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The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
WHY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
HAS GAINED,

Ia reviewing the campaign Just closed.
1"h1aoa Sense, q sprightly Baltimore
Journal, edited by William Montae aeue
Connolly, we'll known III Baltimore news
PAPER circles, pointedly says that
''Ehcro had long been an understand
lnG between the Whyte wing of the De-
--i"cfacy and the Fulton -Thomas-Shoe-
maker branch OF the Republican party.
/ l4i3 vas first br,.ught about by Thomas
tn"w Collector of the Port of BaItimore>
y no was then in Congress oettino a bin
passed to relieve Adams Express Com
i'!ny from paving for $50. 900 captured
~ the Coniederates. Thomas thus Sc
cured the lasting favor Of Shoemaker.
.tiit IRON thai time there has been a sort
ii alilance between Thomas. Shoemaker
ntton and Whyte. In the Senate WHITE
mas always favored Thomas. and in pub
sc speeches has lauded Futon's paper.
%o@ IN return Thomas has put several
relatives aud friends of WHITE in the
custom House. and on all occasions Ful
ton paper, which claims to be Republi-
cAn, has lauded lIr. Whyte and favored
las interests. Tine policy of the Thomas
combination has been to have the Repub
!icen party defeated, so that there might
ie fewer aspirants for Federal places and
- strengthen WhJte, who. i'll an occult
li#nner, favored at Annapolis and at
y ashin@ton the interests of Shoemaker
j ii"mas and Fulton. In the recent Nav
"raity contest the dmericdn did not favor
u htpabhcan nomination against Whvte
ana lauded him strongly: and when he
captured the O. l.. d. organization and
some of the original o. L. d S Withdrew.
the Custom House wing of the Republi-
cans were his best workers. Republi-
ctnism has made substantial gains in diff
i"rcHt sections Of the State. but not
through the DEMONSTRATION faction. It
las gained because many people believe
tAat the Republican party is more pro-
"ressive than the Democratic, and that
II is likely to have more able and disin-
scrested leaders than the gentlemen who
have f"r twelve years been an incubus
upon it,
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
WOMEN AND DRINK.

The recent women's prohibition con-
s2ntion has directed unusual attention 20
lie subject Of intemperance among the
gentler sex. 1t is said that the vice is
Tar more prevalent than Is commonly
supposed. the seclusion of woman's life
q, compared with that OF man enabling
ier to avoid an open exhibition of her.
self in al intoxication. There are COM
iagativeiy few women who are bold
enough to order a bottle of beer at q
pablo table. but many who would re-
Ause TO take that mild beverage in sue Ii
:, way make free to imbibe much more
powerful stimVlants in the privacy of
heir own homes. j is not rare, too. for
st;.h women to give whispered order to
q clerk behind the marble counter where
fashionable people drink soda wateF for
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

The encouraging news" says the
New \ ork Tribune, "of a new DEPART
IRE in the South, which comes from the
Old Dominion, finds an echo in Mary
land. Without any extraordinary effort
the Republicans have gained eighteen
members of the Legislature in that State,
and thus have secured a stronger repre-
sentation III the law-naking body than
they have had at any time during the
past twenty years. Their successes ap-
pear to be as great 4 surprise to them
elves as to their opponents. Buried 50
long under under heavy Bourbon maiori-
lies, and with all the social and business
influences of the community arrayed
against them, they had almost ceased to
nope for better times. But the new in
lIuences which have proven SO powerful
IN Virginia were at work north as well
as south of the Potomac, and have pro-
duced unexpected results. If these in
tuences are not checked, MARYLAND will
be debatable ground in the Presidential
contest of 1884"
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

WE have received the first number OF
G9mmoa Sense, a new paper just project
ed IN Baltimore, and published simulta.
neously in that city and Washington, bv
y llliam NJ. Connolly, we'll known in the
journalistic ranks in those cities. 1t is
a qoarto sheet, of handsome Typography,
:'i!ed with spicy and pertinent comment
on politics and current subjects. In its
sa.utatory, its editor says that
IL don't prnpose to run muck at the
lraltles OF individuals. There are fol.
Dies and follies that one philosopher NAV
smile at. and another weep over. but
there is a steady drift of humanity toward
"etter conditions. and it is a vain thing
!nr any one swimming in the current OF
+iie to suppose that his course and move
inents can greatly change the stream O,
1n0dlly the character of the creatures
borne along by it. Let US find profit and
amusement i'll the Kaleidoscope of life.
rhjoy the happiness within our reach,
!tdnk God for the progress that human
lty has made il centuries that are passed
ana nope for better time to come
There should always be a demand for
t2NI10n Sense.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
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The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

