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The "Original Package" bill, lately
reported by the Conference committee
of Congress, which IS substantially the
Senate bill, has been passed by the
House and was last week signed by
President Harrison, SO that the "origl-
nal package" business is now at an end,
after ratler inglorious existence.
The act just passed provides that the
Inter State Commerce law shall not be
construed SO as to prevent a States
regulation of the sale of liquor within
It's territory. This will restore to full
force and effect the license and pro-
hibition laws which were virtually null
fed by the decision of the Supreme
Court. The police regulations are
among the reserved rights of the States,
and the control of the liquor traffic
comes within the purview IF the police
1at-
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hoodwinked by any such lodges.

The Grand Army encampment took
Boston by storm this week. President
Harrison and party left Washington on
Saturday and at Jersey City they en-
barked on the cruiser Baltimore. They
reached Boston on Monday afternoon,
and were received with all the honors
due the distinguished party. As this
year marks the quarter century since
the close of the war, it Is possible re-
marks a contemporary, that the encamp-
ment at Boston may be the most no.
table of the series, more especially be-
cause it is attended by the President of
the United States, who is himself
comrade of the Order. The attendance,
as will have been seen from the de-
spatches describing the scenes in Boston
has been very large, Including organ
lied bodies from the most distant parts
of the Union. But another reason, that
almost justifies the remark of the Boston
Ira9ellc1, that "this is probably the
last great gathering the veterans will
have" is that many members are grow
ing old and will soon be incapacitated
from making long journeys. There are
very few now who are under IS years of
age, the majority perhaps are over so,
and some are approaching three score
years and ten. There is, of course,
some opportunity for continued &C
cessions to the army for few years to
come, but the members are confronted
at all times with the certainty that their
Order like themselves must in the course
of nature pass away before many years.
ought is ever present in their
EcamPments, and is made still
oresslve this year in Boston by
figure of Sherman-last ofthe
commanders of armies whose
ed the world.
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Pre-easHcatiy pQfua0e yor IFS LOcai loeii as Gr
erqi intelligence Ne;rs Communications are respect
fulIy solicited from al sections Of the county, IN
addition 10 the cccsLy contributions Of as regular
corps Of correspondents. Anonymous comnsu'i'cd-
ions lrW recrirc no attention, the name Of the
,priicr being required in all cases as guarantee OF
0dO team
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The dorchester Beach Excursions of the
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.

The dorchester Beach Excursions of the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.
The increased popularity of the one day
excursions to Tolcheser Beach is so appar-
ent that the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company has yielded
to the demand and offers two charming
August trips to that attractive baysde
resort via Perryville and commodious
steamer down Chesapeake Bay. The first
IS fixed for Thursday, August 1ith, and the
second for Thursday the 2Sth. The capacity
OF the steamers is ample. but in order to
avoid any overcrowding the number of
tickets offered for sale will be limited. 1t
would be wise, therefore, to those who de-
sire to make their going sure, to secure
their tickets in advance.
The same low rate of 81. 80 from Philadel
phai, S1.25 from Chester $1.0O from Will
mington and proportinate rates from other
stations on the Maryland and Central Divi-
sions will prevail, and the special train will
leave Broad Street Station 100 A. NJ,
Chester 7.30 A. NJ, Wilmington s. O6 A. NJ,
The time of special trains from other stations
may be found by consulting advertising
matter distributed at each station.
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ELKTON. AUGUST 1G, 1890.

The Maryland State Farmers ALI
ance, in session at Baltimore discussed
a proposition to establish an exchange
in that city, the purpose of which is to
bring the producer and consumer into
direct communication.
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DESIRABLE HOME FOR SALE.

The property on which now reside, comprising
buildings and IA acres OF land. Ten minutes
walk from COlora station. This is one of the most
pleasant and attractive homes in the county.
Terms easy. THUS. WAXING,
Aug. 2-lm Colora, Md.
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Death of a Young Man.

Mr.. Amos Spratt, son of Mr.. William
H. Spratt, the well known contractor and
builder died at his home at Andora, this
county, on Wednesday morning after
a lingering illness OF consumption. The
young man was in ths twenty first year
of his age and his death on the verge of
manhood caused great sorrow to his re
latives and friends.
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E.TAsLisHECI
FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ADVERTISING RATES:

Local natter Ten Cents line fer single insertion
NlrrtGgc and Death Notices inserted grGiuf0nsfy
obituaries 1ciH be charged hGt The usual rate o
transient local matter.
Transient rctes-Eight cents a line tor 0He, M
-four cents Inc for every additional insertion.
one inch Of space counted as TwefVe tines On
column, tiUe Dollars PR tHoh, one gear tou
ehdages dltOi0ed to yearly ddcertlSerS Utt0W ada
iionGi charge.
The circulation Of The Wig being among the mos
Intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the ADJOINING
counties OF Maryland, Pennsylvania aud BeiGircre
ats PROPRIETOR confidently recommends it TO Bushes
Men as a most desirable medium for reD9I'erdf'o
advertising. To maintain its high standard as
family journal. CIensire or Objectionable HdVe'
t,sements t5ill be admitted at any price
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SCHOOL HOUSE PROPOSALS.

