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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-04-25
VI'e }1eoples & oIu'nn
CALVERT, ETH of .tth. 1881,


Editor Cecil IFhiy-I see III yesterdays
WING piece on high license, rather APP
proving of its benefits. For my part,
can see no benefit to result from high
license. 1t can only make it more of a
monopoly than ever. The manufacturers
and dealers will be satisfed-so long as
they have law on their side they will find
a way to dispose of their goods to the
destruction of all who are willing to pat
ronize the business. The only way to
get rid Of the wrong it is doing and has
done, is to prohibit the making, impovta-
ton and sale of all intoxicautS as a bev-
erage. And we in Cecil county made a
great mistake when cider was allowed to
be sold: but, as understand the law, it
says all termeGted OF Intoxicating liquors
are not to be sold or given away, and y
know cider when worked is iutoxicat ing;
and they can mix other things with it
and call it cider.
Local option has been of some use, but
not as much as it should have been had
the law been strictly carried out. | call
not see how good citizens of these United
States could engage in a business that
does SO much injury to our fellows; it is
certainly unconstitutional to allow any
one to do anything so injurious to every
one. il it is an honest, legal business
why prohibit all but a few here and there
over the country to monopolize the bust
ness? And again they say that a great
revenue is gained for the support OF our
government. Why not let the ones that
pay this money keep sober and pay it out
of their own hands, and keep their fami-
lies comfortable? Would not this plan
he more like doing justice to all the in
habitants Of our glorious Republic if
these principles were carried out as pre-
fessed by Us as a nation? have no ob-
ject in view only desire that we indeed
may be what we profess to be-a civil
lied, christianized people. J. N.
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Sabbath day, but let any person take q
drink Of beer or whiskey his soul will
surely be lost, but for my part would
rather risk a drink Of either. We have
| had two or three days of great excitement
| III our town from Sunday last up to Tues
| day night, rctoraro was alive with her
| ring, the like of it never was seen before
| can safely say there were over fifty
thousand herring caught, and nearly the
Whole community is supplied with fish.
Frank and Dorsey had their auction OF
store goods on last Saturday and Monday
nights, it was quite d success because
they had the right man in the right
place, Allen S. Elliott being auctioneer,
and better than him is hard to find.
Our Public School, Miss Bell Jack son,
Principal, gave "a very interesting en-
tertainment or last Friday night, con
Sisting of dialogues, Rotations, vocal
and instrumental music; the Whole affair
was grand success. The Rowlandville
Cornet Band et.livcned the occasion.
The cornet band of Rowlandvlle de-
serves great credit having to labor under
great dis%dy antages, and nobody seems
to have good word for them, but yet
they are always ready to give their aid
towards any charitable act free of charge.
The dwelling of George N. Christie has
received a new coat of paint, and the re-
paitS about the yard makes it very pleas
ant for the eyes to behold. Samuel II.
Matthews is adding greatly to the APP
pearauce of his home by painting the
house and improving about the yard in
general. Mcdowell u Death, harness.
makers have Joined partners again and are
at present very busy in their line Of busi
ness. One of the rolling mills of the Nc
Cullough Iron Company in this place is
running on full time, the other one will
start as soon as some repairs from the
city arrive. We are proud to mention
any charitable act that transpres in our
community, and an also glad to know
that the public are taking notice of it
bidI tHe WIDOWS anu iaUhetleSS are looked
after aud their wants supplied, our little
town has always been noted for these
kind acts, and we feel glad OF it.
do not know whether these few items
will be appreciated by your many readers
or not, but it is the best | can do at
present, and if you give me little time
for Improvements perhaps can do better
next time. PUPIL.
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isOwIandVilic Items,

