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broken down Ring domination in this
State.
but the Governor was unequal to the
emergency. He made Il teint against the
opposition faction of his party, and after
wards patched up Il truce with the yer,
men in whom he publicly proiessed t."
they turned the tables on him, and after
they secured places 1T his hands. turned
their official influence against him.
We regard the present attitude of the
Governor toward other leaders of his
party as meaning nothing more than =
fractional fight for party control. in whicl
the people have no direct interest except
III the exposures of the frauds practice
upon them by the now dominant party
III the State. 1t matters little, really, l.
the taxpayers who fitch them, whether
it be the Hamilton or German wing OF
the Democratic party.
Gov. Hamilton own organ. the HtgerS
tOfrH -Hult. now ST. Jealous Ill luS utllull-
citation OF the Bosses, was not too virtu-
Gus to receive it's share of the Demo
cratic newspaper subsidy. 1t paid Co.
ton one hundred dollars for the printe,
supplement containing the public law:
passed by the last Legislature, and tool
out Of the State treasury sixteen hun
bred dollars, pocketing the difference
fifteen hundred for which it rendered mo-
one cents equivalent to the State. W.
notice that Gov. Hamilton makes no spc
cinl reference to this home fee. in his ol.
slaught on Cotton. for pocketins thou
sands where his own man only had tlr
opportunity to pocket hundreds. The
only real Significance of this partisan
quarrel, in view of the exposures incident
upon it. lies in the hope that it may hasten
Republican restoration in the State.
which at best cannot be long deayed.
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HOSIERY:

These items in hosiery are everywhere
brr our prices are lower, probably, every
one of them.
LADIES.
English, pain col"rS, 5000.
German, fancy, 81, 81.
English, fancy, 30.
English, isle, hlark. Go
English, Isle, black embroidered, 10
English. spul->ilk, black, Sl.5o.
MISSES
French, heavy-rih, gray, SOLO.
German, ribbed. Isle, black, Oh
MEMS.
English, eNtra-stont, S0.l1.
E.ngli-h. fancy. -.
German. Isle, black, 80
German, liSlr, black, r,nbrpilcrcl, 10.
German, silk, plain rnlor>, -.
German, silk, plain c"iurs, embroidered,
So.
ynn find elsewhere n stocking called by
the san t irame as any one of these, and at a
price no higher than ours, look III the quail
~.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
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IT is said of the late James Ewing, OF
this county. who recently died i'll his SSth
year. and who was all his life very pro-
nounced Democrat. that among the last
hopes expressed hy him before his death
was that the Lord would let him live
long enough to see another Democratic
President.' With all respect t" the mem-
DRY of the deceased, it was rather an
unreasonable hope to want the Lord IL
let him live SO tam.
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$l0O, 10000. so says Gov. Hamilton 5
organ, is the bill for public printing
tilched by the Ring" managers from
the tax-ridden people of Mar, land during
the past twelve Years. But Senator
Groome says they have cultivated frugal
and abstemioHs habits." Heaven help
the poor tax payers, if an cxtravagnmt
fit should ever strike 'em.
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DRESS GOODS.

What art and skill are doing in cotton
dress fabrics Two rnnntrrs are yorgrou>
with them. The lowest price il - cents =
yard AMI the highest 62l: cent; hur they ART,
made in soft and delicate way, and by tex
'ure or print or dye, To rival the stutiS Of
luxury. Here are their familiar nalnr,:
Scotch I"rhyrs F"ular,ls
Madras ginoiIlmS SrtrenS
SeerSurkerS Lawns
ChlntzcS Cr-tunneS
Oxford cloths Monies
ToiieS ii -AlSace Chevo;tS
Printed shirtingS
In almost every name are trIUrnphS. loti
are NOT often asked 10 admire. -, modest
works ri art and skill: hut Sre il you can
pl>S these counters without u new estimate
of the times in which you live.
JOHN WANAMAKEE,
Fonrth circle, northwest from centre.
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HaG.GkGrchiefs.

