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consequence of the Mckinley bill. "
Mr.. Carnegie was equally enthusiastic
over reciprocity. "The reciprocity
clause will do the work intended, | am
sure" he said. "rhe United States
has it in its power to compel that JUS
tee shall be done it." The visit Of
the members of the Inn and Stee'
Institute of Great Britain IN this coun-
try would accomplish great good,
thought Mr.. Carnegie. "The great
point is that the Institute has always
given publicity to any improvement:
discovered by its members. We have
been free to avail ourselves of this, and
now Tor the first time American manu-
facturers have had an opportunity tc
show that they are equally broad and
generous in their ideas. We shall show
them all we have to show, and the
more ideas they reap the better we
shall like it"
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Mr.. CARNEGIE the great Iron Manu-
facturer, who has been credited by
certain Democratic journals as having
criticised unfavorably some of the pro-
visions of the Mckinley Bill arrived
at New York on Monday after an abb
sence of five months abroad. Mr.. Car
negie had been particularly pleased to
hear of the passage of the Mckinley
bill, according to reporter of the
New York Tribune who interviewed
him, and has the greatest confidence in
the good effects it will have on the in
dustries of the United States. "Why,"
he said, ~ have already heard of
several British manufacturers who are
preparing to start branch factories here.
Among them is the largest concern in
Bradford. Some of the tin plate manu-
facturers of Wales are also contemplat-
ing establishing works on this side.
Yes, am satisfied that several i'm.
portant new manufactures will be star
ted in this country in a few years in
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Our County Fair.

On Tuesday next will begin the
eleventh annual exhibition of the Cecil
County Agricultural Society. From all
indications 1t will be one of the finest
displays ever given by the Society and
we make one more appeal in its behalf
to the people of the county. The man
ayers have shown a commendable spirit
this year in excluding from the grounds
every Questionable amusement in their
desire to make it an exhibition in every
sense worthy the patronage of our peo-
pie. A contemporary has pertinently
said "that no matter what the managers
do, it remains with the people to make
the county fair success or failure. u
In this connection it is only proper to
state the fact, that the managers have
during the past week refused to sell
privileges amounting in the aggregate to
one thousand dollars simply because
they licensed games and pastlmes that
were Objectionable from a moral stand
point. Rather than risk the imputation
that money making was the sole object
opthe county far, they have declined
many applications that would have put
money in the society's treasury. They
therefore reasonably expect that their
determination to present on their
grounds only clean and wholesome
amusements, will be appreciated by our
people, and that their appreciation will
be shown by daily attendance al the
fair worthy of the county. and which
will prove an additional incentive for
increased exertion in this direction al
future exhibitions.
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THE friends of Mr.. Geo. w. Cruik
shanks of this town have presented bis
name for the vacancy in the State Tax
Commissioners office, caused by the
death of the late Levin Woodford
Mr.. Cruikshanks has our best wishes
for his success, for we know no mar
as capable who has so long served hi:
party without reward.
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Why is it asks the New York TIlbu

WHY is it asks the New York Tribune
that no credit is given to the admins.
tration by Democratic journals for the
complete removal of monetary dMfcul
ties by Secretary WINDOWS action
They were swift to assert, day sAer day
for months, that he or the policy of
his party had caused monetary Difficult
les. Though he easily proved that this
'as not true because no money had been
ken from the markets aud locked up
y this Administration, yet they went on
complaining that he did not remove
the trouble and danger. But when he
took measures far more efectual than
any they had suggested, and poured
out thirty millions of money In a single
week, what word of recognition or
praise did they utter2 If the thing
were desirable to be done at all, it was
certainly well to have 1t done so thor
oughly and efectually. Would there
ever have been an end of glorifcation
if a Democratic Administration had
met such difficulty 10 successfully?
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Our Congressional Nominee.

