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SOME UGLY TRUTHS COMING OUT.

All is not serene in the Democrat,
camp in Howard county. Judging from a
card from John r. Clark. Il member %;
the State Central Committee for thai
county. published in last weeks Ellicot
City Times. 1t appears that the other
two members of the committee are ring
STEERS and ignored Mr.. tlarl, when arranG
inc Tor Tie primary meetings &c. "hici.
it is we'll knuwn. were fixed at an unuSu-
ally early date in order tn circutnvent thu
friends of Gev. Hamilton. Mr.. CLARK
says:
Most positively | would have refus' q
my signature to the paper, as it is radi
cal innovation upon a long establishe'
usa-e and was never done but once i'll tl''
history of our partr. and that was II
1873 when the several bosses on on.
ticket came near being beaten. on tina
account. running. as usual. several hn'i
,ired votes behind the ticket. The Idle
of holding primaries for county officer
in the middle OF harvest is an outra@,
upon the agricultural and business com
munity and only suits professional poll
ticiaus whose sole trade and occupation
in life consists in seeking fat offices Tn,
people surely do not intend to stand thi>
no Gus poems any longer. Forhearanc"
has ceased to he Il virtue. Reform tie,
will have-inside the party if they cr
hut reform anyhow. THIS j rather i
uu'uc,,v season for tuc b,SSeS all oNrI
the country. Is not the donm of ON
MARYLAND bosses near at hand-Gurman
Cotton. Free Raisin, Eugene Higgins
the latter the champion hulldozeT IN
ClarkSvillc district, at he last local ei.c-
ton. who under Il rowdy alias. with
pistol and whi>kev bottle i'll hand. bull.
dozed the quiet citizens and voted
negroes and others brought from outside
with the assistance of the district regis
ter and other conspirators. Whom the
Gods wish to destroy they first make
,,,S,
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\ VISIT To WnEATLAND.-A cores
pendent of the Philadelphia Press thus
describes the Old homestead of President
Buchanan. now owned and occupied 10y
his niece. Harriet Lame Johnston and her
husband. Henry +. Johnston, Esq, of
Baltimore:
The OH r",t' tree at Wh.at'ani sits
-, !, uI.., tr,'n the r.'a.i and Is i,ali hid
b. tue great trees waIrh stand hrtw,en
1t ana III" lururNr. Before the porch
stand two towering Norway t'imc>. clad
Ii their richest veriure from the limbs
of which beautiful baskets of plants and
fioHer> hang like gaudv PENDANTS from
the ears of iuSky maiden. The grass
grow, rank on the lawn and the flowers
are grouped together in tasteful array
both before and behind the old time
>5reaE,d mansion. The broad porch at
the front holds the present proprietor.
Henry Elliott Johnston. the eminent
banker OF Baltimore and the husband Of
Harriet Lane. lie welcomed us 10 the
home nf Nncnau1u and we passed into
the great. broad hall, which runs clear
tl.rougi, the ilnnsr. then to the left into
II
ni<hea. the walls OF which are hung with
portraits and beautiful landscapes. many
Of which were presents to Mr. buchanan
whit. he was abroad rs uur minister to
the Court Of st. James and Russia. OF
this pirlor. in Il wing of the house. is the
library III which Mr. Buchanan did his
work it is Il plain but conIinu!iouS
apartment. still kept As rcaly as posi-
Die as in the laNS when the statesman
occupied it, His portrait hangs over the
lnantclp piece. and IN the opposite wall II
copy ut Ills inaugural addrcSS, printed
upon satin. delivered on the March 18th.
l>J,. In the diniis:s room. still Gisten-
nag with the family plate. stands an old
clock The property nf Mr.. buchanan 5
father 1t has list been recovered b.
Mr. Johnston after years %. search. Ii
had been bought at Mr.. Buchanan :
fathers sale near Mercer>burg and taken
West to the Rocky Mountains by Il
Franklin county farmer. \ publication
Of this fact led to the search and recoy-
cry oi the ancient ti,nel,ierc. which often
Indicated the school and working hours
Of James Buchanan When :. boy, and it
+ Has Just been put lii the dining room Al
/ Wheatland. All over the place and
through the old mansion there is an effort
to pExscrve everything rs nearly as posi-
hle as the great man who owned it left it,
Relies helun@ing not Gully u him hut tn
his father aud mother are prominently
displayed,
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TIRE Frederick EXAMINER says with
mich truth that 1.-The necessities of the
case require the immediate decapitatinn
Of the leading officials in the Baltimore
Custom House, for the reason that they
Go not enjoy the confidence and respect
OF the Republican party. They are not
il accord with the party organization in
the Stale, they cannot lead it and they
sJubbornly refuse to follow it, Hence
tic party is disjointcd and abnormal, and
its forces therefore cannot be rallied to
common center, bat habitualiy meet the
enemy with broken and discovered ranks.
vulnerable at all points and consequently
easily put to flight. No one better under.
stands the obstacles i'll the path TO success
than Mr.. Urner (member of Congress
from tie 9th district and no one better
comprehends the remedy which would
remove the distractions. which have 10! {,
blocked our pathway to victory. There
fore let him confer with the other leading
men in the party, and secure united party
action, and 90 before the President pre-
, rcd form lily to prese 1t the whole ques-
ton to his Excellency. and ask in the
name of the future of the Republican
party. that it be wisely and etfectually
disposed of at once
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AtNRRl ED.

