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The seth of June closes our Public
Schools. The teachers anticipate n rest
from their lab"r' of thirteen weci:$ per.
formed III tf,. The ~,I,.,l .,.~ IL, |,;,, IL
suh>tII,-tl II e.. - ;.s,..... -: ...
number Ic-> t. tr..t,l. ,,iris lIa,.p lr.t,t.
wi. soon bid .l'yu t" All s,.l,,, iur a sx..-
son. SPRING.
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The news Of the sudden embark,nent

The news Of the sudden embarkineut
of the couple on lifc's matrimonial wave
had scarcely died way, when it was an
nonnced that Mr.. William Bennett a
venerable citizen of this place, had died
at the residence Of his son. Mr.. Joshua
Bennett. He was buried on Tuesday
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Uammersley oti
"iated: his remarks were fpllnwed by the
Rev. Samuel Logan. who had known the
deceased for number OF Years. He
spoke of his many good qualities. exhort
ed all to initiate the lie Of the righteous
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WEDDING,

Sunday afternoon as the sun was fast
disappearing behind our hills. two anx
'"ns souls were seen rlodding their way
t" lind the preachers. They entered his
home. and III Il very short time. the Rev
samuel Logan made happy tw" loving
hearts. They soon started ior their home.
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- For the past two years | have been
troubled with leUcurrhna and female weak
ness, which Mt times has been so great that
] could neither eat nor sleep. | wore one of
Prof Guii:nrtre'S Kidney Pads and il cured
me. Mrs. Ii. JEROME, Toledo, O.
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=" Good Oak stove wood-any length, at
SID per cart load, delivered
Hf4ht NIESi>>GEk
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1t was pr"pheSied that Chesapeake City
would die ont after local option came into
operation, but it don't die worth Il cent
for. since the law went into effect. it has
seemed t" put new life into business. aud
merchants. lahoring men, and mechanics
have "a! t!arv can do. Peace and .o"G
rrhrv pr,.sail thrrug'i,nt Tin, !"Ivn: ha;t
nr,.r>Ir't.t!!l >o:nc -! TIE h's> 20 over lti.'
Delaware and'gct their bottles liIIrd and
have a holly time rs they usvS to- have IL
We n'i,n time, when license prevailed.
But am glad To say il is not very ire
Qucnt. and is growing less and do doubt
will finally die ont altprether.
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"a" hoiis, pi1pri sen rE-f,ce, salt RheHw.
"!,; sors~. a;1 All tntnneo',S IONS iiSSp-
Ike magic when "DF. Linsey's Blood
S,2rcher is used
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thougl, bright a,,r well otherwise. With
singing, pra, Ing, reading u. i@inal p,u,iuc-
tons, Il good dinner and c,nverS;t ;yti., Il
pleasant afternoon was spent, and all
parted to meet Il :Sar hence,
AROUND.
The i@htnin,s-Iuu ma:. tie suN il@-
machine man, the moving machine MAI.
the horse man. the threslln:.. ma
chine ii.an, and the Rock Run bard.
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ORDER NISI,

ssc-I,'.ar handsome Silk-striped Gre n
din.s III i3ts een'S--.t bargain. REESE.
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EEN BEN llA1NES. Administrator g T. s. OF
Henry :. Evans deceased

= T. ..
Henry :. Evans deceased.
WILLIAM f. 5. RAH%, ri TX, IT AL.
In the Circuit Cn,,r; l.l.t >cli euun,y In Equity
NJ. Isl.
This 4:rd day Of Nav. in
" the year l>Sl. that the sale made and re-
ported oy Albert Constable Trustee for the 81, c
oil the real estate in tue Proceedings in the above
entitled cause mentioned. he ratified and confirm
ed. unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before the .9th day 81 July next: !r.,s itcd
Il copy oi this Order he inserted in ....ne urwSpt-
per published i'll Cecil county .nc. Al week for one
month before IT," 29th l,,;, III ,iunc next.
The Report Giatc. lh3 amount OF sales to be
S2.cOnu H JAMES A. DAVIS Clerk
a,i,o o"nS. test, JAMES A. DAVIS.
may 2S-lm Clerk
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- '''-"rv Srlw Hat we have in the
Aouse j. for GALE. REESE
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ELKTnNIANS IL TOWN.

