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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
Local Option Needed III Delaware.

Tue Wilmington Roi,ujlican gives tie fol-
lowing painful picture Of the drunkenness
and dehaucherv i'll that city, on Monday
last If the picLilrr ha not overdrawn, GER
tainly for the protection Of the rising grner-
alton i'll that city the quicker prohibition be
accomplished there the better.
"All day long the saloons We're the chief
rendezvous for men, both OLD and Young
and in many c:lSeS boys We're seen to enter.
Ii has been stated hv several old resident
citizens that never before had they seen so
much drunkenness as WAS seen ON Monday,
nor SO many young men under the influence.
of iqnor. All the liquor sold was tight
ing whisky" and fights We're frequent. Go
where Won woui,i, - crowd would he seen,
who were either fighting ar uuaIrrling,
brought on by the too frequent visits /" the
saloons. The most dsgracetu and outra-
geous scene WAS Witnessed at Second and
French streets. About IA hundred Young
men and boys were "Ongregated III the saloon
ON the y. T. corner, and II free fight WAS
INDUCED in, bur no one was seriously hurt.
Upon the arrival of the officers, the doors
were locked against them and the fuss sub
sided in a meas ura until after they retired.
Bat it was not for long; and in Il few
minutes thereafter they We're AT it again.
Just previous to the arrival Of the officers
tbe second time, The main participants slip
ped out and We're lost in the crowd Of look
erS on who stood outside. The officers how
ever, being five strong. rushed in, and it
was thought the whole - gang would he
pulled, vet, alas, only one man WAS arrest
ed he seemed to he the ring leader. and it
wouid have been an imp0s~ihiiity to- have
arrested all those who were drunk and dis
orderly. Each and every saloon all over the
city, received its share Of patronage, and
drinking, revelrv, etc, was INDUCED III I'M
til an early hour This morning. \ glimpse
into the homes of some Of these parties,
would send Il cold chill through every
heart. They We're once happy homes, but,
alas, the demon rum, had gained the m:l&
tery and sorrow had entered. where only u
year ago, all were happiness and good cheer.
The career OF til" young men Is alarming
to the extreme. and sober and industrious
Young men will soon be At i premium III
this city.
One of the most Disgusting scenes wit
messed was the arrest of ii boy, omi v y years
of ace, who was in Il ht;l>tly state Of lntoNl
cation. He stated at the police conrr last
night, when asked where he procured his
liquor, that he purchased Il half pint of
whisky from Mr.. Baxter. corner Fourth
and Shipley streets
This was not the only case where Il boy
had procured liquor, for they We're many,
and the Christmas OF 1881 will long he re-
memberrd as one of drunkenness and de
haucherV'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
The Wilma Sunday School Entertainment.

One Of the most enjoyable features of our
late Christmas season, was the entertain
ment given by the wilma Sabbath School,
on Monday 3fternonn, the occasion being
the closing of the Summer and Fall sessions
Of the school. The school room was very
tas,etully decorated with evergreenS and
one corner taken up by large Christmas
tree, prettily trimmed, and filled with bags
of ronfectionS. \ number of the relatives
and friends of the scholars assembled to
hear the songs of praise and recitations,
which were well rendered. We We're glad
tendent of the school, had so far recovered
from his recent injury as to be able to as
sumo charge of the exercises.
The programme was as follows Sing ing-
"Te!l Me the Story of Jesus" by the school
and congregation; Prayer-by Mr.. II. =.
Fowler; Singing-'' Ring Out the Bells for
Christmas" Rscitation--" Night Before
Christmas" Miss Katie Miller Singing
= am Jesus Little Lamb, by the infant
school. Recitation" Annie and Willie 5
school: Rprfation-' What the Choir said
About the Bonnet" Miss Lizzie Harvey;
Solo" lis Well with Me, It's Well, Miss
Eva Perkins; Recitation" Little Gretch-
ems New Years Eve" Miss Bessie Miller;
S;nuing-by infant school; Recitation
$ Nj .ht after Christmas" Miss Matthews;
Singing-'' Glory to God i'll the Highest,
hv the school: AddresS-by Mr.. Mahoney,
the founder of the school; AddreSs-by Mr..
! John Chick, of Elkton; distribution of bags
of c0nfectionS to the scholars.
The choruscS and semi cloruSes We're very
we'll rendered, rejecting credit upon those
who had this portion of the programme i'll
| charge The reritations of Misses Bessie
and Nav Miller were very effectively given,
| and would have done credit to professional
readers The pieces by the smaller Misses
| Miller Harvey. and Matthews We're given
| with charming simplicity and correctness
| hat won the praise of the audience.
The Superintendent report gave very
! favorable showing Of the condition Of thu
| school. Thirty four sessions have been hell,
during the season, with IN average attend
ance of about forty scholars. About 81
have been received by collections and con
cert, which have been expended for schoo
requisites.
! Especial notice is due to Miss Mason Ham
! lin, an infant adopted by the school, and
| generally known as Baby" This little
prodigy, though less than year old, sus
taiaed 4 part in the exercises of the after
noon that astoni>hed all who were present.
The general opinion OF all was. that TIL,
! entertainment WAS one of the most pleasant
and enjoyable occasions Of the season, and
hearty wishes for the future prosperity o
the school were heard on all sides.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31