SIMrEES-l ;pFH-On Tuesday, June u,
1881, 1T the residence If the hr,dr father,
bv the Rev. T. W. SImpcrS, Of Phll'iitphla
assisted hv the Rev. W. +. Avery, of Elk
non, Harry IL. Simprr>, son at the "t'l''iaI-
ing clergyman, 10 Mary X, daughter OF W.
H. Elder. Esd, Of Eikton.
HoFFMAS June Sth, in
Phi!a!eI ,ha. by Rev. f.. II. Hoffman, as
sisted by O. II. Titf',ny, u. d, AZ the rs>'-
Grrc,. of the brides father, the Rev. l.. l..
Hoffman, OF CirnSl,una. PA, and Miss
Bella Mullen, eft Philadelphia.
W-WnEATIE-D June =, ri New
London, Pa. hv the Rev -. Il. W"rkman.
William &. Crow and Hannah WlIeatly
both ri Cunche's Bridge, Del
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Death Of the President Uncle.
KILLED By 4 RAILROAD TEAM WHILE RID
ISG IN Ills BUGGY.

KILLED By 4 RAILROAD TEAM WHILE RID
ISG IN Ills PIGGY.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 933-Shorsly
after ) q clock this afternoon Iii; east
bound train on the New York. l'annSyl-
vania and Ohio Railroad, when about
in which were riding Thomas Garfield.
an uncle of President Garfield. tni Mrs.
Aluu2o Arnold. sister al Dr. HnNmt"u. :,
cousin of tine President. fh"'.!aS 'ar-
field WAS i:IStamtI, .;i:lrtl and hrs. \r-
nuld'S skull was 81 badly fractured that
her life is trsp;tired nj. The lutgr WAS
dragged about iwo hundred feet before
he train could be stopped. NJ. Gar
iirld was eighty Years old. He leaves
seven children. President Garfield and
DR.. Boy nt"m were tltsraph"d 10 al Long
Branch.
Lone BRANCH. June 22-A tcie graphic
dispatch has just been received from
Ncwburg, Ohio. saying:
Father diei at > p. NJ.
{. ). GARFIELD"
Immediately afterward Dr.. Boyntnn.
the President family ply sici.tn, received
the fo!lo" imc:
RANDALL. Ohio June "12.--'fhamlS Gar
irid killed by cars. Mr.. -trnold'> skulI
pushed, Come IN lpnl,H!ti!ei-
These dispatches we're Instantly hand
ed Ia the President. Who retired ~ his
rooms.
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Prejudice Kills .

