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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07
.LKTON, NOVEMBER :, 1891.
The fe1C BuSh1Ch0cheHS

The fe1c BuSh1Oh0cheys
the upper districts Of this
)u7aty zch0 claim to be Re
n6licaDs, and 1ChO dre1C
heir inspiration from one
nan in the torn Of ElhtOn,
may as 1ceW understand
that they are h7tOz071, and
that their assassin Hbe
methods on Tuesday last,
will not be forgotten.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

WHILE we accept the defeat Of the
Ticket in this county with
9aanimity, and admit, that the i'm
'diate partizan advantage is on the
of our opponents, we do net con-
/ e, that the result Of Tuesday is any
cation that the honest and reputa-
lasses of Cecil county Democrats
rse and approve the political trick,
ich the ticket which was elected
esday was placed in nomination.
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F. F. PRICE,
Main St., EIkton, Md.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NIIIS is to give notice that the sub
4 scrber % Cecil county has obtained from
tina Orphans Court OF said county letters tesla
mentary on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
late Of said county, deceased. All person having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 22d day OF March, 1892,
they may otherwise. by law, he excluded from any
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immed late
to the subscriber. Given under our
hands this 22d day of September, 1891.
MATTHEW &. MCVEY.
lest Executor.
H. e. LAMAR, Register. o24,o
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Ii. Assembly: Democrats, 50; K publIe1ns,
is. The United Press his the same figures
On he Senate, III Ieverses those al the
Assembly, and gives the Republicans tw1
majority in thtt branca instead OF tbs
Democrats.
Some of the districts are - close that the
Official count viii probably be r,q'r.red 10
determine. who j. elected. The Democrats
q rin that f, -. Sherwood, no WIS elect
ed Sen tor in To-" Twenty seventh b,s'r'"',
j. Ineligible, hut io j. unt likely ~ te uu-
So tsd untss~ the Democrats have : M. irrir Y
1T the Senate, attn ugh th- question OF the
Lieutenant Governors l'ght to vote on the
dualIii"aiiOrs oi = member vii prob lhly he
raised. The better opinion appears 10 he,
however, that he viii have no vote on this
question.
PENNSYLYANIA'S MAJORITY.
PHILADELPHIA, November / .-CumpIrt
figures from titty-three OF the sixty seven
counties in lie state. iuCludirg PIiiadel
Jhia and y .legheEy. and careful estimate Is
for the other fourteen counties, show "A
piur lily OF 81, COS for Gregg, Il public an,
torAudItor General aud 90, SIS for Morrison
Republican, for State Senate
The proposition for a c0nsti utlonil con
veutiun Is Overwhelming rejected, only ten
counties in the State gave maj rites IN
avoT OF the convention, and in toutry two
counties from which complete figures have
bsen received on the question, there Is il
net mai lrity If lji so az inst holding the
convention The counties giving maioltl"s
for the convention are: Bedford. Crrhon,
Columbia, Elk, Fayette LlckawaIn!,
Lac, ne, Pike, Warren and w yIe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

THE Democratic cut in the Third
district for Mr.. William J. Smith is
the best answer to the charges made
against him by the Democratic
OroanS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

In Women's Cot !
Heavy Unbleach'
and II cents p,
Heavy Unbleac !
heeced, at IS c.
Heavy Mode and
cents.
Heavy Absolutely
at IS cents per !
Heavy Mode and s
at IS cents per
Heavy Absolutely
heeced, at Is &C
Heavy Cotton Abs
Black, Mode,
Unbleached, v
wide legs, at IS
pair.
Unbleached Cot.
length, at SO ce'
Gloria Fast Bl;
opera length, (
cents per pair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

don't have the public profit,
ing the Young bosses at the
have had the private fun of
hem nightly badly.
ustling done by their can
as not recently been witnessed
ountY.
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%YHE+WHIGSS.

emily UGHtGOte FOR as Local as rel as Cen
Higence. Ne,cS Communications arc respect
ic'ted from al sections Of the Co@aty, in
ito the t1eekiy contributions Of as regular
4 correspondents anonymous commenced
i'll receiue no attention, the name OF the
being required in all cases as a guarantee of
in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