On Friday night before Christmas, Mr..
VIM. T. Giles. of this town. carefully clean
ed and hung out 1T his residence on North
street a tine fat goose, Intended for hi
Christmas dinner. Some time during the
night, some hungry sinner laid violen
hands upon the goose, and appropriated it,
fit and all, leaving Mr.. Giles to mourn ovel
his lost dinner. rhe fowl was hung high
up on the side of the house, but the ladder
fused in hanging it mp was left near by and
was used by the thief For forty years
past Il goose or turkey has been hung every
Christmas eve from this window, and here
tofore without being mole,ted. This is an
other evidence Of increasing wickeduesS.
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A Pleasant Party.

\ large wedding party was given to
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. II. Mackall, recently
married, at the residence of Ur. K. Coving-
ton Mackall, a Elk Landing, near this
town, on Wednesday evening last. Quite "A
number of the guests We're from Port De-
rost. Among them Were Mrs. lteheera
Evans and Miss Berthe Evans, the mother
and sister of the bride: L Z. Hopkins, ESD,
and wife; Miss Minnie Bond, daughter III J.
Il Bond, +, MeS>rS. SAINT. II. Rowland,
Joseph Reynolds, w. Squrr and Frank
Evans. 1t is not ttatterf 10 Ty that the
bride, who was very hecomingly dressed i'll
cream colored cashmere looked exceedingly
pretty The entertainment was a deli ght-
full one Il fact hest i1tested Ivy the late hour
ut which the guests departed.
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What is Trespass?

Judge Ross, President of the Courts of
Montgomery county, in a recent case of
trespass tried before him, charged the
jury as follows:
. No man has the right to go upon the
premises of another, whether tor cunning
or for o'hrr purposes, vii hout the consent
of the owner, aud every person so doing i
Il trespaSser. Although it is customary for
persons 10 enter upon the grounds of Others
for the purpose of fishing, n,ltfiug, and gun
ming, Yet they have no right to do it with
ont the consent of the owner. Being Il tres
paSstr. he must get Oft the premises if di-
recteh, and must not stand upon his going.
He must move off rs fast rs he can. bur
need not run II he refuses to 20, the owner
can use us much force rs is necessary to put
him off, even if it result in the death Of the
Offender bur you dare nor use more force
than is absolutely necessary"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
Death of a Former Elkton Lady,

Intelligence was received here, on Thurs
day, of The death of Mrs. Martini +. Glenn.
which occurred at her residence in Balr.
more, on the morning OF that day. Mrs,
Glenn, " no was a most. e>timable lady, an,
.ndeared TO Il large circle OF friends, was
the widow OF the late Vim. G. Glenn, VIII,
at one time resided near Ekton. She VA
a daughter of the late Gen. James Sewall
her only brother James NJ. Sewall, havin.
recently died ut Hampton, Va. Mrs. Glenn !.
funeral services will be held al MI. Calvary
Church. Baltimore, to-day, at 10 o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31

III. training squadrr.. 4 about three years.
Such are the main fats in til: history OF
thi> famous ship. She has been Sedulously
cared for, until now it appears, she is worth
caring for no longer. "" poet will now
come to her rescue, and ask, as a better fate
f " her, that she be given "to the god of
storms, the lightning aud the gale. Naval
warfare has entirely changed since she won
her great battles against wonderful odds;
but she will always be honorahy mentioned
in the naval history of the country, rs y
noble exemplar of the tactics which gained
great victories, man TO man and gun to gun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
The Cecilwood Creamery.

Al the meeting Of the directors OF thu
creamery near New Leeds, held Dec. Dist
MessrS. Daniel Harvey and VIM. T. NJ Her,
who had recently visited creameries, IT,
ported t.tvorably. The directors decided t.
pay three cents per quart for milk for fhe
ors will ascertain the uames Of all who OK
poet TO send milk to the creamery, and wiii
present their report III the next meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
A Souvenir of Philadelphia.

