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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-01-22
Our Neighbors.

In ReiStertown, Baltimore ceunty, and
vicinity within the past two weeks Z num-
Der of children have died of diphtheria and
scarlet fever.
\ "haunted house" in Waverly, Balti-
more county, is creating some excitement.
\ colored man called at the house of Mrs.
Lewis, in Baltimore county, on Tuesday,
and while the servants back WIS turned
the fellow grabbed Il silver watch and fled.
\ Northern Central railroad brakeman
had his ears so badly frosted short time
ago that when he stopped at Shrewsbury
to warm and rub them they dropped Off
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THE BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET
Prices ruled Il little higher than last week
for prime cattle, while other grades showed
little change. We quote us follows:
Best beevS Sj.25 r;.S7; medium or good
fair quality S3.37a4 81: ordinary thin steers,
oxen, and cows 81 ~ 300.
SwINE.-Light rough hogs at 6a6i4 cents:
better grades III aG3i and extra : cents.
SHEEp.-Fair tn good 3iga4la cents; and
for the very best cents.
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recovering their feet, they went on their
way.
y sleigh load Of ladies started t. visit
small village about eight miles from
this place. and after encnuntering many
dangerous breaks in the road thev began
to think that the road supervisors were
all dead. DoCILE
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~ SheetingS, Pillow-case Musins, Tabl,
Linens, Towels and Napkins, at REESE'S.
~ Apple Butter-four pounds for /;
quarter, at RECESS Provision Store.
~ The HIVE in the Hollow
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan. 18th,
1881, at the residence of the brides mother
Ivy the Rev. \. J. Snider, DAVID b. McMul
len and Mary f. Bomlden, eldest daughter
of the late Ezekiel c. Boulden, all of Della
ware.
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The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich

Will send their celebrated Electro Nni!ajc
Belts to the afflicted upon so days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay.
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tS"Malt Bitter:" are Brain, Nerve.
and Blood food, peculiarly adapted to. and
warmly recommended bv, our druggists and
physicians 10" General Debility, Mental and
Physical Exh lustion, Hvsteria, Nervous
nsss, Sissplsnsss, Emseiation, and Dropsy,
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L. MARSHALL nAINxS,
& MCCULLOUGH
ATTORNEYS LAW,
ELKTON, MD

Elm ION. hD.
Office on Main St, long occupied by MIR. Groene.
We have associated ourselves under the above
name. Tor the practice Oi our profession and Viii
give prompt and careful attention to all business
Entrusted to us.
The business connection between us does not
extend to criminal business in which the practice
OF each will be entirely distinct from that VI the
other. All other business coniided to either will
receive the attention OF both.
JAMES BLACK GROOMK,
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH.
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Baltimore Markets.


Corrected WceklV by ". H. Michael G Sons,
Grain and Producc Commission Mcr-
chants, I25 McEldery's Wharf.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-01-22
CECILTON ITEMS.
SICKNESS AND DEATH,

SICKNESS AND DEATH.
The successive weeks of cold weather
have not only been productive of an
abundance of snow and ice. but also sick
ness and death. There are several cases
of scarlet fever and dptheria among
children. Mr.. Pennington and Mr.. Plum
mer, residents of the neighborhood, are
both very low with typhoid fever Miss
Phebc Lofland was laid away quietly on
third day of the year. Suddenly on New
Years day, Mrs. Howard an old lady well
known here. died of paralysis One day
last week, our beloved pastor, Rev. Mr.
Chase, consigned to its resting place
lovely little girl. about two years old.
She was only sick short time: Group
was the complaint Mothers gather their
little ones close to their hearts and pray
that they may he kept safe from that fell
destroyer
RELIGIOUS.
The congregation of Westminster
Presbyterian church. Georgetown were
made very happy by the return of their
former pastor, Mr.. Gaylord. He preach
ed to them on last Sabbath. The Rev.
Mr.. Reese is the gentleman they have
called to administer to that congregation.
He is originally from Baltimore.
LOSS OF \ HORSE.
Mr.. Evans, the oblising young man
from Middletown, who canvasses the
country with all kinds of merchandise
and can supply everybody with every
thing for every purpose, lost Z valuable
horse, last week, in Grove Neck, from
collie.
WHERE WAS HEo
Mr. Thatcher a man that has been for
several years going once week through
the neig!borhood buying up butter and
eggs &c. for which he always paid liber-
ally, did not come for two weeks and
great were the fears that were entertained
and numerous were the inquiries about
him. fearing he had fallen victim to the
smallpox, but yesterday he made his APP
pearance with 4 farmers ulster and fully
able to keep Jack Frost at bay.
PARTYISM.
The spirit Of partyism is again revived
not among politicians, but with young
men and maidenS.
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WHERE WAS HE.
PARTYISM.

