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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-28
WIT AND WISDOM.

1t is not the range but the depth of
our experience which conyinces ris.
He that Judges, without informing
himself to the utmost that he is lcapa-
BILE, san not acquit himself Of Judging
Rmiss---LOc6e,
-A1ittle' fellow Of five, with his first
boots ION, being told that the baby
wanted 30 Kiss him, replied: YES, no
takes me for his papa"
Lord Lytton spoke wisely when no
said that the stomach IS the seat of
memory for man is not ikoiy TO for
get that he's hungry.
--Eogg complains that he got moth
ing by complaining to his landlord. 1t
was like putting new piece of cloth
into an old garment. The rent was
made worse. Boston IranScr6Dt
Honest and courageous pcoplcIrave
very hbtlG to say about either their
courage or their honesty. The sun has
no need TO boast of his brightness. nor
the moon Of her efIulgence.---HoScG
Bdii07t. --=-.---
There Is something oxIuisitely cool
in Yankees reply TO the European
traveller, when he asked him If he had
inst crossed the Alps; "Wail, now you
call my attention to the fact 1 guess L
did pass rsin' ground. "
-''Papa's Home Tonight is the title
of new song. So the old man has
yielded at last. Let's sect must be
about fifteen years since they began TO
coax him with Father, Dear Father,
Come Home. -" Chtcaqo Hcraid. -..
-" Miss Gimps," said a lady to
another during n recent call "'s'w why
don't you join the daughters Of temper
ancef' Z" Cause Cause whyP'
"Why ---, why --," was the blush
ing reply, u intend Joining ono Of tho
sons in a month. 49, Chicago Iribatne.
The counterfeiting trade has been
dull during the year, the only danger
ous piece being a silver dollar III is
when the $1,000 bill is successfully
counterieitcd that the newspaper man
suffers OH CikY DerrGck Yes, IL is
then he suffers the want of il y---SctGs0rs.
More deaf than formerly. Little
girl" Papa, did mamma say yes TO
you right off when you asked her to
marry yOuP' Papa-" Certainly she
did. =" l.. g." WAY don't she say yes
now Just as quick when you ask her to
do thiugsP" Papa" Mammals hearing
is not 80 good now. darling that d all. y"
Ptiladelphta Gull.
-" / have more trouble than any liv-
ing man, or dead one, for that matter
90 What's wrong nowP' inquired
friend. Why, you see, about two
months ago ] was trying to put note
In bank" Yes "WcH, now / am
trying to take it out just why thero
should be trouble at both ends Of such
an affair / don't understand. FIR
change.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-28
WIND AND WAVES.

An Upstream Storm Creates Sad Havoc
Among the Business Embellishments
Along the Submerged River Front of
Metropolis, uIinOis-About Fifty BUILD
ings Destroyed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-28
DEADLY FIRE DAMP.

Nineteen Miners in a Pennsylvania COIIiery
Killed by an Explosion Of Fire Damp
The Bodies all Recovercd-A Large Num-
ber of Widows and Orphans Left to
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-28
TERMS OF ADVERTISING [;

One square OF eight lines, SIS for the lrss
Insertion, and IS cents for each subseqtept
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-28

Miss Theodocia Gray, of Dar,en,
Conn, aged ninety, who has been
toothless many years. is now cutting an
upper front tooth.-Hartford Post.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10
Death OF Mrs. I<erSLaw.

'.' ''h'"i'''''t an" sad Intelligence of
,'. '.'," 81 MRS Marion h@r>haw, wife Of
49, '''''''' nav, OF Elk Mills, was
I''''N'' "''" on iAHrsday afternoon, a
'''N N"'F' 'il"' after She died, with uni
'''N'. regret. Very great interest hss been
IT," mere IA ''e cas-" ct Mr.. kersLaw, who
''. ~''''' t me l'''" at deaths door, in an
80 ara case "' Phenhi"Elh, and no is
'.'' just '''''efinI'
Ii' deal " Of his partner will he a severe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10
F1i,iI Election.

