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Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

Wood and Blocks.
For sale by r. B. CASSELs. Tavlor and East
Broad streets. Telephone T.-Ado.
Acosta & Einstein's Candies.-Ado.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

Send down and get package OF dellci-
Gus Candy, at Acosta & Einstein's. .--AdU.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28
Overcoats.

Butteriok's Patterns can only be pro-
cured az the store OF l. DAsher S Co.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

Look out for holiday display as Aeosta
4 Einstein's Retail Candy Department.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

A full line of the latest Butterick's Pat.
terms at Dasher's.-A
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

For sale by r. B. CAssELs, Taylor and East
Broad streets. Telephone 77.-Adg.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

A full line of the latest Butterlcks Pat.
terms at Dasher's.-AdC.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

Young man, you can get a package of
ettra .fne Candy, at Aoosta s. EInstein,s.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28
Grand Enjoyment for sunday.

Go to Dasher's Tor Butterick's Patterns
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY

MACON, GA
Wholesale by OsCEOLA BUTLER, SOLO,
MONS u Co. LIPPMAN BROS, l. G..
STRONG and q. Nj. HEIDI s CO. Sold by
az druggists.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

Ladies' wanted, 10 call at Acosta & Elm.
STEMS Retail Candy Store.-Adg.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

l. Dasher & Co. are now the sole agents
in Savannah for Butterck's Patterns.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

Matinee Of "Skipped by the Light Of the
Noon" this afternoon. Matinee prices.
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28
WEEKLY LETTER SHEET PRICES
CURRENT.

WEEKLY LETTER SHEET PRICES
CURRENT.
The Weekly Prices Current will be
issued in letter sheet form at 10 O'Clock
q. m.
Business cards Of merchants will be In
serted in all orders for twenty-five copies,
or more, without extra charge.
25 copies s...................... 90
so copies s................... 75
100 copies Observation-Disclosures. 3 GO
j. Il. EsTILL, Whitaker street.
-------------------
Matinee of "Skipped by the Light Of the
Moon" this afternoon. Matinee prices.
l. Dasher & Co. are now the sole agents
in Savannah for Butteriek's Patterns.
Young man, you can get package Of
eItrd fae Candy, at Acosta 81 Einstein's.
A full line Of the latest Butterlck's Pat.
terms at Dasher's s.-AdC.
Wood and Blocks,
Savannah morning news., 1885-11-28

Il thought the others were going in, and
! intended TO stay outside and run OF.
Carmichael was the only one though who
went I'm with Johnson. | was afraid OF
the other men, and went in the store too
Johnny McBrido got some oysters, and
johnson and Carmichael got up on the
counter and sat down. said, "rom.
here is your gum He took 70. and some-
thing was said about the Marshals.
Carmichael or Johnson said tnat they
had seen the marshal5 at Mozo's house
that night.
said 10 Johnson, ~ must go Tom"
He told me TO wait, and have something
% eat. | supposed that Bird had met
Wall and Clements. aud II they had gone
the road / told them TO, he would have
met them. / stood by the counter and
saw man sitting in the door. The other
one was outside somewhere. Johnny and
Carmichael, and johnson were at the
other counter. | had only taken about
two m0uthfuls when heard a noise out
side, and rattlng like buggies.
THEY'RE COMING BOYS"
"They are coming boys" somebody out
side said. Johnson and Carmichael
Jumped down OIL the counter. and ran out
By me. it seemed 10 me there were guus
shooting before they got outside the door.
| was excited and ran 10 the door TO try
TO make NY escape. l could not see Wall
or Clements, and did not 60 far enough.
] dashed back In the store and said TO
Johnny Mcbride, ''What does this mean ?
They are numbering Wall"
That was when l asked him for a gun.
| knew my life was not safe. ! ran out
the door again carrying my stick. The
guns were swapping, and heard a man
say
"By Cd. lets kill 'em allD
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
THE F0RTY-EIGaTd CoNGRE,s
MON y.

