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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
Arrest OF an Insane Man.

Last week the Circuit Court in session
here appointed ,iohu L Jackson commit
tee Of the person and property Of Thomas
Fitzgibboi.S, y resident Of Port Depo>it
heretofore adiudged insane. Mr.. Jackson
finding himself unequal TO the task OF
managing the unfortunate man, and being
unable TO secure control of his property on
account Of the violent temper III his ward
was finally compelled to call in the aid of
the sheriff. This officer. accompanied by
eX-Sheritf Denny, visited Port Deposit on
Monday last for the purpose of taking the
insane man in charge. He was found nj
his home, where he lived solitary and alone
surrounded by a heterogeneous collection of
dilapi.iatrd furniture, store fixtures, and
stale mercllandi che having formerly been
a merchant, -glaring and growing like Il
ferocons wild beast disturbed in his lair
The Officers, recognizing the fact that an
attempt to take him by force would be
futile, FitzcihhnnS being a powerfully huil.
man and six feet in height, rcSorted to
strategy; and under Il prerense that they
wished to rent Il house, allayed his Suspi-
3 tlpI, anu " ME looking .tToutl over Iht'
premises. Sheriff Dunbar attempted to Slip
the handouts upon him. He Succeclrd in
getting one of the iron bracelets in place.
: but before fhe other could be fixed, FitL-
gibbons took in tho SITUATION and resisted
the attempt tiercely. y terrific struggle
then ensned, in which the COmhin Strenuth
of four men was tested to the utmost before
the maniac was finally secured. This was
done, however, and he is now III the county
Jail.
His horSe upon examination was found
70 he :: perfect. curiosity shop. All sorts "i
odds and ends OF his former stock of store
goods were found in the most unusual places
about The premises. Among Them a uuiu-
Der OF full barrels Of -four, grown old and
muSty from long keeping; dry goods, boots
and shoes, e'c.,--in fact - ntrie OF every
thing was found there. In All old. peach
basket hrurath a lot of trash, were found
| 500 90 in silver: beneath an old closet over
100000 in bank notes We're found Secreted,
! and in an old basket, showed in Il corner,
were unearthe,l some thirty dollars in pen
| MES.
! FitZgibnons is Il man of about forty-tivt
! wears Of age, and at one time carried on Il
/ flourishing business. AT the time uf the
! great Hood several year, ago, he gave M
| the business, removing what remained al
| his stock to his house, where he has since
! lived alone surrounded bv his treasures
| For more. than IL year he has been know 4
TO be a lunatic, and for some time past h.
| has been the terror of his n-ighborhou,i, In,
| few men in the town daring to beard tn,
! human lion i'll his den.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
Road Matters.


We would Is soon rNper' I" escape an
rIrr;lnn as had ROADS III Hp!!iiT /" say
That oar reads are o"''. ""'i'i '"t 90
them justice ne tax PAYERS r"Al'I seem
IL think That tiii'F on VI I" ht>' hc'i''
r"ad>. ana II Is n'iiH man |" MAKE
th"m understand no" Ncr"l'n| '""'i 81
the r"a''S Tor Nv" u!\' yves 'i4r'N %'"'''
f"u'S i"i Il \F"i. We VI ti'' ~i''' '''H'' ~ +
~" patient '"ik. "A" "i" TAI ner pat up
VITA oar H'u r"'''N 'illh : "''i"".
Dhr purpose. h"W"''r, l. h"t I" con-
PLAIN ut ih" hiH roads hnt at Tue meg
l"ct "hicl PERMITS fttir tNlri'''o.,' ne
present r"ai ia" Is @ci''f''i' a"'h'i 'e"
I" i'a %""' "il"' "V' '"'N' "i'Hc pace
II i /" carry h'H us P'''E'-i"''H' h'-t'N't
thrIf h'tF-Nillh'ENi "fH. ih>Nti"'H' an"
'"nli"iS>i"Ari>.- always h"i 70"
"itc''. Many "i Tue contractors 'l,l'ti
entity. p"ItN" tliat tu''l eau t'h'tti me
county to pay them. whether the f"i'hS
are N""n or pau. phc 90 inc contract
0rS. on beng refused ceft'''ca';' oF an
Inspector, ""Hhii'HS espresso! me con
r'rt'"H ~ others 'hah 'ili''Se'' "t"n he
S!if: "..' give . ILL VIII get
my money. he %"' a.
Onl" the G'i'r'r'''IH raf'' '''a, mere
Is a power apoF" theh. mere VIII u" IL,
improvement. we zee" i'"' expect S"''t
r"ddS untli tue hii"'''3'"h'fS. III every
Instance. refuse /" paw '.'hti"t'"fS wa"
haze n"t kept their roads III order. II 1t
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Q. P Thayer, the Indian Herb Doctor,
Hangs Himself