Tn" annual town election took pla, e
on Monday Last. wien a baiIin and \
ii. " board Of tovn commissioners were
elected. There was no contest over
the commissioners ticket. Ten names
aerr selected at the town meeting last
week. and from this list five commits
,ionprs we've chosen The r,II,winr i
the vote: William l. Jones 90. w T.
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reapers sickle: yet, by his many christ
ian virtues, his uuwavcriug devotion tO
duty. his earliest defense of the right and
his faithful allegiance to the principles
and tenets of the order. he was much re-
spected and beloved by us all
ReS0lced, That i'll further testimony of
or high regard for the exalted christian
character of our deceased brother, that
the lodge be draped in mourning for the
space of six months from this cate
ResoIced, That this lodge send assur-
ances of tender sympathy to his family
in this the hour of their grief and bercavc-
ment and do commend them to the keep
ing of him who givctt the garment of
praise for the spirit nf hca1incsN and
that a copy Of tn; :" rrs"iuii,u, hc sent
10 the iamiif Of our Grc"aS"d tro:hcr and
be pubiiShc5! IN the !'rreln aud spread
upon the ni.,utcs of ti;rs l"d@,'
ions, lEtEj>s,
!. y. WoEnGLI.
WM. FALLS,
". :. EVANS.
iOHN ii. .!AMNE.
May 9Th, lSSi Committee.
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ilaii' - Million OF Shad.

Hn friday the II inst. Mr.. Thomas
iir%hlrtf, !r., assistant To Stae Fish Com
ut.->i'.r,cr L. W. iiumphries, arrived here
'"7'h tin ra"> cont:;i ming 500,G0 young
>,"3, which he set at liberty in the Big
FIX, at Nin>ingcr's mill: The fish We're
exec, dim&.y dimiuutive ones, Just from the
'-s., he eyes being The most prominent por-
ti"n at them. Their bodies were trauspar-
tnt and - each was attached II sack, which
furnishes tacn with nuurishment during
ttt" ir>t stage "f their baby hood The little
i"lt''w> SWAN around lively after reaciIirg 9
III" va. It Of the creek, apparently relishing
Ia" change of quarters. They swan about
~ Il body seeming 10 prefer 10 keep as close
i"-"1 her aS possible How many of the lit
tie fellows viii escape Il rhnusand and one
dangers Ia which they will DE exposed and
1--WE - grow to full sized shad, is one of
'lI"s" things hat no fellow knows ANYTHING
:hrut
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Brick Meeting House Items.
HERRING CATCHING BY !. {. CROTlEEs
THE BUILDING, SEASON.


HERRING CATCHING BY J. {. CROTnEEs
THE BUILDING. sEAsoN.
james c. Crothcrs has caught more
herring at Bulls Mountain and Red
Point Fisheries, on North Eass river,
than in any other season. since he beoan
to fish. He has caught over 200, GOO in
a single haul and ,aillinns Of herring
within fifteen DAYS.
The Grand Central Hotel on penrsyl-
vauia avenue. opposite the postofticc is
being rcti3tcd bv ]. Harvey Clarke nrn.
prietnr for his sprin. and SIMMER trade.
Of which he does mor; than al the conn
try town hotels within = ladirs Of ten
miles.
J. G. Crothers will add 20 feet in
length and two and u haIr in height TO
his palace store" ON PENNSYLVANIA
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10
THE HOWARD HOUSE
Saved from Fire by Il Fortunate
Discovery.