We H"'!ccd some ni ynnr to"nsmcn N
ou. Iowa; ,ast week. The big :Srn;itrr was
hcr, :.Ad Is looking We'll aud greeted all
VITA y i!um lie met with the same taul:l-
lar smile and hearty 'Wiry. how do You
in!' Glad to see You. Hope you are
we'll | suppose he was lnokin. after
the interests oil the "uutelriiied. and
getting things fixed for the comm" cam
paiyll. for great battle is to he fought
this fall. The Dcmocrat called the De-
mocracy 10 arms last Saturday. The
call was heard. and George and Jeff We're
Oh hand. The meeting was organized by
calling Dixie to the Presidency and j.
T. II. Ia act as Secretary. The call WAS
read, and two sets OF delegates were put
up. The regular was composed OF }. q.
Griffith, ]. +. Price. Il. l.. Gray. Thomas
Conrry, and ]. I. liedrick: and irregu-
lar was composed OF J. l.. Craig. Henry
Jones. b. u. Hanson. Byron Bouchel
and Franklin Pearce. There appeared to
be very little interest displayed by the
regulars. and things went on wei! enough.
1t was supposed that the regulars would
be sent To Elkton, but 10 and behold
George and def came up with their hri-
gade and bore down on the regulars As a
mighty tempest. 1t was too laie for the
regulars 10 rally, as it was but Il short
time before ) q clock. when the polls had
to hu closed. When the votes were count
ed the irregulars had 2S votes. with 60
or more-so say George and Jeif-to be
brought up. if needed. The victors ap-
pearrd to be very much clated. Some
sad the irregulars We're in favor of free
bridge. Sone said they We're in tavor Of
toll, and no free bridge. Same said it
was ant:-ring. same said it WIS Cnnsta-
BILE delegation. Aud last OF all. it Wis
III favor OF free whisky and opposed to
rec niggers. doubt whether any one
KNOWS what they are or what they in
tend doing. The regulars, however. seem
To take things cool under the circun-
stances, and VIII see to those irregularS
1t the next primary: and the irrrguars
swear that they will be on hand IL ,,i,s..d
To the interest of the .,ra... democratic
party, and bqilSt al what they Will do IN
tip FUTURE.
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E Harvest GFcceri6g-FoSr raluds Of
tiita tor - Geu,s, and Z I'll, e., Sugars, and
Syrup equally a> cheap. REESE
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- Don't forget tie t,iksnA social Club
excursion 10 Tol"nc.-~. ,:Ely, 9Th.
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- Spring Chickens at REEsE'S Provision
House
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sStsS There is always something To lat at
pur Provision House. REESE,
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ss:CGUNFY +NEWS::ss
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS
TIE HEAVY RAINS

If Monday caused several heavy washes
into the Tide Water Canal, between Lap
ilum and IIavre de Grace. A steam tug
in the employ of the canal company has
been busy since towing canal boats from
the outlet lock at lapit!uni to HAVE &c
Grace Mr.. ID. F. Shurc has Il large
numier of men cleaning out he dirt ami
stone and hopes to have it all right III
uaN or two.
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INCREASE OF FREIGHT.

y number of passenger cars for the
Northern Pacific Railroad are being sent
from Wilmington via this place to their
destination. Since the PennSl lvauia
Rail- nai has purchased the F.. W. & b..
they have been sending Il large amount
of freight over the Columbia and PoIt
Deposit Railroad. and trains seem to be
constantly running over our branch road.
FOURTH OF July.
Our town is notgoing to allow the ma
tons holiday pass by without some no.
tice being taken of it. There will be a
parade in the morning, headed by the
band. and in the evening an open air con-
cert from the portiCo of the old bank
house. 1t is likely the Declaration Of
Independence will be read and other ex-
crcises participated in by some of our
cit liens
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Scuder's Unwilling Bride.

81 h"u't forget the Elkton Social Club eN-
urs!"n In Toiche>tcr ON July 9th
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q MILLION OF DOLLARS

ana much too large in certain descriptions goods which, though
highly desirable now, may not be SO another season.
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Important.

