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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN that appIica
uoh VIII ''e made by petition TO the County
commissioners OF Cecil county, at their meeting
on January 9th. 1881, Tor the appointment OF ex.
amineTs to view and determine the prouriety OF
opening a new road in the Seventh Election Dis
trlct OF Cecil county CONNIE nciuy mt n p0int
op. oSlte Levi; Smetz,r house, on the public
road leading IRON Frenchtown to Perryville,
through the lands OF Lewis Smeltzer, Stephen
Winchester. F., w b. X. X. Company and
George N DOnahO, to point on the road above
referred to. opposite Mr.. TLompson'S house.
Dec 6-3w
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GRANVILLE B, HA|NES & Co.,,
Successor to Cooper & Conard,
NINTH & MARKET SITS.
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR RENT.

No. l.-FRAME HOUSE, rooms .,lL storie
hi$h, on Dolly Warden St Possession Mt once
NO; 2-STORE and DWELLIN + HOUSE
combined, on Main street. Possession at once
~ NO DIV ELl.lNG and BAKERY. adIOin
No. 4.-BRICK DWELLING an Main 81.
formerly form belonging to Burbage Brock. Possei
10 LOAN.-S1 900 trust fund on first mort aye
Dec. l3-ti, '' ma W.,
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The harsh, drastic purg itives, once DEAN
ed so indispensable, have given place to
milder and more skilfuliv prep red laXa-
tiveS; hence the great and growing dem md
for Ayers Pills. Physicians every wh here
recommend them for costiveness, indiges
.,n,, III li,-.r L, nm rnlhints
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

e lndl lile HOUSE
..uittee on the Census will report
b-a bill providing tor appor-
country into districts on
: the eleventh census. The
members of the commit
practically decided to re-
d that the membership OF
Use be fixed at $50, the pres
lumber being 332. On the basis
rsed no State would suffer a
nd the "a additional members
be distributed as follows: To
"a, Arkansas, California, Col
Georgia, Kansas, Massachu-
chigan, Missouri New Jersey,
Washington, and Wiscon-
one; to Illinois, Pennsyl-
nnesota and Texas, each
-.epraska, three. The fact
adopting 555 as the basis,
e would lose in its present re-
alton will strengthen that
II, and it is probable it will be
y. There is a disposition on
& of some of the more radical
cans to incorporate in the
DIVISION to limit the State leg.
in running district boundary
t this is not likely to be fol.
+ would be dangerous pre-.
4 Establish.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

The correctness of the maxim nothing
succeeds like success is well exemplified in
Ayers Sarsaparilla. The most successful
combination of alternatives and tonics, it
always succeeds in curing diseases of the
blood, and hence lite wonderful popularity
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

Hill's Hair Reviewer cradle 1tes and pre-
vents the formation of dandruff, thickens
the growth. and beautities the hair as nc
other preparation will.
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Wanrmakers.


PHILADELPHIA, fiaacay, Dec S. 1890.
A few medium-priced Dress
Goods. The choice was never
2o-cent All-wool Cheviot
Plaid, in 10 colorings, at
371@c, SO inches wide.
5o-cent all-wool Homespun,
in 6 coIorings, SO inches
wide, at ST. cents.
,3S-inch Atwood Cancels Hair
Twills, all the desirable
shades, at As cents.
5o-cent French Serge Stripes,
at 371a cents. All the going
colorlngs.
42-inch French Serge, with
boarders, SO cents; the IS
cent quality.
54-inch Atwood Tricot, in
black, green, blue and
brown IS cents. Never be-
before sold under ST..
All wool Tartan plalds, at
IS cents, IL inches wide.
$I.5o Atwood Fancy Tartan
Plaids, very stylish, at 81.
Generous Dress Patterns in
Boxes at S. and 81. see
them and you'll wonder who
is losing the money.
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=, and Kitchen niture.

.orr new | hair cloth So'a2 hanging
# s P;; :si; ss5
::: 8: ::
tubs lard cans s,ar boxes new. lot OF stove pipe
cooler 10 los Jas'9. ot OF timothy hay by the ton.
ass +: s1 ' a's We: nit @ a to Ss
attention sd Of all: i. all sums OF $l5 and un,
::: = ): CESS, S: #$
OF Elk'o r. complied with; sba,p
Vi Saie 10 begin ri ~ WILLIAM X. FREEMAN.
SuocKLEY SMITH Au'H H. IL. HEssEY, Clerk.
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Notice of Meeting.