ONE of the best unintended satires on
a good many invitations to fashionable
weddings is the copy of an invitation
published by an exchange, which reads
as follows: "Mr. and Mrs. - respect
fully request your presents at the mar
riage Of their daughter" &c.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

THE trouble in the question of juris-
djetion with regard to Guiteau is that
the District OF Columbia is under no
State laws, and in no judicial district.
According to precedent Guiteau may be
tried there for assault with intent to kill
but not fer murder. The public is rath-
cr anxious for decision in this matter.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

his cross examination the witness
lined how the prisoner wore his hat,
MIR. Scoville placed Guiteau's hat
his Huiteau - head, partly on the
I, Witness stopped the counsel. say
that is the way he Wore his hat.
hn said. THAT is false, | wear my
is way. placing it on his head
ty straight. He added: II wen
this way. and do not go sneaking
" ~ The minister was interrogated
but nothing was elected beyond
"" heretofore been published.
p --arah g. White, matron of the
','; and Potomac depot ladies
~ ;oon. was next called, aftel
court adjourned.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

THE names of two prominent Mary
landers appear in the death record for
the past week,-John Merryman and
James L. Ridgeley, of Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

sa Alderman Tucker, Boston, says you
may state that have paid for medicine and
treatment in 20 years $1,000, without re-
ceiring permanent benefit. Entirely cured
of his disease (>alt rheum) by Cntictsrs
Remedies.
.B-H. f. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson,
y. V, cured of Psoriasis or LrpEnsy. OF
twenty years standing, by the Cnrirura Re.
solvent internally, aud Cuticnra soap eZ,
te:nally. The most wonderful case on ru-
cord
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
THE SECOND DAY,

The proceedings at the Guiteau tria
We're monotonous. SeEenty-tiye taleSmen
had been drawn for jurors, but two thirds
OF that number reported.
The greater number of tnem had form.
ell opinions regarding the prisoners guilt
which no testimony could shake. sever
al frankly expressed their belief that he
ought to be hanged. One man volunteer
cd the information that Guiteau had
eheatet! his firm OFT of $50, and he was
prejutiioe.i in consequence.
But you wouiar.' hang him for that
would you?' asked Mr. Scovi,,e
mo- was the reply. - but think he
is guilty and that he should be hung.
The District Attorney several times
asked the Judge to have order pl reserved
in the hall. but beyond this neither he
no.' his associates took any active part i'll
the proceedings.
Only four jGry!HeI were Geca.ei. I3ail-
ing, with those select yesterday, nine. \
new list of saveGty-iive talesnen was or
de,...l to be summoned for Tomorrow.
There Were several C@lored men among
those examined to day. b..; Gply GRe was
selected. He is a good looking. broad
shoulderea fellow, plasterer by trade.
and very evidently a man of sense.
The crowd ia attendance was larger
than yesterday. and there was a larger
proportion of Rnmen. The crowd upon
the platform outside the bag was dense
and considerable confusion and NOISE rs-
sRIted, though the proceedings were hot
at any time interrupted. Several times
mel. and boys We're crowded off the plat
form. The .iGqr At the rear of the plat
form was broken i'll oy .,.o pressure,
When the prisoner left the ioEr,
House to return to the Jail he was con
ductei through the crowd, which stood
close by upon either side, and hooted and
jeered him as he passed. He was prob
a.,iy made to feel for the first time some
thug of the akkorrence and detestatiou
ia wEio!a he is heia by ;ie public. lie
grew paliid and cringed ike . hunied
animal as he Eurr,ed along toward the
waiting prisoU van, reaching which he
jumped nimbly within 10 sheltering ell
closure and was shut out from the crowd.
A parting ieer was sent after him as he
drove away. The manifestation was not
a threatening one. but there is some
reason to apprehend that the crowd will
,.aI algays content itself with .ieering the
wretehed oIea,ura, and It may became
necessary to mako Gthef arfaIsemSRt5
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
Almost Young Again.