In the United States Senate on Mon
day, Mr.. ll0al gave n0tice that he wonI,
ask a vote, without debate. on the mr.,
| posed woman suffrage Constitutions
amendment. The Qualifications bill wa.
| received ana referred The supdrv civi
bill Vas reported, and It's consideration
proceeded E:ith. P..uding its considera.
ton recess was taken until evening.
On yeaasaluh!in% al execntive session
Was acid. \ conference report on the
leGiSist;ve appr"l ration bill was agreed
to, aid another conference committee
was appointed On tie postoilice ammo
pfiation bill. Consideration o! the SIM
dry civil bill was resumed.
In the iI1HSe, q conference committee
Was appointed On tle Senate amend
hen;a 70 tie naval app. opriatioD hin
Mr.. Mills, ~: Texas, moved to susnend
the rules and adopt res olution decIar
ing That ihs committee npu0inted IN
arrange ;he I;i.iUgursi ceremonies h.vinr
deeiIH"i 10 give to he Representative
III n"E'ess their lnPvr place, we will
deH!ine t. take ans lrt in The said @; re-
m';leS at tan Iapwj" Mr. !I.m:.ord
ut Gr''r~':, ':2man'lela second, au,, the
resolution: was seaoDid-133 10 3 4 fer
debate, nD*cr3r, theesDjutlJn WAS de
FAtcs}--l "a& 10 na,IS4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

THE u I1Rsingt2Hian has already
settled the question as to Mr.. Bayard's
successor in the Senate ''From the
Brandywine rocks the cry goes up, the
Hon. Charles B. Lore and the refrain
will be taken up BY every hundred il
New Castle county, and it will be re-
echoed from Appoquinomins, Charles
B. Lore. and ere the reverberations
shall have ceased Kent and Sussex will
be chanting pce1ns of adulation to the
most popular man in Delaware, Charles
B. Lore :"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is sounder
than his party on the silver question,
an assertion rendered more emphatic
by the fact that Arkansas, Delaware
and Mississippi, just honored by Cabi-
net appointments, recorded themselves
in opposition to the Presidents views
on the subject of silver coinage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
What the New Administration VIII Ee-
Its Policies.


VIVA. the New Administration VIII Ee-
Its Policies.
The PresiGent-elect then, in clear tones
made the following address.
..l,1y,., .;t;-,a a., - =
'"e p'o''"oo Vi
"sSemo!ase OF my countrymen,
l AN aho"t TO supplement- and sea! by
tne oatn Tn'c u;, Small lake the mahlles-
nis ' IN thu, i" % - ths; anu see PEG
PIC: ~ Tue exercise Vi tielf power ana
,,,i,taa 80 ~ tIa; 80, H. 49,. ,i.'. .o'i.
snieIeu 10 one Oh ',ielr ,ello" cltlZehs a
hilnSaif 80 , u; Ho Ne'o oo'i'e'' LUIS
Tbis imnrass;re car.mo,v odds r.+,o
to tho solemn sense If rasnons;hititv ,uith
which contamnI,te tho Sntv ora 70
alI,he n,,o,,Ia ~ tI,o I,nS. vo.hio W
,sIiaro mo +,o,,, a,S;ot,, L.. NV va.
of mine Iheir ;ntarastS nav S,tfar ! "u'
nothinp is nseded to strengfban nv rasn.
Iution to en1,re every facility and eif;nrt
in the nromS. ON of tHeir u eif.re
Amid the DIN of n,r,v str;f. tho mao
pies choice was made: but it's attendant
circumstances have demonstrated anew
the strength and safety of a Government,
bv the peoole In each succeedipr va,r
if mora rl.arlv an,a.rs tb,t any n ma
cratic Dr;ncinie naads M a,nlnar and
that in it's fearless and faithful appliea.
tinn is tn he fonnJ the snrast a" "pp,,ua
Of GOOD governmert wv Wv . '"' ''''
, Rnt re hast raSrI+s in .ha o,o.,+;o,
o!'uO .n0 osso esui'a III ms ope.a''o"
has 49, s, .l'eis' "nsie,n every citlzeh
proper ni"i it,,;d l"isels nIpenus upon a
and effort, '".,'i' Vi Puieis pa:tisati zeal
the time whe d correct appreciation OF
| sbopld he merohe heat of the partisan
the citizen. IN the patriotism OF
Today the executi.> , =,
government is transferred "ncn oi INC
ing. But this is still the go.ne" keep
all the people, and it should be fneh6 OF
less an object of afiectionate solie. the
At this hour, the animosities of polite:
strife, the bitterness of partisan defeat
and the exultation of partisan triumph
should be suppianted by an ungrudsing
acquiescence III the popular will and IA
sober Conscientious concern for the gen
eral veal. Moreover. if, from this hour
we cheerfully and honestly abandon all
sectional prejudice and distrust, and de-
termine, with maLly confidence in one
another, to work out tremendously the
achievements of or national destiny.
we shall deserve to realize all the bene
t "n'ch our happy 'of'i vi government
: welfss''":"'
the conSG. "" 'iaJ oo,.o $50 W" ma.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
IN AisGN;iiisIS VI.