The KepuDllcan Congressional
Convention of the Second District
which assembled in Baltimore on
Tuesday, has selected as our Con,
gressional standard bearer in the
present campaign, a well known
Cecil countian. in the person OF
Captain John Emory Wilson, Of this
town. We present his name as such
to the Republican voters Of this
county, and shall use every honor
able means at our command to aid
in his election. That he has ever
shown himself to be staunch Re-
publican and devoted to the princi-
piles, ideas and traditions of his party,
no man who knows him will ques-
ton. Nor will any one deny his
claims upon the Union veteran voters
of the district. his service as soldier
in the field, and his active interest in
the organizations intended to pro-
mote the interests of his comrades,
constituting a special claim upon
their sympathy and support. Cap
tain Wilson is an effective stump
speaker and commands the ability
to present forcibly and defend sue
cessfully the principles and doctrines
of the Republican party.
The present campaign affords an
ample field for the intelligent discus.
sion on the hastings of state and
National issues. That the present
Democratic state administration has
proved an ignominious failure; tn at its
Inefficient representatives and agents
have looted the state treasury, in
creased the burdens of taxation Of
the people, and failed to redeem the
promises of needed reforms made
them when it asked their sufrages,
are undeniable facts in the recent
political history of the state.
No less important to our people
are the economic and industrial issues
of the present congressional contest.
A Republican Congress has just
closed a most laborious but no less
successful session, involving legisla.
ton of transcendent importance to
the country, every step in which has
been taken in the face of the most
determined opposition upon the part
Of the Democrats. Their legis lative
work is now before the people for
their judgment and endorsement.
This work involving a revision of
the tariff just and equitable to all the
industries of the country, justice to
the union veterans, equalization of
our administration of custom dues,
restoring to the people millions of
acres of land unjustly withheld by
railroad corporations, the tightening
of the burdens of the laboring masses,
and other acts of legislation, will be
the subject of opposition and at
tack all along the Democratic line,
in the vain hope OF recapturing the
popular branch of Congress In ex-
PLANTATION of its merits and in defence
of its wisdom and justice, Captain
Wilson has an ample field Tor his
ability. We hope the outcome of
the campaign may prove creditable
alike to the candidate, and the county
complimented by his nomination.
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CONGRESS adjourned on Wednesday
evening. Summing up its results Sena-
tor Edmunds-whose opinion the
country will thinks that It's work
will compare favorably with that OF any
other Congress. The tariff bill he re-
CARDS as great public good.
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80 to be dead and done with tie trouble
That fills each day with a dreary pain.
This IL the moan of many woman
Who thinks she can never he well again.
at were better for me and better for others
If | We're dead" and their tears fall fast.
Not 50, not so, o wives and mothers,
There's bow of hope in the sky at last,
and it tells you that the storm of disease
which has spread its shadow over you will
give way to the sunshine of renewed health,
if you are wise, and try DIR. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription. 1t can and will et1ectually
cure all female weaknesses and derange-
ments, and no woman who has not tried it
need despair, for trial will convince
her that it is the very thing she needs to
restore her to the health she fears forever
lost.
To cleanse the stomach, liver, and system
generally, use DIR. Pierces Pellets. % cts.
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EHEEIFFE NQTIEE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN registered qualified voters of Cecil county
that by virtue OF the Act of the General Assembly
of Maryland, passed at the January Session there
of, 1890, chapter 4Ii, that the question whether
spirtuouS or fermented liquors or cider shall not
be sold in said county, or shall be sold only
prescribed by said act will be by virtue OF the
provisions of said act submitted to the registered
qualified voters OF said Cecil County on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
eighteen hundred and ninety, true copies of
WING and Cecil County NerS during the month
OF April, 1880.
J. ALBERT BOYD,
oct4 st Sheriff of Cecil County.
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AnYERTISINIi RATES.:


IncaiDpaffer Tex Cents line for single insertion
v1r,faqe anJ Death Notices inserted grdfuitousiy
o6,fuaries wa be charged halt the usual rate o.
transient !oa1l matter.
Iransies rdtes-Eight cents a line TOR one, ana
Four cenS a line for every additional insertion.
one iDfh OF space counted as 1toeive lines. one
columns Fire Dollars per inch, one year. Fou'
ehGnge dilored to yearly advertisers without add
fioaS charge.
ne circulation of The Wing being among the mos
el,gent classes Of Cecil county aud the adjoining
sstinties of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware
IT'S proprietor confidently recommends it to Business
Men as most desirable medium for renunerat'pt
advertising. To maintain its high standard as q
family Journal no offensive or Objectionable aduer
t,sements ,ciI be admitted at any price.
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Queen Victoria has remarkably fine
head of hair, for "A lady of her age; Int her
son, the Prince of Wales, is quite bald. Had
he used Ayers Hair Nigor earlier in life,
MS head might, today, have been as well
covered as that of his royal mother It's
not too late yet.
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FREE TRADERS hereabouts might
make note of the fact, that more Demo-
Gratis voted against the Democratic tariff
bill in 1888, than Republicans voted
against the Republican tariff bill in
rSon
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Fall Announcement
FROM
Wanamaker & Brown.

The old colors go the front for the Fall Campaign
of 1890! Better clothing lower than anybody prices
these the appointed radebrngers and saesmakcrs for
Wanamaker & Brown High Class Ready Made this
No standing still tolerated in our successful business
Improvement progress side by side with large sales
People dress better than You have grown up under
standards of Honest Quality and Low Prices Low prices
nothing unless they're tied sterling value the goods
and workm nshp. The best wanted for the good dollars
laid out We've used you to careful asking and careful
buying And we've manufactured and made ready for you
this season the magnificent finest, best made and
choicest variety of clothing possessed Nothing
it but the superior in value. We've kept watch its
making. Every button fast every stitch solid every
price The lowest Every Of clothing finest and for
everyday plentiully provided We guarantee the quality
and with nearly thirty years of experience back of
know what to guarantee
We 50 for great increase to our great business
Don't buy any price till you find how low prices
Wanamaker & Brown,
SIKH and Market, Philadelphia
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The presence of dandruff indicates dis
eased scalp, and if not cured, hlanching of
the hair and badness will result Halls
Hair Remover will cure it.
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C0Z0reG TlUzlH o,s.

C0l01G6 Trimmings.
Lates French Novelties
Rich Passementeries in new designs
Brilliant Tinsel effects in Passementeries
COlored Silk EmbrOideres
Gold Embroideres in SILK TinSel
Silver Bead and TinSel Gmps
Gold and Turquoise Gimps
Opal Bead and TinSel iimps
Black and Gold Combination Gimps
Cashmere Embroideries and Gimps
Exquisite Persian colors in Passementeries
Crochet Gimps
Chenille and Silk Gimps
Steel Bead Gimps
Colored Bead Gimps
Jewelled Gimps
BLack Bead Trimmings
Narrow Edgngs, pointed and straight.
Skeleton Gimps, extra fine cut beads
Gimps in I4eai and Scroll designs
Da hlia and Daisy patterns and Orchid
designs
Panel Gimps
Black Bead PRINCES.
Rain Fringes in qualities of bead, too
Pendant Fringes to 6 inches deep
Nandyke Erin eS
Fancy FringeS
Bead Garnitures, waist sets, boleros etc.
Black Silk Trimmings.
Straight Gimps 4 inch to 3 inches wide
Satin Cod Gimps
Spun Cord Gimps
Matt Cord GimpS
Band Trimmings
Panel GimpS
Pointed Edgings
Fine Crochet Gimps and Plain Silk Gimps in
SCROLL leaf, point, medallion, SHELL and Hover
Blacks SILK Marabout composed of straight and
curled tape, grass, and braid
Coat Loops and COrdelierS
BolerOs and Peasant Waist Sets
Passemeuterie Sleeves, Cuffs and Sets
Black Silk PRINCES.
Knotted Fringes 8 to IL inches deep
Plated FringeS
Bullion Cord Fringe to 10 inches deep
Tape Fringe to inches deep
Drop and Pendant Fringe to inches deep
Chenille Fringe
Peculiar sorts and extreme
shades will be promptly made
to your order.
Northeast of centre.
Mems Clothing to order is
a progressive interest here
To pause is to DRIFT and there
fore there is no pause in the
movement to make the Mer-
chant Tailoring business big
ger by making it better.
The new stock of Autumn
stufs is ready. Thibet, Chew
lot and Vicuna Coatings, rough
and smooth faced stufs at $50
to $50. A very special va
riety of mixed goods at SIS
and $50 Suit, or SIS to So
for Coat and Vest. Trousers
of newest patterns at $3.50
and upward.
Style, fit and finish strictly
frst-class.
Thirteenth and Earket streets.
John WANAMAKER.
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Mr. George Balnerston, candllat" for
Congress, is building large new green
house, at Coora.
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All Odds