" Eleven wears our daughter suffered on n
bed OF misery under the ere of several oi
the best (anl some OF the wor.1) physicians
who g:,v,: her disease various names but nc
relief, aud now She is restored IL us in good
health by as simply :: remedy rs Hop Bit
tiers. that we had poohrd at for two wears,
.Irfore using it. We earnestly hope and
Tray ! ,,ar no one else will let their sick Sut-
fer as we did, on nc"ouut Of prejudice
against so go'id "A r"airiae ~ Hop Rlttefs.
The Parents. Telegram.
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II is bad omen for somebody when a
Democratic convention meets in Eliiton,
and the everlasting, inevitable and eternal
Hilton !. Kidd doesn't preside. Yet,
even he. around whose hyperion curls
Cluster the fragrant memories of We an
Gent Bourbon, was ru;hlessly set aside
OF Wednesday, by the Octoraro states
I'm
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THE Baltiaaorea1 OF Saturday has an
illustration which is a practical represen-
tation of the political position of the
Hon. VIM. Pinkney Whyte, the cani-
oate for mayor of Baltimore city. 1t
presents Mr.. Whyte as engaged in the
wonderful equestrian feat of attempting
directions Both steeds are at full speed,
one labeled the Ring and the other Re-
form; Mr.. WHITE with g foot on the
hack of each, but the right foot placed
firmly. on the Ring racer and facing in
the opposite direction to Reform. In his
rear is the Capito! at Washington.
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become part of the United States. As
Gen. Grant said in Mexico the other day
onr people are not anxious to extend their
territory, but as favor to our cousins
across the border they might consent t"
admit Canada to the republic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-06-25

Or ex-senator Conl!ing the free-lanee
cnlI-driver, Joe Howard. says: Person
ally, dislike the ex-senator. but would
be recreant to the bump of appreciation
with which I was endowed on the day of
my birth if should fail to recognize in
Conkling fighter, slayer and winner.
He'll beat the field just as certain as yor
are born. and he's no f;,vorite, either
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-06-25

\ SHORT two years ago, and Pinkney
Nhyte saw in uneasy dreams, the unwe'-
one ghost OF Arthur 2. intrude. E''n
,ow disturbing visions of impending i'll
over DER the couch of ye Senatorial
Nathan.
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ITwas of course too much tn expect that
a South Carolina jury would convict a
high toned Southern gentleman Of murder
Therefore Col. Cash has been acquitted
iur numbering his friend in a duel.
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SENATOR SHERMAN says he is astonish-
al that it should be charged that there
Is a GOODNESS between Governor Foster
and himself. He denies it emphaticalll
and says Foster is certain TO be re-eltct-
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QI't Qtt'I 1l1|'io.
ELkTON. JUNE %. 1881.

OUR Senatorial Nathan had better lonI.
to his sheepfold lis not the Republi-
can wolf now at the door. The danger
is from within.
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con. we could have captured the ell
tire delegation, if We had wanted it. y
This was what he Said-but didn' mean
or words to that effect.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TyIlIS is to rive notice. that the subscriber. oi
L Cecil county, hath obtained from the Orphans
court OF said county, letters Testameutary on the
personal estate OF
THOMAS TONG,
Late Of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims az inst the said deceased are hereby warn
ch to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated,
On or before the 3Oth day Of April. lsS2:
they NAV otherwise by law. be excluded from all
benefit VI said estate. All persons indebted TO
All, estate are requested to make Immediate pay
rnnut to the subscriber Given under my hand,
this nth day OF May. 1sSl.
JOSEPH MILLER.
Executor OF Thomas Tong, deed.
Tcst-HENRY ID. MILLER, Register.
Nav l4-Gw
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4 little .jam," Tom Heating, and a
stale platform. are the net results of a
Democratic State Convention, which. on
Thursday, most eiTectually squelched
Hamilton and his 9earty reformers.
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IT'S paradoxical. but still It's true. that
the more Porter" the Old Ring Demo-
Gratis of Cecil take the soberer they grow.
1t was So again in Elkton, on Wednesday.
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THIS thing is getting monotonons.
Every time Democratic convention
meets in Elkton the combination captures
it. The ''Champion is never too con,
iident, but just confident enough.
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BALTIMORE LIVE Sro"E MARKET. The
market was slow Tor h.e-i ,.,ttle and prices
lower. Wru'tct, from &7.25a6.5o. Mich
cows common 10 good, SlSi3O wholesale.
Hog, - .aSi GETS. C"liiI.r"n 7" fair Sheep at
:i;Iic.: extra :j''. Lambs 4ail2c.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