BY the fortunate discovery Of fire in
it's early stages, the destruction of the
Howard House, the largest hotel in Elk
ton. was in AL probability avcrted ON
Monday night last.
Between ten ard eleven o'clocl; ON
that evening, about half past ten per-
haps, Miss Mary J. Falls, daughter of
MIR. William Falls, proprietor of the hotel
discovered the smell of smoke in the
family sitting room, just over the jewelry
Sore of Mr.. William j. Alrich, on Main
street. Miss Falls called the attention
of others to the fact OF smoke being in
the room, and they set ahout discovering
from whence it came.
1t was soon t"und that it came from
below, and As the .ienelry store is imme-
diately beneath. ON the Main street, the
natural cpuClu' ion that The fire was there
was arrived az. Mr.. Harry c. Hurn, Who
was present hurried over to Mitcht rs
drug store and gave the alarm, when
several persons, among them Nj. \. W.
Mitchell. crossed over and examined the
door of Mr.. tiricil'S store. That there
was fire in the store, was a fact not to he
disputed, for the snake could he detect
Ell by putting the nose to the KEY hole
The door was locked, and is 4 good out
without the key, only by hattrIirg it
down. This was abnut to ht. done. vixen.
William sutton, an apprentice of Nh.
A!ricn appeared upon the scene with the
key, and the door was opened. The
room was found to be- fun of smoke, aud
the lath ana floor ,iniSt of the floor above
just over a hanging coal oil lamp, which
was kept burning there ut night, on fire,
but smoulderiug Tor want of air
y few buckets OF water easily cxtin-
guished the fire in lis incipient stage,
but had the family i'll the hotel above
gone to bed without discovering the
smoke, there is not a shadow OF doubt
but that ii disastrous fire would have
been the result. The only thing that pre-
vented the fire from making headway
and getting beyond control, even grant
ing il TO be discovered when it WAS is the
fact that the store room was closed up
tight almost hermetricaIly sealed, and
not a breath of air could find its way to
the flame. Had there been an open win
dow CT t"ansom the fate of the How
ard House would have been sealed.
AS it was, just by smoulGcriug without
any flame, the heavy joist of the floor
was burned of. save a remnant of about
two inches square. Too much care can
not be taken with lamps lett burning
alone at night.
DIR. Cutt Wells was on hand with his
chemical eXtinguisher, but the water
was there before him, and his machine
was not put il. operation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
Sarge Quantities Of Timber and
q Dwelling Destroyed.

From Sunday the 9.th nit, until las t
( Monday fire was burning IN some portion
Of tae timber lands in the neighborhood
of tai> town. On the first named day a
nr. broke out in Coopcr'S woods east of
town, and less than forty-eight hours
afterwards another conilagration set in
in The timber at Foy,s Hill, near the town
ri North East and some live or SIX miles
iI"m This lar"
IL" ''"'r"r woods IRE writ out Tor
wait ri lnat"rial /" feed 1t, after burn
l"@ "N'r a'on' ?NI acres at line iImber.
i"r :."i : III lirc "AS supposed also to
have been distinguished after 1t had tray
".'d several i"iI"S "aStw"rdir. nearly
rc2rn!G 4 thictIH worried district known
aN 90 lie i.lIrcnS, some three miles west
al i.iE!"n.
GA Friday % last week, however, the
unusually high winds revived the fire on
Tie " Strrn border os the BarrenS and i'll
en"rinrtd in smoke. The flames trav
cicd like a race horse, and famed by the
wind licked up the timber as though it
MAS 50 much finder. 1t leaped roads,
creeks aud open spaces with the greatest
ease, and from thc bc:inning it was ap-
parent that il would no. cease its mad
career Anti! It reached open country.
.F,mrs N-Lr.I,n vhnS. bousc and barn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10
Resolutions Of IteSpcct.