NEWS FROM THE oCTORARO.
.Mr. Editor Of the Wig:
There is q heap OF news around and
about us, and nobody seems to take in
terest enough to make it known through
the columns of TIE WING. If your
many readers will excuse me of my i'm
PROJECTIONS ] viii endeavor to give a few
items from our little town, but as | never
did anything of the kind before you
must not expect too much. | see items
in The Cecil Democrat, and in the Rising
Sun J0urHdL once in a while from Row
landvile but nothing in TIE WIG, and
| have come to the conclusion that The
WING shall have its share If | can do
anything for it.
Rowlandville is on a fair way to i'm
prove in regard to morality We have at
present, preaching twice every Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor of tie NJ. p.
church, breaches in the morning at Har-
mony Chapel, and Rev. Mr.. Galloway, of
Wilmington, breaches at the NJ. L.
church in the afternoon. But otwith
standing all the preaching our People
seem prone to wander from the light
path in regard to keeping the Sabbath
1t ought to have been painful to every
law abiding citizen to behold the doings
of last Sabbath, You know this is the
season of the year when the herring makes
its appearance III our noble stream,
and last Sunday the news spread very
rapidly ''the herring are up" am sorry
to say there WAS no regard paid to sun
day, either by people of the world or
protesting christians. You could see
children of protesting christians either
fishing or playing base ball. The mo-
rality of our community is at very low
ebh. Some of our protesting christians
strain at a knot and swallow camel,
nothing is ever said in regard to boys us
ing profane lanonaUe or hrcek;F' w. -
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The Maryland Staio Temperance Alliance
Unanimous for Non-Partisan Action.


.Kr. EdU0r:-The State Alliance held
its twelfth annual meeting in Baltimore
last Tuesday and Wednesday. \ list OF
632 accredited delegates was reported.
Hon. VIM. Daniel, president, in his re-
port announced that Is out OF the 23
counties Of this state under Local Option,
had declared against license, and that
during tie last year several districts in
Garrett and one in Dorchester had fallen
into the same line. After an animated
and earnest debate, showing the deep
interest felt in the cause. \ series of
resolutions clearly and explicitly pled-,-
ing the Alliance to adhere to a strictly
nan partisan line Of action i'll its work,
was unanimously adopted with enthusi-
asm. There seemed to be but one opin-
ion as to the expedieucy OF uniting against
the demoralizing and destructive intlu-
ence of the liquor traffic the true friends
of home protection and public sobrety
Of every party"
One year ago the Alliance authorized
its executive committee to place pro-
hibitory electoral ticket in the field for
the state OF Mary land, i'll the event of a
refusal by both Republican and Demo
cratic national conventions to recognize
the right of the public to decide by their
votes this all-important question Of Ii
cense or no license.
The Alliance. by so doing, in the iudg-
ment of many Of the truest friends of
prohibition, made a perilous mistake.
At this session those who approved of
the formation Of third party and those
who opposed, cordially united in the
Judgment that for the work of the Ali
aLce it was all-important to pursue a
course that all friends Of local option in
the state, of whatever party affiliations,
would approve.
As Mr.. Daniel positively refused to
continue to run as president, Edward
| Higgins, ESD, was elected III his place,
| ana Mr.. Daniel was elected treasurer.
| Mr.. Alfred Ford, of North East, was
elected vice president for Cecil county.
Yours for Prohibition,
Y. SNOWDEN THOMAS.
North E tst, Md, April 9th, 1888.
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Another Catastrophe.

The small bog tdSteHs her states.
The small boy buckled the rollers fast
10 the maiden's tiny feet.
He admheS her No. Is
And many admiring glances cast
On the CATERS so small and neat.
He has tcqrS for her safety.
"no you think you can 60 it alone, u lie said
\ she rose with little sigh,
She expresses her dcfGmindfioa.
And the maiden nodded her pretty head,
And said 81 am going to try"
She tries. Result.
Now the darling's sitting at home in pain,
Aching from sole to crown,
What sh, thinks Of it.
Aud she wouldn't go on the floor again
For Il hundred dollars down.
lseese'5 Roasted RIO.
Ground Alum and Turks Island Salt.
REESE.
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ORDER NTST.