DIR. O. =. Thayer, Il former resident Of and
we'll knoM n in this town, committed suicide
at his home, Chestnut street and Maryland
avenue, Wilmington. by hanging himself
toa ratter in Il back room on Monday, the
20th inst. The following letter addressed 10
n neighbor named John \. Stone was toand
in another apartment, AMI Indicates that
the deed was done on the day mentioned
above. The missive read:
"WILMINGToN. March 2O--I feel as |
must lea ve this world: there is no rest here
for me, So | want YOU 70 dispose OF the
things here the hest yon ran, to pay those
owe vet. A due bill, $50; rent 81 90: total,
SlO.14.
"Ynu owe me 81 for medicine. / owe
John Kirs due bill Sc 30 with interest.
owe Grant, the Srnrrkeeprr. SI05 Please
have my body burned to ashes. rhe ashes
put i'll a bag and HING up in a tree; no ser
mons make for me.
Y"ur true friend, O. p. THAYER."
The building occupied by Thayer has been
closed since Saturday, the 18th, and the
body was not discovered until Saturday af
terdoon last (the 2Jth) about o'clock
when Constable Wilson entered il for the
purpose of taking possession of il for anotl
er tenant.
When the dead body of the Doctor WAS
found suspended 10 a raftrr. AS above stat
ed, le had evidently arranged the n"ose up
on his neck and reaching / he rafttr by stand
ing upon an inverted peach basket, tied the
rope To the rattcr, then kicked the basket
away, even then. he must have been COM
PEELED IL hold his feet clear of the floor to
succeed in his undertaking. The body had
undoubtedly been hanging for Il number of
days when discovered, and il is Thought he
rash act was committed upon the day ofthe
date of the note addressed To Stone. The
last seen of the Doctor alive, was on Saiur-
day, the 18Th, when he tuid his nrighhur
(Stone) thar he was going away and would
not return for I week. This little piece Of
pleasantry upon Iht: DHctnr ; part, prevent
ed his absence duriug th:: subsequent week
from remark, and the true state of the cast.
would not have been di>coyerr,! when il
was, bur hat the owner Of tie ilouse where
he had resided, bad changed tenants, and
an entrance was effected for the purpose OF
giving tle new occupant possession nt the
premises. The house where ThaEer lived is
Il mere hovel, and when visited after the
discovery of the suicide, WAS found i'll II
terribly dirty coudirinn, and almost max ed
of furniture. The Doctor has not been >uc.
ceS>t,l III his professional affairs o.. late, and
was said to he in Il needy condition. He
lived entirely alone, having sep tTa'"d from
his wife since. She being ut This time Il resi-
dent of Iron Hill. The deceased was about
20 years o: age
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
MaT.h Term Of the CiEeu,: Court.