~ Don't forget the Ekinn Social Club
excursion to Colchester on July 9th
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following, July 18th North East. first of
abe season. to Colchester on July eth.
Orphans Court met in special session
on Tuesday, for the purpose of PASSING or-
ders in relation to the disposal of certain
perishable property of the late Joh. V'rotb:
also, to settle certain clliMs of the widow
upon the estate. No other business was
transacted.
There will be Il display of fireworks at
cue fsstory grounds, North East, on the
evening OF the 18th of July. Refreshments
during the afternoon and evening will be
sold by the iadies. The proceeds will be
hevoted to church iin psGvc,uent and Sun
day school purposes. II
At meeting Of thecongregation or tie
Catholic church, on Sunday last, William
Denver, Michael Kegan, John Regain. Rod.
ger Feeley and John s. Rossell were elect
ed trustees OF the church, aud i. S. Rossell
was chosen superintendent of the Sabbath
school just inaugurated
William Lang, sentenced to ninety DAYS
in the House of Correction for stoniny mil
road ears and other pisdemeanors, was
taken to that institution, by Sheriff Logon
on "Wednesday. His time will expire Sep
feHa beg iiIh, June 18th being the day iudr-
Glent was passed. Su him.
An a Il day InaeainS will lie held, to-
morrow, at st. Johns NJ. Il. church Zion
Circuit. CIiildreus meeting at Q \. N. iteg
j. +. Williamson Df Newark, Del, will
preach at TO- 80 \. NJ; Rev. ". 7. Miller at
go p. NJ, and Rev. John Cam at 7.f5 in
the evening. All are invited.
On Saturday evening, j I'm Butter was
locked up by Constable g ant to allow him
time 10 cool oft. John had been to
Glasgow after Il supply Of the ardent and
sot on the outside of too urh of it himself,
.thesart becoming drunk and diSorderly. He
was .!iseL y snd next morning, after having
,sobered up.
The young Ladies ana gentlemen Of the
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n THE GROA /
CAMP MEETING AT WOOD LAWN

Tnc emp meetia" ut Wood Lawn com
menccl on last Tuesday. The favorable
change Of weather uE Sunday decided = he
question -! Attendance I|iiiIuat."i> IN
thar time. Mere very mnrh unsettled in
their p!Lus because "t the extreme heat,
Tia" dry ,,nd dusty condition nt the woods
and camp 9round. There has been com
mcnlable progress in the fitting mp OF
tents. that the first service Of Tues
day evening found all tie permanent at
the reighl"rh"nl adjacent present.
The managers may congratulate them
selves i'll their successful management oi
the temperatures OF this meeting. While
careful not to cucumber themselves with
a Cumbersome debt, they have wisely fit
ted up the grounds 50 as To make them
attractive and comfortable to those who
desire to make a brief or more extended
stay. The following places ar" repre-
sented by tents: Port Deposit Zion. Cal
vert. Rising sun. Rnwi:,mtiSvilc. Prii,-
ripi". l."wi>ville. Fair Hill. Elkton. Ba>
View, llavre de Grace. Pennington. Me
chanics' Valley, Wood Lawn. Principle
Furnace. Wilmington and Smyrna. Del.
There are about seventy tents; so that.
while unavoidable circumstances have
prevented some Who i'll other Years con-
tribute,l 10 both the social and religious
Interests Of the meeting from heing pres
ent, there are others, not crust"nlrd H.
having EcutS, who have taken THEN places.
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maut ri Washington, anH ia.4yrt;r Is
IL in, -;rtn.g :t",, 0ln.a he itti;,s> i
the people al this country ard Frame. g.
an it i, evident in the words oi' i'r, 81
de 1t Grevy. that, "ilpoSsib'e, the trlt nd
~ relations existing between the tw q
{ untries will he further rcmentcd )
the Great fn,ili;i, Stations preparing IL.
h,"cric:, at which France will paIiir.-
patCl III her successful struggle. t,cl'.
Hanc"rk rs commander nt the troops.
I"i ,t,iuitli Porter H. coni,man,ir' nj the
naval tnrre-~if We !anc any thing w"!ti!
such designation receive 10 small
honor IN being selected for these positions
1t would he well ii regiment of French
>"i,iers and Il s!eeu of French war vessels
"ouid h brought under their command
to reme>r.t, the French toice which
Lafayette brought to the Seryic" al this
country 4 century aGo.
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HEA III Of HENRY II ] NAfF

