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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
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frota March Ia November 10, lSSi 20
IeEAmABLN ~ AnVAhCH
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Mr.. WELLBoET was chairman Of the house
COMMITTEES Of the whole In session on the
Indian appropriation bill yesterday.
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SENATOR COKE cat additional lustre on
Texas and evon additional hoDors for him
self By his great tpsech against the BLAIR
educational bill Tuesday.
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SAM RAspAILs "star-eyed goddess OF
reform" is by long odds too demure dam
I'll to tarry long at the capital.
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The FIRST name Of five presidents OF TIE
United States was JAMES. BLAINE hopes 10
make it an even half dozen.
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ms AND THE WAR" Is what the Chicago
Press says will be The title OF LoeAs'
book. The Queens English will show tn
heaviest casualties.
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WorpIR il UscLE SAM won't have to turn
nipper? Advlces from the northwest poins
that way.
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the cyclone arrived early and promises
to protract its deadly work throughout
the summer.
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WHEN BkLroED and KELLY fail out tic
grand Old party gets i's ouee.
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,ry An RFQUE.rBD TO ASNouN Y
w SAN rfIER Az asa candidaN Tor AZ
deimsn ut q sixth war. "a,
WEARG AUTHOR 2Lp p, 20 An y. y o '. NSH
hase % 'dtrusn ln tho liiih warn, AZ he
cnfuing ,icrt IN. Anrl SO
ar AIir AuTHu. IEu To ANNO oNCE
w aionci n rRVAn =. a etNN u.n wv, W.
Aldrmsn ia ne PiNl warn ~ NV '''"''N
Mn an A cHORZeD no a NOM y
w W JttOD RAUCH Hs cenNl iht io'
Counri mn 10 tho fhird "Aid kieohoh' GU"
,.sE,--. AUTHOnIZkD % ANNOUNCE
W Oh n IA WI LIAMs asa candidate
for Al srman om tif.t Nnld --
TITE Il AUTHORIZED 40 AhNuuECE
" n RlSfY o. q cr dida'g ."f ,,', le =
ton $50 on.ce ~ Al ,rmnn - tn- stcohn
Nrrd n, n O. ning nui irnl I'ct nm
TTE ARE AUTHOkILE 10 ANNo ace
W NJ JOHS kpEhlM y ior ic'r.c .ien "
the dice G." nllmsu iu he. sso'ud WaIa on
the ciy ~ e N. sth ~ Anril .
NJl ARE AuiiIOK ZED 10 ANNouNCE
w ca iaiu ROBERT Glh-ON as candidate
for Ald'fmHn NJ The iuh w ~
n7E Ar AUTHORIZED 10 AhNuu g.
w the name OF Colon W. a.. 9hhENLAM
as Il csndidat for the Ollie 81 Ald,rma' itom
the sccoli 'ari
IYpoS HE CALL ~ L IleE huMBER
u ~ citizen, o. The ixtl Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWNE candidate fnr d.rmen ~ w s-lne
yTTE AEE ,UTHORiZED 70 ANNOuN.k
w II 4. COCkRELL 40 cAhoidete ioi A.
GERMAN from the First Vi ri.
We ARg 7UTHORiZED 10 .ASNuUNOE
W ~ II RONLfY ny candidate Tor Al
dermsn from The Fmrih Wari. ---
IyEARE AUTHOsIZEp TO ANHouNCE J,
w ID CARTER - = candidate for Alderman
IN the sixth Wald --
M 40 Az II -1RiZgD 10 ANNoU nee
w Or. N ". HEWsOM as a oendisdals Tor
Aidermau OF thn Fourth Wsfd. Eiecuon, 2nd
Tuesday in 'fril -
UFKsBY ANNOUHUE MYSELF ts A GAN
! dlda fr Alderman OF the Finn War
Election. end Tnasdav in ADril u NTtW 7.
y4Tk AR REQUESTED TO ANNoueCe
w n PORTER for Adore an u the second
wsrd Election 2ni Tuesday m Andl.
yIfE RE aurHOkiZcD TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. SiGMUND LOEB rs q candidate ioT
re-clecu u ior Aldermsu n represent the Fourth
War. Election. IN Tue aav IN hprll
CaTE AKE Al fhuRizED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ. c. nOGEL ~ candidate ior re-
election 10 the ofice OF City Asse hor and Cll-
leoior n ction. 2ud Tnesday n III
I'VE Arr AOliIUKIXrD 10 ASNOuNCh
w EDO sMllH - . CANDIDATE fgr AiieIna !,
u the Fourth Ward Election, 2nd tuesday IN
April.
WE fRR AUTHDRi2E , AID RkQu EsrhD
w to annouuce Mr.. ] ARNOLD as can
NGsto for 70 Gle ton " the ofici OF Cay Mar
ahai klaciieu. 2nd TUESDAY, I'm Nuril.
IKE ARE 1UTHORIZKD TO ANN uNCE
w p. -. SHEEHAN ms an independent can
iidate fer City Marshal. Election 2nd TUESDAY
In April -
ilTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE W.
seseor ami Collector Election, 2nd Tuesday In
Vf7EA nE AUTHURIzED no ANNOUNCE
w the name OF Captain W. hORIoN ~
candidate f.r City Marshal. Elecuon,2nd fues'
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EVERY day despens the observers I'M
,rfssicr tins, IRELAND has wslk-over.
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IT 10 ,Ks az though April intended to fool
us all the way through
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Ex-GovKnxoR SEYNoUR doesn't think
there lie any necessity of nominating TIL
DEN.
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rr,, Of Postage Ia an Parts of the United
states and Canada.