The spirit of partyism is again revived
not among politicians, but with young
men and maidens
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EHE uHRKEFS.
. 49, s,--s---= .------.-r---..--- -
Elkton Markets.

REPORTED BY d. SCOTT & BEC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04

scene, illustratige OF the great heart and afrec-
ioDate nature OF the new President. Ex-Presi-
dent Hayes was the first to shake the hand of
General Garfield and greet him as President.
The special Senate committee, col. Bright ani
ue vice PRESIDENT escorted the Presidents ana
ex Pres ideDL's party from the platform 10
Their carriages, they 10 take their place in the
oil OCT SSfOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04

wee President Arthur and ex President HIVES
uncovered. AS they rode down the avenue tho
shouting and hnrrahs were almost incsssaat
General Garfield handed bis stove pipe hat
with skin. He looked tired but robust. He
seemed perfectly at ease, aud would chat now
aEo then With the other occupants OF his car
rage. He never failed to respond to the
ciamorus crowd. Vice President Arthur looked
TuGd! healthy and beam1 1g. He used his hat
constantly. AT every street corner where the
crowd was the denser the shouts went up
grave, s1Iong-voiced men shouting ont with a
"HURRAH FOR GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.
At II o'clock the first division ha1 passed the
Treasury on It's way TO the Capitol. lir-e
crowd followed It, but many stald where they
were. Bodies OF armed and unarmed men
matched and counteTmarcned On The aven IL,
aid almost every approach to 1t getting In %
position for the grand procession On the return
from tie Capitol. The West philadelphia Club
attracted more attention than perhaps any un-
armed CODY OF men. IL could be told at a
glance u at they were S0iid citizens, every 10 an
OF them. They wore long ulsrers OF gray
fixture. stoyepipe hats, and rich oa1ye.
Ihelr gloves were light In color with broad
oIald down the backs. They hired colored men
to carry their banners. ard, apparently, were
having good time. People lett the avenue
with its bright uniforms to see these men form
On street.
THE CROWD ON TIE AVENUE
increased after the sun came out until there
was n ass o. people everywhere. The saloons
and lunch places Gid a very good business.
There was drinking, but only a very few int1X-
cattd men were noticed.
ARRIVAL AT THE CAPITOL.
AT 1880 a. NJ. the heads of the procession,
passing around the south wing, reached the
eastern front OF the Capitol. The Presidential
carriage was driven to the lower entrance OF
the Senate wing and the President-el elect, &C
companiei by the Vice Pre5ident-elect aud
Senators Pendleton and Thurman entered the
building and proceeded to the Vice Presidents
room where they remained until IL O'Clock.
As early as 10 O'clock crowds began to Assem-.
bic in front OF the platform erected over the
steps leading to the main entrance ana at II
O'CLOCK it was estimated that So 900 people were
masSsd In front OF the building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04

brigandish white hat, with the strings forcing
the sides we'll down over her ears. Miss Fanny
Ha!es a little miss OF ten years, was Miss
MUlieS companion.
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oa FVsa Page.j
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

Wlil 90 wen to read these Maine testimonials care
iuilV ay ase an prejudice, and use y0ur oWn best
J"dgnent in regard To consulting Dr. II. DO not
tsk 19r an't be influenced by the opinion Of some
friend VINO Is III robust health and who cannot APP
Preclate your rehdtlon but act a. your own reason
ana common sense dictate -
lea! the following from grateful father
NORTH NASSALBORO, ME, March 80, 1881.
DIR, liENIoN Dear Sir,-For nearly four years
my eldest boy (noW in his 18th YEAR, afflicted
Win ,E1plep7,yy (lits( we tried every remedy we
poasihl% could but ne continued t" grow worse, so
tn4l ne hat TWENTY FITS week when proyiden
nay saw your advertisement in the Waterville
Mali ltst oct"hcr at once placed him under your
cale' ani IN wv" months his fits ENrlRELl LETT
HIN tnd ne y now strong and well.
=, Tours very truly, GEoR,I: CANAAN
Mf. canaan VIII cheertuliH answer letters.
AR, r. >. heating, II Wateryille Me-, was cured
~ DI, htnloll. OF arlrose lcerS on the leg, in
l>'S. Mr. heating lost much time from his work
anu wa, Il great SUFFERER Referred to.
Ms Marha ElilS West Watcryille, cured of ga
t'l9h Liver '"uple, "i'Zzy Spells, etc. Referred
to.
MR. Emma =; Ran>deil, of Canaan, Ne, had
rtfateI Sofe lnloat 1or more than year; soft
parts on tAe throat nearly all destroyed, as was also
thG palatc- Pr H. cured her Referred TO-.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