nI.Rl.AS 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect and Ruler of the Universe to
call from labor to his eternal reward our
he'aT-I brother and cn-workor. John f.
Brown; therefore, 10 it
H'Soien', Inat while we. the members
"l n;am lodge No is of \. +. K A. NJ.
,o bow in humble submission to the di
vine will of Him who doeth all tl,inps
wr.,, w submit i'll sorrow to the chastr
"nina rod "f "ar bereavement ana take
y1mf!pt; in the ASSURANCE hat he has rome
to tine celestial. ic;i.;e above" for which
ne Va 81. we'll prepared and fitted as a
perfect AShar' by the Masters hand.
H,No''ri, That in his death this LODGE
has lost its oldest and one OF il. most
highly esteemed members, and the order
0t Masonry oi.e uf i.s brightest orna-
nc'.t%, Jtl-t and upright man
Hs*y'frd, That although he was cut
down in The fullneSs Of time and in the
god old age by the all devouring scythe
al time and gathered to that land where
his fathers have gone before" and fell
as the fully ripened wheat before the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10
DIED.

l!oES EE.-May l, 1884, i'll Chesapeake
City, Edith Il. Horner, daughter of George
aud Mary llorner, aged II months and %
days.
miss the child where ere ! go
And oh It's hard to miss thee so
And then since thou canst come to me,
almost wish to come TO thee,
miss thee when the morning dawns,
miss ,hee when the night returns,
miss thee here miss thee there
My child miss thee everywhere.
Ni:ESiIAw. May s, 1854, Marion Ker-
shaw, wife of Rev. William KerShaw
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited To attend the funeral from the
Residence of her husband, on Sunday, May
llth at > o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10

4 fSirtiIllay Party.


Mr.. John c. Davis. of this town. was
fifty five years OF age OF Sunday last,
and on the same day Mrs. Charles Earn
est, his neigh Dor. reached the advanced
age of twenty two, their combined years
making seventy Seveu-a ripe old age.
This event. the friends Of the parties de
tcrmiucd to celebrate. aud GA Monday
evening quite large company proceeded
to Mr.. Davis home, i'll the west end, to
tender their congratulations. They
found him prepared to meet and receive
Thorn in the most hUSriti,bi: manner.
Friends in Philadelphia had sent down
by express that day Loads of good things,
both soId and liquid, and III addition to
this. the ladies had been busy at wnrl:
all day preparing cakes, ices, etc. 50
that when the visitors arrived they were
met by a solid rhAlanx Of catatles and
drinkables of the choicest character.
Everything went as merry as u mar,
riage bell, and song and jest passed
quatfed, and the more solid delicacicS
partaken Of. Daring the evening the Elk
ton Cornet band arrived upon the ground
and added to the life of the festivities by
furnishing some good music by way of
dessert.
Singerly> pulp mills are ont sh, 1T
distance from Mr.. navis'S dwelling. and
after the guests had been attended to an
invitation was extended to the employees
i'll body to come over and pArtake.
They could not all come at once. bat
they arragned to get over in clubs OF
three and four, until ali had been served.
when their entertainers were thanked by
three hearty cheers. AS the night be
gan to wanc and the lemonade bowl To
grow empty, the visitors departed, wish
inc that their host could have a birthday
anniversary every week.
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completed the large addition to his shops
and he has large run of custom.
James McNey, our blacksmith has
more work than he can attend to AT pres
ent. Jim is good smith and IA clever
fellow and deserves success.
Milton White has been quite i'll re-
Gently. He is over 50 years of age and
is now convaleSant.
John w. Brown, one of your old and
first subscribers is sick and confined to
to bed. Hope Johh w. will get out soon
as he is one of our best citizens, .jovlal
and kind hearted as a woman; very
man among men.
Levi q. Cameron, house and barn
builder, has large number of buildings
to erect this season. Levi O. is a first
class architect and builder, one of the
best in Maryland.
Our old friend, ]. IIamhright McEey
Is now engaged in fish speculation.
One of our fellow citizens has fallen
heir to ten Thousand dollar fortune by
heruest. Hope he will enjoy it.
Sacramento services will be held in
the Zion Presbyterian Church to-mor.
row Sunday at 1920 \. NJ. Eminent
Divines will conduct the services.
oxford spring fair will be largely at
tcl.ded from the Brick, which town can
boast of as many pretty ladies as any
other town of its size in Maryland.
George kirk, of Benjamin, called on
us on Sunday last. George is now book
keeper for lIanes & Kirk, at the sun.
Look The cheapest place in town for
Boots and SHOES. WARD X DAVIS.
Ladies and Misses Jerseys REESE.
Your patronage solicited. l.. Il. DREW.
II viii he 60 your advantage to buy your
Shoes of WARD x DAVIS.
y grand display of Millinery at Mrs.
LrZeuberg's. The window is full of them.
Cheap ':nckrry, Tea sets of 4d pieces at
go REESE.
Medium priced dress g"nd*, grays ard
plaldS tha: are pretty. REESE.
Don't forget +" examine the porpoise Shoe
I.acrrS NJ WARD n DAVIS.
Everything in the provision line ut the
lowest prices and delivered promptly, eX-
ceitt when John forgets or i; too busy tgur
ing To beat Mr.. Blaine. REESE.
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Public Local Law.
OPERATIVE IN CECIL COUNTY.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