THE Cecil Detective Associa ION for the de
L lection OF thieves ami recovery OF stolen
property. will hold their annual meeting in
KOS Bank Hall, Calvert, ON Thursday, Dccem-
ID. l.. CLIFFORD. Sec'y
Zion, Md.
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FREE SCHOLARSHIP.

THE SECOND TUESDAY OF DECEMBER
10y competitive examination will be held to I'LL
the scholarship IN the MARYLAND AGRI-
CULTURAL COLLEGE. The holder OF this
scholarship Is entitled 10 tuition, board, and
room rent without charge. and is to pay the Col
ege Mt the rate OF five dollars per month Tor S+5
per yel') to cover the cost of fuel lights wash
ing, and ncidentalS. JOHN SQUIER
Nov 29-2w. Examiner.
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cA11IF AND FARMING UTENSILS

,o,o,, o,c,ttlc, $ good milch cows most will be
S IL pTo by day OF sale Farming lmPlG nents
iron axle 'a ~ ~, wa ION new. l OX-ca {, | steel
d.aiS 5n1:e rake new cora marker roller,
Ss' wagons S5ns and timber wheels fa apsp 0w
OsOoth 1,S So, mowers. Wlluughby grain drill
rake ChauhP'U y No 40 oliver p.ows l small
4SyrLcus P,J; ron cnltiyaOrs with corn cover at
sdSS H s" Buckeye wheel T ;ay WSse y fSn
harTows, d ,orn shelter. shOvels, ks corn
fans, l manu- Io Enives maui and wedges, half
knives, hedse nIocS and fall with 10 feet Of
SS;R' aas 1 1s.. n nearly FSsS"f tot Of
carpenters 'oois "a # ladder lot OF old iron, |
and horse r rei1ye new with pole aud saa't$,
Jump seat clrr,%sy York lr1iage, road cart new
n sHst aa s saas s'f aat5s harness
one new. set uV w., . sets wagon harness 9 sets
dearborn harile s cnIsrs ami brides lots o. other
Of pI9w ~ tedious to mention.
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December Book News (now
ready outstrips any of its
predecessors. 1872 big pages,
81 illustrations picked
from the newest volumes. A
list ofall the Holiday Books
with enough said of each to
give you every clew for wise
buying. With Book News in
hand you can pass all the
books of the season in review
before you. 1t brings the
book store to your easy chair
side. Book News is 5 cents
a number, 20 cents year.
The Holiday Book host is
fully marshalled. Anything,
everything Christmas
Cards and Booklets up to sets
of Standard Works and the
lavishly illustrated Gift vol
umes. Here's a hint Of how
fhn Cote ,-,,,,.
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oct 25-5w' arcDAcCERC

ss srssss !; Is !: u.s.; & g: 4"
e. VII ' S' 3s to the full extent
Of the law ALf ALI hTTiJITE.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

LII PERSONS are hereby notified not to
IA trespaSS with Gun, bog or otherwise upon
the lands OF the subscribers. Those found so
trespaSsing will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law.
nOyl iw WILLIAM ID. SUMMERS
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hRDERED, this fifth day Of December 1890
" that the sales OF the property mentioned in
these proceedings made and reported by J.
Wesley Falls, Trustee Appointed by II decree OF
thlS court TO make SAID sIIeS, be ratified andcon-
trmed unless cause II the contrary there bs
shown ON or Eciore the eighth day OF February
next. provided Il copy OF this notice be inserted
~ some newspapers printed and published IN
Cecil county. once week Tor one month bcio
the eighth day OF January next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
SllS5O0.
JAMES A. DAVIS,
True Copy, Click
Test: JAMES A. DAVIS,
Dec 6-5w Clerk
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OUR s. PANTS

olS liiN 'Si N - A>'ii VI III
and finish.
1t is unnecessary to re-
mind you that an over
coat is needed. A glance
at the calendar or a few
steps in the open air are
enough. We give you a
straight tip that you
cannot do better than to
let us take your measure
tor one. We have suitable
material and competent
workmen, and the salts
faction you will get from
wearing a made-to-order
overcoat will more than
compensate you tor the
short time you will have
to wait.
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Women's Embroidered apa
peca Sill ..chietS.