Proposals for building School Houses at War
wick, Principle Furnace, Harris, in Elk Neck,
and also new house for School No. 10, in the
Fourth district All biddars will apply to Com
missioner Biddle, Cecilton, for Warwick: +. S.
EveriSt, Port Deposit, for Principle Furnace and
J. A. Kirk, Rising Sun, for specifications and in
formation in regard to these buildings. The pro-
posals will be opened at II O'Clock NJ. in School
Commissioners office. Elkton, August 10Th. By
order. F.S. EVEREST
GEORGE BIDDLE,
J. A. KIRK,
Augl6-2t School Commissioners
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Why should the Democratic vol

Why should the Democratic voters
of the state require so much instruct
ing" as to the issues before them?
Two manifestoes have recently been
issued to them, one by the organlza-
ton known as the Democratic State
Editors Association, and another by
their State Cenr,-1 Committee.
Do the bosses" think the people
don't know what to vote about until
they are INSTRUCTED" by their (tke
Bossesl CIgans?
Tue object Of these addresseois too
apparent. The Managers want to get as
far away as possible from theG1nsavory
scandals of Archer, Jackson, and Co.,
which have made the State Administra-
ton By word and reproacn among
the States.
The voters of Maryland are not to be
hoodwinked by any such lodges.
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

Proposals will be received for building the Town
Hall OF E!kton, according to the plan and speci-
hcatiOns to be seen at the store OF f. p Price on
and after August 10th. All proposals must be in
writing and in the hands of the Commits by
Il o'clock Nj on Friday, August 10Th.
The Building must be completed and ready Tor
delivery by Nov. 1st 1880 Bids to be under seal
and be addressed to the President and Commits
sioners OF the Town OF Elkton
The party whose bid is accepted will be requir
ed to enter into written contract with security
to be approved by the Commissioners within one
week after the acceptance OF the bid.
The Commissioners reserve the tight to reject
any all bids.
All work and material to be under the super
vision and inspection of the Commissioners and
subject to their adoption or rejection.
q. A. BLAKE
President.
JOHN w. ANTHONY
JOHN f. ALEXANDER
GEO. MCQUILKIN,
+. L. PRICE,
Commissioners. Augl6-lt.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

INHIS is to give notice that the subscri-
l. Der, IF Cecil county has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county letters Of admins
tration on the personal estate OF
JOHN b BRICkLEY.
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 10th day OF January, 1891:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from any
benent OF said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 2lst day of July, 1890
MARGARET A. BRICkLEY.
WILLIAM u. MERRtY,
AdminiStra OrS.
Test-R. Z. LAMAR, Register.
Aug 16-6w
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White Plymouth Rocks,

Matched in March. 81 so each. (WiIl guaran-
tee in every respect). Chester County Agent for
the Pineland Incubator and Brooder.
NJ. b. MECiARGEE,
July 26-3m Lewisville Chester Co, Pa.
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NOTICE..

! hereby give notice to my friends and the pub
lie that / have rented Whitaktrs Mills neal
Aiken in this count V. ard Will from this date
conduct the milling business under the name o
Coudon y Co. JOSEPH COUDON
Auyl6-3m OF Henry.
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A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE,

A N OLD ESTA BLISHED MANUFACTURE
"A ing business in Philadelphia. Good trade
Just commencing. Terms So, 00-half cash and
balance farm and country place.
Address OBYICs OF CECIL WING,
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Helu Advertisements
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

The taxpayers on property within the town Z"
Elkton pecttnl!y al iSe'i that all f"wr
in arrears and bea- interest hom tiat DIT"
FRANK X. SttTr.
Augl6.2t Town lrea urer.
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Hied.

SPRATr.-Cn the 18th, inst, Amos L. Spratt,
aged 70 years.
Funeral services at the house of his father, VIM.
ii. Spratt, Andora, at O'Clock p. III. on Satur-
day. lnterment at Cherry Hill. Friends and
relatives invited.
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
was in session on Tuesday and Wednes.
day of this week.
Presentation. James McCauley, chiei
Judge: Hon, James NJ Evans, Hon.
David Davis, associate judges.
Sundry claims against deceased persons
were duly examined and passed.
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Eighth and final account of james
NJ. Evans, guardian of Washington g
Gillespie first and final account of Cyrus
Moore and Martha Jane NJ pore, executors
of Amos Moore second account of
Joseph r. Coates, Guardian of Walter
and Margaret E. Fortune second and
final account of same guardian OF Eliza
beth Fortune first and final account OF
George E. Mccullough, executor Of j
Haines Mccullough ; first and final &C
count OF Joseph Widman and Pearson E.
Wildman, administrators of Harriet f,
Wildman.
Norman Cameron was appointed to the
Scholarship at Washington College, Ches
tertown, Md.
Court adjourned to meet at the regular
session in September next.
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Marr1ed.