Rent br doAtt on DALAI posioihcs H.tey or.
der o rcc tered ltgcr ltaeni "lhcF"lsr, No
vii "a, b. ttsnnutinle ior misnarnag Au'
dro.s rIR HIRALp, Dai.Aa, rezes'
areclman rnnles .nnl noe on AnnlU ,Dnh,
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FIVE suicides a day was the average in
New York last week.
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THE Missouri papers are now shouting
poor old Ohio!"
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TIE BLAINE boom 10 hard aground IN
Pernsyiysnia.
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BEN BurLxn is saying nothing and saw
ing wood.
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IfPoN HE GALL ~ a L 800 \ q BE !.
u ~ citizen, o. he ixih Ward JOHN HENRY
BRDWNiss oaadids,e mr. A darmsn ~ 10. s-me
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IA7E AR AUTnORiLED 10 AkNu,u O.
w the name Of Colon ] W. ~. GhkENlAM
as candidat Tor the Ollie 81 Alderman rom
the sccoui Yard
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yTTF AHE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOuNuk
w II A. COCKRELL 49, = candidate ior Al
GERMAN FROM the First W RI.
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THURSDAY, APRIL ., 1854.
INDICATIONS.

For tho Western Gulf States: Slightly colder
fair weather; northerly wiads; higher ssrome
tar.
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tkJl ARE AUiHUK ZEn 10 ANNouNCE
W ca aiu kOhEhI 81 n,oh as c"hul'""
for AldHfmnn NJ the iiih " nd.
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TTE ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANhOt ace
w n JOHN spElLM n ior fc'elcnien "
de M,r G.. nllmau in he Sso'ud Ward on
Tho cify ~ q s. n. sth 81 hnril
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We ARE 1UTHORiZED 10 ASNoUHOE
W 81 RONLFN ny candidate ior Az
hnrrnal Irnln lhn E-lI iii Wnr 1.
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THs tw o-thirds rule has been doomed.
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AE Az Az n 'KiZED 10 ANNoUNCB
w Dr. n w. KEWsOM as a candidate for
Aldermau OF ,hf Fourth WSfd. Election. 2nd
Tuesday IN 'fril
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we ARE AUTHOsiZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w d CARTER IS = candidate for Alderman
IN the Sixth Maid
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TfTF - II AUTHORIZED 40 AENuuAcE
" ] d rooney as "a ct' dideic ."r 20 lc ,
,fon SO onlce of Al ,rmtn a tn- second
MAID nf n a. afinr nui irnl Let nn.
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1.IE NTr AuTHOWHkD % ANNuuhtE
W Oh nip.A vi LlAMs As CANDIDATE
a.. u .r,uus nut IlfHf MmHU
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nJE an A tHORlZFD no a Not y
w AZ con Il UGH rs a CeulilAie luf
Connri m "a 10 the rhird Ward klcchon' e'h
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WFKrBY ANNOUhUE MYSELF ~ CAN
l dlda q ~ Alderman OF the finh War
Election. md TnssdAv in ADril u -TEW T.
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yxfE RE 1UrHOklZeD TO ANNoUSCE
w Mr.. siGMUND LokB rs q candidate 'oT