Strawbridge & Clorhier, the wei! known
Philadelphia Dry Goods House are, with
their usual liheralitv, giving away to their
patrons as a holiday gift A Souvenir OF
Philadelphia, which illustrates all the
points of interest in that city. Any of our
readers can get one of these valuable gifts
by sending Il penny stamp to the firm 10
prepay the postage. Applications should
be made at once as the supply is limited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
Sun Mutual aid Society
OF EfLTIMoR CITY, ND.
COL. EDWIN WILMER, Manager.

COL. EDWIN WILMER, Manager.
Home Office, No. II S. Gay Street.
WOODWARD ABRAHAMs.-...vi ce-Presidont.
r, VI, I Treasurer
ATTORNEYS:
MARSHALL n FISHER.
MEDICAL SUPERVISOR:
G.. LANE TANYHILL NJ. D., 129 W, Biddle II.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
W. q. EGESTtR. NJ: d.. i n Calhoun St.
d. w. CATHELL, n. d.. n Broadway.
DIRECTORS:
SAMUEL BLACK. ...............B Baltimore.
WOuDW ARD ABRAHAMS...- -
r. w. J.. RA1SiN. .
EDWIN WII.MER........... .......- %
Z. NJ. WILMER..."-...........
REFERENCES:
Hon j. Tome. Banker. Port Deposit; Hon. +.
Stump. Judge. Elkton; Thomas Nallaeu. Man
uincturer. Wilmington: H. q. Nichers, Attorney at
Law Chestertown: \. r. Weldon, Attorney at
Law. Centrevillr: Sudler X Pierce. Merchants,
Sudlervile: Col. las. Wallace. Attorney at Law,
Cambridge Hon. q. Hammond, Attorney AT Law,
Eiston: Geo. NJ. Russnm. Denton: Col. /. =
IIodson. Collector OF Port. Crsteld: Il: Everett
Smith Editor snow Hin: col. VIM J. Leonard.
Capitalist Salisbury Hon J II. Price. Ell Judge,
Brair: Hon. u. Nanderi0rd. Editor, Westminster
H. Clay Saill Register. Frederick City; Biackis-
ton X Ellegood. Attorneys At Law. Cumberland;
:. Thomas Mccullough. Attorney ut Law. An
n?poIiS: j. :. Jameson. Educator. Brvantown;
s r. Love Physician. ST. Clements Bay. Md:
Hon. James j. Groeme. I. 5. Senator Washing
ton, D. g.: Hon. J. A. }. Creswell Banker and
Attorney nj Law. Washington II. c.: Hon. John
Dunlop Attorney u Law. Richmond Va: X. IL.
Baker y Son. Attorneys ut Law, Norfolk. Va;
Hon l T. W alrs Associate Judge Wilmington,
bel: Hos J. l.. Almond. Mayor, Wilmington.
Del: J. T. hraid. Real Estate Exchange VII
minyton. Del: J. i Black. Physician New Gag
tie: b. f. Bggs. b mixer ard Farmer, Middle
town. bel: u. J. Cummins. Banker and Farmer
SMYRNA Del: Hon. Geo. L. Fisher. EE-Judge
Dover Del: Col Jacob Moore. Ey-Attorney Gen
eral Georgetown. Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31

Alderman Tucker, Boston, says you
may stare that have paid for medicine and
treatment in 20 years 5000, without re-
rrivmg permanent benefit. Entirely cured
of his disease (salt lheum) by Cuicura
Remedies.
II. T. Carpenter Esq, Henderson,
y Y. cured of Psoriasis or LeprnSy, Of
twenty years staining, nv the Curirura Re
solvent internally, and Cuticnra Soap eX-
Ie:nally. The most wonderful case Oh re-
cord
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
RISING sun ITE.NS.
DEATH.

