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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-15
California Tours via the penns,,
wanna Railroad.

| i"0 IehhSylVanih Railroad Comn,pv
through its personallv-cnrd,o,o,
p''''n' presents lour winter and sprlnc,
pleasure tours OF California. The spoc;aI
rams conveying the parties will in .ooI,
case, start from New York. and thu dat.
o, starting are as follows: Tour No. I
FEBRUARY 'th, 1891; No. = March o.
Mob March 2G.b; aud No. 4, April 1a,h
Inc special train returning the first no,+u
VIII leave San Francisco for Neu yi,-
'i"lch IL; the second, April 3D.; tbe third
April 24th; and the fourth, Nav 1ath
h"ch tour will present a djfferert .,,,s !
from the others as Well u. die-,
route going from that returning T,nr
NO. Will 60 South via Washi,..
Atlanta, and New Orleans, where a hraar,
Ok the journey will be made durino .t
Mafdl Gras festivities, thence via tho
"o"'Eefh Racine 5 Sunset Routa and Co.
Ah'onla to San Francisco. retrrni,
o'!t LAKE. City, Colorado SPRINGS Ia,
'e'' ana Chicago. Tour No > will
" est via st. Louis, Kansas Citr. and tho
"'" route t" San Francisco. retprr :
ns wa Salt Lake City Denver Cop,oiI
''unS' ana Chicago. Tour No , will oo
W est to ia" F'ancisco by same route as
NO.. = retur. lag via Salt Like Citr Col
'uo springs, Denver, Council Bluffs and
'"o chicago. Tour No. will 80 West
Ia Chicago, Council Bluffs. Danyer ~
f"uo Springs. and Salt Lake CITY to San
i'HciSco' returning via PortlandTacoma
ieiena, 81. Paul, and Chicago, Oo,utha
OURS breaks Of the joruney will ooc,r =, 4
9fta'n attractive points on the line both
olng and returning.
Inc parties will travel bv snoo;oI
ain OF Pullman Vestibule Drawinor oo.
'eeplng, Dining, Smoking, and Observe
." 0aiS' an exact couu .erpart of tho
ieDrated Pennsylvania Limited !, ovou,
'rlcular. The train will ba oo,;,
'''' '''iIeS maiFS, a s.rnographer and 4
pe-"rlter' 4 barber shop and bath roo,, 81
''"l's aud gentlemen. L. Will n,a.a,,,
'hr"ugA service 10 Sau Fra,ci.
-'i idiClscf., the
'e "i which has he, er been eri,vad s., u
y regular traveller.
ne excursion rates, which ipcIr5a
way fare, double berth msa,, %,
tfe, hotel accommodations whers
p over necessitates, in both directions
g trips to San Diego, Riverside. Pass
7na, Monterey, Santa Barbara and 1T
Jose, are $215 90 for the first second X
third tours, and $500. 90 for the fonr,h
Others side trips through Californi, n
c'ai low rates will be made nv tho
i! railroads. Each party Will be cam
''e' o. Tourist Agent and Cnsperon
Il experienced i'll their profession.
ineraiies presenting the full details of
tours are IN course Of PREPARATION
VIII be issued at an early day, Ia r
meantime more detailed informatio,
he secured by addressing Geo. W
q, Asst. General Passenger Apan,
adelphia, Pa.
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800 1901
An Invitation. Which Will Fay.
(ARHART & 20.
ZION, MD

you want to buy good dress of black Henrietta or
Sief rencn Serge or Cloth black silk 90 to
you wish to buy Underwear, Canton Fannels Red and
ufy FI4e Bed and Horse Blankets and preserve health
CHRHRT ose 9 colder days call for goods go to
II your boots and Shoes have become worn out 50 thew
are past menng and want for any of YOUR family
CO., Zion, Md. 81 u oF1h1AKl
for Clothing or an Overcoat or for Ladies and Chill
drenS Goats to take the place the ones that have become
ShaoDy or worn out go to CARIIART & co Zion Nj
r, FOR Queensware Lamps Decorated Tea Setts O an,
oeS rancy Glass Ware for the HOLIDAYS or 70
SG Gay use or to save money CARIART & CO. Zio,
lN1 inc above mentioned goods must be turned in
money rH: let whatever effect the tariff may have to advan
@ tarule purchases Our purchases have been ma
avail themselves of our invitation " " WIZ WISH
TERMS CASH.
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A WORD In SEASON.