In the person Of Iiram Nc uloush
death has remoycd a man. who, for
wears held 4 commanding place in the
society and roI;,;cs or Ce, ! county
We ra.nort the limit which nronriety
and oood taste 50, to nawsn,ner euIooy
ot ,ha dead lint we ow, hin, n,r,onol-
i. ,h;, ,,,.,,,ro .~;r,.. F., -, worth
reclonins i M evidence Of weakness
- snoa, with ,,o;sta,ed eyes Of the
man who wac the tinJ}v n,fron Of orr
ho,bo,l III. adviser IF onr early man.
hood the friend and counsellor Of ma
t,,rar wear.
Hiram 1TcCnrono5 was = man en-
1owed with rarely ,e,i,l and kindly
n ,tnre Ever ,noro3cbabIe and con-
s;ier,te ha invited condolences Inv his
cor,l;,I+r and won friendship Nv his
sincerity rreemincntIv social his ex-
c,nt;onaI personal traits were supple
manted Nv > bigb sense Of honor, and
4 babi,uai recognition of the courtesies
add s,,sni,;cs If refined social life.
"'',, '''-'> No. " ny - .,.,, ,,.r,oso
we nave never N"G"'' 4 i''''i' ~
character was mare" oy 'e",'
trans OF one WIN "''o'' S''''''''''
Il less active pfin'lple. oc ,,,,.
tie snare" 'i'e !'''l,''"9 6
taIlty' OF course IN l"~ l''',e','J'' "
man commences ''''''' '',''' WANING
scS, bat his errors "eLe '"'i'cl Oh INC
mead than OF ''Ie ''''''''
lhToUsno"' 4 ''No ''''' "N''''',e"
ProteSSiol@ anu ''.'''0''' o"'ee'' "e
provoke" P'e',"'! Fewer Pe''ol'I e.''i''-
TICS tl'''' o'""'I} '''l 10 ''e lot Oh 'lo'e
e4u''''s prominent al ''o'' ''i'o S'''U
P'Iit'1''
MI NCCu.!oU-A Was 4 'l1-'0"o
democrat ana very carry IN MS career
TOOK poSl'Ion ol influence ana le"''er-
ship in MS party, not limited by the
boundaries n his
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promises.

