. Hch. The urgent necessity for q
al change in the financial policy of
state is apparent to every intelligent
in Maryland. The opportunity nos
to place IL the important position
.qe EFF financial at6oer of the State a
.islnan Of integrity and ability. and
oua who, in the language sf the prpini,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
AN EXTRAORDINARY SEPTEMBER

Tile thermometer has not registered as
i-h temperature il September before
n ten years ti& N the past month and
is doubtful if the avera.~ /. r!;erature
nigh as thi; year for several decades
!l.c hottest day Of tbr month was the
irh, when the Thermometer registered
l0l degrees. Ga the atls il was s. de
sireS. on the Goth il wa+ degree, iii.
THERMOMETER has registered a tcrl,prra-
-Hre III % degrees nr more lh September
nut four times before III the LAST ten Years.
III 1872 there WAS Il September day OF 935
:e2ree>. III 1874 one Of 80 degrees. in
ISIS one o. 80 degrees, a,ai i, 1873 ane
- degrees. But the past nI,llti il,
|, be regarded Us extraordinary because
It's hi@i! average tenn sra;uie mule
iia:! because Of ITS Iiayi,is three dars
When the the. ..-.;tnccrr registered tenn
)ti'ture exceeding ., ,..- res. 1t has
,een Il month wlicii s.ot,!,l have been
."isiut(tu ioJ Hiitltl TIE name al Jult
II August. Even its 1ailliall-wla:
nrie hts i.tll ni il-I,..> u,1 GONG in
slow steady storm. i9!i' IA II IA j, ms
- were expected but did NJ, ...3il8e iass
\lril. hatlam Mature must to have got
ner chronology mixei this Year. and So
he sent us September WHEN we expect
ed April, and she gave Us April in place
If September.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
THE PRESIDENT IN EARNEST.

President \ thur, urinf. hnt couci e
md comprehensive, inau ;ural, gave e.
neciaI prominence 10 his own and tit
nations mourning over the loss oi' hi
predecessor. i'll language whose earnest
neS~ attestcd its sincerity. In ld'EIti"n
il gave explicit pledges as To the vig"r
ms prosecute ION of the Star Rmte plum
'er"rs. originated By Gariield's direct
orders.
The proceedings begun bv information
ii Washington. prove that these PLEDGES
we're honestly made and will he raithful''
anl fearleSsly carried ont. Under the
direction of the able counsel for tao GOV
nrnment. one as the eases against Brad
md others. which would otherwise h"v"
come under the statute of limitations.
was taken mp and proceedings hv inf"r-
nation. instead of indictments were. Con
he first time. reSorted to in the District
rf Columbia. The ease is representative
in its character. being based on st 1te-
nentS Of the evidently corrupt raising OF
'ommensatinn to nail contractors. and
will afford Il good test of the power %
the government to punish that sort of
>wndling. Col. Bliss said to a cores
'~ndent Of the n Y TriGuhs. that he
believes the testimony in the case will be
sufficient to send every one of the accused
nlrtits Ia the pe,itentiary and that the
government is ready TO proceed at any
time.
As it has been asserted by the " Y.
World and other inuauaIs that Dorsey
will escape prosecution hr reason of lis
prominence as a politician and OF his
relations with Gen. AGthar during the
Presidential campaign. the TriJ"ae cor
respondent asked Col. Bliss: "What is
being done in regard to Dorsey to
which he rerlicd:
am glad you asked that question. be
.s,l>e it would occur to almost every ona
,pnn hearing of the proceedings against
S.ady and others. | am working on
Dorsey case now and shall take some
# the papers t" New York with me. lie
VII be attended to next. The President
- very much i'll earnest in the matter.
uid is determined +" push every guilty
nan to the wall. Dorsey will be prose
'uted with rs much vig"r as any of the
,thers.
Not the least Important satisfaction t"
De derived from this statement is the
proof it gives that the President will
know neither friends. nor fellow part-
sans. nor fivorites. in the futilment of
he stern duties imposed nn him. not by
my mau favor but by the act OF God.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
THE PRESIDENr BLED TO DEATH