2u"Wor'ose CotFer desire say word in season to
mas (and who does not) '0N0l''''s o'i'l0'
use Eur grG" stock bounfy supplied with things both
= Iar o3l1ent' suited for Christmas gifts We have
'oce OF skilled quickwitted people, who stand ready
Sehd you prices, descriptions suggestions and SAMPLES
as obf Of goods suitable for the holidays as well
season.. lhey only wait upon your ORDERS and we
i''Ite You 70 avail yourselves their ability and ey
IN suggesting or in carrying your suggestions in
nt re % to hody purchases At later day. Stocks are
1 @ 1 inc most desirable articles closed out and
49, ~ le TO ie-arrange your plans By ordering earlv
a. es D deciding upon Your list of gifts by correspond
WIN our Mail Order Department anxiety NAV be
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Mr. Harry Thomas, the gate keeper at
the North street railroad crossing in this
town, lost leg some years ago, and now
wears a wooden one. One evening last
week while standing in the door of his
box, the iron lid of Journal box became
detached from passing freight train, and
being hurled with force, struck Mr..
Thomas wooden leg, knocking it off, aud
Telling him on his face, which was cut in
the tall. While not seriously hurt he was
shaken up pretty severely and is not vet
on duty.
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Now THEREFORE, |, JAMES 4
pay -, Clerk OF the Circuit Gourt e..
Lecl! County, il obedience to the ran,,; ~
nrnt> "t The Act Of Assembly aforrsa;S
DO hrrtby proclaim the rpsuIt of s,'at
Election upon lhe question aforesaid :"
be as above stated. '''s"'' 10
( ~ IN TESTIMONY wurrp,,
SEAL. have hereto subscrihed ',
- name and affixed the seal -,
ID. 1890. ''o'hoer' a.
Nov IL 1w -.
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County Commissioners,

The County Commissioners were in
session on Tuesday and Wednesday. A
her of bills were examined and pass
ed and otherroutlne business attended to
Tie Lain of VIM. II. Kline of North
East for $40 damages for horse that
1t was alleged broke one of its legs nv
falling through broken plank of small
bridge near North East was investigated
by the Commissioners. The board de.
cIded that the county was not at fault and
rejected the claim.
l., o. Cameron who had charge of ,be
building of the iron bridge at Whitaker's
Iron Furnace was ordered to make the
bridge about 10 inches higher at his own
expense.
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PORT DEPOSIT, Nov. Is 1880.
Inc uSn'l quiet OF our town was Cis-
Iuioed before > a. m, Sunday BY the cry
OF IRE, and Il vas suun discovered thai
the electric l'git nuilding was in flames
cur IRE company quickly responded to
Inc alarm, and was soon on the ground
Win the large engine; but some of the
iues leaking on the fire in the furnace
she would not make steam fast epouqb to
40 the execution that she was capabIe of
ana then some of the members brnuyb,
me smaller one that was in good order
ahc set her 20 work. Nearly All u.
frame work of the building w,s c,sr,o,-
Gu ana large part of the macLi, sr. i,
Jnfed or made useless. Loss is surposed
10 De over $4,000. iusultd in the Orient
Tor $4,000. The directors OF ,he oon,
pahy held = meeting Monday and ex.
a'nined plans for larger plant with
more power ior increased light. AS soon |
aS TIE lnsulahcs is adjusted it will be |
permanently decided what will be dane
pat there is hardly doubt but what tto
COMPANY VIII rebuild at al early day.
All OF the church services We're Iarg,I,
"hec0ed us nearly all our people visited
lie scene of the CONFEDERATION. Thu.
Methodist Church having the .Iec.,io
nights could not hold service SUNDAY
hiSht' nor any night since, but hope in =
Few days to have their gas machine in
ofdef when the regular night services
will be held.
heT. W. W. Reese the pastor of the
rieSoy'erIan Church will be installed
next Wednesday night, November 18Th
Kew. John Squler will preside and be *. y
sisted IN the services by Rcvs. Gaylev
Dsmond and kelgwin. Ii
On Thursday, November ooh no ~
'~een tue hours of and p. m, with =
me hour lntermission, the congregation
II the Methodist Episcopal Church will
'ote whether to admit lad les as Law ron ~,
esentatives to the General Conference of
heir church. d
Inc Stockholders of Happy Valley and %
lount Ararat Park held their animal \,
leeting Monday night. The foIIowin, Oh
entlemen were elected Directors for tho .,
nsulng year Hon. Jacob Tome. r. F.
lcCIenahan, John r. Bond, Georpe G. =
!dham, Thomas w. Rowland. NJ ..
lcClenahan and J. j. Heckart. The rs
'aro VIII meet at some future day and be
ect their officers.
AT the regular nesting cf the Town DO
held Monday they de. TIL
ded to light the streets with pasoIioa arc
mps for the present by such ltmns a. Pc
e used al Woodlawn Camp and Hannv Iut
alley until the electric lights are in sot
Grafton or they contract for other mes
hts. CHI;
halhes Dixon block breaker in NJ
Clenaham Il Bros quarry was killed as
the Philadelphia Wilmington & BaIti 7
're II. IL. Bridge Monday by the Limi- Que
Express train due at Havre de Graca we.
lbs p. m. He was knocked into tha abb
err badly fracturing his head and dus
using his person, his body was re-
'ered by steam tug and b,ouob+ 70
town and buried from his motbors
idence Wednesday afternoon NJ t
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Great Inducement.