If you are suffering from Consumption or Ca
tarrh, don't let your friends your physicians in
orado or Florida. Send for the Compound Oxygen
Treatment. 1t will do more good for you than
any change of climate. In recent letter from
Hon. VIM. D. Kelley, introducing a friend, resi-
dent OF our city, whom he had persuaded to give
Compound o xygen trial, he says: His physi
clans advised him to go to better climate but
his means will not permit this and know that
the climate of Philadelphia, improved by your
Compound Oxygen, aW DO lin more good Maa a
remoeol to any climate on this continent and in
saying this speak from D1y hage experience IN
California Florida, and in the elevated plains of
the country AS Judge Kelley is one of our oldest
patients, his opinion Of Compound Oxygen is of
great value. Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen,
containing large reports of cases. with full inform
alton, sent free. Drs. STARKEY & PALEN IlO9 and
Ill Girard Street Philadelphia Pa.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02
DISEASES TREATED.

licredtM! Blood Poison, Female Diseases, Heart
Disease, orofua, Epilepsy OR lits), Consumption
Throat Disease, Catarrh in Ill 1T forms and Deaf
matlsm and Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia, Liver
and Kidney Diseases, stomach Troubles, Diabetes.
rlnary Disorders, Spinal Irritation, Nervous Pros
tratlon, Lame and Weak Back, Constipation, Piles
and fiatula without of knife or caustic) Skin
Diseases plmplcs or Moth Patches on Face, Long
standing lcers, salt RhtUm, Paralysis, Inpo-
tencN. badly cured Diseases Of Men, etc; in short
ILL lNlG lISE sES Of .Lll.l
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02
Caution Notice.

wv HEREAS my wife, MARY JANE TILDEN,
w has left my home, taking with her my daugh
ter, MARY THEODOTIA TILDEN. This is to for
bid all persons from harboring or trusting them
my account, as shall pay no bill of their contract
ing. SETH TILDEN
Lincolnvile, May 81, lSsl.-3w22*
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

WINrERpoRr. Mrs. Mchitable powncs, widow
of John Downes, died May 23d aged IS years She
was pensioner, her husband having been in the
navy during the of lSl2.... DE- Holt hats in his
office a Florida alligator, which has been in his
possession between three and four wears. The rep
tile is hftceninches long and very active The ALI
gator ate good square meal last October, and only
twice since has he tasted food of any kind and that
quite recently and in very small quantities. He is
not 4 very expensive boarder. Harrison Twining
ESD. has returned from the west. He spends the
winters with his children in Michigan, because sit
is so much warmer, you knoW.....Dr. Silas {.
Blaisdell, of New York. is visiting friends here
On sunday evening last a "latriotic service" was
held in Congregational Church, in which members
of that and the Methodist sabbath school partici-
patcd. Last June some of our citizens procured
and set at liberty forty mine Messina quas. About
one month ago, quite a number of quail seen
here, supposed to be the same that were liberated
decoration Day was observed by very interest
ing services The citizens generally, old and Young
assembled at the Congregational Church at half
past one. The procession, which was formed under
the direction of Henry I. >ansorn, Esq, marshal
and James Truman. ESD, deputy marshal. and pre-
coded by the Winterport Band marched up Main
the cemetery the procession halted at intervals to
enable four young ladies-NIisse5 Carrie Taylor,
Lotto Spencer Lizzie Fernald, and Sophie Chase
to place their floral offerings upon the soldiers
graves. which were designated by flags previously
placed upon them On reaching the soldiers Monu-
ment, which was beautifully decorated with iagS.
wreaths of evergreens and flowers, there was
music by the band, and prayer offered by Rev. Mr..
Pratt. II. I. Sanborn read the "Ro of Honor
and an appropriate piece was sung bya company of
ladies and gentlemen, after which Truman Little
field, Esq, master of ceremonies introduced Rev.
Father buddy. who made some eloquent and patri-
otic remarks, A shower coming on, an adjournment
was had 10 the church, where an hour OF more
passed in very interesting manner listening to re
marks by +. Littlefied, Hon. I. Cushing, Rev
Mcssrs Pratt and Blanchard, and music by the
band, closing by the audience singing America.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02
Freedom Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given to
L my minor son, JASON ALLEN TILDEN, his
time during the remainder of his minority. | shall
claim none of his wages nor pay any of his bills
after this date. SETH TILDEN.
Linconvile, May 81, lSSl.-3w22*
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02
HOUSE FOR SALE.