re-clecn u ior Alderman n represent the Foufth
Xnrf. Hention. en- Tnn nov ID 4 prll
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taTE AKE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ. i c. nOGEL rs Z candidate Tor re-
election 10 the Office OF City As.c sor ana Oh
ienfnf II. nIlnn. 2nn TNcs1nY ~ 4 I'll
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w ED,C SMITH es o candidate fDr Alderman
u the Fourth Ward Election, 2nd tuesday In
Anil
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

,rry An RFQUE.rBD TO ASNouN Y
w IAN rtIER Az t.a oandida~ Tor A.
detmanmt sixth War.
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I4ik AR REQUESTED TO ANNoUcCe
w n PORTER for Adore an u the seconh
ward Election, 2ni Tuesday m Ann.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-08-16
l., Ill, NOIi> x Co,

Wetakc pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the display card of u. II.
Nolk Il Co., il this issue of "TnE WUlG,"
the familiar front of whose business house
will be readily recognized by their Cecil
county customers. Industry and enter
prise will succeed in any business, of which
fact the Nolk Brothers are a noticeable in
stance. Four years ago they occupied a
portion only Of the second floor of the whole
building they now occupy. They showed
plnck, ability and energy, and their trade
grew from the start, until today it extends
through Maryland, North Carolina, Nir-
gina, and is still extending, while in
leather, uppers, shoe findings and every
thing pertaining toshOe manufacturing hey
are taking a leading position. They have
just had printed at TIE CECIL WIG job
office ten thousand illustrated price lists in
the shape of a - page pamphlet for free
distribution among tEeir patrons. i shoe
manufacturer need not 20 to the cXpcnsc OF
Il "trip to the city, but can order from this
price list as accurately Us if he We're in Bad
timore, as it contains classified lists and
prices OF every thing required in their line
Send name and address to p. II. Nolk K
Co., for copy Of their new catalogue, yuu
cannot deal with u better house.
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Personal.

Misses Lille and C"rlelil Jones, of vii
mington, Del, are visiting Miss Fannie
Marshbank, of this town.
Misses Annette Miller and Alice ID.
Boulder, Of this town, are visiting the
Misses Cochran, near Middletown, Del.
Mr.. Henry Ninsinger, with several friends,
spent Sunday at Pittman Grove CNew ,Jer-
sey) camp meeting.
Miss Rebocca McCauley and Miss Ella
Neil, of Philadelphia, are Spending few
weeks at Holly Hall, near this town.
Mrs. W. J. Jones and family, and Mrs.
Lucy Nuremberg and children, of this town,
arrived home from Eehoboth yesterday, af
ter visit of several weeks.
Mr.. John +. Davis of the firm of Ward
and Davis of this town, returned last even.
ing from visit to his former home at
Bridgeville Delaware.
MIR. T. c. Thackery of Louisville Ky, is
visiting friends i'll this town.
Miss Bessie McIlinsey of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Mamie iIaines Q: this town.
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Killed by Il Locomotive.