Ii your eyes are failing do not neglect
them, but call at once on Prof. We'll 305
Market ST., Wilmington, Del, and have
them examined free. If you wish to
purchase Gold Spectacles or Eye Glasses
for holiday gifts, examine our stock. The
largest and Cheapest line OF optical
goods on the Peninsula. Prices reduced
for the holidays. Glasses exchanged if
not suitable free of charge. Nov. s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-15

How TO save money is problem that in
terests every body. One way to do il il 70
'n'iR"rate The ~ stem with Ayers Sarsa-
paniia Being highly concentrated blood
medicine, it is the most powerful and econ.
omIcaL Il is sold for a dollar bottle. bpt
Is worth five
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FreeOla :.

~ va ~ w S'O "
our farmers heir sons in Cecil
county, that 5ard of Trustees of
the Mary lapdlltural College at a
recent meetiFed a plan by which
one free schoEfrom each county of
the State, ANON each of the three
Legislative q will be secured to
citizens of til. These scholarships
are to be conbr by students from
the public saThe appointments are
to be made tShool boards of the
several court B fillmore city, the
uniform exam to be prescribed by
the college school board of any
county and aimore city, when a
vacancy ocelo name a principal
and an alteaas principal to be at
once admittas college, upon the
prescribed ate from his school |
board, if he's with the usual con-
ditions of Ga freshman class at
college.
If he failear or to comply with
the necessEtions, the alternate is
to be acceR the same terms. The
holder of suhip is to have all his
expenses slsge RENTED except a
charge ofhars a month during
term timekntal expenses, so that
all the adHire open to any boy
who can Naarshlp in his county
or legislaact at Il total expense
of less thaioll.rs a year. Thi,
plan is tollto operation without
delay, aHRbool boards will be ,
communiaa at once, in the nope
of fillingbolarships in time for e
the studsater Immediately after :
the ChrRAidays. No students ;
no" at uhare eligible to scholar q
sh'ps lori The intention is to re. =
GU iI 6nsa class. n
The barized the employment c
Oh insuai wood working and o
'he'ai "ssd made an appropri- G
"Vion tops for elementary in d
e'' "0'iWznches of the mechanic if
ats Nnspices of the expert "
"'on' 'Nproposed to soon COM T
mence ~ s,ndr If tho s,ils in 90
variousl,e state as
n' sized the employment pc
u l'Ihitney, now connected Sc
'A lopkins University, to TT
bal map of the state sa
aliable data available. to
Prof. VI, ,,,o Milton 49,
~, bSOn Oh inc Idlc hllVou vi
Whitns !, $500 Attorney of r.
Baltinss -, ,ha ,aodiog crimi. ~.
ryland. He was until sai
AgrictS Wv S.a,;on ~ b.,
md has only recently re- ms
sre usl
Aft, m,
turals J', wv tl ,ho "a,
holdis NC. anu Of
-. u the different county
a.d icussion of agricultural n
;oin.d subjects, under the the
no,; fthe college and the ex- 10"
.as. This committee also WEI
sou; suts for commencing a wet
per, Experiments at the e1- ooA
an, Ito test the practicability det
oatst I producing beef from oe''
ou... lee years of age. This Inc
an, 9maturity is an import Tell
\ ag one. V"o
To :. 1,hich the board proposes Dill"
aim autiop are all made pos on
vs.l sropriation of $l5, 600 a
I'll, syernment, and indicate
| to the board and principal II
CHI liable aid into the best Prea
| po ssyate the college to a VIII
wi aainence and usefulness held
| tn ssr been able, because OF vem'
aa' W, to reach before The Inc
n.y. ,l5, 900 has already been the
OIL ,srnment. Under the act he'S
s',to be increased 81, 900 a alter
Gu aches the sum OF SOU 10 u,
a. De appropriations the H. Il,
@sto the support OF the mo"
tara has been set sions
o. ard under the require i'a"'
d int Of Congress for the son. {
:" VI of coIored Clark
'hs'i" ,,.,rs and the W. w
~ I'D ~ Thorn
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orph1 Court.