New fancy white handkprrhirfS: many
New initiai>: new lrrttr~ IL different ltrreI
Tor each price New colurr,i borders. Linen
rtnterS with rnlurp,l silk borders (nuw here
else, probability require 10 he washed with
carr; bur with care they wash perfectly &:
c"'nrS i.i>'. Woven color murders, plaidS amt
stripe ri course. Not "a mixed cutyun-#nd
linen handkerchief in The Store
JOHN WANAMAkEH
Third circle southwest from centre
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~T1-y~E=

Everybody knows, are ,tnplr goods. One
looks at novelties and buys staples. Srap'
means something that almost every bod y
buys.
What everybody buys IS certain 10 III. Il
%''n'l thing somehow. Ti.. way ,i-hriees are
G''"t l. iiil>: the money goes all for Use and
urn" iur show: ar rather none for that kline.
# show which limits Use.
WHY, last spring We bought in one lot at
S3o,Uo0 worth nf .t-nei"rS aud have been
hHNlngi i'll dei'eigrS ever since. Amd now w
haNe more drhrigeS than Nnu viii look at,
Ill browns and grayS; and I.early all new.
The prices are all Ih. way from - cents FOR
- inch Ia 81. 10 for IL inch. \ particularly
good quality is &C cents fJr y inch.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Second circle, south from cemt.e.
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Medium Wooden Dress Goods

There are three notable Woulen dress fab
rit> III 81.
Nrii,u&,r l'ln-'lit ks, of i've ,'nlnrS. Til.
warp j. ni Il uniform tight shade iii each.
Ih- wool i Of alternate clusters of threads,
three "r ionr i'ring light, tile next three or
four having twisted with them Il thread of
darker shade.
Wo"leu saterns of eight golfers, more or
less mixed in r3rtiing. The satren effect is
produced hy heavy warped threads thrown
almost wholly ON The surface; they jump
three az fnnr of the tine warp threads, and
pass under only one. The warp scarcely
comes to the surface at all, is you can ste
by the >.lvag-.
CroiSe cashmere of fifteen plain colOrS:
differs from ordinary cashmere in the twill
This is probably 40 better moneys worth
than the Others: hnt almost exactly the
same has uSt hcen offered us at wholesale
for II little more money than we are selling
II 1T.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, south of centre.
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Black Dress Goods. 2
Second circle, south from cemi4e.

New things in black dressg goods of almost
all SORTS are ready.
Silk grenadines came some time ago: now
I he wool and slIk-Ind-woul grenadines are
here; and The variety Is greater than W,
nave had before, greater than anybody even
had, so far as we KNOW.
New armur->, plain and figured, are not,
able, especially the latter. Among them are
arinurr-, with small tignreS ami plai,lS, that
can be seen only when looked ut i'll certain
ways. The draping of :, dress of these would
appear TO he partly plain and partly figured
or plaid. The figures and plaidS seem Il
have IL" existence 1T all. You can't find
them except by accident.
JOHN WANAMiKEE
Next outer circle, Chestnut street entrance
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UNDERwEAR.

Fine muslin cambria underwear, richly
decorated with lace and EN- nroi,lery, careful
ly, finely and skilltully made. This we hay"
in greater yarieI than you will timd else
where; but there is no difficulty IN getting
this grade OF work.
Underwears OF :. palmer sort is difficult to
get carefully and skilltully made: but we
have d; really great collection OF it. For
more than Il year past we have been raising
the standard Of inanuficture and culfiva-
ting simpler styles. We have work the like
If which is in no other house. here or in
New York. The ideal of ir is the best OF
homemade underwear at such prices as will
au>e it to he preferred 10 homemade and
top home-Inaking as fast us the work be-
ONES known.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Southwest corner of building.
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SILK s,

| Heavy rich damaSse silks OF ali coior>,
ST.: last seasons 81 and 81 goods: are
selling in preference tn the latest novelties,
of course on account "f richness and price.
Plain silks of the same colurs 10 coinhn"
with them.
TIE following are just received from our
buyer residing in Paris:
PnngreS, richly embroidered by hand
with sprays of flowers and with birds The.
prices of those ready to-day are SIS to $50
per piece Of AZ yards. More coming.
New designs in French iuular,i> s..
B,yaderc ombre stripes. Here's one, for
example: garn-r-uin br"-nto-y gold nif-ruar-
ing with gold omhrr-in;o bronze: stripes
hat an inca wide and No interval heI ween.
Chfqurgr,i danaSsrS. Gorgeous Wit
color: variety at designs, the Only feature
common TO them all being rhr arrangement
i'll squares, not unlike Il che,luer board. -
10 S4.1J.
JOHN WAN.tMAKER.
Next outer-circle, Chestnut street entrance
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Carpets