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asYHE*WHIGSs

Permanently ualua0te Jor tfS Local as ve as Cen
eral Intelligence Ne,Us Communications are respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County, in
addition TO the 1eekiy contributions Of its regular
corps OF correspondents. Anonymous communicd-
ions tUiH receive no attention, the name OF the
wrter being required in all cases as guarantee of
edo faith.
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Ayers Pills

prove effective.
In the Summer 0f 1861 ! was sent to the
Annapolis hospital. suffering with chronic
dilrrhra. Will there, | became SO re-
du"nI in strength that could not speak and
WI, ,pln;,.ll,I - write everything wanted
t. say | Was then having some % or so
stools per lay. The doctors ordered medl-
cine THAT | was satisfied would be of no
ben fit to M. | did not take it, but per-
s,r.i.I lily nurse to get me some OF Dr..
Ayers Pills About two O'Clock III the after
noon | took six of these pills, and by mid
night began to feel better. In the morning
the doctors came again, and after deciding
that my symptoms were more favorable, gave
me different medicine, which did not use,
but took four more of the pills instead. Tie
next day the doctors came TO see me, and
thought | was doing nicely, (and 50 did y.
! then took one pill a day for week. At the
end of that time considered myself cured
AMI that Ayers Pills had saved my life. |
was thea weak, but had no return OF the
disease, and gained i'll strength as fast as
could he expected. r. C. Luce, Late Lieut..
18th RrwG Mass Vol. Infantry.
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ELKTON. OCTOBER 4, 1890.

THE TARIFF bill IS now an accom-
plished fact. Its discussion has been
expensive, but the bill is worth its cost
to the industrial interests of the country.
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MUSIC SCHOLARS,

The subscriber will he glad to receive and in
struct scholars in instrumental Piano Music
either at her residence on Main street. or ar that
OF her pupils.
BESSIE SCOTT.
Augle-st Elkton MI
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ALSO, THEIR PERSONAL PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF
Stock, Crops and Farming Implements

As follows One Bay Mare Belle IL hands
high, Il years old, an excellent work or driving
horse; Good Cows some OF thom fresh in July
and August; siX-mOnths-old Bull, Broad Wheel
Hay Wagon, will carry $500 pounds, TwO-HOrse
Market Wagon, iron axle; Champion Mover and
Reaper, Horse Power and Thresher, Ellis make,
an extra good one; Horse Rake, Grain Fan, Cora
Shelter, Farmers Friend Grain Drill, Roller,
PlOws. Harrow, = 1rOn-age CultivatoTS, Ruta
Baga Drill. l Set Double harness, Lines, Collars,
Brides, Forks, ShOvels. Hoes. Grain Cradle,
Scythe. CrOwbars, Post Spade, Post Augur, good
Cross Cut saw, DSstons make; about 10 Tons Of
Hay, Corn Fodder by the Bundle &c.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS as follows: Dining
Tables, Sofa, Sewing Machine, . Settles, Cradle,
Chairs. Kitchen Table, Quilting Frames Churn,
Large Iron Pot, Benches and many other articles.
TERMS, on Personal Property, as follows: all
sums OF Sl5 and under, Cash: on sums above that
amount credit of Ten Months Will be given
purchaser TO give note with approved security,
payable at the National Bank OF Elkton.
Ea-Sale to commence at u o'clock noon.
JOHN FOWLER,
II. i. FOWLER.
SHoCKLEY SMITH, Auctrs.
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School Commissioners,

m HE School Commissioners of Cecil
Il County will meet at their office, in EIkton,
Tor the transaction of current school business, on
the SECOND TUESDAY in each and every
month. JOHN SQU1ER,
Secretary.
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ELKTON GRAM MARKET.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. October 9