The Orphans 10 VI cecil county
was in session olssday and Wednes
day of last week lion. James
McCauley Cniefso' non. David p.
ID Wis Associatese.
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~ iul le OF oVecoas at prices within the reach Of all
NO excuse for being cold when you get good overot
from $3.50 to S12oo for the best Also full line Of hove
ana youths suits at low prices. Also full line of Gents nd
Youths furnishing goods Call and examine at Leiberan
National Clothing Emporium in the Hollow Elkton, Md
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The Lady Godiva must have had excep.
tonaIly long hair since it completely con.
cealed her lovely person. Since Ayers
HAIR NIsor cane into use such examples
are not 80 rare as formerly. 1t not only
promotes the growth of the hair, but gives
II rich, silken texture.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-15

Halls Hair Remover is free from alcohol
and dyes hat iniure the skin. IL is scen.
prepared, and will restore gray
h"lr to its orig inal color and vigor.
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III the mead, as well AS of all bronchial
throat ana lung diseases, if taken in tim
Is \, enecteI oy using DIR. Plerce's Golden
III ,.i t discovery, or money paid for il.
Will be promptly returned '0l 10
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LIST c.Es PASSED.


1st and finalfnt of Thomas War
burton admir-, II. Woodrow; LIST
and final acct. fsh 5. Peterson and
Henry E. Mech admir-. C. t. a. of
Thomas Petereond aud final acct.
of Henry II. NJ executor of Mary
b. Lum.
Court adjoui3 O'Clock to meet
at its regularfin December next.
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Bond of Edwi Coiiins adm r q. b.
n. of Jacob T. Cgs; bond OF Amanda
Collins and WuHarburton admir- of
William J. CollPnd of Edwin r. Hill
executor of Wagsn Hill.
LIST cEs PASSED.
List of sales personal estates of
Levi Young Wgton Hill, and VIM.
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o.. WHOSE PosToFF'ot IS BAY VIEW.
,eo,l COUNTY MARYLAND. AuIHonztD AGENT OF rsE
sHre TO Rsotwt AND RECEIPT SUBSCRIPTIONS AND BILLS
Due ms OFFICE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-15

a more pleasant physic
1ou never will find
Than Plerce's small "Pellets,"
The Purgative kind.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

meneed. Friday evening four club
baseball league MAS formed al the
o~ashtsnong Club from members 81
that organization Two games viii t.
played each week The flfst one VII
be next Tuesday afternoon II Fountain
si. grounds, and the second Friday,
those being the regular DAYS hereafter.
The follow ,Dg cluhs play the hrst game.
Hlne, captain; Goodyear. Nelson, Hoe
den, Scrlbner, Van B0sklrk, Jewell,
farr, Ward, Neshr, Rand and Barber,
eoiol blue. Pugh, captain West Nc
Leod, Beeson, DuniOn, ,oireenbAum, Nc.
Quewan, Scrlbner, n, Alsee, stevens
BuFnetse and Martlndsle, color red.
Second game Beochers captain;
Schsrsch, Mangold, Forbes, Wilcox,
Linzee. slsght, r., Freeman, Miller,
Williams, Strshan and smith; color
brown. LestheTs, captain; Knox, Fox,
Garnsey, No0rhls, Dean. White, SJeb-
bins, Montgomery, WEIGH and Caul-
field; color green. W. III. Bogns wlll
manage the four teams. @. B. Dunton
Is president, c. T.. Liuzee. secre-
tary, William III. Boyns, manager,
ana y. j. Adams scores. A valuable
trophy will be given the winners at the
end of the season. Games Will be
called al 4 O'clock and admission rs
free. Uniforms have been provided
and additional players viii be selected
from those not already chosen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
General sporting