Mr.. and Mrs. DiZon, their two children
and man named Cuff were crossing the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad track
at Connor Station, Pa. on the Sth inst.
i'll a carriage when the vehicle was
struck by Il locomotive Mr. and Mrs.
Dixon, one child and Mr.. Cuff were in
stantly killed, the horses cut to pieces
and the carriage demolished. The driver
and an infant child of the Dixou's es.
capped with slight injuries. The party
was returning from funeral. The par
ties to this distressing accident are we'll
known in Cecil and have relatives here.
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Anthony George Pleasure Club

NNSOs = I lN-t-otat va W.
GA Friday of last week the young
ladies and gentlemen Of Philadelphia,
who are spending their vacation at MI
Georges, in Elk neck. visited Etkton,
aud in the afternoon the male portion OF
the party assisted by Bradbury and j.
Morgan of this town, played Il game
with some Eik;on ball ttsserS. They
were entertained at the Howard House
by the ElktUu nine.
On Monday the return game was played
on the shore. Tie weather was all that
could be desired for playing, but base
ball soon became a minor considera-
ton. nevertheless a low and close score
was made. After the game the visitors
were invited 10 spend the evening. The
recollection Of former trips was too fresh
for the boys to refuse and they soon
found themselves around a table LcApeu
up with the good things, both delicate
and substantial, for which the Neck is
famous. All did well, particularly the
married men. They were waited upon
by The indies with remarkable celebrity
and grace, and in style helttin@ the
occasion. Alter tea and a speech OF
thanks 10y the captain of the Llhtun
team, the boys were escorted 10 the
beach, where a dancing platform had
been erected, and quite a number in
dulgcd. Good music, good hUmor, and
good icc-crcAm njr!,y,! this phase ct The
festivities. Upon The expiration of two
hours they returned 10 the house and
spent the evening in talking and singing.
The ladies' declined to sing but We're
very fascinating in conversation. Eugene
.Amison sang some Wcll-iCtuNyd se'cc-
tiuna i'll Il manner that eyiugru an an
usual degree OF musical ability and taste,
john Dunbar performances on the cor
net were marked by an artistic finish
which elected much applause. The sing
ing by the gentlemen Of Philadelphia was
excellent and the t.rrr,> were more utl-
mcrous than the responses. Altogether
the evening was enjoyable, Il brilliant
flash OF recreation, sort of aurora bur-
calls in The darker sky of every day
work. The boys departed amid red
light and Sky rockets and reached town
about ; 4. VI, well -plrased with the treat
meuc thy Hll received. and thankful to
their hosts for their u.rrU htIminr kind
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WoodIaWn Camp Meeting.

WOODLANDS, Cecil Co. Aug. u, 1854.
| By Tttgac.n to me HaiJ.
The ii.h camp Oh these beautiful
grounds was opened IN Tuesday night at
40 by sermon from Rev John France,
of Zlon Circuit. who is preacher in
charge, from EccIesastics, @.h chap
ter and 10th verse, followed by service
of prayer. On Wednesday Rev. J.
France and Rev. {. T. Sheppard con-
Quoted the social meeting and Bishop
VIM. Taylor preached at 1879 \. NJ,
from 10th Psalm and "rd verse. At /. 30
7. NJ. he gave an address Oh his mission
airy labor and what he proposes to do in
Africa. At 3 Z. NJ, lie preached again
! from lst John Eth chapter and Is and Il
verses. Rev. Joseph Robinson pgca he'd
at 30 p. NJ, from 1st John 3gd chapter
and Bud verse.
! Thursday the prayer service was held by
| Rev. r. Clones. Rev. ]. Evan burllalnw
preached at 10 \. NJ, from Galatians, 9th
chapter and 1llh verS. Rev. Chas. A.
i!iIl preached at 3 p. NJ. from Matthew
Slh chapter 2nd and Bid verses. At 80
2. NJ, Rev. J. II. Wiley from Exodus
/ 18Th chapter 9th verse. Today Rev. T.
L. White viii preach at 10 \. NJ. Rev. !.
O'Ncal at } p. NJ, and Rev. Il. c. Jones
at :. 80 T.. NJ.
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Death of an Aged Lady.