Women's Embroidered apa-
nese Silk handkerchief.
Are more wanted nov than ever o 10
fore-moro for display than use. we III IL
not warrant the oolors fast, as the uo
cate shades will fade from rough usa sar
but they can be safely washed il prop''
care Is taken.
Whit, embroidered and scallopeu. u
White, embroidered and hemstl,'ansaI
White colored embroidered ana so''
loped, .d
Colored silk embroidered aud scaiiopoN
25c to 81 each.
Children's Handkerchief.
The most particular dainty Miss '"'
help but he pleased with them. - OK,
HemS.itched and embroidered, 10, 80
lIemsIitehed. plain white, t, a"'
inch hem, 10 10 zoe. soo
Scalloped and embroidered, 20 W Wv
Printed and hemstit ched, 10 TO -oo ;o1,
Boys woven colored borders, u i~2
Mourning Handkerchief.
Womeus printed hemsti,ched and ein'
broidered, 12Ic to 75c. .,od
Womens scalloped and embrolu0i''
35c.to So a..
Mems printed hem tt.ned, s5 to eoc'
Mems Fancy Handkerchlels'
Latest fashions in designs and pIint'ns'
Many personally selected in fai'0
peciaIy for the Holiday trade. IN,
Hemstirched, printed border, l2a 'ooVs'
French, hemstitched, printed ooi'''''
80 to 15c.
Mems Plain White.
Tape borders and hem med, l2s W ~
Hemstitched, unfinished, l2c nni' .aIt
!. | and = inch hens, 20e TO u, III
dozen and dozen boxes.
Extra big. % inches square, taps oo'
ders and hemmed 25 80 Csc. ...,od
Good, big Handkel chiefs hems,'on'h
l, i aud inch hens, 25c to 81 0e'''
Silk Handkerchief.
Tape borders aud hemmed. l25 u 90
IlcluSllt Cutu. ~
!. l ard inch hens, 200 tool, III n"
dCzeu and doxeu. boxes .u
Extra big, % inches square, tape WI
ders and hemmed, % to Csc. .s
Goods. big Handkerchief. hems'hc''e'
l, Il, and . inch hens, 25 TO 81 each'
K / al kerchiefs.
Many novelties from Japan, aud o'ie'
sorts never before shown here.
New BrOcade Silk Handkercbieis' i"o.
est designs. this seasons popui"'
shades, 80, 15c, 81 each.
Extra large plain white hemmen Jap"
nese Six 81, s1.25.
Extra tine heavy Silk HemsIllcpeu'
without initial, 81 to % inches SQUARE
SOC to 81 80. 4,
japanese Silk, with initial 50, 49, Sl'
Bandanas and Muflers.
Old tasblored BandaEas printed vi
pure India Silk, warranted fast coiors.
IS and 30 inches, 81 and sl.25
Extra large Brocaded Silk huInefs'
15c to 81 80 and upward.
Plain Wfite and Cream Silk Muffiers'
soft finish. 81 to 50, so each. ~
Colored Muftiers, Silk and Cotton' o'
to SOC.
Colored Mufflers, pnre Silk to So. o.
Cashmere Mutfiers, white ground, Do
and soc.
Wool Muffl3rs, so, G5c.
Special 25c Handkerchief.
A special lot az 600 Is cent Hand
kerchiefs for Women and Children.
Plain white hemstitched.
Scalloped and embroidered.
Hemstitched and embroidered
Printed and hemstitched.
And there's more yet to tell.
JOHN WANAMAKEP.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

"No, my young
friend; | am not
q book agent,
neither am l q
horrible IA M
pie. ] am sim
ply a victim to
Oyer-mueh faith
In the plausible
advertiseme n IS
Of ready made
clothiers. NJ y
shape is not per-
lection, and /
have not egotism
enough TO be-
liey Q that !
would take first
prize at a beauty
show: but / lit
lie thought that
this suit OF ready
made would mt
me In su ch n
manner. i be-
lieye I'll take
skA l-g -
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1890. 1890.
Fancy Groceries

Florida Oranges, Apples
Figs, Dates, Lemons, French
Mixtures, Glaze Fruits
Chocolate Drops, Broker
Candy, Raisins, Currants
Citron, Orange and Lemon
Peel, Walnuts, Paper Shell
Almonds, Cocoanuts, Shred
ded Cocoanut, Jellies, lame
Chow Chow, Pickles, etc,
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To Philadelhia
and Retu1
Without Ost.