s.=S The homestead of the late Geo
.asa sssz% 31.ilAs Cox is offered for sale. 1t is
4:F6lEY = 800 pleasantly and conveniently 10
III aSs ff Gated on Miller street Just below
q ea Rs7e High. 1t has good garden,
tssiass 8&SaakE3sgoo cistern nine rooms, all of
which are well and thoroughly finished. The house
is one and half stories with l. and She'd all new
and in good order. 1t will make Il very delightful
home for any one, and is especially convenient for
business men. Apply for terms and inspection to
PHILO IIERSEG.
Belfast Nav %, 1SSI.-22
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

Since February last, we have
been constantly busy prepar-
ing for our SPRING and SUM-
MER TRADE. We have taken
SPECIAL pains that our Shoes
should be made we'll and of
GOOD Material, so that we
have no hesitation in asserting
that we have the BEST Stock
of Goods we ever had. We
have given up trying TO supply
CHEAP Shoes, and in the fu-
ture shall have nothing to do
with them. We find people are
never satisfied with them, no
matter how cheap they are
bought. And now what we wish
to say is this :---We shall sell
only such goods, as in our judy
ment will wear well, and if anv
person buys a pair of shoes
from US that does not give sat
isfaction, WE WILL MAKE
THEM GOOD m EVERY In
STANCE. OF course, i'm the
GREAT amount of Shoes we
sell, there will be, now and
then, pair that will give out,
but we shall take care to sat
isfy every customer that gets
such a pair. Remember this,
we are buying no cheap goods,
but we have our goods direct
from manufacturers, made
specially for US, and by Fay
ING CASH DOWN for them, we
are able to sell goods at ABOUT
AS LOW PRICES as others ask
for their cheap, shoddy grades.
We have ali the NEW STYLES
in Ladies and Gensiemen's fine
Shoes as we'll as some OF the
BEST CUSTOM MADE SHOES
for every day wear. ANY of
the old stock of cheap Shoes
will be sold at less than cost.
B. G. Dinsmore & Son.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

The first excursion tickets of the season are to
the trout streams and lakes of Maine Boston
Traveller.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

Bush ScytheS -!
FRED ATWOOD, WinterpOrt, Me.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-02

will 90 wen 70 read these Maine TESTIMONIALS care
fully, lay aside all prejudice and use yoar orn best
judgn'em in regard TO consulting Dr. II. 30 not
AK f9r amt be influenced by the opinion Of some
preciate your condition, but act your reason
and COMMON srMsc liclnte =
, 1881-10-05
ITALY.

APPROVED nY TIE ropE.
ROME, Oct. 4.-rhe Pope I,as approved the
resolutions passed ut tho recent meeting OF
tho lr:al, Bishops ut Maynooth College, ex-
pressing satisfaction with the Land net, etc.
llrFo1,M.
ROME, Oct. 4.-The Senato Committee has
approved tie fundamental principles Of tho
Electoral Reform bill, but tho notifications
1t desires will make necessary tho bill being
referred to the Lower House.
EUyrT.
II is announced TINT tho Government las
informed tile khed1ye Ut Egypt that the re-
suits OF tho inquiry into the lnassacre Of the
Italian expedition under Lieut.. Giuletti,
some months ago, arc unsatisfactory.
THE POPE.
1t Is stated that the Pope will deliver d
very important allocntIon OF tho subject of
the relations Of the Vulcan with tie Powers
at tho consstory which will be held prepara-
tory to tic lamentations, tie 8tll Of Decent
her
, 1881-10-05
FRANCE.
EC0ENtE:.