In the matter of the sale of the real estate of
William Cameron, deceased.
ORDERED, this 14th day of April,
" 1850 that the sales made and reported by
A fred b. Cameron and Robert IL. Cameron, the
Executors of the last will and testament OF VIM.
Cameron, deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the I'D day of June next, provided
copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Cecil county. Nd once week for
one month before the 10Th day of May next.
The report states the amount OF sales to be
81 O7O JAMES McCAULEG,
JAMES NJ. EVANS,
DAVID =. DAVIS.
True Copy.
Test: Il. T. LAMAR, Register
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AS a suberb hair dressing and renovator
Ayers Hair Nigor is universally com
mendrl. 1t eradicateS ScUrf dandrutf, cures
all eruptions and feelings Of the scalp, pro-
notes the renewed growth of the bair, and
surely prevents ;ts fading OF turning gray.
An advance guard OF the third brigade
of the F. \. Robins circus and menagerir,
gave free sieroptican exhibition in front
the Howard House last evening, consisting
of views, comic and otherwise illustrative
of the show. The exhibition was under the
direction Of Mr.. II. Sylvester, agent for Mr..
Robins S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-04-25

Summertime Hats. REESE.
Reese Roasted Laguayra.
We do want to sell you a carpet.
REESE.
Eee5c's Roasted Java.
Groceries and provisions cheap for cash
REESE.
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DIED.

Elktnn, on Tuesday,
April u, 1883, after Il lingering illness of
consumption, 5. GERTRUDE, i'll the Sth
year of her age, the only daughter of
Mary f.. and the late .'tron,e w ~. '-.s--
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WILLIAM WILSON VS.. SAMUEL w. COL
LINGS and EMMA b. COLLINCiS, his wife.
In the Circuit Court fer Cecil county, No. 1,2sl
Equity.
ORDERED, this 10Th day Of March,
ert G. Th.ckery. trustee appointed by the decree
in the above entitled cause, be ratified and con-
nrmed. unless cause TO the contrary be shown on
or before the sd day OF May next, provided copy
of this Order be inserted in some newspaper pub
liShed in Cecil county, once week, for one month";
before the 22d day OF April next.
The report states the amount of sale to be Ss5s50
JAMES A. DAVIS,
True COpy-Test: Clerk.
Mar 2l-lm JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk
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WILLIAM HEALD, Agent,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOIIOL To CIlAIIIO
NNHIS is to give notice that the subscri-
L bers, of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county lie; tiers of admins
tration ON the personal estate of
ABEL T. LINCOLN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the Sth day of September, 1885;
they may otherwise. by law, be excluded from all
~heneht of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscribers. Given under cur hands
this 18th day of March, 1885.
ELIZABETH H. LINCOLN,
JOSEPH IL. LINCOLN.
Administrators.
Test:-R. E. LAMAR, Register.
March 2S-6w
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From this date TIE CECIL Wing ocW be
serced to weekly subscribers In Port Deposit
by ROBERT L. SrEBBINs. Robert is an
Industrious and enterprising boy, and acW
merit the good aoiU Of has customers By has
prompt service and obliging disposition.
D,}r1oi-, him
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-04-25

TRAINS LEAVE ELKTON STATION:
NoRTHBoUNp. soUTHBouNp.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

therofrnm within forty days from the
DAY of the proclamation, The procN-
NATION rccitcs that the agreements and
leases Of these cattle men With the
Indians are deemed void and Of no eff
feet, ana moreover that "the claims Of
such persons under said leases and IL
cerses, and their unauthorized presence
upon such reservations have caused
complaint and discomfort on the par,
of the indians located thereon, and arc
likely to cause serious outbreaks and
disturbances. The Secretary Of the
Interior has received number OF
communications from cattle men since
tkc promulg cation Of this proclamation,
xxkinG for an extension Of the time al
lowed them for removal. IN no case
have they protested against the order
IF removal,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

The best interests of humanity denend q,
The Good hoalth Of our women klkS, And vrt
those with brightest intellA"ts s"eta to .uffr
NEST With ailments peculiar to fem lie life. II
IS well to remcmhrr that the whole female
system r@n be built up to proper stair y.
endurance. WmpeS. sores. swollen. m
monthly pans, aud other indicatio4s Of fruAl,,
'I'eaSH made to disappear, robust health Of
,lind md body take the place of illness and
liStreS', IT." timely Use is made of Or Guysott's
itII9| Dock and Sars,paglla It restore. III.
0I3o' +" perfect health, it sire anthems the
N'Scu'ar ana nervous system. 1t gives to-
10 me digestive and urinary ORGANS. II All a..
al 'fri atom OF the mucous membrane. In a
word II Is perfect female medicine, and AIDS
every Junction ottensle life. No other r"meiv
l'"ls IT,, Have your druggist get it, Take ne
Substitute.
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lENoX.
SUNBRIGHT LETTER.