words can express.
The groom is of no account
at a wedding. Who cares tor
his clothes? Everybody is in
terested in the bride, and the
first question is GLOW was she
dressed?' Her garb is of
universal interest. This dress
distinction runs through life.
On the clothes line men and
boys are inane. That's why
there is no literature of Cloth
ing advertising. It's all stupid
most of it much more doltish
than ours. If other is worth
reading, ours more. The same
of the clothes, ours are more
worthy your interested atten-
ton.
E01- Men,
Another lot OF the popular Black
Cheviot Suits, withdouble breasted
Sacks, at SO.
Black Diagonal (Clay's weave) Cuta
way or Sack Suit, So 90.
Fine Black Diagonal (Chy's weave)
Coat and Vest, So, Striped Trous-
ers. s.
Fine Nellesen Crepe Suit, (cuta
way $2S; price Albert), $50.
Brown Homcspun Suls at SO
and SIG 30 are quick sellers
Black AID Blue IIomespuns, very
rough (tnl scarce they say, $50,
Double and Single Breas ed Sacks
In Mems Fine Overcoats, winter
weights, the tcp notch OF fine
tailoring is in Cars Treble Mel
toas at $40 aud So
Fine English Kersey O"cIcpa;s.
extra long, $50
Nobhy Ovcrcoa's Of light color
English Kersey, lull back, strap
ped seams. cashmere and silk
lined, at $32 so.
Popular Orercoats of fine Warumbo
kersev. in black blue. green and
brown, cashmere aud silk lined;
dou Die breasted. $50; single breast
ed LIS SIS cna.i,. r.,n.... 90 "a
Cashmere Vests doublo breasted,
s. 3D.
boys aS olotheS WearerS are
more interesting than men.
The Father that pays, the
Mother that selects, the Boy
that wears, all have some IN
tarac+ Lu+ tba r;rl bao+c him
~ 81 Do,''' 'ii'i''
The Boys Clothing business
a. Of +La 80, ba-a
o. IN w
Tie bI9ce the (I0fICS are
soM III is tile M1ohkcst
ami best.
III Il C l..lZ
me LH/.SeSI scr OltE J0/ HIe
least UlOHPr.
~ r Cly IZ
lux o/ E"EeNE olDIG i" EEt
if@SI M0HCy.
me Dl&SEI I3/lEiV f0T
fz,r7-p /ycfp.
| heSe are the elementary
D., C11
n lllelpleo vi oul boyo NloIll-
ING business Mems too.
@ - -
l." o"l1H DOCS.
Ex Sc scotch style hers .I S"'.s
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OF In Mems Hail Hose:
j, Excellent Quality Mode and
n, State, at 10 cents per Palr'
r, ueaTv Brown Mixed Seam
g less. at y Z cents per par;
nd Striped. Super Stout, at 10
cents per pair. c.o
.eIz Morzey's English Super o'ou'S'
er at 20 cents per palr.
ID { Extra Heavy Imported Brown
.er Mixed, at 20 cents per par
+eII Extra Heavy Ribbed Cotton
ce in Mode and State, at IS
Absd cents per pair. ..,
e. Extra Heavy Natural Cotton
W at Is cents per pair n
2z Extra Heavy French Brown
~otto Extra French Fast Back
cent? Cotton, at IS cents per p @t
Dr. 1Tal Pstra C,Ioria Fast Back Cot
, i'' at ton. at Is cents per pair;
r. '' Extra Heavy Gloria Fasl
Back, feeced. at 50 cents
Englis = p: p obsohtek Fast Colors
in seal brown and navy a
gain q, 37'5 and 50 cents :.
nts pc FnG2is h Natural Wool, wit
tor S sp1iced so1es, at 50 cen
OF one per pair.
worth Extra Quality Merino, natur
Cashme wool and cashmere, at
'gs' at certs per pair, ,o
Mems Long Hose, in hea
k Ca; cotton, merino and natuf
; DIT 9l' wool.
In Chi7dren's Hose:
TX Hosi,Hcavy Fast Black Ribt
absolute Cotton, with Double kne
and han sizes 6 to s, at IS cents
- Heavy English Derby Rib b.
Fast B7ac Worsted, in many quaI'
$50 per English Cashmere = ~ T.
-eg Spun white and black, at IS G
500 per per pair.
be sure lion the size required.
ne1y WustCatazogue of Women Women tre e.
sued. 1t : sent to any address HO'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

The State returns as published by
the Bait; more SIN indicate that the
Third proposed amendment to the
State Constitution only has been
defeated.
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7OUR TRACTS
CONTAINING
bont 145 Acres,