Iour, has been ou~:ly engaged daring IL,
ut-k
Ia ,h,. ras,. ~ Blown - the County Cone
mi>~lnu"r-. nu trial last week, ih. i.Irv az
Saturday t.,ruin" i,In'i :, V"Ir'i-i fpr IL
county for T. ru.l,i, Il II a t. e. liz" {, IA
ages "a $ii.i..ii
Du Mumiay III" ,'iS,. ~: Gr:uvij, : .I,t
ferris IS. Wilmer !. Hardness: an ;.rtimH roi
damages tnr IN. killing of y ,nt!ug iuy>,
hrinu-ins I" he Iriai,:tiit !Y the Il i'-it,i,lit
running INFO il upon one dark uighi l,sr
Fall in Norih East. WAS Tr'.'i i'".pr. Il jury.
The latnnge> claimed were $40. The jury
allowed the plaintiff fifty dollars. IL. {.
Tharkrrv and II. .I"rnlIuu..,, E>I>, 10:
plainrlti: " T. W.'hrgi"a, i. t"j~iatl-,
aud {. /. rrnthcrS, E,u~., tnr u.f.'nd,nt.
ON Tuesday, HE TIA! Of cr>fnin:r. r,,>,'r
was commenced ana continued Gmlnlcr-
rupirdlv day aud might.
The STATE William Armstrong: in
slicfrd t"' assault on Lewis Short, all uf tie
" Hlrrrn-." WAS first CA hand. James +.
McCuil"ugh, ESQ defended III" trav,.r~,.r,
who WAS fnnnd guilty hv iii" jury, ic."rt
whom he elected Ia be tried. aud was fined
$40 and costs, the toral being >ll91i: i'll
default ri payment of which lac goes 10 jail
for sixty days.
The else OF the State IS. Thomas W"r-
rick; indicted for assault on Il. +. C,ld-
well. on election NIGHT in Port Deposit, WAS
submitted /" he Cont uprn1 pie, "t .;uiIr2
10y the defendant, VIII" WAS fined five dol
lars and costs: total %iH,S.
The case of the Stare Is Henry ntnnan.
alias Henry Moore. Il it'll" darhry eleven
years old was lrir,, before the Court. lie
WAS Indicted for setting :irt. 10 Ih. ir,. house
Of James :. Ford, on Bohemia Manor,
ami WAS adiud&ea not guilty. II. Nc
CuilouGh, ED. defended thr younl. fellow.
The case Ut The State -. John S,.arr col
ured) was tIi-d before the Court Upon am
Indictment inr stealing rna! from Davis,
Keys x CO. He was found @nrirv and sen
fenced IT, one year in the prultentiarv. L.
e. Thackery, Esq, for the prisoner
The ra>:, Of the State -. George W. An
,iersun, indicted for uiteriIg Il t"rgel note,
was trird for the second :ilnr before u Jury
and Il verdict Of euitv rtnl.-rrt Seq
tence deferred H. McCulIorgh mi W.
+. Warhurtolr, E>u-., i"r h,!,-.,i,ut.
The cas-, of the State Is james Mellow
ell, Indicted for being The fath-r of an lille
ultimate child, was tried before. iury, and
acquitted. II. MriutIough for defence:
Cr"rlt;.rS for State
On Thursday morning the ir>rv in the Ati-
lrrSnn cast, after :, M -hr in the jury room.
rendered a verdict of guilty of nfr-rin- rh'
forgery. The Court gave til" prisoner fly"
Years in til" lenfeutinrE.
Peter {. trulau, crlnrpd. indicted t,'r the
larceny of coal from ptri@ k"y~ X Ca. was
then tried and aquitr,.,i, which ended III.
criminal calender.
The Jury WAS finally discharged on Thurs
day evening. and after the Transaction OF
some hu>iur>S OF minor Importance, 'hr
t0ur. on Friday morning adjourned.
The Judges 90 70 Caroline county. WHERE
Court meets on Monday next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
AT Excellent SermJn.

Vr. Ediior:-On Wednesday evening.
the services At Trinity Church were held
aud thc sermon preached by tae Rev.
Mr.. Miller. of North East. whose text
was from the loni, of Proverbs. 10th chap.
aud 9TH verse :" He that walkcth up
rightly. valketh surely, from which
prccept. the Rev. gentleman carried ont
and portrayed an earnest. i"Irlhie leS>lnu
rn all who had the pleasure of hearing
him. Dividing his subject into four parts.
vi lst. That waiting Urrightlv, was
cun.lncjvc of moral and physical health
to MUD aud hUdv. 81. That walking up
rightly, rendered the walker safe and
sure with Il clear conscience, scattering
blessings around him. to his family. friends
aud the community III which ho wallleth.
I'd That walking uptightly. prepared the
walker for whatever evils " trials that
mlgnt cross his path, MAILING his walk
>neiv, knowing he was sustained hy
Him who promised never - l,orSakr him,
that waiketh upri.hily. 18th. That walk
lng uprightlv, placr,t the fect"f tho walk
or an the Rock oi Ages. smoothing the
rough places and opening the gates nf
death aud the grave tn an INN 'rtal
crown. NEARER
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
Rail Road Matters in the Legislature.