DEATH.
At Pennington. ON the 9Th inst, of con-
sumption, Samuel Jackson, aged about ~
wears.
FAIR AND. FESTIVAL,
For the benefit OF The Rising Sun Cornet
Band, took place on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, in the Hail, and quite
Sacc-sS. The HIST diy they We're assisted
Ivy the Nottingham pa Band; on The sec
oEd day by the l. NV land>vilir Band, AMI on
third day by The Ft-rnwuoi b md, OF CheS-
ter county, Pa. john G. lIndurn turned
OVER Sl5l LOO, and drives the harness. Miss
Maggie Cameron, of Nottingham. p. Sc
cures the organ, to the tune OF SIPS. 90
George Mckinney wraps himself up in the
rutlp: an! Enlna GarvIne runs the sewing
III lrhin". The attn lance wa> very good,
aud all passed off pleasantly. Let the
bands play.
In spite of wet weather, sill holds its
interest. The next debate is on The capital
punishment question. The tariff question
last week was settled by the ladies in favor
of PrOtecttUn.
COLLECTION OF TAXES.
The question of changing the mode OF
collecting faxes with Il view Of decreasing
county expenses, is exercising many promi
ntnt persons in this section. Some favor
putting The contract ont III the lowest res
pnu>ihe bidder, ON Il percentage. Others
favor Il county treasurer, As i'll Chester co,
Pa: he to visit each district for IL dav or
Two TO receive tie tax: then q We month
at his oifict--when if not paid, place in
officers hands for collection. with a per
yeurage added 70 pay costs. Others say any
bank in the county will collect all the taxes
for 81 900, and they favor that mode. One
good man here offers 10 collect them all for
:, per cent. And 50 they have their say
All plans are cheaper than the present but
hard on the politicians.
HUGE.
ThoS. Garvine ShnwS up the boss pig. 1t
was 91s months old, and weighed. dressed
$40 pounds.
in he Methodist Church commences on Jan
nary 2ud, under charge of Rev. Mr. Kemp,
the pastor Havin" all the deh' subscribed,
the members 80 to work with light hearts.
JONES.
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SPECIAL FEATURES.
d.. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills.

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A in their operation, and hence they are the
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They are splendid Liver cure and elegant pur-
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We have 5000 references OF these Pills
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EXAM PIE.

Take an assessment on .ertihcate OF Si.2S'
assessed rs rated according 10 thelr ages. AS iot
instance: persons from 80 % 40 would be assessed
,n moot +, loss of 81 $50 onp-hali the amount a
rIted: and Certificates lor $4,000 onetourth their
,,teJ asscssment. THIS the plan is purely mutual
A. IL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31

The members agree to pay annual dues tiorcW
rem. EXPENSES J and assessments, as rated. 4 III
such assessments shall exceed the amount r.
quired to pay a certificate in tull: when they VII.
he necessary to make up the sum needed. To pa.
Certificate all the members will ne assessed. as
rated in the Tables and cannot be assessed Tor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31

The Officers and References are gentlemen
well-kuown business and professional standing
and reputation.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. N. b. SMITH,

PORT DEPOSIT. Md,
Having removed his Office to the Brick Build
| ing near the Railroad Depot. is now prepared 10
do all kinds OF DENTAL WORK, in the pest ana
most approved manner.
| RS-Al PATCHWORK guaranteed for one,
and FILINGS tor five years
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REllAB llsTY,

Is: list. To secure to its members or their helrs
n sum Of money at a time when it is most needed
ID To insure such benefits at the lowest cost.
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M EN- z Err SHIP,

The principles on which the Society is founded
are as old as history: the funds are held by the
members themselves until needed topay dues and
benefits.
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PRACTICAL WORKING.

ANY person. Male or Female, in good health. /
tween the ages of 20 and 60 years, may becou
members OF the AssociatiO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31

In spite of wet weather, sill holds its
interest. The next debate is on the capital
punishment question. The tariff question
last week was settled by the ladies i'll favor
pf f',,t6,t inn
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EXAMPLE.

Nan,bey who live to their years OF expectancy,
i1i he lid in their lifetime the amount Of their
Certifcte Told age in a majority OF cases is
'. mast need
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-12-31
INCORPORATED 1850.
Sun Mutual Aid Society Of Baltimore.