II was a gala day at the Capital.
The Democracy vow that Heaven smil-
ed on them in such weather We shall
see w(h)ether Heaven had anything to
do with it a little later on.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

THE King is dead Long live the
King n' In this case at least the King
is not dead, for President Arthur's name
will 60 down in history as one OF the
greatest, purest, and honored Presidents
of the great Republic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

iotL Houses ol Glcrcss continual :,
session On tuesday VIE occasional ".
cesses, djsro>ing d he aprron iatior
bills. The conH.t!n # the aror,,,;a
ton Bills at njGni, lit was reported Inv
an Associated pres dep ttcl as follows.
The Legislative bi''wa all agreed to ex.
e'pt the rros;sionfor Jerks to Senators
III" sundry civil ill US agreed to ex-
cept provisions foH,ulic buildings. The
po>'o!!iee bill hadust5sen reported to
the I:,nSe with Dn-o" currence il re-
spect 20 the so allie Subsidy clause
The couierr"cs Yrc d work up,n th.
naval bill. The hdin bill only lacked
concurrence upn ileO!,lairnra provis-
ION. The fcrtiatiol5 and drficjeucv
bills ha passed oh lIuuaeS, lut had
not yr; gone tOcl 'eIcuce. E:iI Ij,uses
were ST., in ses'n a. an saIly tour rbiS |
morninc, and it IS tie general belief
that al tie a?p'rl"ti,n bills would be
aSreei nron aG'4eseHtrd to the Presi-
dent Tor his sigrt!re before noon, Tn.
ri'er an'! harG,ail WAS believed TO be
me oAI' one ciho arpiopl iation bills
likely t. :all.
ihe conierrr$ppoiuted to consider
The bill pto'if Tor the OPP. ming for
setJle neuJ Off Sac ana Fox and Iowa
iniiln res"rfas il Kansas aud Ne
o.: u2"efs l" an agreement. The
OH - eyre l"H "Opens about % 600
ceres e. Lin
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

WHEN at Chicago Mr.. Curtis charac-
terized the Democracy as a hungry and
thirsty crowd, his prophetic eye must
have anticipated the inaugural" ~.
" '''N '''i'., 49, refreshments between
.tet' I Of ok and Washington,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
THURSDAY,

=. causes of The Republican an,
Decf"tsn'mhers Of the L. s. Sepat
wa-id q Thursday afternoon. TIN
r. .eal we're reticcn5 regarding tb,
ac''t ttir caucus, but it is under
sA1'@ihe question oG the oresriza
cheeseman's committees WAS refer
I @.nmi,J2c. IL the Democrat,
ies V! Bee< Was chosen chajrma,
''i- Anna secretary, aud the chat
.as' .a"h2ed to appoint committe
;"''p al 1"Gc the minority member
u '"t committees.
HH'i SPEAKER CnLsle's last ofIieal
! VS. ne appointment of Afe.srs IA.
D. Latch, Peel, Cannon and RYAN IS
'ii'AH''e authorized by the lenisa.
Appropriation bill to investirate ne
Shh'Hre OF appropriations for Indian |
'"f, ''.ht the administration of he
'''i ng to the Yellowstone park
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
GENERAL GRANT RETIRED.
The s:ili PASSES G:oth Houses Amid Rous-
ing Cheers and applause.

ii:c s.iti Passes ssG'h Houses Amid EouS-
ing Cheers and Applause.
On Wednesday the melton of M. Ran.
dali 30 SUSPEND the rules and pass tbs
Grant Retirement bill was agreed to
yeas 1913, nays IS. Tie result was
greeted wish three r1uaing cheers.
The Senate Grant Refinement bill
passed hy tie House has reached the Sen
ate in time to be disposed OF. taking the
usna! conrse. and went to the Preside Mt
for his signature. The announcement
OF the action Il! the House was received
with applause il the Senate.
Ike Grant Retirement bill was
signed BY the President and unanimously
confirmed by the Senate i'll open execu-
tive session, amid thunders OF applause
on the floor and i'll the galleries.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
TME EAuU ADMINS RED.

hIr. Cleveland then turi to Chief
Justice Waite, who adminered to him
the oath of office as Prelent Of the
United States. The asS'blage stood
with heads uncovered white oath was
being taken, and at theoncnSun it
broke ont with tumultuo,ohoers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