i,+ir. II. ] \ln. A., Cd anI well
nn.'nn s-:iizrn ri " Wilmington. ,iieu. on
-'tt;r,i'r u.niu;n. last. ~ his l.;, :, 81
.trlrt. w. 2t,% v. El-.eil1i. Street. Mite
ISL year ~ iii> aS,.
Nj. \tii "a> born sept :Jtl,. $500. ana
"a, Il >"lt al Old MI iIance Naif. a some
what celebrated citizen OF ancient vii.
'nn.ton. His Younger brother was VIM.
t.. Nah, the Veteran auctioueer. The
subject OF this sketch WAS born and rails.
ed III " lining ton, and early in 1919 WIS
appointed Postmaster by President Tay.
!"r, holding the Office about four Years.
10 company with John e. Potter, he Dub
jisIed the semi weekly D,1nnnrt Stot.
'|"%f,'" tnow de.unct for number OF
Gears. and made ii an able Wig io,,rna
anu exponent of the political views OF
Ion. john VI. Clayton for mary wears
He was also Treasurer of Trinity Parish
Tor a long while. and was the oldest mem
Der OF the Reliance Fire Engine Com
.ltlN.
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REGISTRATION N0T[GE
To the Voters Of Cecil county.

T'IiE undersigned. Officers of RegiSlr,-
i tion !ur Cecil COUNTY. in compliance" with the
requirements oi The Act of 1876 chapter 24n
which makes it the duties vi Officers "t Hc:s-tra-
tiun 10 rt Al some place convenient I" the Voters
ut their rcSi"ctiv" districts. fnr nEc -HcccS>N =
days. commencing "n the ljrst Monday +" ScptCih-
her III each YEAR. l"r the purpose I'll discharsius
their duties. hereby xiv" notice that th", will
attend n follows:
The Officer i Registration or the First Election
district will sit ut Et1LTON:
The officer of Redistribution I"r III" Second Fer
tium district will sit al HES APE AXE ClTN:
The Officer OF Registration Cor the Third Flee
ti"n district viii Iii AT EIkTDN:
rhc Officer of Registration for the Fourth f.r,.-
tiun distIic, will Iii at FAIR lIILL:
The Ottreroi Registration iur the Filth Election
district Will sit al NORTH EAST:
The Officer III Registration Tor the Sixth Flee
ti"n district will -it at RISING; Sun:
The Dthccrof Registration Tor the Seventh Flee
ton district will sit at PORT Deposit:
The Officer ut Registration lur the Eighth Ecc
ton district will sit at MOI Nj PLEASANT:
The officer of Registration ur the Ninth Elcr.
tom district will sit at the BRICk MEETING;
not So
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EENNOR AND THE NEW COMET

ir"l. henn"r does no: lack courage,
Whatever may be Thought Of his discre
ir'h lie declares that very cold wealth
- may be expected nexr week. The
!h"pf!eio,> OF Summer hotels look will,
'HSgnSt upon his announcement that the
weather will be so cold. the northerly
winds 80 piercing, and the frosts so
severe that people will suffer. The farm
erS ut the country will feel concern for
liz security OF crops which hard, frosts
""aia seriously IN ure. and a great yari-
'"' "f interests would he served by The
failure ol NeGnors predictions. But he
has had some remarkable success in
guessing. ii has been a matter of curi
ositN as 10 how he arrives at his concu
SONS concerning the weather. One story
is ihat he relies upon the signs which he
learned from the Indians. lie was can
f'fed at IN early age, and spent several
wears u his life among the Savages. be-
'ng now :, man about - years old. But
IN this case he bases his predictions upon
he presence OF the comet. 4 week from
Today. august 20 the comet viii reach
- uealeSt point to the sun, and ut the
same time Will ne at the nearest point to
he earth it is Ia reach. 1t will. therefore.
." more likely to affect the atmosphere
It he earth ut thar time han any other.
VT. ennor seems IL have arrived a; his
sa"cItsiOn> IL ~ the Weather Of nryt
"rrk by \ c"n,'-e al scientific reasoning.
10y comets II" nave an unexplained inilu-
nee upon 'hc atmosphere nf the earth
y neither Mr.. Nesuor has succeeded or
Ta'ieh IL Interpreting that Influence of
'Iic comet when in its perihelion, his pre-
'letions should suggest IT, scientific men
4 "ar"itd study Of comets as related tn
lie earth weather.
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PREPARATIONS FOR YORKTOWN