SECTION !. Be il enacfcd BY the General AsStAlbIy
Of ,IGiHiand. That the County Commissioners of
Cecil county be and they hereby authorized
and empowered to issue summons for any per
son whose appearance before them they shall
deem necessary for any pdrpoSc: and any person
50 summoned, and refusing to appear to be
Swern. to answer. shall he Liable to prosecution
therefor. and upon conviction before a Justice of
the Peace shall be fined not exceeding thirty dol
lars for each offence said fine to be paid into the
County Treasury To the credit of the Public Shoot
FUND: and all summons issued under this act
shall be returnahle on the day named therein
and shall be directed to the Sheriff OF the county
VIII" shall receive the same fees, and be liable to
red by said officers in the service of summons or
citations issued by the Orphans Court.
SEC. =. and be ii enactrd, That the pay OF wit
nes;c< for attendance before the County Commits
SinnerS OF Cecil county shall be the same as for
attendance before the Circuit Court and shall
be regulated in the same manner.
SEC. 3. ind be il enacted. That all Acts or parts
of Acts Inconsistent with this Act be and the
same are hereby repeated.
SEC /. and be il enacted. That this Act shall
take effect from the date OF its passage
Approved April S. 1851.
We hereby certify that the afOregoiny is correct
copy Of an Act of the General Assembly OF
Maryland. passed January session. 1851
J. NJ. MILLER,
Secretary OF the Senate.
THOMAS II. MOORE.
Chief Clerk OF the House OF Delegates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-05-10
TUESDAY. Nav Goth. 1854,

at o'clock y. NJ. all that LOT OF GRDl ND.
with Log HOUSE. about l2Nl4 feet, -
weatherbOarded: story and a-hali high, o1lH#
of Robert CrookShanks. deceased. and 81 =
cOntainiG" SEW FIVE SQUARE PER
CHES OF LAND.
Also all the title of Robert CroukShankS in and
to about EIGHT ACRES OF LAND adjoining.
Of which S acres the rs PercheS We're part. This
is in the Eighth election district OF Cecil county
about quarter OF mil" west OF the Rock
Springs Hotel adjoining lands OF Wilmer Ayres.
Albert Brown. and others.
TERMS-bnc-i half ia cash. and half in SiN
months from the day OF Sale the credit payment
I" bear interest from TIL" day q! salc. and to lac
secured by the bond OF note Of the purchaser with
security to he approved hr the Trustee: OF the
whole may be rnId in cash 1t the option ut the
purchaser.
The Creditors OF Robert Cr0HkShank deceased
ar" hereby notified to tIIr their Chains with the
vouchers thereof with the tiyrn ot the tilcuit
Court for Cecil county. within ionr months OF the
day of sale. ALEXANDER ~ ANS,
Apl :.5-it Trustee
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MARRIED..