" q. ma tAm," said i fashionable Inv
=, >, - ~. ~ u Wealthy lady patient, "if ycr
J., IKE h'T rrcscrilli, MS, perhaps yor
= te 'tr t'h r5.I>sI's Tonic, or some chez
' =. sun "luu don't mean il Doc
sac Al, wereI, 'bur you adyirs nav
''" Tor All that. Sometimes what vol,
I"ark stuff is the best and mos ,ien.
'""l'riue. after all" Sh- yot a IottIe
'fNvi 5 Ionic AMI it cur,d her of ner-
~ arlsl' = rom di>nrirr, d sfomea, and
,eS' 81" ioid har friends, and nov they
/ RS Tone. io'" VI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
7 L.;lN EsIl.T

TIL :ar.y hi. Congress adio,rne,
sane @It a u on Wednesday. All tn
arpropriatilh!lls were passed an,
signed by lr!ent Arthur before noon
Shortly befthe adjournment of tn,
House, NJ andall, of Pennsylvania
moved 20 and the rules and pass the
Senate bilithe retirement Of General
Grant. Tlnotion was carried-yeas
1873. nays l,nd the bill was PASSED
The passa9the bill evoked great en-
thusias'n, u cheers being, followed
by long cotleu applause. On motion
Of Mr.. ski of New York. the Small
er was amead to send telegram to
General ca informing him of the az.
tion Of Il h>e. The bill was stoned
III due ian Tie presiding officers of
the SEM q ti"nse, ard sent to the
Presi!ef tIAttor affixed his siunature
to the Il, sent 4 message 70 tba
Senate uniting General Grant for the |
pnsitiooi ieraI on the retired list Of |
the arf. ne npninati1n vas immeIi
ate}y Hli,:d IN open session bv tho
Senatgy unanimous vote. Immedi-
ately ere adjournment OF CONGRESS-
the S:ter2nTeAcd in extra session
Ni"e 'Siat Hendricks presiding. The
new ldt were sworn in, aud the
Senathe'diourned. WV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

By common consent President Cleve-
lands inaugural is creditahle one.
We shall have more admiration for it if
his administration performs what it
promises.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
JI's QstiI 1l)l'1o.
.
ELKTON, MARCH :, 1850.

The Confedracy is again in the sad
die. Fitz Hugh Lee came In command
on Wednesday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

WE surrender all available space to a
description OF the sights and scenes Of
the Inauguration. 1t was in soo:h a
gala day, thrice memorable for the event
it con1memorated, the restoration Of
the lost tribes of the Democratic Israel.
They were all there, the ressurrected
Bourbons OF every type and hue. The
aged patriarch shook his head in doubt
as he recalled the Je1lersonian days Of
true Republican simplicity; but later,
>2iled with what the n. Y. TTblmc
s;odictive joy at the bright pros
sqage and of place. Rest
2dngry pilgrim
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

said DR. Douglass yesterday "rhe Gen
cral Insisted that should not come late
because it would the me, and there was
nothing | could do. never saw such q
charming man. lie hears the most in
tense torture with the greatest fortjtude
never SAW anything ike it in my life.
While at work he throws warm flannel
over his head because ii seems to relieve
him, OF at least pr"tect httn from drafts. >
KNOWS III. MIST DIE.
"noes the General know he nust di,?'
''les, liz .,Logss il. and yet he doesn't
want to know it. He may live three
months, but cancer OF tie throat is seld-
ON cured. II he dies before that time if
will bc from lack OF uouIishrncut His
system will waste away, ana he will die
of weakness and eyhaustiDn.''
At I3S LITERARY WORK.
Throughout his Illness Gen. Grant has
labored faithfully at his literary tasks
One Of these was the series Of articles m
different battles Of the rebellion. alluded
to above, for the Century, magazine. and
the ether his History OF the Rebellion. ~
in two volumes. He has been aware for
some time Of the necessity of Progressing
as rapidly as possible with this work
and in his desire TO see It c0nlpIeted No
frequently oyertaskcst himself and thus
aggravated his disease and FASTENED the
end. Ills "History of the Rebellion, is
now practically completed, the second
volume being 50 FAR advanced that even
should the Genera! be unable 90 do am
more work upon it 1t can be easily finish
cd by his son. The work is to lie publish
81 by subscription publishing house in
this city. Tbs magazine articles are also
completed. Their titles are TIE Battle
of Shio:l, The Weeks burg Campaign. y
The Chattanooga Campaign and The
Wilderness Campaign" The first has
already appeared, and the others will be
published III the order mantinned above.
The General recently revised the al tices,
aud li.. Johnson, OF the CeytVrg. said
yesterday that all the manuscript com
piete IS n,~ in his POSSESSION.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
A.l..BIZZAR]