STEPHENS-MAGRAW Won the 18th inst, at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, in Elk on.
by Rev. Charles Hill, Albert T. stephens nd
Sarah L. Magraw, both OF Cecil county Md.
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BONDS APPROVED.

Bond of Margaret A. Brickley and
William G. Merry, administrators of John
B. Brickley bond of IL. Porter Lusby
executor of Nathaniel Cox; bond OF
Rachel A. Crouch and John F. Roach,
Administered ors of Stephen G. Crouch.
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MUSIC SCHOLARS.

The subscriber will be glad to receive and in
struct scholars In instrumental Piano Music,
either at her residence on Main street. at that
of her pupils.
BESSIE SCOTT,
Augle-St Elkton, Nd.
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market Report.
ELkTON GRAIN MARKET.
ELKTON, Aaug IA, 1890,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Aug IA, 1890,

REPORTED W. II MICHAEL u sons GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. MorloERsys wharf.
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND,
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State Committee met on Thursday and
the campaign may be considered as
fairly under way. "The Democrats will
Try to draw attention away from state
affairs the Republicans will hold that
public spirit, like charity, should begin
at home. The people of Maryland have
good and substantial reasons FIR being
dissatisfied with their state government.
Their State Treasurer, who was also
chairman of the Democratic State
Committee, has just finished his first
month IN the state prison. The census
bulletins show that Maryland has made
little progress. Real estate, and partic-
ularly farm land, has steadily de-
preciated in value. The Baltimore
American charges that the bad manage
ment OF county officers in many counties
has caused capitalists to look with dis
favor upon real estate collateral, and in
consequence there have been no home
influences to cause development, while
Northern capital has flowed past Mary
land into Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee
and other more Southern states.
While it is true that Northern capt.
al has been attracted to these states by
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ORDERED this 18th day OF August. 1890, that
" the sale of the property mentioned i'll these
proceedings made and reported by Washington
unless cause to the contrary thereof De shown on
or before the 18th day OF October next provided
a copy of this order he inserted in some news
paper printed and published in Cecil county once
II week Tor one month before the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER.
The report states the amount OF sale to be 1865 70
JAMES A. DAVIS,
True Copy: Clerk
Test: JAMES A. DAVIS,
Augl6-5w Clerk
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Mrs. Camelia B, Vanhorn, wife of
Elisha VAnhorn of Baltimore, died at her
home last week. Mrs. Vanborn spent he
early years of her lite at PIVOT Bridge,
Cecil county, she being daughter OF
Arthur Morrison of tha place. She
was about "a years old and leaves several
children. There is now but one survivor
of the family of Arthur Morrison, Miss
Mary Morrison of Baltimore. The de-
ceased was consistent member of the
Methodist Episcopal church and had
been a teacher in the Sunday school.
She was cousin of Mis- w. II. Eler and
Mrs Benjamin Wells of Elkton.
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Drowned Near Chesapeake City.

John Bayard, colored lad of Chesa-
peake City aged about seventeen years
was drowned on Sunday morning last
in Back Creek short distance from the
town. Bayard went in swimming with
some others. He waded out too far aud
was warned that he would get beyond
his depth He replied that he could
swim. When he was struggling in the
water some colored men attempted to
rescue him. He caught hold of them in
such manner as to endanger their lives
also, and was left to his fate. No in
quest was held.
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Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of the
Gallaher Company of Cecil county to hle theft
claims properly authenticated, with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court for Cecil County within sixty
days from the date hereof August 10th. 1890
ROBERT G. iHAtKERY.
Aug. lo-Sw Assignee.
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SECOND PUBLIC SALE
PERRYVILLE BUILDING LOTS,
MONDAY. ADJUST 18th, 1890.

We will offer Cor .InscIh cuud0n \ uurah'r /
desirable parryviI eBUILDlN NJ Lj.S ut pa lie
auction On tie promises at 80 p. N.
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he caption OF "Maryland's
Opportunities" the Phlladel-
ulJcr which our readers
Independent and conserva-
contained on Saturday, the
inted though brief review
Il condition OF this State.
be address of Hon. Barnes
irman of the Democratic
ee of Maryland, to the
Gotta Tho p anublicop
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ORDER NISI.

In Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Andrew ]
Campbell and wife.
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. sitting Il:
n Court Of Equity. No. 1885,
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CAPITAL $511,111.nu

INTEREST PAID on DEPOSITS, as follows: . per
cent. on daily balances, payable on demand. %
per cent. on deposits paya lie after ten days no
tice. 3 per cent. on deposits payable after thirty
days notice. Special rates on deposits lett for one
year or longer. The company acts as Executor,
Administrator, Guardian. Receiver, Assignee
Treasurer and guarantees the validity, perform
ance and effect OF any contract.
Will be pleased to correspond with anyone wish
ing to be more fully informed on any point con
corning such matters.
WILLIAM BUSH, Prest. OHIO NGWLAND
PRESTON LEA, VicePrest Sec'y X Treas
WILLARD SALISBURY, JR., Solicitor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Augle-St
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