will he sold IN Il puhN "
"'''' TO suit purchasers,
,,rr 40 contains So Acres a. nC can be
tACl Nv ~ les. of as good lana ~ ga ,, ~
rhe-' lhni c,unty Tor grazing and 1'rni i
,uu III w ,nnle Timber: IS mGIoNNTn = boy
pc, WIN wy WY STORY BhlCh ho1 81;
SStnual f,b rear 4Ox20 feet. inrnihS az Sant
get ron a. ieet back with fofcneS collar
1,S SIDE all covered with Slaae; itcbcn: also
@ "a Nv 80 Water with pump III -, Wagon
E ET3l S Wood Shed, Carpenter Sn'i Born and
~, Earn Cribs. CarriIge houSS' he harm.
Ht 5ipgs. well OF good water az INC -
TIT No ., adjoining No J. cont tand land.
,IACi S ScrcGcS. more or less, IS EG 9, '""N'
m n0H n 10 cultivation, without nuilui c.
TRGT NO. ), adjoining Nos. ,a amn or less.
IN M 1cres R0Ods. Perches' hi9'e ia in,
ta'HiS - n EARNING and tiraznS l,nmt' ,et
Is eAeIiehtr ZANE DWELLING, loAt' 'e''
MA 30 Wagon House. .r,l bv stream:
ana aine ar, all well watereh ny IVAN
ny va, va" NJ running water, ana encm ACID NAH
anu ~, - timber and as "A BODY Mou t huiId
NOR y. le's farms in the county: WIZ enieN
Glr " M1 .hout the centre, anu Is InaJ sta
to So mills. churches, stores
,Ir Nh is located about 2 m,le ta ipS'
70 u NJ Camp Ground, con con- iinn n
Acres. > RoodS more or = .andiug timh'
about one-thtrd OF which. is IL. ~ pests. Il
suitable Tor telegraph poles, rails o. ~ yea
bala ce in sprouts averaging about hyC
growth.
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Stl'aWe 4 ClO(IlieE',
bELPHlA.
CONG HOSIERY.

We append a a few of the many qo"I a4;st;ed
hosiery that we ,rices which we are 9'ttollx
better an be lonnd in the ordinary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07
The Election,

The result of the election on Tues
day IN this county and in the state at
large we frankly confess was not as
satisfactory to Republicans, as they
had every reason to expect it to
be
We shall not undertake at this time
to reCapitulate the causes that led to
the defeat of Tuesday, since the fact is
undeni able that the people of Maryland
have concluded to continue the Demo
cratic party in power.
Notwithstanding the evidences of
political corruption in the public service
as administered by the Democratic
party in the State; Notwithstanding the
clearly sustained fact that the State
government is dominated by shame
less ring" that seeks only the personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of those who compose
it, yet the people have by their ballots
d>ysared that they deem it wise to
elD ust their affairs for four years more
- the hands Of the Democratic party.
1t will be we'll when the proper time
rrives for Republicans throughout
: State to carefully consider the
'es OF the situation and of this
It and 10 apply the remedy. They
OF have far to look for the causes
= remedy is in their own hands.
he hopeful citizen will find
tracts to encourage him as he
Is the State returns. He will
se evidences of an awakened
pnscience and some proofs at
1t all the Democrats of the
hd county cannot be blindly led
gir self constituted bosses, who
@rs have made and unmade men
hr pleasure.
somewhat improved methods of
zion, In the absence c@r51'esala
auuS Grave hitherto character
elections in Baltimore City and
apparent fact that the indepea-
voters are numerous and are
ywhere. The hopeful citizen we
LAY may find much to encourage him
in the effort, which the 'bosses" may
rest assured will not be abandoned,
to secure reformed and honest State
Government.
So far as the result In Cecil county is
concerned, 1t is true, that the figures
furnish no cause for rejoicing.
In the face ofa Democratic majority
maintained in the county by methods
that the young bosses know SO well
how to employ, yet in several districts
of the county the Republicans have
in spite Of insufficient organization,
uOhC uOOlgs
Our state and county rooster is
unable to crow loudly, but thank
heaven 1t still crows.
Outside the state limits however the
sky is brighter, and we have alb unGant
cause for Republican congratulatlon.
Republican thunder rolled all along
the line in Ohio and Pennsylvania, and
the result is pu-er atmosphere, and a
cheering prospect for the future.
The Republican party only needs
to MAINTAIN Its standard, and keep
itself In alignment with the best thought
and impulses of to-day, to insure its
overwhelming National triumph in
1892.
Let Repu bllcans everywhere join
lh, :.ii,ddc ard close up the ranks.
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New YORK, Nov. 4.-The Worlds figures
at midnight on the New York Legislature
are: Senate Democrats, 16 Republicans,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