On Thursday last, Mrs. Iipporah McFlr-
land one Of the oldest residents ofthiS place
died near Mechanics Valley, II this county,
where she was visiting, i'll the Sl,t year OF
her age. Mrs. Mcfarland resided with lei
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Richard Mcfarland,
at Holly Hall, on the suburbs of this town
to which place her remains wtra removed
on Thursday evening, and The funeral str
vice will take place there tomorrow Sunday
afternoon at = o'clock.
Deceased was Il member of The Methodist
Episcopal church true Christian in every
particular, admired and beloved by all who
knew her. She has been suffering for a
long time past, and the visit to Mechanics
Valley was made in hopes of a change Ion
the better in her health.
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thus leaving the car to Its late. They say,
that Il proper application OF the brakes
would have stopped the ear.
TO to Tolchestcr next Thursday with
the Brckley x Mccullough excursion from
Port Deposit. II is the last chance this
season.
III. 1T,,,,li..r, T.,,.,,,.-i., ,,,,,.,itt,.
came out finely IN the financial part of the
enterprise. They numbered twenty and
each gave $1,000 The dividend gave to
each Sl3I0, returning The original invest
ment OF $1,000 and the two dollars each
! paid for tickets, and besides this a profit ut
| Sl..9 each. This Is a good >ho" ing, better
than was expected as none of them dreamed
of getting their cutir" contribution back
again.
| The \. NJ p Church caInn nretiu.r near
! No,,b Fast closed ~, Tuesday u,orriuo last
with the customary march around fine
grounds. SUNDAY was the greatest day of
| the meeting. over 1000 persons briur ON
| the Grounds. They roured in from every
direction hlarl, and white ftn circle MAS
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Asleep on the Rail and the Con-
sequence.

Jacob Zeigman a brakeman on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central rail
road, was run over, and fatally injured
on Monday morning last about ! o clock
at Octoraro Junction, four miles north Of
Port Deposit in this county by u freight
train going north. On account of Il
heavy grade the train WAS divided into
two sections to enable the engine to get
up. The first portion was being taken
over while Zeigman was left in charge to
protect the remainder. He lay down
with his head and arms resting upon the
rail, and went TO sleep. When the en-
CINE returned for the remaining portion
of the train it was backed over Zeigman,
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Accident to an Eliton Lady.

At about nine o'clock on last Monday
evening, Mrs. II. p. Leslie of this town,
while descending the stair way at her
residence on Bow street. trippei and fell
from the head to the foot of the stairs,
escaping, as though by a miracle, from
instant death. She received a number
of cuts and bruises about the head and
severe injury to her hip, but no fatal
hurt, which is something wonderful
when the distance she fell is considered
Her injuries were cared for by phys
lcian, and she is now far on the way to
entire recovery.
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Orphans Court Proceedings.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
was in session on Tuesday and Wedncs
day Of this week. Present, Hon. James
McCauley, chief Judge; Hon. David P.
Davis and Hon. James VI. Evans, ESQ
ciate Judges.
Sundry claims against deceased per
sons We're daily examined and passed.
Bonds Approvc,I-Boud of Margaret
Scotten, Minerva \. Dean and Samuel
Scotch, executors of VIM. Scotch: bond
of Emily Oliver, administrators of VIM.
y. Oliver: bond OF Amos b. Lewis, adj
mlnistrator of Lydia +. Lewis.
Inventories, List OF Sales and Debts
PaSsed-ln?entory of the personal estates
of Levi ). Johnson, VIM. \. Oliver and
Jugur;ha Hail. List of sales of the per-
sonal estates of Levi Todd. John Shaw
and John W. Brown. Debts due the es-
tates of Levi ). Jo!tnson, Jugurtha Hall
and Lydia L. Lewis.
Accounts pdssrd-First and final ac-
count of Susan Y. Kline. cxecutrix OF
Mary 5. Kline, and distribution struck
on same: second and iinal account of lisa.
bella 5. Broughton, administrators OF
Rebecca II. Evans, and distribution
struck on same; first and final account OF
bartholomew Collins, administrator of
Patrick Collins; first and final account
of David G. Wilson, administrator of
John c. Hamer, and dividend struck on
same; first account Of Winter d. Caulk.
Guardian OF Lula p. and y. Howard
Caulk.
Court a }.journeI to meet at its regular
session in September next.
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County commissioners Court.