Such is the fact established by the Gel
abrated autopsy at Z be1on. the report
e which is not to he ready until the
middle of next month. l.u, tic substance
y which l. com .nniiir II tn" public
~ the Philadelphia Iinox Dr. Wood
ward has in his cllstu.l, Il section n:' the
nd other ,ii>>ecEe.l organs. AMI they
nay be pi.niilct',i in ..,tttt. The. ti.t-
grams %! the wrl',t: .,nt II the ptIt> 1T
he late i'rr>i lent body ala cite! b 1t
tt" III process a. pr"ptgaiim. auI the
Utmost care Will ba .-Nrrcl~t.ii " pro
iucin- Il work which " iii l.. iptpiIlgli'fe
t. til, c"inmnn pe"pl" as well a. /" Tia"
n.dic,;l profession. aud convincing 10
Doth. The >prngy substance. locking
Ike a piece ot porcorI when WAS taken
from the lungs, and which Dr. B.ryIffon
declared Is be an ah>cesS. is i'll possession
II DR.. Woodward, and ii is said that It's
examination will be f.tta! to DR.. Huin-
ta'l professional reputation il he per
lists III attacking tl,t autopsy upon Stt"h
lata rs he has heretofore used as the
.,,rifI'ldti''n for his charges.
The three primary facts h be present
Il by the report are. first. hat the "ouI,d
vas inevitably mortal: :>ecpu,l. that SIP
ic cnnditi ms threatening he PATIENTS lie
were recognized by the surgeons aim ,<t
rom the start. and third that in NJ
manner could the ball have been located
" taken out b. any sort Of surgical uI,er-
ton without killing the patient. The
conclusion is irresistible that the presnr
vatinn OF the patient life SO long is to be
attributed to the marvellous Skill of his
treatment, Ills t. be demonstrated. too.
shat embolSm of ti.a heart could not
ave caused death. as DR.. Iialn:nohd de
:iarcs it did. and it is to ho irrcfutaDiy
shown that death resulted from perifon-
al hamorrhaG2 from one OF more lliptur-
ed arteries The President 81, ii /" death
int rially. and iiuman SKILL gould not
lstve saved him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
THE CAMBRIDGE CONVENTION.

The recognition OF Cecil county by the
selection of Hon. John \. J. Creswell as
he presiding officer of the Republican
s,tate Convention, on Wednesday last, is
timely indication of the popular appre-
.tiOn Of an honest and highly esteemed
zen. The unamim!ty of sentiment
i characterized the act, constituted
~ = real value og the honor conferred on
Re man. There IS, However, greater
4cGnce ard broader meaning ii the
e&.io:s Ian the mere compliment to an
-.'..t,l'lt,5,l II 10 the county he represents.
- means that the great body Of MARY
nd Republicans intend to rele5ate to Il e
sscuiity of private life the self-consti-
fted party leaders who by virtue of II c
>,'eral patronage they have had the
over 10 dispense, have for years thought
i-lclr special prerogative to dictate tie
3t'ey OF the Republican party i'll Mary
and. 1t means the correction of the
sases of the ''one-man power" wieIdt d
tae representatives, OF the Baltimore
-..te5ic0H and the Custom House Clique,
aetter auxiiiaries to day of the Demo-
attic party in Maryland. than adherents
'. the party of whose principles they al
he pretended advocates. 1t means that
ne control of the party organization in
'.aryiand shall be placed iii safer and
cleaner hands. and that it's patronage
Ill be dispensed i'll the building up of
.ublicanism in Maryland and not for
a personal emolument of those in whose
-ujS it may temporarily ie reposed.
means the dawninG of a better era il,
a'as land Repuhlicanism, III which, with
.ri.icd methods of party management.
can consistently claim the support of
.GHcsJ men. The character of the men
rh' control d party is Enthusiastically
~ tuped upon the organization itself.
5sly Wand Republicans demand better and
ri.I leaders. III the promise OF a speedy
g vation Of the party standard lies the
aspect Of q Republican revolution in
l3.llHll
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
DEMOCRACY DISRUPTED.