The Legislature will adjourn Oh Mon
dav April 3 and rs the session draws to-
wards its close the members realize The
Importance of eXpediting business As rap
idly as possible.
The Committee on Corporations report
! ed favnrabiy on Senate bill to authorize
the Baltimore and ohio Railroad Com
pany, iii the construction of its 'hiillel-
| phia branch. t" cross other railroads. >cc.
Senator \ lien offered an amendment.
requiring that all trains should stop II
! both ends of the proposed bridge over tn,
Susquchanna river. which was rejected.
Senator McarnS offered an amen:iment
t. subject the new liue to State, county
| and municipal taxation.
! Senator Wariiel offered an amend
| meut providing that nothing III the bI
should he construed either to impose "I
! exempt the new road from taxation ST. IL
to- leave the matter t. the decision of the
| courts, He desired to 20 on record a>
being in favor of making everything
! contribute it's lust pr0rnrtioa Of ta=eS.
| Senator Warlicid's amendment wI>
adopted. but the amen lment Of Senator
| Mearns was rejected.
/ Senator Williams then moved to STR kt
| out the 6fiactinG cli'lNe dhl Na''i Iii't'
without the amendment the bill was
sure and a deluSjnn. The motion I,
! strike out was lost. Senator Allen tn,
offered an amendment To provide tia
all trains should stop ut both ends Of III,
| BRIDE to take On passengers. except wv
trains i'll every twenty-tnur hoHrs, wElct
! was rejected by l6 to 6 lie then offer
| ed another amendment to provide thai
! the railroad bridge should he at lras
twenty feet above the water Of the tide
| water canal at its highest point.
Pending action On this amendment tn,
! Senate adjourned.
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Jj's f)sop':s Il o''''''''
o. Pearty" Comment.


pILoT TowS. Ill diatlict.
Viz EnIrn":-'ine contest !s,r til" petty
r.,.r.. "f R-..-,,i al Voters. ovrr which
til" Dr'n"r.alir palt%" this, 'Iiatl,c; wer"
- much a4ita,rd was hrcn- ut to ctos'
Ibis week Toy the Governor appointing
Nj. ". :. McNamec. The applicants for
TIE Office were VI. : McNamec. stephen
{. NAgraw. and ! ! Bennett. the pres.
cnt incumbent. We give below the con-
meurs Of some of the promiuent men o
the j'e.rtH:
II" WIS not a good Democrat. 'y"u llp"w,'
Else w"uI.i not hrv" treated HIM 50;
Ne belonged 10 that = 'obr N"'k %r!fi'f' i.ihd.
~ couldn't uppuIut him-d'yc und"r>thhd:
WILLIAM Is.
I wrotc him u letter before saw pa:
i.g-l1Lr SAN.
vas If, to the trick the shr"wdcs; OF Jobs.
:" stephen may gr,nd avn Il: hi Il rohs:
lie Is one al that Poor Neck clique.
Who scratched my nalEc on. l N.lE i'l' IL.
This is IN appointment that will Cause n" quarrel;
ain .yla,i ii was made CHARLES CARROLL.
I ,.su; l. Annapolis tie Gi"r'nor to see.
To secure tue appointment !or Nj. VI Nance;
For rhe naming ot Nasraw would have heea :"
ana .,arpy 80 Gappy: HANSON: Il ,T..nrnN.
Il gives perfect satisfaction to
The .St man has won. i. ". Is
-ic--i,t in his Office making M The lSts.
Strphca a M$ mill grinding up his &tiSts.
Brulrt, III his shop heavy IL Il hri"k-
Amt this rough On Poor Nccii uc!" D.,k
WILL G.
Ny PROSPECTS are hrfsht AZ they can be-
l an IN The sam" boat With AicNHncc--
~ Yours truly !. l., Mvci
l VA sure II the appointment aS l could be;
How was bratcn rahuut sec,