There's the pitcher and the catcher. and the
lOwiy water fletcher.
And the man who nifs the leather with the
stick. with the stick,
There the umpirer and the scorer. and the
girl with her adoreT.
And the omnipresent kicker with his KICK.
He viii sneer at Keefe aud Ewing. and will
wonder what they're doing.
And express his hope that Kelly viii play bali,
Viii play bail;
I've no doubt sou'n know the picture. for he
always IS "A ixturc.
Is the dreAry crank VITO thinks he knows 10
-Westborough Mass Tribune.
There should be good crowd this
afternoon at the ball players benefit
game at Alger Park.
Left-felder Burke received a tele-
gram from the jamestown, y. y, club,
asking for hls terms.
"Pretzep' Getzein, the pitcher Of the
Boston Club, has caught has second
wind. There is not a pitcher IN the
League who is doing any better work
than the old Detroit twlrler.
A Chicago crank named Emile Kinst
has invented net bat. 1t has a curve
in it near the end. lie says it will give
the bail several rotary motions up and
down, and thus prevent easy handling
OF the bail.
England may have the best football
players IN the world, as a British news
paper says, and the team which Is pre-
pairing TO come here may be a champion
one IN every sense, but Just the same
America Will get an eleven together by
next September that will give the Brit
ons the hardest battle OF their lives.
We are nothing If not sports.
While en- route from Chicago TO New
York, Latham, IN fit of absent-mind-
edness, shouted, "Ali aboa rd" at a sta
ton where the train had stopped for
lunch. II cost the excited proprietor of
the restaurant just $l2. The whole
crowd made mad rush for the train,
and the unpaid bills were something
awful to see Latham fined himself
S25 for poor coaching. York World.
The well-known trotters Axtell and
Jersey Wilkes have been assessed at
$4,000 and $1,000 respectively. The Farm
ers' Alliance is not satisfied. They
claim that Axtell cost sos, 900, earned
S40,O 900 in the stud the past season, and
that SO, 900 is his fair cash value. Ak
tells owners threatened to move hlm
from Terre Hautc If the assessment was
uiaut hiSu.
A 'cyclist has patented a detachable
bicycle smoking pipe. 1t Is made TO fit
on the handle bar, the bowl being Sc
cured by nickel-plated clip and spring
and connected TO the rider by flexible
tube with mouthpiece. All vibration
to the teeth is done away with, and the
danger of sparks and tobacco-ash lodg-
ing IN the eyes is entirely averted. The
rider can mount and dIsmount without
detaching the pipe. When not riding
the pipe can be used as an ordinary
one.
Harry Wilkes mile at Hartford in
2:l6 was a subject of general converse
ton. He was piioted by Scott Quintin,
who had never driven the marvellous
little veteran before, and he was much
pleased with him. He is quite conf.
dent that Harry could have trotted
close to 2.li. The Dwyer Bros. have in
deed two strings To their bow for the
free. for-all classes with Harry Wilkes
and his distinguished female relative,
Rosalind Wilkes, 2;l4i, whom Gen
Turner has IN good condition and
ready for the fray.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
WORKING TEN HOURS
Some Ri.iaiag s1iIIs Take Advantage or
the stEiks FailuEe.

DkfEoT, July l2---InfOrmsEon has
been received by the carpenters unions
that certain machinery woodworking
shops were taxing advantage OF the
defeat OF the late strike 70 work their
men ten hours per day. and as Il be-
hooyed the unions not 70 allow the de-
feat 10 produce worse results than re-
turn 70 the s-hour system, committee
Was formed TO investigate. This
committee consists OF lhe chairman, 4.
A. Aelllck and l.. k. Iosey and NJ.
OHara, all # the carpenters district
council, from which they received their
instructions. They have made the Ia
vestlg&tiOn and find that DeMan Bros,
Peter Dingman and Larkins 4 Cole are
working their men ten hours. And
while DeMan Bros. were disposed 10
listen 20 renlonstrance and talked fair
words, Peter Dlngman refused TO talk
other than to say that he would run
MS shop as many hours as he saw mt.
LaTklns 4 Cole gave them for answer
that labor was as much OF a commodity
on the market as a bunch of shingles
and that they would get II a. cheap as
u could be procured.
Among the shops working at nine
hours are those OF W. G. Vlnton and
Henry George, who nave adhered TO
their formerly expressed desire to
maintain a 9-hour day. Such shops as
these are necessarily handicapped by
the competition of the lO-hour shops,
and they complain of il. The union
will do all they can 10 rid them of this
competition and maintain their own
footing. Final action Will be taken on
the report OF the committee at meet
ing of the carpenters district council to
be held in the Walker block tonight. 1t
is probable that council order will be
issued TO all union men To refuse 10 put
up any work by shops working any
more than nine hours a day.