Most evcrybodvthin a hundred miles of an, 4.- ..
talking about the gerous plan. It's tradebrnoer NJ
question about that Wanamaker & Brown are tba 10y
and front of the cotg business in PHILADELPHIA snre W.
buy cloth direct rothe mills. We manuactnre +ha o,..
into Clothing. Well Clothing direct to the neor1a ,
wear it There arso profits lost in selling therafo-O
We sell at the lowesrlces possible SO as to Oct the .
business There is question about the goodness of 49,
Clothing. No bettean be manufactured There = w.
question about the iey You get choice o+ oe .ho
greatest largest bechoicest Clothing stock in all pb;1a
dephia. There is question about the price
There's ques about anything excent-
ssident of EIkton,
get to Philadelphia re Wanamaker &: Brown keen orsn
their offer to pay you're to Philade pha and return
Its filling st with crowds of b,varc a.a--
that's what it is done Just purchase the ticket ~
station at regular exoon rates. After you've bouobt 49,
proper amount Of Clog, present Your return co.,,
we pay you the pHceCo excursion ticket 7 N1N
WanaMer & Brown,
Sixth and MarkSts., Phil,de1nh;o
[fJY Provided tksidents of Elkton North E+
Charestown purchas2o worth of Cothino from, nc WV
will pay their fare to hde phia and return.
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enuars, booklets, etc, Tree TO
any asker.
More than 400 styles OF
pure Linen Handkerchief.
Think of that! For twelve
years we've stuck to the pure
Linen idea. No place for
Cotton or Cotton-and-Linen
make shifts in all that time.
Last year we sold more than
one million Handkerchiefs;
this years sales will go far be-
yond the million mark.
Handling such quantities
and bringing the goods straight
from the looms to you, lets us
make prices on single Hand
kerchiefs about as little as most
stores buy for by the hundred.
Women's Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs-hand work.
Every place that is famous for Hand
Embroidered H&ndkerchiefs has been
ransacked for all that spretty and dainty.
This is the first year that hand work has
had to compete with machine work. We
have cluug to the hand work, as machine
embroidery after the first washing is
likely to be frayed at the corners and
unslghtly.
Embroidered and scalloped white
25c to $40 each.
Embroidered and hemstitched, white
15c to 81 % each,
French Novelties
Scalloped and Embroidered IS to
$3.50,
Initial Handkerchief.
We have sold thousands of dozens of
Unlaundered Initial Handkerchiefs at
l2Ic-the best Handkerchiefs for the
money ever sold. Quality for price
equally as good, no odds how high you
60 On an average 90 initial Ms are
sold to one of any other letter. We have
-, 600 Ms now. Will they go arouud?
Women's 1919, %, SOC each
Mems, 40, 80, 75c each; half dozen in
neat box, $40 to $3.50
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1900 Turkeys WANTED.

Will pay II cents per pound Tor Turkeys de-
llvered at ElktOn Warehouse. Tuesday Decem-
her sd between and IL O'Clock a. m All good
Turkeys will be accepted Barring OLD COB
BLERS. II not Mt home wi have agent at office
at the bremen Warehouse to accept orders
A. p. SHOCK! Ely,
Agent for Henry Disston Y Son.
Dec CIV
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OOACRES, MOREOR LESS