Oh, its nothing but Rose Valley
Two young gents Of our city we're
feeling heir bug juice" last Thurs
day. Look out, boys.
Was H. +. T. in the city Monday
night, or did he so to Lancing?
BALKAN says it is i beautiful walk
from VI. s. to T. N.
Miss Alice Scott and Miss Dora
oaflle, of Wartburg, we're visiting
friends i'll this city last week.
A young lawyer Of Jamestown
wants to know it he can get work of
An! kind to DO at Sunbright while
Hiss J. stays there. Address N. 0. g.
jamestown, Tenn.
Oh, how ] would like to be in that
crowd.
Say, Miss J.. Y. n, how many
attended the candy pulling?
Mrs. A. L. Ross is visiting friends
in Ohio and Ill.
VIM. Tegen of Allardt, the boss
lewelry man is around again. Bring
on your watches, boys.
A. l.. Ross, Jr., and Miss Ger
trude Adams, Of Chicago, made a
flying visit in our city Monday.
Dear" Lodge is the most attract
We farm on tho Cumberland Plateau
ut the present time. The late arrivals
lave aided 50 much to the beauty
OF the neiyhborhood that every
young nisn in Sunhrigtt would Ike
to spead his summer holiday out
there. We regret that business i,
connection vilh our crops will pre-,
vert Ak from calling to see the now
'',l,er."
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Mr. R. Walton has been attend.
ing court at Huntsville t.iis week.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you Disturbed al nix and broken n
iouf rest br At SICK child Suf'-rius and crying
sith pain OF cutting teeth? lfso sent At
'nre AMI get Doitls Of Ms. WtygL,M'.
HiorHtSc Siarr Fer CHILDREN iRsrmx =,
It's value Is ncal"ulable. It viii !. lieye -.
'"or little sufferer INN 'diatrly. Dtp..
"pon It, inethtrS, there is no mistake about ii.
It cures d5>ent"ry an idi7rrhu,. regulates the
't0n!ac. AID bowels, cures w,nd collie, soireas
the guns. re uc's inti ,.;,natioi and xiv,
tone aad energy T. tao whole s,stem Mn,.
M1NSLow's SoorHiNs SYRUP FOR Cn!lD ,FN
LETTING Is pleasant to the taste. and is tnr
pr Scriptlon of one OF the Oldest and bast ie-
male nurses and physicians in the Unit d
Stats, anIls for sale By all druggists through
'ut the world. Price 20 ccnts bottle.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

Those Of our citizens ha, ing gar
dens at amy distance from tl.eil
ao'ss must look out for gang 0,
thieves who are Fostering the neigh
borhood. A short time ago Mr.. A..
Churchill had every peach taken
from the garden, also some none,
taken out of his house. In the las:
day or two Mr.. Larwell has suffered
a clean sweep hay ns been made o;
his melons and some of his potatoes
Can not some one suggest some wa,
of stopping it, as it is no use tryin.
to grow vegetables for the benefit I, /
other people who are not willing Il
pay for them.
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AN ENrEmRlsl>e, RELIABLE House.

Inc irug Stare can always be relied uvo
al of'iy 10 carry III slo :, tue best OF ry'.r
ing, but to secure the Age ICY Tor such a,
clcs as have s,ll-kaown merit. and are ma.
iIar Nith tue people, thereoy sustaining L..
putdtlon OF being aly vs. caterpri,iug =, al
w ieiiabIc. Having cured Tie Agency 10
'e celebrated Dr. hiLg's Ne% Disceq cry IL
assumption, wi'l sell it Oh positive guarai,.
&c. IL wi'i sarci, cure any ana every affect.
ihroat, Lungs and Guest, aud 10 show
c'iiI'dchce, We invite YOU to call and t
.ral Settle Tree.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

On Friday, the ?4th inst. dance
ses given at Mrs, k.d.!eiis. Am il
those present We hcticed Mrs. Nm
Nov. Mrs. Francis, Mrs lI,uden.
Aiiss Dent, Miss Bailey, Miss D,rst
Miss Marland and Hiss GiIli.,;
Messrs. Mll,aow, Francis, c A.
Clark and daughters ~, Churc
Waugh, Searls, Harry, Frank ans.
lar"ld blackjack, Martin ano
Bracht.
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Millions Given AWAY