the Yorktown celebration is rapidly
approaching. and the preparations for it
promise that the centennial anniversary
II the victory which decided the struggle
Tor independence will be an event in
which the two greatest republics of the
world will feel a profound interest. Pres
ident Hrevy : expression concerning it in
his speech on receiving the credentials of
Minister l.. +. Morton shows that France
is looking forward to Yorktown with en-
thusiastlc interest. But his words were
not necessary to prove the fact. Already
The government at Washington has been
compelled to appoint a second ship to
bring the guests from France who have
accepted invitations TO the Yorktown
celebration.
a century ago the list day of this month
Lord CORVALLIS took possession of York
town, In September Lafayette marshall
ed the French forces and brought them
under the command of Washington, and
together Frenchmen and Americans
naarched forward to the complete invest
ment of Yorktown on the 30th Of the
month, and to the final victory of Corn
wallis surrender October 10. The cen
tenuial anniversary of the grand move
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Thel1eop'ts & ol'"''
A Gard from Mr.. Purnell.

EDITOR CECIL WnIG-Dtar Sr:-ln
your issue of last week appears IN arti-
Gle. which says that the assault upon
Mr.. Mccullough by me grew out of his
opposition to my appointment to a clerk
ship in the Interior Department. Such
is not the case. | recognize the right of
any Republican to protest against the
appointment of Il Democrat, and proba-
bly, it is his duty to do So have no
quarrel with any Republican upon this
account. felt called upon to intIict
upon MIR. Mccullough the disgrace of a
personal chastisement for writing to Hon.
+. III. Webster letter containing state
ments about myself that were utterly
false. malicious. and lihelous and which
he no doubt believed would never he
made public. As you have misStatel
my motives in Il published article. You
will he good enough to give as much
publicity to this denial of them.
". G. PURNEIL.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING

opened bright and beautiful. The six
clock meeting was under the direct ion
of Nj. NcMuileI. The assignment of
this service 10 the lay brethren is :, wise
arrangement which will identify this clc-
meut OF the church with the interest of
camp meeting. us li.ry pr"hahly could
not otherwise be The = o'clock meet
ing was conducted by Mr.. I.ackand
At ten g clock Rev. \. y. pa, is, Of
Zion circuit. preached from the follow ing
passage Psalms 500 wilt thou not re
vive us again. Mr.. Davis in hi, usual
earnest manner, put the responsibility "t
a glorious work of grace upon the hearts
of the christian people present. assuming
the willingness of God to meet the high
est and strongest faith of His people
Rev. /. Snow,lcn Thomas followed the
preacher i'll an appropriate cNhortation.
The afternoon sermon WAS preached by
Rev. Mr. torkran. of Chesapeake City,
from the passage i'll II. Matthew b
- Bnt seek We first the Kingdom of God
and his righteousness and all these things
shall! he added unto You. The kingdom
of God: its nature: His righteousness:
what ii implied: the duty t. seek ii Iir>r:
make 1t the supreme object and purpose
of our being. Rev. Mr. Chase Of Cecil.
ton. made some practcal points Us Sugges-
ted by the preacher, and conducted an
interesting prayer service.
The sermon At night WAS preached by
Rev. Mr.. Chase. of Cecilton, from Juh,l
l4:6. Il am the way" The speaker pre-
scented Christ as fhr way-to Pardon,
Peace. Happiness, Joy. triumphant
death and lie Joys "f heaven. The usual
prayer service followed. and the indic:l-
tionS for successful meeting are very
promising.
The following ministers are present
J. NJ. Williams. j. ID. Rigg, l.. {. Mat
lack, j. ID. Kemp, y. ID. Davis. B. W.
Chase. +. j. Corkran, \. VI. Browne. +.
:. Thomas
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500 Reward.

JAMES Met RERl left his residence.
- nj =" Holly Hall near klktUn. rn Saturday
August 9TH al il ciuch .:iuH mas not returned
His is ~ wears: height rrt " inches: Wei !ll
about 49,: H. when III health. but much reduce,
hS recent Illness: dark compirNion lark la and
whiSkcr-. gray eyes: wore Il fray SUIT oi clothes
and white straw hat
S1Op 4 tW ARD will ne paid Ior his return I,
hi lrirnt> L. the subscriber at Elhr"'l. Mary
lLG,i. WI. Nct Rf,RN.
\ li., l--lM