}
heing the same tact OF land which was corveyed
70 DR.. WI linn b. Rowland. late of tecil County.
1eeeasei by two several deeds. the enc rom
otho scott. Trustee. dated March 18th lSa5. and
..'u. ueI Ia Liber A. l. j., No 5, Folio 3i5 one
VI 'he Land Record Books ui Har ord County
aforesaid and the other from Henry W Archie
anu IL, my ID. Fdrnandis, Trustee lated Fe!,ru-
Sa S'u 1914, and recorded in Liter a. L. J., No
~; OIL" ~, another OF said Record Books
lhe iarm Is splendid!v located on the Chesa-
peahe BAY, in an excellent nti.hbnrhood and
possesses lne shore Tor fishing, gunnins &c,
IL Is within very s Ort distance o, tie famous
Uuchlhg mats, ut the mouth OF the SUsuuehannl
river, where in season. Canvass Back Rel AMI
Black Head ducks abound IA pArt of their feed
my grounds being near the shore of this farm.
hoout ~ acres OF the lam are well set in large
oah timber and the remainder is in Il fine state
OIL cultivation. The soil is Of tirst.class a ,alIty
mighty improved and adapted to the g:owth of
hay and all the cereals. The fences are In the
pSst o. order and I'll farm is, conveniently, d-
slued mo he'ds 20 d apple orchard is on the
ia'ni ann pears choice fruit aound1ntly.
- Tie improvements consist of larve
N, and commodious double TWO SiORY
liii fRA NE DWELLING H USE small
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
houSE io- tenant or farm hands; Tram, barn
Soxso leet, yrdnary, smoke hous; and other out
| buh dlnES ard. on the shore, there are sheds
stable and sleeping apartments for fishermen or
gunntrs Al! the buildings are in good repair.
| Underlying that portion OF the iarm which
| titles OF superior moulding sann and on other
| pats Of the farm brick clay OF geo quality.
The farm is, especially, we'll adapted to The
| growth OF sugar corn.
Inc Philadelphia. Wilmington Baltimore
| railroad touches the Western extremity of the
| tract and the farm possesses d.Tec: water and
| railroad communication with the mirkeSs of
| Plliade plla and Bait more.
| The ciy 81 Havre de Grace. distant about one
| mi iIOm the farm, is situated Oh the line OF the
| +. W. b. K, r.. where the railroad crosses the
| 81 Sqreaanna River, t0 mi eS from Philadelphia
| 81 miles from Baliml re and rs miles from Wusl
ingtOn.
| Altogether, the farm Is one OF the finest in
| Maryland and worthy tie attention OF all per
sons desiring real estate IL VestmcntS.
| TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur
chase money in ca III on the day Of sale the bal
ance IT. three equal lnStalmcnts, payable one,
| two and three years alter the day OF sIle The
| credit aymen.s to bear interest from TIL. day OF
5 lie and To be secured by the bond or notes of
| the purchaser with surety TO be approved by the
Trustee. other terms, to suit purchasers, may be
made by the Trustee on the day OF sale.
| Cost OF Conveyance TO be paid by the pur-
| chaser. *. &. HUPDiNS, Trustee.
| Port deposit, MI.
L0BERT G. THACKERY, solicitor.
| Dec cts. Elkton, Md.
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ORDER NISI.

Will am +. X. Robertson and wife vs. John
W. Robertson and others.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, No. los
Equity.
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THE contest for the Gubernatorial

THE contest for the Gubernatorial
nomination promises to be warm be-
tween Nj. Hodges, the German can
didate, and ex-Postmaster Frank
'rown, the anti ring candidate. The
altimore Herald is authority for
: statement that Mr.. Hodges in
ends to put himself upon his dignity
IN the matter, and as making a sharp
thrust at his opponent as Doodle
candidate. A close friend Mr..
Hodges, says the Herald, in discus
sing the situation recently. said
among other things Mr.. Hodges
will make no scramble for the nomi
nation for Governor. He will not
undertake a doodle" campaign.
He has never had to make fight
flor any office, civil or political, that
he has held heretofore, and he is not
.going to begin at this late day, al
I sl,orgh he would probably rather
- The Governorship than ali the
@ces put together. He
ansider it any honor to
4 # if he had to enter a
nd tumble fight for 1t, in
n the rns- 10 spent the most
the nomination.
i to purchase the
4 auction price. "
nguage this!
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THE NEW Store
AT
NINTH AND MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Halliday Dress Goods a Special Sale.