We ask you T." 80" our wiltnniiniste'
mcqu"trr, brussels, and tar carp,
Dvr carpet trade j. new: cur4ls is lar.
nn4 nearly all new ~ hat is ,M i, ci,ea
-nou2h); and inany nf thscrnS M
Thought IA he fin, indeed.
Large hnyirs, Il: hotels, tlee, 81
tnd here, perhaps, surprising ntag->.
John WANKEI..
Market street from, mp stair
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FLANNET.sEs.
MJsl:rs

Who wants To read about muslins" And
Yet yun had better know how, by Il little
Cru"ketinrSS in dealing, they are made 10
bring an extra price, even in houses thai
ought 10 be- above drunkenness of any SORT.
Take an example: Wamsuttl is branded.
part of it WanSufta, and part of it with
the merchant : name. That branded Waul-
Sutta is sold III the current market piece, and
til, statesmen are instructed 10 sell us little
as they can If the genuine, and as much rs
they can OF the her.
The prncticr, We are sorry to say, prevails
i'll some large houses here i'll Philadelrhia
If You tind that Il merchant considers such
dealings :aIr, perhaps ynI will look out for
him iii other goods rs well as mu>linS.
We have everything in nusliuS that is
wanted here: everything is branded with
The name ot the mill that made il; and
everything IS sold at the bottom of tue
market.
JOHN WANAMAKEH
Outer circle, mort heast from centre.
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HORSES, CARRIAGE, &C.

BAY MARE. years old. good dri' cr, am!
Will work any where. COLT. Is months old
Evtcnsiontop ClRRiAGE uelrlv new. goo /
BUFFALO ROBES. BEAR ROBE.
Also. | Wheelharrow. and Cutiin- BOY.
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NOTICE..
WILLIAM I. MILLER. Executor vi J,
Nnrlms .lrr'n
MARY :. ABRAIIA1IS AID TrHEF
in thc Circuit Court .nr Cecil county. In f.

MARY :. ABRAIIA1IS AID UrHE
In die Circuit Court ."r Cecil cuunty. In /
No. I.u7j.
I'VE object Of this suit is tn proc
decree az order Tor the ratification AZ
/ nation of the SAL. ui the real estate Of J
Abrams. drrc 1.'c,l. made on The 18th day
'uIr,. lssl. i'y HE petitioner.
lEc Petition. states that the said dccea,
parted this ii'r on thr 'tn day OF J puar,
hat he tell will. %. yhich the y ;ir;0mcr
Exc 'ut"r. when "as du,y admitted 10 ~
aud letters teSrumcutary thereon granted
petitioner: that the petitioner was autlur
ud Will 10 sell >tiu real ,>tutc: that he did
due advertise meat. sell the same to Mar
ABRAMS. tor : 30. That the said Abrams
- comply with the terms u sale: sud he
wards. on the 10th day al February. 1856 50
anne 10 Leroy G iasS'nure. f -:..JJ--f-jI
aid in "l>il. and the balance on the 18th
'iarrh, lSa'. U' tie making OF the deed IN
Hlt Sili property WIS sold clear Of Il mo-
heron FOR >iiI. h I'D L.-ri q re T. Gamble
sum, with Interest. N.:- to he bald Ivy the ret
"nt OF said pur'haS" money. ami clear
Widows dover herein. and a all other i
frances. That the parties interested il
rroFcrt! are the widow. 81 ildrcn al d deN i
~ d,cea >ed. viz: Mary A. Abrams. widow
am L. Abrams. l,lEia.th. his VIE. Ma
Scarborough. formerly Mary T.. Abrams J
Y. Abrams. Maria Abrams. his wife. Cd
ABRAMS. Harriet VI. Abrams Marion &. AZ
sarah y. Abrams. JAMES Il. Abrams and J.,
ABRAMS. and the said GrOrgc I. Gambl
troy &. P.ssu ore; ana that III" said Win
ABRAMS. Elizabeth IL. Abrams. Mary +. 81
p""h. tornrlia Abrams. Harriet NJ. AZ
Joseph Y. Abrams. Maria Abrams. Mani
ABRAMS and George L. Gamble reside out
state ut Narl iaMd.
1t is th"reupOn Iljudgcd and ordered. TT
lay OF April. IN ihr year ISL. that the com
tut by causing copy OF 'h,> order 10 he u,
in some newspaper published in Cecil q
'ncc a week Tor one month before the luth n
May next. give notice to the said absent Il
.nt> al the object and substance of This I'D
Warn them Ia appear in this Court. i'll pel,
y solicitor. IN Jr ha.urc tue 10Th ,i'y al 4
ncNt. To answer the premises ANA ~!!un -
my they have. why decree ought rot To b
prayed. JAM rs y. DAN IL. tt
True copy: test. JAMES y. DAS
April g--lm ~
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Chestnut street entrance.
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TRANSMISSION of disease among ami
mails of the same class is we'll enough un-
derstood. but when it comes to take dis.
ease out of man and pour it into a
horse or dog, most people are apt to be
skepticai But the story is going around
that a little boy afflicted with rheumatism
was cured after being for many dozens OF
times slowly drawn over the bare back
of a .iackass. and that the donkey alb
sorbed the disease. and was manitestly
lamed thereby. Now it is the jacks turn
to corner some uususpecting COW and
pass the pains and aches over to her; then
she can give it to the person who milks
her, and So it will very properly get back
into the family
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FJRNITU-:

y clue to the character oi ,,ruitm
without >''ring it. Take. for eSe, Il be-.
room suite ct three pie, eS.
Lowest prices;
Ash, wood tops So6
Another style. walnut Or :lsirblr
lhi'>..-... ..-............... =. -
such as are iii every iuruirura.: ,.ou,
iu"u wnntl and common work.. k,r
also Il small ;,s>ortmrnL Of .srr," :,
painted SETS.
Lowest prices in tirst-cl:,ss w
Walnut, wood t"l>.......41.
Same style in mahogany. ..5G.
of plain style, hut proper for .,,ulus i,
any house, no matter how rich.
Lowest prices in elegant work
Maple or walnut, irnncSSe,alr
Lewr>r prices i'll IuXrrinU> ",
Walnut, TrnneS>cr-mnrl,l.. s!a5.
Similar II! les in ma b, gany .l:%:5.
\ very ch.t>i. and noble >Tyirtcfiul,
of work:
Maple, wood tops. ........SJ
SIuie III mahogany. ...iJ
We have very large ;,.,>nrtmrIrh h,
low 500, and hrrw-cn 500 and 4,
higher prices there is no hiahrruu oui,
more cost y decoration.
JOHN WANAMR.
The western gallery.
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SILVER.

y fine collection OF minor arirlel.
Yer, TIT ware, ice rrt.;iin service, chs
sets, napkin rIug<, Nc., &c.
Silver plare.-A comprehensive,
everything that you will ask for. a.
ware we have three grades nf plae
lowest grade we do not keep. Inv
ware we have he best grades only.
JOHN WANAMAl
Outer-circle, northwest from the
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ParasoIs:

Twenty-Five silk ,arasol-covcrsoid.
cred III China with silver and g"ldlinr
and rather characteristic, but nut.n.,
CHINESE designs, with Wide burrierNal.
irgatcd silk Innings have been iluJn.n,i
put "H neal iri,lr>, with variety d..
Fifteen ut the twenty five have. Il,
IL. They are III our rnlltciion ot'rie.
III So. We hiveabout three hun,Elr,
of piriSol>. There is such Il diver,rhe
STYLES rs 10 hatllr. description.
For Il mHrc accessory OF IL sens
II iy'S toilet perhaps no article. Sen
with 81 much q: e. We Shall M OF
showing y0u, Ladies. every one: liw,
may .iudg. hy he interest shown ysy,
you II nos tire either.
the "prniuS continues to-day.
JOHN WANAMA
Chestnut street entrance.
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Dom este Calicoes:

Chintz ri lndig',-Elue ground with whit.
polka dots OF varies sizes, and other llti IL
figures not unlike the dots of American
make. II 10 cents, l. great t.tvorift.
CIlicurS in general are s cents; hut some
pate: ar - >, imply because they are MOI
liked SO we'll.
JOHN WA\AMAkEE.
Fourth circle nUr!hea>t from centre.
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RELIGIOUS liberty is in danger every
where. Even the Khedive of Egypl
ome> ont with a decree by which the
biddeu to cut and hack themselves int"
jelly, or howl themselves into epileptic
fits, or eat living snakes, or swallow GOALS
good old customs is considered by the
dervishes as the beginning of the end OF
all true religion. No snakes for lunch.
Egypt is surely going to the bad.
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CloaEs and Dresses

We have just opened foreign Hack wraps.
doimanS, cape>, &c., AT 50 10 so: ligh, col
nrrd coats, wraps, and ul>rer> some fore IN
AMI OF nur own make, nj 81 to SD.
Silk dresses i'll styles not to be found else
where, al SD. ST. and SIS; and cloth dress
Is AT SO Ia $50.
Also misses and chiliren'S coats, ul>terS
:iHd dresses in great variety. y few mis>es'
coats of last spring viii! be sold at half
price, viz. s. and 81; aud misses debcige
dresses of last spring 1T less than halt-price,
viz, s. and 81.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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LONG extracts from Jefferson Davis
History are given in some of the morning
papers. 1t is almost. praise to say that
the supreme effort of the eX-President of
the defunct Con.ederacy is stupid.
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WE haven't room this week for Gov.
Hamilton's erpose Of the Democratic
Ring-Gorman, Groome, &c. Look fol
it next week.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

TlIlS is 10 give Iu;ivc TINT the subscriber OF
l. Cecil county, hath obtained from the Orphan
Court OF said cauIty, lctterS Tcs. ,mcntary on the
personal estate %,
MARY MCKINNEY
late OF SAID county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warn.
cd To exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated,
On or before the ist day Of April. 1882:
they may otherwise. by law. be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Al persons indebted 10
said cetaie are raIucsted In make Immediate pay
menl IL the subscriber. Given under my hand
tbs 10Th day Of April, 1881.
WILLIAM WARING,
Executor "i Mary Mckinney. deceased.
Icst-HENEl d. MILLER. Register.
April l6--6w
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Q|'e (eti| ]11hie'
ELKTON, APRIL 16. 1881.

THE always welcome advertisers have
crowded out lots of excellent matter this
week.
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PENSIONS

Secured. Also Bounty Back Pay. Increase of
Pensions. New and Honorable Discharges Patents
etc Thousands entitled. New LAWS. Now is
the time. DO not delay! Soldiers. Widows
Have your claim investigated. Apply ut once.
Send tG0 stamps Tor blanks and INSTRUCTIONS com
p!cte. 10 !ENrIEs i. FITZGERALD. {. $. Cioiai aud
PlLcnt AttoL.nLn. L. o. Boy - Va :hinytu,l- u q
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ALABAST|NE!

1000 year 10 Agents and expenses. 81
HCCO Outfit free, Address
F. SWAIN \ Co. AurUSt1 Me
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Choice LIQUORS and Wines.

lot ot Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles. anon:
them are the wril-knuwn brands "i BuctWat,rs
Baker. Silver Run Oliver. o. X. and man,
others: Holland Gin the best qTali:N: the best q
French BrandirS: also Il quantity oi Back hcrp
Brandy. Ginger Brandy. Apple Brandy. CHERRY
Brandy: Port Wine. sherry Wine. Madeira Vile
Catawha Wine: Jamaica and New Ing ud Rum
u lot at 1mprltei Bass Ale>. Londou Brown Stout:
and Scotch Ale: lot o Champagne Cider.
Also. 1t lot Of Cigars ind Tobacco.
l AIR Pressure Beer Pump.
II not before disposed OF, !irst-class BIILARI
POOL TABLE. (nrarly new with Il Ills Cue
and Racks complete.
A lot Of Lupiy Whisky Barrels: Show Case.
TERMS OF SALE.-hli suns under Invent,
dollars cash: all above TIA II amount. a credit o.
Sin months will be gwen by She purchaser givin.
his Not". with an approved cnd"rsrr payable at
the National Bank 0i EiktJn with interest from
date.
Bono liquors sold at the b ,r during the sale
I. SIMON.
April CIV A. J. $40, KILN AuCt
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$500 Rswac