My mother was afflicted Il long time with
Neuralgia and duh, heavy illactive "ondi-
fion of The whole SYSTEM: leii;,shc. nerv-
ois prostration, and was almost helpless
No physicians or medicines did her any
gnod. Three months ago she i-gan to liss
Hop Bitters, with such good effect that she
seems and feels young again. although over
20 years Old. We think there. is no other
medicine tit 10 use in the family" \ lady
in Providence, Il. I.-Joutnnl
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
TI'e QttiI Q)|'ie.
ELKTON, NOVEMBER 10, 1881.

TROUBLE is now at hand. Congress
will be at it again in less than three
weeks.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

lhc members agree 10 pay annual dues (tor eur
rent expenses and assessments, rated u uti
such assessments shall exceed the amount
CURED to pay certificate in full: when they will
he assessed only such a pro-rata proportion as ma.
he necessary to make up the sum needed To pa.
Il Certificate all the members will he assessed d,
rated in the Tables, and cannot he assessed for
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

ALL that the people care to hear from
Guiteau is His Last Dying Speech and
Confession.'
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
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The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
CUT TICURA

and CIriCIRA SoAP cNtcrnall
RESoLvENT internally will posit IIC' RA
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IN, SOAP. 15c Sold hv all drugGi,hAN
Depot. WEEKS y POTTER, b
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
MIR. SCONILLE,

addressing 'ic court said that Mr. Rob
inson' application was made without his
know ledge, which was certainly ii strange
proceeding, since be had not even seen
the affidavit. nor heard what counsel
hoped to get. For his part he WAS ready
to 20 on with the trial He knew he was
incompetent to go ahead with il unassiet-
ed but he hoped with Mr.. Robinson $
help to be able to proceed. Even now he
hoped to be of some assistance to Mr..
Robinson. but If lie was to go o.; in this
way. he (Scovilie) should withdraw.
Here Guiteau
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
EXAM PIE

rake an assessment on 4 Certificate OF 81 .25J:
all who hold Certificates for that amount will be
assessed as rated according TO their ages. As for
instance: persons from 30 to 10 would be assessed
one dOHdr. Certificates OF =. 800 would be assessed
10 meet a loss OF 81 .250 one-halt the amount a.
rated: and Certificates tor 5000, One-fourth their
rated assessment. Thus the plan is purely mutual
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
W arTown Property

" a'Town Property
Is % feet GER ONE.
III feet. Inject and running hack about
SHOP. T. 4 frame BLACKSMITH
Is 20 feet frG,R TWO.
abont l5I feein street and rms back
stories high. Frame Dwelling, two
Is Il Corner I THREE.
teet on Levels on Main street and $50
House, two stols on il 4 Frame Store
l. IS feet front FOUR.
2O5 feet, with street and runs back
good repair. Frame Dwelling, ia
Fronts 20 feet GIVE.
o05 feet. Two-st0treet and rms back
frame Dwelling.
Fronts 65 feet onSIX.
This lot has on eet and 2o5 feet deep.
Dwelling. tory Double Frame
Is on Levels strA EN-.
deep, but at back oiirnnt and 2o5 feet
Nun r." i''' III "ictH.
Is on Main street. HT.
lots OF Roberts andlS lot oil Price and
and running back 2ltironting So. feet
Frame Dwelling, twuproycd by Il good
I'll.
ES~Plats of the wh'
lots-can be seen at t-iarm and town
ton. Trustees in Elk
One-third of the pur
on the day of sale: they shall be paid
stallmeuts-one in Oithrec equal in
years. and the third in mother in Two
OF aale. The credit pa from the day
from dav of sale. and t bear interest
faction ot the Trustees. / to the salts
w
ia. JONES,
Nov It's RDDME,
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

t7%-l f YOU d0,i'i huy Cloak pretty soon
! wouldn't be surprised if | gave you on".
| still own about % and ! really don't want
them. EEE:E.
- The lowest prices and beat Gnods can
be found at the Grand Central Stove
pREFFEsf
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
WASHINGTON.
GUITEAU PLACED ON TRIAL.
Ae is Brought Into Court and Makes an Addres
The Scene