Nuu WliG1l hlu GbUluty VI DulllllUlU'
The Officers and References are gentlemen
weknown business and professional standing
and reputation.
The Object Of the association
! IS: 1st To secure to its members or their heirs
sum Of money at time when It Is most neede''.
! I'd. To insure such benefits at the lowest cost
RELIABILITY.
| The ;rinciulcs on which the Society is founded
/ are as old as history: the funds held by the
members themselves until needed topay dues and
| benefits.
MEMBERSHIP.
| ANY person. Male or Female, in good health be.
! tween the ages OF 20 and 6o years, may become
| members OF the Association
! PRACTICAL WORKING.
! The members agree to pay annual dues tor cur
! rem. cXpenses) and assessments, as rated. i III
! such assessments shall exceed the amount E;
| qurcd TO pay cert tcate in iull: wnsn they VI
lie assessed only such pro-rata proportion rs mas
| be necessary to make up the sum ntSae". 10 pa.
| a Certificate all the members will he assessed. as
rated in the Tables, and cannot "e HsseSsed r'
| more.
EXAMPLE.
| T,ke an assessment on a certificate OF $3.50:
| ali who hold Certificates for that amount will be
assessed us rated according 10 thelr ayes. A. io
| instance: persons from 80 " Woulu DC assessed
one dollar. Certiicateso y. would ne assessea
| TO meet a loss OF $3.50 ont-hali the amount a
rated: and Certificates 'or $1,000 one-iourth Their
| and strictly equitable
PERMANFNT DISABILITY.
| In case membs should become permanently
| d+snhIaJ 6ffv nc, cent. Of the value Of therC Il
! ,isn,,a viii he aid TO them then and fUgp.
cant more Mt uiturity OF years: or To their heiri
| ~ Ia,th III. is maniestly Il most beneyolen
| and desira hlrprovlslon.
MsruRITY OF YEARS.
| Namhey who live to their years OF expectancy,
ri1i he lid in their lifetime the amount OF their
Cartidcte, Told age in majority OF cases is "A
! tmc . most need.)
EXAMPLE.
AXE person Of 40 years OF age at tho time o.
,iuing. their expectation OF life. per the Car
4sle Tables, is q years Should such person
live TO be o. wears OF age. he she would theu
receive. in Gosh lin their lie-time) the amount"
their Certificate
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The permanent disability provision and the
payment to living members OF matured Certif
Gates. render membership in this Association
deSirdble than in Societies that pay dement's
in cases OF death only.
WhO are Specially Interested.
Every member has Il personal interest in the
growth and welfare OF the Society. and should be
active in inducing others to become members, as
the larger the membership the less will be the
assessments, and the greater the value OF the Ger
tihcates. Respectfully.
EDWIN WILMER, MANAGER.
No. II :. Gay Street.
P. .. Box 651l Baltimore, Md
AGENTS WANTED
MarIe-tf
The INCEST PILLS on EARTH
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in the Methodist Church commences on Jan
nary .ud, under charge of Rev. Mr.. Kemp
The pastor. Havin" all the deh' subscribed
the members 80 to work with light hearts
JONES.
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AXE person OF 10 years OF age at tho time O.
| ,uing. their expectation OF life. per the Car,
4isle Tables is q years Should such person
live to be O. wears OF age he she would theu
receive in Gosh lin their lite-time) the amount "
fbair 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The Union Generate of Paris has taken
steps to increase Its capital and reserve fund. 80
The debate OH the Tunisian campaign was resumed
in the French Chamber of Deputies yesterday
"A statue of Lord Byron has been
unveiled at Missolonghi, where he died. 80 The
American ship New Era has been lost at Cape
Bajeador. - Prince Bismarck has brought an
action for Islander against Herr Won Bunsen. 60
Mr. Parnell has gwen his opinions on the action OF
the Land Court.
MISUNDERSTANDING Window denies the correct
ness of the reported scene III the Cabinet. 80 The
argument in the Star Route cases was resumed I;
District-Attomey Corbhill spoke in defence of his
own reputation. 60 General Sherman has pre-
sented his annual report. - Hostile Apaches in
Eew-Mexico have been defeated by the troops.
- j. n. Dubois, merchant at Kansas City
No., is said to be defaulter for a large
sum. 49, The schooner Della Hodgkins. of New
London, Coma, has been lost the mate and four
sailors persisted. - The striking panomakers
at Philadelphia have returned to work. - An
attempt at mob violence at Tifin. Ohio. was de-
feated by the officers of the law. 60 training
stable at Dauville, KY, was destroyed by fire and
some valuable horses were burned.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.--A bail was given last
night at the Metropolitan Casino IN honor of the
French and German guests of the Nation. -
Politicians were busy yesterday finishing the work
of the canvass. 80 The bail of Cashier Baldwin
was increased to 100000. - There was
much feeling III HobOken in regard to the
action OF the iremen Oh Sunday. == Gold value
of tie legal-tender silver dollar t412l2 grains),
SO 80 cents. - Stocks opened strong and higher,
afterward were feverish and closed irregular aud
unsettled.
The WEATHEE.-IRIBUNE local Observable ms ind
cate cloudy and partly cloudy weather, occasional
rains and slight rise in the temperature. Their
nometer yesterday: Highest So; lowest 4G0
average, 81 Ia.