Holiday Dress Goods Special Sale
By reason OF a most ad-
vantageous and unexpect-
ed purchase Just made
for quick cash, We to-day
inaugurate a Special Sale
in Dress Goods. Fabrics
offered are the newest
Foreign and Domestic
weaves, choice, good and
we'll suited for Holiday
Presents, and the saving
is fully one-quarter in
every instance many
more than that. If de-
sired for Holiday Gifts we
will put them up in Fancy
Boxes without extra
charge. There are
Six Specials in Col0rs
Plaid and Stripe serges
Newest shades and styles
% inches wide. Regular
5oc quality. Now 81 &c.
Plaids and Stripes in ID
varieties. "A inches wide.
Regular soc quality. Now
37Ic.
All-wool Cashmere in
IS of the newest tones.
IS inches wide. Regular
6oc. quality. Now soc.
All-wool Serges in 10
Fall colors, 40 inches
wide. Regular ooc quality
Now soc.
Atwood Camers Hair
in latest shades SO inches
wide. Regular 62kc
quality. Now soc.
Stripe Serges in all rtw
colorings. 40 in c h es
wide. Regular 75c quail
ity. Now 6oc.
Five Specials in Black Dress Goods
Atwood Black Serge, IS inches wide.
Regular soc quality. Now i5c
hIl-wool Black Cheviot. IS inches wide.
Regular 621ac quality. Now Doc
Atwood Serge, 40 inches wide. Regu-
lar 75c quality. Now 55c
Atwood Figured Serse, 40 nehe,
wide. Regular 75c quality. NOW oOc.
Atwood Camel's Hair. A. inches wide.
Regular SIZE quality. Now 6Oc.
Box Robes
Grand Exhibit. which will he continued
until New Years Day. Prettest effects
and very largest values.
Plaids, Stripes, Cheeks and Solid CO!Ors
in Cancels Hairs, Cheyiots. etc. n
At S225 per pattern.
At 81. so per pattern.
At IS o. per p sttern.
At $3.50 per pattern.
At $500 per patti rn.
Higher grades
At IS 90 per pattern.
At So % per pattern.
At 800 pr pattern.
At $3.50 per pattern
At IS % per pattern.
At 5000 per pattern.
At Sg75 per pattern.
At SlO.25 per pattern.
And so Cd, up to SIS. A splendid va
riety, beautiful combinations, many never
before shown, and many not duplicated.
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Women's Plain White Hem
stitched Handkerchief.

The greatest care has been exercised
in selecting, making and finishing these
Handkeichiefs. They are the best value
to be had anywhere.
inch hem, 10 to 35c each: s1.2O to
81 20 dozen.
and ] inch hem, 12t to $50 each
81 80 TO 81 so dozen.
Plaln white hemsttched (Freneh)
heavy, 30, Toe and 81 each; sheer,
Toe, $1.25, $1.Sj each.
Misses Plain White Hemsttched-
j and l inch hem, 10. 12t each.
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OCT, ~ sooo BUSINESS FOR SALE.

Auooo en,7SHED MANUFAG;TUR.
A Oh business in Pm,ia IS, odO-hall cash and
s.Sss and ss1 o1'os OF oH"I "Hls
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MONDAY DECEMBER 20, 1890,
The following personal property:
l6 HEAD DE- HORSES AND MULES

No |. May Mac grey marc ~ years on good
"A worker. No2. DiXev bay hor-e 10 yea 5
IT old good worker. No 5. Moscow bay
ne ysnfs Sd h s9Ss ny% h@ o S
- mi driver. No s. Morgan black horse S
Years WEI, old splendid driver and will work anywhere
NoS MAY ,ck mlre years Old very fine driver
a, S .,ooJ worker, with t0al. No :. Lewis black
a 'sT,!r ye,rs old SPLENDID driver aud worker
emiet and gentle in all harness. Nos Topsy bay
mare years old g9O roais:er good work. a with
ioal. No 9 Lady aIcon by mare e, years ola
&c ,notbrr of Nadia and Carrinne. no 10 Nadia
bay mare wear OLD broken TO harness s.: TesiStered
III " al rounry fir Is hands high sired by
P irrrass with recoru oil 227. No II Carrinn"
bay mare month old full sister ter, to Nadia also
reets,' ~, ~ - ia hay mare months old out OF
no = W" Eo Il il. Dove and Jerrie bay mules
Old splendid work mTSs 10 o G5"4 Sls h5h
no 10, No Ia orrel horse Moscow : years old
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, ,Si 3" year. 1ouN PARTRIDGE Sc.
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NOTIONS

Silk Handkerchief, Silk
and Cashmere Mufflers, Kid
Buck and Castor Gloves, Si1'
yer Plated Knives, ForL
and Spoons, Children's Guns
Napkin Rings, silk UmbreeI1''
las, Perfumery, Toilet Scans
Brushes, Combs, Hand MI w.
rors, etc.
F. P. PRICE,,
Main ST.. EIkton, Md,
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and leave an order with KERR 3 CO, for q
new suit.
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| H. itue oil decree Of the Circuit Court for
nHer n, !ruhi', the un 'crsigne'i. Trustee will
| in Ibi d. pupc sale, in front OF the Harocf House