REPORTED W. 4. MICHAEL q SONS. GRAIN AND pHopuc
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. motLoERRY's WHARF
BALTIMORE ANN
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White Plymouth Rocks,

Hatched in March. 81. so each. (WiII guaran-
tee in every respect). Chester County Agent Tor
the Pineland Incubator and BrOuder.
NJ. Il. ME(iARGEE
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 WhitakCr'S Mills near
Aiken, in this county, and will from this date
conduct the milling business under the name of
COudon y Co. JOSEPH COUDON
Augl63m OF Henry
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Iu the matter of the sale of the real estate OF
William Harvey for taxes by the Sheriff.
The object OF this proceeding is t. procure the
ratification and confirmation OF sale made the
18th day of July. 1890 by '. Albert Bovd. sheriff
OF Cecil county and eX-Otlicio collector of jelin-
qucnt taxes in said county. OF "A lot OF land with
the mprovemen1thercon which in the advertise
ment OF sale is described as follows AL that
lot or parcel land with the improvements
thereon ASSESSED to William $ Harvey. situated
in PerkiuSville IN the town OF North East. and
more particularly described in deed IRON W J.
Clark and wife dated March 22d in the year 1883,
and recorded in Libct J. A. ID No +. folio 25S,
one of the land record books OF Cecil county afore-
said - The said sheriff having Il report to
this Court OF said sale together with all the pro-
ceedingS had in relation therelo. and the said
proceedings having been examined by the Court
aud the same appearing to be regular and the
provisions OF the law in elaion thereto appearing
ii teenth day Of September. 1890, by the Circuit
said Cont adludged and ordered that notice he
given by the insertion of this order in The CECIL
WIG and the Cecil County NetrS two newspapers
published in Cecil county once week Tor four
successive weeks before the twenty day OF
October next, warming all persons interested in
the said property to he and appear in the ABOVE
court by the eighth day of December next to
show cause, If any they have. why said sale
shou Il not be ratified and confirmed.
FREDERICK STUMP.
True copy: Test-JAMEs A. DAVIS, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSESS.

n not to trespass on the premises OF the sub
scribers with Dog or Gun. as the law will be
enforced against oil such offenders.
!. ID. CARTER,
ALBERT MCCREARI,
octis3t VIM. &. BROGAN.
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situated in the Third Election District OF Cecil
county on the west side OF the public road leading
from North East to the Rock Meeting House,
wherein James l.. Drummond resides. adj
Joining lands of Joseph w Shippers, Nathan
Marnle and others. CONT inning
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WANTED FOR CASH.

A small place, from to 25 acres, near store,
mill railroad station and church. Possession
March 18th, 1890.
REUBEN HAINES, Atty,
Feb16ti Elkton, Cecil Co., Md.
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rrRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION

,,x o ToRBERT, EDITOR
cr nINcHLIFFE. ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
ORDER NISI.

In the matter relative to the sale OF the Real
Estate OF William F. Thompson
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, Md, in
Equity, No 1850.
nRpERED, the twenty second day of
" September 1890, that the sale made and
reported by Reuben Haines. attorney, he ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on OF before the 30th day of November r,
1890, provided copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Cecil county aiOre-
said once a week for one month before the 2Sth
day OF October next.
The report states the amount OF sale to he Sll00.
JAMES A. DAVIS.
True Copy: Clerk.
Test: JAMES A. DAVIS,
sep27,5w Clerk.
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DESIRABLE HOME FOR SALE,

The property on which now reside, comprising
lidings and AZ acres OF land. Ten minutes
ak from ColOra station. This is one oil the most
eaSant and attractive homes in the county.
erms easy. THU.S WARlNG,
Aug. 2-lm CoOra, Md.
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..sI!HE+GECIb+ WHIGss
saTABLIsHED IN 1871,

,,,su., ,ve,r SATURDAY MoRs'so AT fLkToS'
posA orolL COUNTY. MAITLAND.