I hereby give notice ia n.y creditors.
L cndorscrS and sHr@, it, i:.a. .rb applied to
the Judges "t :hu 'irlait Cent tnr Cecil county
Tor Nv i,,..I,,. ii the inSolvCnt Laws Of Mary
laE'i. Az! thit the Clerk OF the said Court has
ordered ami appointed ;hr nineteenth day OF Sep
trlilhtr- 1881. for me t" appear before the said
Judges, 1T the Court House III I.lktun. to answer
such intcrroga:nricS and allegations a. my crcdi-
tors cndUT>ers or suTctIcs may there ITuuuSr or
aile"c against me-. EbWARD ). WEST.
June Is. lSSl-:En
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5000 Reward

WILL be paid by the Farmers and
w Mechanics Mutual Insurance Association
OF Cecil county Tor the detection and conviction of
the inc"ndlary OF any buIldiu" insured in this
AsSn~iatiUn. as we'll iur HAT 0i Richard T.
ii,sNafd'> house which was burned "a the 9Th g,
.:.th vi 4laI,.h iHSt. i.t.ar s.iur,.
JOSEPH MILLER President.
HENRY Il. kIMBLE Secretary.
lbri lit
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~ McCjLLOCGH,
o2NETS AT LAW,

,ithre ON Main 81. hong occupied by Mr.. Grocme.
We iaNr f,$S,rri. ted ourselves under the above
uarc 10" the IrlriiC" oi our procession. ana VIII
:cv. prompt Iiil careful attention 10 ali business
iufrll>tv;l 10 us.
The business connection between MS does not
extend 10 criminal business in which the practice
gt each VIII be entirely distinct FROM that OF the
Other All other business contided 10 either Will
r,.c,.i, c the attcntiG. ct both.
JAMES BLACK GROOME,
CLINTON McCELLDtIH.
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the LIGHT AT HONE.
ny oro. o. DEx,xo.


When gently falls the eventide AKA m
Around the vine-clad cottage door. lsg1sl
And peeping stars from dim light glide
Mid clouds that fsck the blue sky Ger,
How sweet al draw the dirk hours on = y
And weary footsteps cease to roam, 'a''
To count the happy moments gone, al Of
And dreaming watch the LloHT AT Hoxs
How blest the scene entwined the hearth,
Where meet warm loving hearts again,
Whore fondsst bopesof heav'n have birth
Untouched by worldly pride or .stain!q.
81 The father smiles In manhood true, ,b,si
The mother calls to baby, "Oome! s"a'
The sisters cheeksreAect the hue
That beams from OF the LiaHT At HONE
Now laughs the boy in childish giee, q = :, :
As prunks he plays with erandpa's hair,
Or gaily sports on papa's knee, ~
As free as bird in summer air,
Then swestly wells the evening hymn!
Its incense floats to azure dome el bau
Oh, in our hearts from earth-light dim
Shinegolden words-The Light at Home
II ~ II 4 Il J II II
Sad traveller Ger the ocean lone.
Wan prisoner In thy dreary cell, v
SPaie cnptive whers no loving tone SiaA<
Again can break thine icy spell, -v
Worlds of beauty would ye give, { J." n
All the aishh pf fames wide tope.A 7 Z
Evermore to love and live
By the wondrous angel Light at Home. 4
Silvery locks have touched our brow
cAnxious care oft thralled the heart N
Yet nestle closely to us now
The loves that only death can part
When no-more below shall shine
Light of-hope DER earth's sod glOam,
Stnr of Wonder, Dove Divine,
sOh fold ns.in Thy L1aHf;A A. HoHA A
sxs MARCOS. March 81. 1881 y
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Not q man who served on the P0.
land Committee stands q ghost of'f
Chance to get an appointment undel
Garfield.
aPapa, how do al the editors get
in free to all the showsis '.Well
sonny, asa, general rnle, they givs
abou5 five doll, ,rs worth of advertising
fora twenty five cent ticket. '-Ex
The total exports Of petroleum ant
petroleum products for the month O.
january amounted to 3S,458,954 gal
ions, valued at $2,066, ,227, and fol
$. y,n months ending January 81
1851, to 313,31S,05J gallons valued
at S32, ,839,336. -
julius Schwab, the boss communis
of New York, says the assassination
OF the czlr OF Russia is a warning tt
such menss jay Gyuld and VIM. n
Vanderbilt, WHO have cause to, trem
BILE. They ara Expressing the people
he says, and for Just such oppression
Alexander II. WAS killed. J, - :. "a
There are sre s;5ST, ,1sl colored people
in the United States, ,or about Is, 15'
to each 100, ,OD0 whites In .Soua
Carolina three fifths, of the, popula
ton are colored, !, and in Loliisianl
and Mississippi from one-half TO three
f;fths are icoiored. s,Notwithstandini
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The New Presidents Habits.