Iulc>> thc "tr"'her', Ring i 'l,i"rri me.
ain done with Or William l..
Aud all the rest OF the Democracy. STErnEN
l ;ltoi,g Int Stephens name would my him through
Butt have :. lurar" mow t.i.t names aon" wont
am done til the party. LEW.
Wall RON" the ccdng must hr :-"';in" weak.
To lay" is appoint urrtS controlled by - D'Hk.
| wpu!d have been Commissioner a@aih. y"H SEQ.
II It had not hten "r E.tA. l"nN l..
Stephen We did all thrt We could.
We delivered yO.r ."''%r. "a. that made Us nj
ierl good
1t must have been the clar:;e Of that HcNv:
Brigade.
That lrll you 80 lar back n the -h.,,In.
KNIGHT y Boz.
To appoint 2IcNamer viii never do:
II backed by that dirty riverside crew,
In which decent mcu are very few.
II ;ll u,mt stephen w"nId I've much nctl"r.
dis w. contained III Adams" letter..
stephen is beaten and arI Clad.
He uu"lIf.t't Ia have u.iti" ne nfd.
How ucfr.ri wa .in,,:isr,i / cant understand.
For an the man vino drove HE ''cVi.ttri cat Of
the iaud.
III my great speeches from the temperance stlnd
- oil, l..,,, r.
We also called ON the " pn1r Neck :
delegate. bat he refused IA hc inter
view ed SHAKESPEARE.
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The annual examination of Charles.
rnwn pu,lic school took place March
2i}th. continuing 20 March Nth The
faculty can no longer complain: each day
we rhrouit'lrd quite a number of visitors.
rhirtv-tivr during the week. and Friday
evening we wound up with Il crowded
house. TO witness Il masquerade bee. Col.
b. f. Hlc>ier. formerly Of Wilmington
City Beard OF E lucati"n, called on Mon
siiy last for the questions and answers
IN grammar. that were submitted to the
+ division. lie compIimcntcd the neat
ness III the paper. and at an early day
he luck boy and Girl viii secure the
prize. The questions will be examined
by three teachers al the city of Whining
ton. The members of TIM, class are l:ltt
er IN advance ri other classes. with the
exception Of two. Th, class never look
ed IN Il grammar until the appearance of
the present incumbent. E,cn class and
iii, Vision being examined separately. il
would consume 100 much time t. place
the results before the l,ui,!lc. Persons
visiting Challs>tnwn. can call aud hook
in the school: about five failed to come
up tn the ptSs"We mark. Miss nary
Mc!Lnnwn deserves Il special mention.
! Calvert. .Inhu Norman. john MrKnwn.
| john Aig ;r,i Eilwoni Steele. Jennie Ben.
nett and Bell Hatter. deserve to be men
tiuned mtrItmiouSly, having entered, the
L. division equipped with all lis branches
These who are awarded the prizes hy
Col. IEIcsler. viii he mentioned with
others alter the decision Is known.
The g.'rlnar department is under IA,
sole infringement ri Miss VI. W. liam
/ nrrSlcy. The Book Keeping liragcd thi,
winter \ la% in Algebra. above the
sixlh grade, eat be called ON by visitors
wh" eau report. III, door StaH"s "i'""9,
| on It ,jHr.
Thus cndeth our second annual exam
( nation. fully Convinced that fathers and
| mothers will visit IL nitrner in he tutITt
I aud see aud hear for themselves oar p!.,,
/ of instruction.. |; will rin them good; il
will do the teacher good: it will do tht
children good, and ail viii ba mutually
! benefited.
NJ. V. H.,
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Registers of Voters.