County commissioners Court.
The & ard met on Tuesday and Wed.
ncS,lay. Present-McssrS. VIM. :. Pot
ter Qre-idant) Wilson d. Pierson ana
Eli ). Seminar.
Il was ordered that the clerk give pub
lie notice TO the road commissioners
that under the provisions ot act of as
sembly, passed January session 1881,
chapter a. relating to roads and bridges
i'll Cecil county, they are not allowed to
eXpeDd III any one ease a sum exceeding
fifteen dollars i'll making repairs and I'M
proyemcnts to the bridges suices and
trunks i'll their respective road districts.
ana that hereafter no claim VIII be al
lowed to them for more than fifteen dol
lars unless accompanied 10y IA written or
der Of the county commissioner III charge
of their resuecti c election districts au-
thoriZing the expenditure of larger
sim.
1t was ordered that the road commits
sioucrs sinai! discontinue work on the
roads under their especial charge and
shall make no further repairs thclcto ex-
aept upon the written order of the
county commissioner in charge of the
election district. which order must ac-
company the claim presented foy sucl,
repairs.
The usual days and places for the sit
tings of the collectors of state and
coudty taxes We're fixed They are as
follows:
Cecilton, o. August 10Th and 3Gtb :
Earleville, eth; Fredclicktown, 2Sth ;
Warwick, a9th aud 30th.
Chesapeake City. on August 25th, 2Gth
and 9th: Port Herman, 2%th; st. Au-
justine 295h Murphy's Mill, Both.
Ellton, on August 18th, Goth, eth
and 2Sth Cherry Hill 29th; New Leeds,
Both
Fair Hill, on August 25th, Goth and
e7th Nacbey's Weclright shop (Kan-
sas), 18th ; Cherry Hill, goth Cowan-
town, 30th.
North East, on August 25th and Goth,
Elk Neck, 21th: Bay View, 18th; Char
lestown, 29th: Principle 30th.
Rising Sun, on August 25th aud Goth:
Colora, 21th: Liberty Grove, 2sth: Wood
Lawn, 29th: Pennington, Both
Port Deposit, on August 25th and 26th:
Rowlandville, 9th; Battle swamp, 18th,
PerryviIle, 29gh: Principle Furnace, 30th,
Mount Pleasant, Oh August 95th, and
Goth; Row landvile. 27th and 2,th: Como
wingo, Goth and 30th.
Brick Meeting House, on August 25th
and Goth; Zion, eth, ana 18th; Watson 5
Shops, 29th; Lombardville 30th-
Discounts on Taxes will be allowed as
follows: On state Tax paid before Sept,
LIST per cent. On County Taxes i pc,
cent.
The cleri. was ordered to advertise
for proposals for furnishing 20 tons Of
furnace coal and - tons of stove coal for
the county buildings and for hauling g.
tons thereof t. the court house and
Jail, said proposals to be opened at . p.
NJ, on September ., 1884.
VIM NJ. Singc:Iy was authorized to
rebuild the highway bridge at his mill
in the Fourth district. according to his
plans and specifications for the same at 4
cost to the county not exceeding 500.
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