Like the party all over the State. tn,
Democracy OF Qieen AnncS is falling 10
pieces from the weight of political cor
rnlti"n. \ meeting of the dissatisfied
Democrats of Queen Au.t ) county, was
held ut C.ntrcviIle Tuesday AFTERNOON.
rhe Record says:
About one hundred persons. repre-
>cntlng all phases ct local puiltcs, as
~cmhicd. snulr ~ listen and utnrrS to par
ticipatr." Hon. ia me> I. Earle presided
and uia,de Il speech. III which! lie review eel
the action OF the recent Democratic
county convention, amd ella ged that tia,
delegates from the first district WEI.
elected hy votes from Kent. Caroline and
Deia@are. In Queenstown district, ne
sad. there was more votes taken at the
primaries than the registration books
showed were i'll both parties He dis,
claimed that the movement wds the re-
suit OF sore-lIradisnI ar desire to iili Of
tice Judge Richard b. Carmichael also
made IL speech, in which he alluded in
ute supplementary terms To the ticket re-
Gently pa ;tJyth by the Democratic cnun-
+. convention. i" took the gronni thar
the PARTY was not bnt.,... - support the
ticket because the primaries wr,e carried
BY money He advised Democrats t.! re
pudiate the ticket and not be bound by
the a-tion of the convention. lie de
plnred the system upon which the pri-
marics are contl,.G..!ed, Mr.. Earle again
took the floor and said that the object of
the meeting was to co operate Titl other
parties. There was little difference be
tween the Democratic and Republican
parties except in name.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08

nent Maryland Democrats now opposed
t, the election Of their nominee, NJ.
Neating, will observe and enforce every
guarantee OF the Constitution and the
laws for the projection ot the pubic
are applied as directed by the Constitu
ton, to the creation of 4 sinking fund
,or the extinction and redemption of the
nuhlic debt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08

QUEEN ANNEs COUNTY. Mr.. Heating
own, has 4 Democratic revolt on hard
- IN every section of the State, the pro
t5s5 goes mp against the corrupt dsna>t !,
hat rules the politics of the State. l.
Cecil county to raise no voice against the
--il-scryinG politicians who now ask "
fresh lease Of power at the hands OF the
people,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08

THERE IS not to day a single Republi-
n on the editorial staff of the Balti,
more -imerican. AS a Journal it is com.
teiT suhorned to the uses of VIM.
: 3izney Whyse and his wing of the
.tG2crat;c party.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08

TIE sooner the editor of the Baltimore
.er5cstn IS driven squarely into the
Ian1ocratic party, and is compelled to
OPP sailing under false political colnrS.
lie better fer Maryland Repubiicanism.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
FOR SHERIFF:
EnR COUNTY SURVEYOR:
JOHN F. MARSHALL.

10 intelligent Republican in Mary land
a.n be misled by the senle dwelling o:
LII. Fulton Of the Baltimore 1meric.tn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08

HOWARD COUNTY regulates the dicta-
: II Of Mr.. German aud his confrcres,
and its prominent Democrats put another
lscal ticket in the field
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08

TN The afternoon 81 the same dew. ~ the same
place" t.'!d on the same terms. the undersigned
subscriber viii sell the following PROPERTY ru-,yit:
No. Cook Stove ami Fixtures. al culnIictc:
l'arinr Stove and Pipe. Rocking Chair common
Chairs. Bench Table. - yards OF t;rpet.i9 Gun
hoard. Feather Bod Il ''I>tcad. tluif-. Sheets lot
OF Dishes. Wash lu&. Wash board Vas. B,.hri
lot o! Barrels. jaeger arnn. = It,trfulv CElti-
vat"r. G:!tid>t"ar. Grain Cradle. sSrythe and
>natil. s'i"h Bells. li,0Ai Az. Chopp;r@ AN
l"St Anger. Digger. Crescent saw. NUrd Saw
>!oEc!% Forks. E.,hes. ami many oti!rr ARTICLES
Oct l-iw tHARIES pEANES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08

- There is no use in dragging Yourself
"a death, and hUIing AL he VIII. iutririneS
or internal Use when y"lI can be. cured OF
rv"F ;''nl 'gur, ttumb a%lr, bilious dI>"r-
l. r, 'nn,''>,'. ly>H'-ii~ia, as we'll as all dis
''r"rr> and iilinrlt> ii h; liver, bl,,ud and
-t1inacil, hy wearing ON. o, i.r.;. Gull
'i'Itr'~ French Liver Pads. winch l. a size,
.'Iiit. every tiinv. Ii Your druggist does MOI
Keep the pad, sand 81 40 in a better I" rI,,.
''renrh Pad Co., T"lr'in, o and 1t Will be
,"li! you hy ielilrn mail. II is rl. only Pad
'haI Is as,afsitFet;! ~ cHTr. beware OF coun-
irrtt..fS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
sss.YHE+:WHIG.s:

p7EsEmNsNTLS VALUABLE FOR IT'S LOCAL AS WELL As
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE NEWS COMMUNICATIONS aRl
EzSPEcTFuLLy SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF tn,
COUNTY. IN ADDITION TO TIE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTION,
OF ITS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NJ
aTTENTioN THE NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRE,
81 AL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GeaTu.
TousLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF TIL
Usual RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER
Local matter, Ten cents line for single inse,
sIon.
Transient rates-Eight cents line for one. an,
to%r cents a line TOR eret-y additional Insertion
One inch Of space counted as T,relrc lines One
totn7nn, Fire Dollars per inch. year
Four changes a'l0ptd 10 yearly advertisers wihopr
additional charge.
The circulation OF TIE Hing being among III,
most intelligent classes Of Cecil county and tn
aaJotniag counties of Maryland, Pennsylvania an
te'aieGre. its proprietor confidently recommends
70 Business -Ien most desirable medium. 10
ffmunerattre advertising.
10 maintain as high standard as toa,ily journGi
10 ofensre or Objectionable advertisements riU b.
s7mttted into its columns at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
Bogus Certificates

1t is no vile drueged sruf, pretending to
be made OF wonderful foreign roots, huK~,
&c, and pntfrd mp 10y long bogus r@rrti
"st,s OF pretended miraculous cure, bat a
sim ptv, pure, effective med cine, made ii
we'll know. ,'alta''ie remedies, lhas fur
n, she, its own crf,.trnfes hy IT'S cures. We
refer /" Hog. Filters. The i.Hre>t ALT! best III
medicines. -Rtpuh!ican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-10-08
M Z NJ 8 { r SHIP.
ppAcrIcAI WORKING

The members agree to pay annual dues TOR cur
vent cNlcnscS.} and assessments. as rated. until
such assessments shall exceed tn" amount re
CURED to pay certificate in fall: when they Will
he assessed OH{y such pru-r;ita proportion may
be necessary to make up the sum needed To pay
Certificate all the members will be assessed. as
rcied in the Tables and cannot be assessed Tor
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TN TIE same day and ~ l'np i.iac" .h,- ,,,hs"r-
heT Will -"N III" in3'"wiu9 Personal ir,a.cg,,: q
BErSHu Fables Chars. i."dn&r. tdrpeji!.@ hy
til" Nard. IciuTrS. t'HIr.i. ;0~k >rsiid l.,lr d.
Bed ''E the l'"tId. i;'d>t"Id. BtHnh,l C"ycrl,t
on'tts. sheets. COMFORTS Atlas irt q; iiisiic~ = al
other llou>ch"td Furniture: lot oi Pest: 10. o.
Corn
TERMS All >u,aS OF Ten dollars aud ,nler
Cash: pn all SUNS over Ten dollars i crr,r,t t.
) Y months VIII be given by purchaser irving
Note. wit! approved emtinr>cr. ayahlc al TIL. Mi
t'"nai i5a'tN OF lIhioA. with interest from date IT
not paid wnrn Cttr. VIM T. MILLER
Executor 81 Susan Dcaycs. deceased
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EXAM PIE.

Take an assessment on a Certificate of 81. "a
all who hold Certit cates for that amount will be
assessed rated according to their ages. As for
instance: persons from - to ~ would be assessed
dof{pr. CertiiTn:eS OF - 500 would ne assessed
to NEE. Il loss OF 81 $50. one-haf the amount as
rated: and Certificates Tor $1,000. one-uurth their
rated assessment Thus the plan is purely mutual
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THE jill REETS.
Elkton Markets.
EEFGRTED BY u. SCOTT y FRO.
baltimore Markets.

Corrected Weekly By ~ u. lf'~iar' d Sans,
train und PtodI,cc Jnl.i&x7.,. .l.j-
ct0ntS, 80 .NcEIdcrTU'S Uhol1.
II
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Take person Of 10 wears 81 age ut tho time OF
joining tier expectation of life rs per the Gar
Isle Tables is y years Should such person
live to be CT wears OF age. he or she would then
receive. in cash lin their litctimcj the amount q
their