Millions at bottles of Or. Kings rw Dis
very for CONSUMPTION, Coughs anil Cold,
aave been given away is lriai B,tll,. OF I, o
large size. This enormous outl " would be
disastrous to the proWirtcrs, were it OF 70
'lr are merits poss Ssrd by the wa d, rtul
ed'c ~ Gil at any Dru; Str. anil
TRIAL Botti, free, and try for uself
| never fails to cure.
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" ANT I'D.
LOST

On the 23l. inst. small black
and tan terrier, with two small Jumps
on its neck, that answers to the
name of Jumbo Anyone finding
the same and returning it t, the
Newbury House will oblige,
NELLIE DAVIS.
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The f''lowi 9 regis cred at V .
Cottage, daring the past week;
R'n. ?. Hame and L 6tirm, Gin
cinnati. @, j NJ Clark, Allard
OC Lonatser, jamestown, Fl B.a :,
lock, City, G II DonAower, Uhatta-
'oogs, & Shaw Page, Bungalow.
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The bhghting effects of impure blood arc
sad 10 behold N those We meet day by day
= hi> ought nor and need no he SO. Parsons
lRYaHee rms make aew rich bio1l, taken
ene night for twelve weeks vii change the
blood in the entire system.
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The Library is indebted to Nj
VvH. Jeffrrsou for soinu-Oopies of
the London Illustrated News, also
for tine American AgMculturist for
tho present year
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NELLIE DAVIS

Profitable Investment. One dollars w!rth
Of Sherjda@s Corairy C"nditioa Po~ ler'
fed to coop OF thirty heus will yield profit
81 three dollars, besides preventing all MAJ
ner ot diseases. BE sure to get Shcr j lans
The large packs are worthless
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The weekly meeting of the Ladie..
Church Working Society will be
held OH Wednesday next, at Mrs
Browns,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

war famine and pestlc,.e all .cmbincd d
o' produce the evil conSequenc aces to q nat.
hich los II from iinnurc blood ~ our ven
t'"rSo"s uygotive PtNs make n,w RE
ood' and prevent all manner o. diseases.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

Every ono should tell his mel ,hbo, III
"St remedy for rurlus coughs aul C. d. AN
'.lr "hl! SUR cure for CONSUMPTION. is DR.
stan s Balsani Of Wild Cherry. 1t i, !,
ant 10 take and very soothing aud hcalin;:
80 .iicct.
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FITS: All Fits stepped free by Or. Ni7r's
'ire't Nerve Rrstorrr. No Fits after first
lays use. Marvellous cures. Treatise N
500 trial battle rec to Fit cases. 81, 1 to
DR.. Kline. 93l Arch st. phila ldlphla, IA
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4 ycr'leran in nei,hborug tow who
,ad suffered tn, Years v. tn c',rua.c ,hatrhra
I'D Wa so REQ! ,crI nat he could not wax,
w,> cured nd restored to SornI hca't., b,
ohpScts taodyne Lioin,eot. THIS lnilneat
worth .G'l1ht in gold,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

Owing to the bad weather there
was no meeting Of the Social CLUB
OH Friday, the oath inst.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

To'any body who has dscaee ct throat
hugs VIE will send proof that p,So's Cure 70,
oinN'' n@'i"n has cured the same cumpl,..
III other cases. Address,
Il. /. llAzGLrlNE, Ware n,t
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THE BEST

Hair restorative In the world II HALL's
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the scalp, aad stimulates Tie hair Glands
to hcalthful action. 1t stops the falling OF
ths hair; prevents It's turning gray; cures
badness, and restores youthful color and
freshness of appearance TO heuds already
white with age. The following are few
Illustrations Of what Is done by
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

Saith q Coiiatser, of Jamestown
lave been attending Court at Hunt
vliie Inns week,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

Mr.. Ed. Bean has been v 5 tin
II ends in Rugby this week, stopping
with his mother, Mrs. Riddell.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-08-01

70 Sunny MnN.-"Well's Health Remover
c"Stores health and yigor, cures Dyspepsia,
| apoteuce, Sexual Debility