WILL he paid by the Farmers and
w Mechanics Mutual Insurance Association
of Cecil county Tor the detection AMI conviction OF
the lnccndary oi any building insured in this
Aasucia ion. we'll IA iUr that OF Richard T.
How#rds house. which was burned Oh the 9th or
H5th Of March last near Zion.
JOSEPH MILLER President
HENRY II. klMBLE. Secretary.
t,r,
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Zaphyrs:

Z-phyrS, EN- hr"idery materials, /
rml'roi,lerie-, fancy boxes and innnih
articles which these Suggest: the b
everything provided with rare kne.
and care.
JOHN AMAR
The centre OF all the circles.
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Clocks

Wouldn't You like Il clock? 81 to 81
JOHN WANAMAk
City hall square entrance.
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ith. IN ROWLANDSyILLE,

\ !! that Tract. Piece or Parcel of Land,
fuate in The village Of ROwl IL iSvjlle ia Cecil
Ilhtt h'ort>aid. formerly Owned by John 5.
ihStic. adjoining Lands Of The Mccullough Iron
X. y. 7. NcCullOu"h. samuel b. Gerry and
'iGrS, This tract r,uta:uS
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Mr.. Stephen II. Bradley Denies Throwing
the Egg.

The EastJn Star. of Tuesday last, pub
lishes communication from the above
named gentleman, dated kirwin, Kan
Sis, ,March -, 1881, in which lie saws:
\ friend Of mine and subscriber to
YOUR paper has kindly sent me the Eds,
ton Star OF March 10Th, which contains
the following:
"CheS1trIown must now he considered rs
holy ground The TrttnScript has .llscov-
cred the fact that james y. Garfield once
Irod lis sacred streets. 1t wis III 1865, ami
he " tuJ there. To help elect j. ~ j. Cr.sw,.lI
10 Congress over j. ". CII,tield, and WAS
rSgrt while making Il political speech III HE.
court h"us-. Stephen II. Bradley, Lr, Il
student -! Washington tai!rs;a, threw the
rSAi Wh''ii ,tne Within al Inch OF hitting
the then future President ut the United
States Mr.. Garfield ought To hunt up Brad
ley and give ilin Consui>hlp then The trio
-tIarheid, bradley, and the cgg-would he
immortal
| was not a student of Washington Col
lcSe III lS6:i. l graduated and lett Wash
li2ton tutlrSp al the 18th day OF August,
1867. having graduated III the saline class
dud at tie aainc Time with Benjamin +,
harrington, Esu,, attorney -at-ltw, ana
who va, practiciug law III EaSton Ill 1873.
| WAS. however. Il student OF law in 1856:
III the law oiflce and under the tutorshIp
III the Hon. George Nlckers. Whilst /
distinctly remember the political meet
luS Iii the court house at Chester town in
the fall OF 1863 1T which Jas. 4. Garfield
spoke, | most emphotica!iy deny throwing
an ess OF amy other substance as stated
above. Whist was not III hearty SYM
pdthy with Cre>well or Garfield, whom, |
tonsideIe'i as belonging To the hay onet
rule and the lron-Cias!-oatlI party |
was al Lntontst, as was my father ana
any honorable preceptor, lion. George
| NlckeIS.
a;i tot seeking ur desiring ICON
NulshIp, nor DO aspire To any office III
the gut OF the Executive of the uatlun:
nor 10 desire Immortality from thai
association, Tor | am happy in this the
state Of NY ailGptlGn thans,ts) which
gave to the ltepuDllcan Presidential clec-
tors last !ss!l :; ma uilty oi 30, 900. AID !
Am not !. Rckubiics!n either.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-16
srd. NEAR LIBERTY GROVE.

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acre, more or less which was conveyed -
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as Is improved hya Frame Dwelling ~
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