Gen. Garfeld's habits in the white
house are regular. and most exemp-
larry. He is up at Z o'clock, and be,
fore any of his fanilydexcept his ven.
er..bie mother, who is an hoir ahead
Of him. - a'.s'.. 80 >. ''.s e.'. '' .'.'
The family breakfast at 8, but be
fore that time the president finds
time to, glance ct the p pcrs. After
breakfast, winch is over by half past
saght, the president goes to his ofiict
and gives directions touching suct
mail matters as require bis persO:-s
attention. He spends probably al
hour dictating personal letters to hi
ssenographer. Then JOINS his family
las chat with them Tor few min
utes, and is ready TO greet the howl
ing mob who are bai king their SHIN
on the outside. At2 oc,ock the pres
dent usually denies furtherinterview'
to the office seekers, and at half-past
two takes his lunch with his family
Between three and four O'Clock h,
reads the New York ID ulies. Usual,
between four and five clock SONS
members Of the cabinet Will drop IN
Blame calls every day.
At t6 O'Clock the president dimes
and spends the evening with his fam
lily. entertaining such persona friend'
as caIl. There we no Sunday nigh
SINGING CLASSES at the white ho1s'
now, The president is great love
of children. He enjoys Their COMP
nv and loves to romp With beln Hi'
-idest dsnshter AoIlie, is at that ag'
when her lessuns anl her eiunst'oaa
Advancement requires much asieu ton
Her father takes deep PerscDal IN
terest in her welfare
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Agreat writer has said that ''Ssub.
born Audaeisy 10 shs isse istikee of
Guili, ''s1hishj jtrufh linds ji6vihlS iliue-,
tratioa 10 the pirstical tat vieatiopp
which IRON time 70 time are gotten up
10 sell on the name and reputation Of
Simmons Liver lHssdiSlos, Z A majority
Of these parasites have died s,nstural
death. while in four Instances perpefual
iojuuctious have been decres6 by The
Courts for the protection Of fkst pnhlie
,nd the suppression Of these irsl9s.
But the fear, Of exposure and puslihs
ment doe: not g!sy gFSvysot the crime crime q q
isexposed sSd ptoblbitsd. aisul ulfapd.
lent device 10 invented. Thorefors -
vare Of these dseepaioae. 80 iebe oily
Simmons Liver RAGslstors hsnpissy
tursd b. u. r. ZeiIip 4 Co.. IN the
White Label With tbe large red q pnd
Mortar on tbs wnppeT. sCopstpsrs
Who vsIue their he1lt6 sud hves eassos
exercise TOO maoisvisilAsss ssd sssslss.
wbss buyinsa'ts pss thst ,thsvl ut tbs
asuuins. lApril 2 laosl1odsa ssl 80,
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-04-07

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