D-MAIoNEY.--On Nay Sth,
lSSl at the Elkton NJ. f.. parsonage, by
Rev. c. +. Sheppard, Lewis b. Mcdonald
to Carrie l.. Mahoney, both Of Cecil caunty.
Coz SUPERINTENDENT the 9TH inst,
1T The residence of +. Marion Rawlings,
father of the bride, by Rev. Il c. Jones,
William T. CuulSOn (of CoulSon Il Co Port
DeroSit) and Miss Henrietta Rawlings: all
of CcGil county, Nd.
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grand sight was 2Iiorde'!' oar one 'n''' All
would prefer IL view Al 4 "''''''''
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A ground wire, to carry of. fl,o surplus
electricity has been attached to- rl,,. wire
entering the l.. X q. T~lr-.tl.il rItirr ON
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remarkable character Elisa cro,rho, Lace
one and two inch tnrshc>, really :. 'von@"r-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THlS is to give notice that the Subscri-
L Der. OF Cecil county hath obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county. letters Of tesla
mcntary ON the personal estate OF
ELENOR VAIL.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said dcce;iS ed are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
On or before the 18th day Of October. 1881:
they may otherwise. by law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt TO the subscriber. Given under my hand
this Sd day of March, 1851
SAlIL Ell THOMPSON. Executor.
Test-REUEEN +. LAMAR, Register.
apr j-Sw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
HNIilS is to give notice that the sub
l. scriberS. ui Cecil county. have obtained from
the Orphans Court of sand county letters of at-
ministration on the personal estate of
WILSON MARSHALL.
late oil said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated.
or before the nth day OF October, 1854:
they may otherwise. 10y law. he excluded from III
benefit al said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested IL make immediate pay
mcnt To the subscriber. Given under nay hand
this 9th day of April, ls,4.
MARY MARSHALL,
WIN. II. MOI nj.
Administrators.
TeSt-REI'BEN E.IAMAR, Register.
Api l2-6w
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Trustees Sale.

RY virtue of decree passed by the
- Circuit Court Tor Cecil County, in Equity.
Cause No. l22I. to which intending purchasers
are referred. the undersigned, Trustee. will
offer at Public Sale ut the Court House dUur, in
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P, w. & B. Branch Penna. Railroad
TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE ELKTON STATION
>nprupouND SouTHROU Nd



Newark andPerryvillc accommodation.
HFFor the time of trains leaving North East
s tation on Northhound deduct Il minutes. and on
Southbound add u minutes to the above time.
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DIR. |. C, JERRY.

~ Late Professor OF
Physiology and Chemical Lecturer on Nervous
Diseases. has discovered Il New Remedy which is
externally applied 1t affords instant relief in all
Neuralgia. Rheumatic or Gouty Pains. Asthma
plcurisy Mysteries. Scatica, Headache Enlarged
and Painful Joints, Pain i'll the region of the
Heart, Lungs. Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and Blad-
der. Dizziness, SCre Throat. Pains in the Should
cr< Ti"htncSS of the Chest. SecplcSSneSS sc.
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PORT DEPOSIT BRANCH

,..,.. $40 sos. $50, 10. So A. NJ.
leave Fort deposit: 80 23j. 500. 6.2j p. NJ.
Leave perryville: 1872 sac, lC ~ II 50 a NJ,
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SURVEYING!


EOR SALE-.A Crush Top, Spar
IL Spring BUGGY. built to order by Hudson
\ Cahill. OF Wilmington. This Buggy is Il Speci-
men OF fine work ana is elegantly finished. 1t is
practically NLw. having had hut little Price
$500. +. X. SCOTT.
Anril lo--l
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Everything in the provision line at the
lowest prices and delivered promptly, eX-
cert when John forgets or is, too busy tigur-
ing to beat Mr.. Blaine. REESE.