PARIS, Oct. 4.-1t Is stated III Bonnpartist
circles TINT tho cx.l;lnrress Ensanic, on tho
occasion If l,er recent hurried visit to the
city, male will leaving all Of hcr fortune
to Primes Victor. and declaring Him tile head
OF tho Bunapartist party. A c!nrsu in tho
document Urges the yo,lng Prince to devote
Nil his mind to tho service or tho cause Of the
Empire.
THE PARIS PRESS
Is flied will indignant comments OIL the
negligence Of tie French military authorities
ut TuM!s.
AN INTERESTING ARTICLE
OIL Ga,nbetta, BY Count yon Goeltz, has Just
appeared III the German review Dcntsch
Ritntlsc1un. 1t seems to have excited tho
wrath Of tho tlltra-patriots Of the Father
land.
THE SOCIALISTS OF PARIS
tonight pass 9ormul sentence o,l Gambetta
for his completely III tic TulsInn affair. Ac-
cor,li1g to tile G.s,tlots, Dc UetIiaNg yester-
slay assorted that the so-cal!ed revelations
about Tnnls published by tile Imtn1Hsiyea7.t
tire based Oil communications made to I,ocllc-
fort by Waod, formerly British Consul at
Tunis. WIN Inns an old personal score to settle
with Roustar.
, 1881-10-05

whether Tho Government did mt mean to In
slst TINT tho leaKNe l,tuat submit II lilo alt-
tfnrity OF Parliament, and tho Executive
glyo tho act fnir play' Tllo Government, lte
snf., sl,ouhl exert tic amount Ut enMragp
ticcessary tn put 'tpwn TIN defiance Of faw.
AN ADVERTISEMENT
appears ln tho l.oiltlotl fMitU Nctps propns-
lug tint II duplicate Ut ltruca JONES' statute
nf Gladstone, tiDw really for casslng, l'o
1natle atMl prcscntcd to tho Unttcl Statos. To
commemorate Tic kindly sympathy TX
pressed from lllc highest to tlIo lowest with
the United STATUS l,f t,lo National aorr0w. It
further proposes tho flgllru sl,n1l represent
England atld Wales, the prtlustnt fo Of
Scotch ar,lMlt anil the bnso lrlsll grant. The
cost ur tic duplicate wan1tt bu ~EI,0oo. Thu
advertisement Is sgncdby bronze founder.
RELEASED.
UunrJS, Oct. 1.-Two n,oro suspects liavu
been rtIcascsl from Galway jail attcr two
inuntlls' detention.
rATlfCk Eu.AN
has arrived from Paris, nrd Visited tile
"suspGcts."
THE cLA11E-Mois,sts land 1.EAnuE
has resolved mt to pay rent until tho lnfl1
Commissioners l,ays decided tl,er test cases.
Arrangements l,ava been ina.la to built
huuaEil llull3Eo AUA AiA tClbuAka Nf4EAEu Ill tllC
meantime.
1sEDrATtf.
The authorities hnyH instructed tle police
to clnsely watcli the movements of fietfpall,.
ASsAslS.trEn.
4 tnun cArtfnx "bpyco!:cd oats In The
Parish Of Dom, County IIppetary, wns shot
Yesterday md 1t Is frarui nlurtnliy woultletl.
At TIE wCn1. sAT.l:Y TODAY
B,:D0 bales wcro sold Of New Xcafa,Nl. Port
Phillip, md Cape. a falr spirit was luanl-
festett. Prices are unchanged.
ANOTHER Wifi: CRIME.
Dublin, Oct ia farmer named Leary,
living ncar Baltimore on Lord Kc1lntarc's
property, WIS sllot lust evening by band Ut
armed men, who visited his l,o,lse 10 waril
Him nut to pay rent. liz died this morning.
rAfkSEI1. AT MALLUW.
1'arnc'l. who Is Investigating tho test cases
In tho Afnllow district, addressed lnrge
lnectfng Mt Mnllow Tuesday. ]Ie said III
fouf'l that Il, one Ut tho worst cases or lntt
grabbing existed III their nlitlst, md the Nal
low Lrague had tho nudartty 10 as|s for fund.-
for NJ, cyictctl tenant while they Ind snnc-
tloncd the eviction. rnrnell said llp wou1s
cut oil this rotten branch ntld take steps to
establish II branch in keeping with lilo prin
ctples Of Dayitt.