Monday last being the day set for
Guiteau's ) trial, soon after daylight 4
great crowd began to gather about the
District court house, all anxious to get Il
glimpse of the assassin, Guiteau, whose
trial was to begin at 10 A. Nj.
For hours they waited, and when at
length the court room doors were opened
as many as could be accommodated i'll
seats prepared were admitted, and the
others STAYED near hy in hopeless anxiety.
The prisoner was brought down from the
Jail this time in the police van. but so
quietly that scarcely any one, but the Of
licers knew it. At 10 o'clock every seat
in the court room was tiled except three
or four and all the availible standing room
was filled.
The audience was for the most part of
members of the district bar, witnesses
and members of the press. Not more
than half dozen ladies had gained ad-
mission to the court room. Next to the
vacant seats above referred to sat lawyer
Scuville. his wife. who is Guiteau $ sister.
Guiteaus $ brother and lawNer Robinson
his chief of counsel. At 1905 \. NJ there
was a hustle near the northeast entrance
and Marshal Henry entered followed by
two officers between whom was the
prisoner. GlHteau was dressed in suit
of dark clothes with which his brot her
presented him on Sunday He took a
seat beside his sister. Mr.. Robinson being
on the other side The officers sat I'M
mediately behind him. and one OF them.
leaning over. untastened the handcntliS
from Guiteaus wrists. The prisoner
then shook iiands with his brother and
sister, handed the latter a small pamphlet
and package of paper, and then arranged
articles on the table before him rather
as if he had been Il counsel than an ac-
cused. He appeared much more collect
ed than at the arrai1nment. and had
nothing of the frightened look hat mark
ed him at that time.
v hen all was uniet Mr.. Robinson al-
dressed the court asking for mere time
before the trial. lie said he had reason
to know that he could get needed assist
ance as counsel before long. aud that he
had some witnesses who could not yet
here before December |. lie was willing
to give the court the names Of the said
witnesses.
As Mr.. Robinson sat down Guiteau
arose and said:
"If your Honor please, desire to adj
dress the court
His manner WAS calm and business like
/ People arose to their feet all over the
room, but there WAS no disturbance. He
went on. II did not know that my coun-
sci WAS ready to make his speech this
morning. ] desire to speak for myself.
am he.e on Il nurderols charge. and
desire 10 he heard in my own defense
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
A Farm at Private Sale.

'YNiIE undersigned offers at Private Sale.
upon terms TO suit. SMALL FARM Of -
Acres all in wheat: located on the Newark road.
about three miles from Eikt"n. Apply to
JOSEPH l.. WELLS.
Oct .9-tf Eikton. Md.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
SAL T RHEuM

Those who have Cypericn
Salt Rheum can appreciate ttormentS OF
Tor years. until cured 10y thci endured
EMS internally and CITlCu' kESoLN
SOAP externally. ttii'' IA
Mrs. WI. PELLINGTO
N Wis
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
PSORIASIS,

H. l.. Carpenter. ESD.
pt Psoriasis or Leprosy. opn. n: :, cured
! " the Ci-TlCURA Rr5'FearS standing;
| guflrtRA and tUTI,CRA Internally, anu
| ro>t wonderful ease on re,tcrnaily. Inc
| before Il laStice uf the pcatre cert'lied 10
leus. All afflicted with itcroiii ihrht cl'i-
| should send To us 1ur this tescaly diseases
n tln
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

- Prof Guilmette's name is a household
word in France, aud So it should he, for he
is the inventor of the French Kidney Pad,
which has performed such wonderful cule'
ia diseases of the kidneys.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

.Miss Lillian Duer, of Pocomoke
City. Md, who gained considerable motor
ity about two years ago by the fatally
shooting of Miss Ella Ilaarn. of the
same town. and afterwards tried and ac-
quilted of the oifcnse, WAS married last
week.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
m EN- 3 ERSHIP.

The principles on which the Society is founded
are as old rs history: the funds are held by the
members themselves until needed topay dues aud
benefits.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
DTERTISE HENI,S.
$1,000 n onings, Scrofulous
o,Iel ax Itching Humors,
Aooe and GlanduIar
eIIings.
LEAD Pole