The following names have been sent in by
Gov Hamilton, as registers of voters for this
county:
,l"tu T. Ferguson, First district; Joseph
+. Ee,irick, Second district; John Frazer,
Inlrt! district; VIM. Il. Mthon, Fourth dis
trict: Howard Il; Lowe, Fifth district; Sam
j. Jennes, Sixth district; John Abra-
ham, Seventh district; MERIT. :. McNamee,
Eighth district, and Wilson ID. Pierson,
Ninth district.
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Services of Holy Week.

The services at the Catholic Church to-
morrow and inring he coming week will
lie OF specially interesting and solemn
character Th" week i. known IL thu. Church
as HOLY Week, since daring il are. com memo
rated he >uttrrinGS and '!r:I'h Of the piv;ra.
Eeier.urr, and all ;hr.X-rri>,.~ are lies. nrd
to recall 10 the minds of H.. faithful the
great act of their redemption. The bless
in. of the palms aud the distribution %!
them among ne people, who carry them Ia
their homes, j. in honor OF Christ, triumph
ant entry into .!cru>ai-.in five days before.
His death, when the jews -frrwed Tht' WAY
of His march with green "ii," ami palm
tree branches. This blessing j. given at the
Mass on pdlm Sunday (to-morr"wl, and
the palms or branches are piouslv preserved
by the people during She coming year. On
Holy Thursday, the institution Of the Holy
Eucharist at The last supper Of oar Lord j.
commr,noratrd, and after MISS tn" blessed
sacrament j. removed from the tabernacle
on he altar and conveyed in procession 10
a repository in another part OF the Church,
tomb The bell of the Church is not rUn-y
after Mass on Holy Thursday: untii Holy
Saturday, the affairs are stripped 81. every
ornament: and thr outYar'i appearance is
made TO indicate the inward >urrrw of III"
worShiprrS. No Mass i celebrated on Good
Friday, but the " hole office uC the day eX-
presses the deepest mourning for the Cru'i-
fed One. The PRAYERS Of til" day are re-
cited for all mankind, ans! especially for
the Hrathcns and Jews. On Holy Saturday
the Church desires her children to mediate
upon the burial of Christ and til" descent
of His blessed soul into Limbo. Tn" ":tic,'
of this day is b,.gun Ivy the blessing Of new
fire, PaSrhal Candle and Bnpi>m.i Font.
The Pa~chal Candle thus blessed is lighted
At the services until Y ,ren-i"n Thursday a.
an emblem of Christ risen from II" d"ad.
The following will h- the order OF Gcvo-
tiuus in the Catholic CnurrE:
On Palm Sunday blessing of Rranrh"-.
followed ny sung Mass n lnl5 \. v YES
prrS and Instruction AT T.. VI.
Holy Thur>iny-Sung Mass AMI Process
sion, Exercises and Instruction IT ~ p. NJ.
Good Triday-Oitire begins AT 8 4. VI.
Way Of Cross and Sermon Al - Z. N.
Holy Saturlay-Otf begins AT s a. NJ.
Easter Sunday-Sung Mass at l0i. 4. NJ
"WHEN publicly testified that ! hId
been cured of terrible sl>iu humnr 10y Tie
/ Cuticur.l Remedies. did that others
might he cured. and ID nn; rr4r,.l the lin"
given t" answering inquiries. lion. VIM.
Iayinr, Ho>,"l,.
CATtEEH-i srli"fin tive minutes in every
gratifying, whnl,>"m+ relief ,rynl'd a
money value. Cure tirgim- from first appii-
! c,iinn and is rapid, radical ana permanent.
| \ ok for Santord's Radical Cure. Complete
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The Judgeships.

The following is near about the condition
Of affairs in the judicial contest now rag
ing; The present incumbents, Judges Rob
inson. Nickers and Stump, are candidates
for re election Mr.. Cruikshank will con-
test Cecil county with Judge Stump, and
leave the congressional fight free to Albert
Constable Caroline county will proba-
bly, present the name of George NJ. Rus
sum, Esq, and Talbot county that of Jos.
i. Seth, Esq, while Judge Robinson NAV
! find in Queen Anne's an adversary in John
B. Brown Esq.
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FOUR LIVES SAVED.

DIR. Balls Cough Syrup relieved four OF
r,y children Of Il most alarming attack oi
Whooping Cough. from which their Threats
aud nc Ks hec;,ue so swollen As TO prevent
them from swallowing. Nothing would give
them even temporary relief, until this Syr-
MP wa. tried One bottle, in one night saw
I'd their lives, | verify h-l,ey-.
GEO. w. EARHAHT,
Captain of Police, Baltimore, nd.
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A Hitch in Funeral Arrangements.

On Friday of last week the remains OF
Mrs. John Cannon, of Wilmington, We're
brought here on the l.3o Z. NJ express for
burial l'raviouS To leaving home, Mrs.
Anderson, the mother of deceased, had tele-
graphed in ample time to the proper per-
sons her wishes in regard 10 tho digging Of
the grave attendance of undertaken, etc,
and came here fsalinE confident that she
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAEKrr.

Beef caItl" were in good druiand on Mon
dag, March -, and prizes were iri,.;iun
higher; 2!GO head arri we'd and Sold It, the
different yards al ! 80. per pound, ~ to
quality.
Sheen were l,,> A"'iy". hHt prices were un-
changed: 1900 head arrived tu,i ,,Ill II Th"
different yards At j Il l,'.. and lambs ri
o. Il - &c.. per H.. tn condition.
Hogs Were. in ia,r demand: 1000 head ar
rive, and sold ri he different Yards AZ : Il
lGl. a. per H.. a. to quality.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

Come right along, now N"SsrS. Farmers.
l have been fitting up mt heavy expense !"
accommodate YOU, and am prepared IN fur
niSh YOU with the very best Called Char
coal rig-iryu tlnw Castings. Warranfc !
equal to The best in tia" mlr,.'. i!tv~ a'>a
id-,i Il Machine shop to repair ynrtr Eu-
giues, Thre~her>, I:,.rper-, Mowers and
nrher machinery. Please bring theta in rs,
Early Is possible in order 10 rive Ills nine ia
serve all Gro WITWnNIU.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-01

BALTIMORE. Mar. 81, lSS

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,;suiH uHd i:pd,,cC G0lHHj$~i"t !i@r-
Chants, ~ .ncEidpr|'S Hh1T.