Thee SIS Grnment Census Vol,
Jus, pli. AXIS the "REMARE \
81 E(attengt It Mo f AND q
llhifF1S. TprshLeg the .imcrd
;AgHr. f.ai7- current year wTr'
larger-ipt'liSan OF any correspond
pedocclveirs'he able corr 5 Of Ed!
who hdc' I'D ;nn Agricuivist IL 4
conef to tSatbf American home.S
Il qua cbrTt now heGdin% all N
ensrylia Ne tnal. il passihle. III
InlereaBdua pan ever TO our rcadt
And Nv NV ttncludc that it
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

THE boys don't seem to relish PresI-
dent Cleveland's latest declaration on
Civil Service Reform.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
Bay View Inns.

The number Of people thwiil move cut
Of OF into our village thtpring will be
unusual. Eappe onr Old
n shbors will find pleut homes, and
| please tnew ones will beease'l with, and
that will wclne them here
,,,., ,,"oME vruR.
years ago, and sertlcdt!t.'is county eleven
braska, is now visiting. county Ne
and meets with Il warrac@Tlis '4""fh"'H'
his many friends. 1t surpri:,. among
the people turned out stormy nislits""
hear his lecture emit, cone iiuudreo
Minutes in Nebraska We are glad 10
hear from one in Whole Iia;s confidence,
the facts regarding tmuch talked of
west Mr. Halls l,ct has evidently re-
CURED much study, aJeen carefully pre-
pared. 1t made a fariie Impression.
ENTEETAii.>T.
The exhibition ciyin the church on
'uesday evening wasuccesS in every re
|
'',"1 LOO" part in it, cially lie managers
WI" mad many dilties to encounter
GROW OFT
quite a number our young Demo.
'i"'ic friends who SD tor Washington
W Witness the narration ceremonies
nave returned homeporting their ina
o''i'y TO get into thy.
OBSERVER.
itNts at SC; who never fell n
"""n', ana matay stand with his
."n'iS IN his pockehd laugh at poor. .
'a, ~ rheumatic, bT he is a gentleman,
10 II sep into the nest apnthecary shop
,ma 1uy MN a botbf Salvation Oil at the
A"ii eApence OF ortwenty-fve cents.
lily; u; your halr Iarg gray and gradually
mug our Iialhir REVIEWER will re-
~ 10 It's ortgii color, and stimulate
'ilcleS to prote Il new and luxuriant
t aISo chses the scalp, ersdi-
ns most agreeable and
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I Moths Free.

hvWcribeiand only new oneS),
2ronoi> his description in sccord,
Wild cfons. a have his years
lain Mat, 1889. receivjn" free
nuir e tacric1 .igricuiiUria for J,
ary7ek.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07

a noncribg IL the american :,
ca'iEn or Gman) Ter 1858. whose
GRIP pity rsarde,l to us. togo
WIN bsion PEE. 81 80 per year. nm
eehu itkinnd postage on tho Cy
p'eaki Is iail-will receive the,
nifa'iS fnrbj. ami be presented /
inc LaGEIGrURIsT FAMILY on
TED 'uO pas, l,Uv0 engrayinSs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-07
HIS MIND iMrE SsEr

The TRIBE crash of the banki,.. H.o
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