LIAD FohG,
Mr.. Albert
with bad luniH. Neehe. ~ H.. tro'nIed
,co1roisnniuu lnds and neck. caused by
lr,,k ont cracEanter) Attimns il would
the tIrsl, in Iarrad TIA" skin separate from
.t.hinr and stInSuttrrng great continual
rScd trTiCURA Prciaseh your rciheuieS'
rrr, and Ci-rlCINT Internally. and CrII-
man three months externally. and in less
ios NOT been trd Il complete cure. and
Ballard * Foster. nee: '"FrnnnIat'u u!
Erpn,a y II
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

ana sad II! an eIclttu manner: Cli-
dorse every word he says. Robinson
came into this case without consulting
me, and | don't like the way he talks. |
order him premptorilv to Withdraw from
the case.
Mr.. Robinson renewed his application.
Mr.. Scoville claimed the uear relatives of
the prisoner should at least know who
was expected to come for the the defense,
Guiteau again interrupted: We don t
want Robinson anyway. This is pelemp.
tory and he must go.
Mr.. ScoYi!le went on: Ii We had time
enough We could .et counsel good enou = h
and plenty without money. hut if the
court is going to give us time and at the
same time assign counsel. don t agree
with it.
With this Guiteau jumped up again,
rapping the table with his knuckieS. He
said. Mr. Scoville is next to Inc in this
case. | intend TO do this business my
self. Robinson ain wanted.
The officers tried to keep him quiet.
but be told them to mind their own bus-
iurSs. lie was III the presence NJ the
court, and would talk when he felt like
it.
Col. Corkhill asked the Court to try
10 keep the prisoner quiet. Whereupon
ttlteau sat down ~ali lie would do
Whatever the Court wished him to. After
tii;t he WAS comparatively quiet.
Judge Cox then SAID lac Was inclined to
give the defense Il little more time. He
intended that the prisoner should at least
have Il fair trial. But he thought it
would be better, perhaps, to allow the
case to prGceed so far as the selection of
Il jury, leaving it for counsel to arrange
Tor time and u future continuance and
tur additional counsel.
Nj ScoVile said it should be under
stood that he si.oull not even question IA
juror until he knew exactly who was to
be associated with him and Mr.. Robin
son in the defense.
The Conrt explained that it was a
WRONG interpretation of law t. demand
Oh sucn |. lniy only tAo,e persons who
had formed no opinion. The only abso
luteiv disqualified persons were those
who had formed an opinion thai could
not be changed by any evidence whatso-
ever.
The court said no one could he assign
ed without Mr.. Scorilie's $ consent.
Mr. Scnvile, Mr.. Robinson both ex-
pressed themselves satisfied with the ar
rangements and the .Iury panel was then
taken up.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

Take person OF 10 years OF age ut The time OF
joining. their expectation of life. as per the Car
Isle Tables. is - years Should such u person
live 10 be 8. years OF age. he or she would then
receive. in cash lin their iitc-time) the amount
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19

IWe VUJeCI ~ NE dSSOCIUI1OW
Is: lst. To secure to its members or their heirs
a sum OF money at a time when it is most needed
ID. 10 insure such benefits at the lowest cost
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
PRACTICAL WORKING.

Any person. Male or Female in good health b.
tween the ages of 20 and 90 years, may becom
OF the Association
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
100 ACRES.

more or less, and which is particularly described
in deed from David Il. Mackey and others tu
said James A. X Robert Mackey and William
Mackev. dated the 24th day OF March. 1856. and
recorded among the Land Records of Cecil coun-
ty. in Liher II. K. T.. No. J. folio 49, &C.
This Farm is situated about one mile northwest
of Rock Church. on the Little Elk Greek and on
the road running west o said creek from said
church TO Worrall'S Corner. on the LewSyillc and
Lumhardvillc road. and adjoining lands of heirs
OF John Mackey. deceased. William Arm strong
Walter Armstrong and others.
The land is OF first quality. highly improved
conveniently divided into fields, well fenced and
well watered
The improvements consist of :. large kaA
STONE DIV ELIlNG. Il large Barn. isfa IiI
Granary. and usual outbuiIdings. ali III HfI iih
good order. Also. small Tenant House EaS w
There is on it 4 nice Apple Orchard Pears and
other fruit and sufficient chestnut. oak 3nd hick-
ory timber for of farm.
Altogether. il H. OF the best farms in the
county. and well worth the attention Of purch:s-
TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by decree are
0ne-third OF purchase money cash on day Of sale
balance in two equal installments at Twelve and
Eighteen months thereafter. Credit payments to
bear interest from day of sale, and to be secured
lbv the Notes or Bonds of the purchaser. with Sc
,curity to be approved by the Trustee.
ft Purchaser must pay cost of conveyance.
10 l.. MARSHALL HAINES. Trustee
Oct 29-tS. Elkton. Nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-19
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