! Dbl gam.
Some Of the most striking
Costumes you see on Chest
nut street are OF PLAID and
Velvetin combjnation-Vclvet
sleeves very likely; sometimes
| Velvet reverS.
OF course it needs a stylish
| Plaid to start with, the wilder
the better-and there's wild
ness enough in the new crop
Plaids to set a backWoodsman
wondering. French, German,
Scotch, English weavers have
been racing each other to get
up the most bowling novelty
fin Plaided Dress Goods. All
of them have succeeded fam
ously, We've heaps of the
newest stuffs from all the lead
ing oversee looms.
Here's a bold Plaid over
shot with wide parti-colored
chevron stripes; result one of
the most remarkable kaleida-
scopic jumbles Of squares and
triangles and lozenges that
ever figured in a plaid. The
gay colors that play hide-and-
seek among them give the last
toECirres of elegance. -Four
agonies, So.75 q yard.
Another of the untamed
Plaid host is as rugged as the
hills of its native land. Nubs
(the big Jumps in woven stufs
are "nubs' now and flakes of
lightness are scattered over
the big clusterstripe squares
as if fairies had been snow
balling it. S. a yard, 43
inches.
Still another oddness is
a two-toned Checker board
Plaid with a sharp chevron
angle to every square. $50,
width 40 inches.
Angora Har' Plaids-
figures formed by broad paths
of fuzziness-are $3.50; width
40 inches.
Cashmere Plaids are in
great variety, 75c, 81, SI.25.
Grace and beauty are their
own justification. Hence this
had to be a Long Garment
season. The designers caught
the symmetry Of the flowing
lines of cavaliers and colonies
cloaks and capes, and with
masterful skill made them
tributary to the Wraps of the
day. They conquered-of
course they did.
Tie Onem's O5yW.
Advance guard and solid
ph&lanx Of the seasons
trade-dainty, stylish, dur
able; they come in plain
cloths (surah lined), in
heather mixed Scotch Che
viots and rough diagonals,
plain colored, blue, black,
tan, and tobacco brown, SIS
to SIS.
Military O0eyroah 7oiM Cabes.
Ideas by dozens. A trophy
of to-day-for $I3 a rough
clearinghouse light colored
Scotch Cheviot. The range
Of prices is $I3 to S2S.74,
and halt the Chestnut street
front is needed to show the
line of samples.
English Box Refers.
They begin with a marvel
which sharp manufacturers
cannot understand-fne,
soft face Diagonal Cheviot,
tailor-made, horn buttons,
81. Then follow SIS, $3.50,
50, SIS, all worthy bargain
company for the first; and
again at 81 to $I2.5o are
several grades and sorts fur
trimmed, and the grand
completeness is completed
with Beavers, Cancels Hair,
Bedford Cords, Cheviots
with fur trimmings, promi-
nent of them the airy, fluffy
Moufl1on, the range ranging
from ST to SCI.
Among these garments
are many speciaIties that
will Justify careful study.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

mpaign liar has played a
part In the canvass closed
be glad to miss him for a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

Grace and beauty are their
own justification. Hence this
had to be a Long Garment
season. The designers caught
the symmetry Of the flowing
lines of cavaliers and colonies
cloaks and capes, and with
masterful skill made them
tributary to the Wraps of the
day. They conquered-of
course they did.
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Len p CAFES.

L0N& C0PeN.
Our own and various i'm
ported, fine tailor-made, OF
every proper stuff, and every
ought-to-be color, at every
reasonable price from $40
to SIoo.
The assurance of justified
success demands for this stock
of Women's Wraps and Jack
cts a confidence strong as
words can express.
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Farming implements. Machinery, &c.

Hives and Bees, Set Fairbanks 600 pounds
Scales Wheelharruw, / Sets Lead Harness, =
Sets Double Harness, several Sets Single and
double Carriage Harness. Collars. Brides and
HalterS Studcblkcr Wagon BrOad-tread Farm
Wagon Narrow-tread Farm Wagon, Feed
Boxes and Racks. Hog Trough, Wood SledS
with iron soles. large FAMILY Basket sleigh, :
Carriage Poles and Neck Yoke, 2-h0rse Power
and Cleaner. Van Wickle Grain Fan, Hay knife,
Bag Truck HarpOun Hay Fork with Ropes and
Blocks , Ladders half interest in Mccormick
Reaper and Binder, Trucks, Roller, Spike
Harruws Twin HarrowS DISK Harrow. Guilt
vaturs Malta Pow, l-hOTSe Tread Power. > Corn
Drills, Pigeon hole Corn Sheiler. Patent OK Yoke
Corn Druppcr, > Gram ami Fertilizer DrlllS,
HAY Flats Ceutre-drait SiX-ioot Eureka Mower.
Hay Rakcs = Hay TedderS, > Hay LOaders,
Corn Coverer Mccormick Mower, Buggy. Two
horse Carriage Jaeger Wagon, Corn Marker or
Sled 3 Sheen Racks and Truugh> combined, Gar
den Cultivatur Seed Sewer. GrindStOne. PiOwS,
Riding Saddle. Keystone Cider Press, Steamer
or Feed Cooker PoStborer, Cannon Corn Shelter.
Beam and Pea, Double and Single Trees Ratl
Holder, Barrel and on, Rope, Sheep Skin, lot OF
Fruit Crates. lot OF Lumber, Several Sets Sktds.
Cross Cut and Hand saws, sleigh Bells, ShovclS,
Cradles, Forks Barrels, Boxes, Chains, and
many other things too numerous to mention.
1wenty-scyeu Acres of Wheat i'll the ground
Corn by barrel and Shock. Fodder by the bundle,
! Snare Cecil County Fair Stock. Shares theS-
ter County Fair stock, . Shares Capital Stock
Cecil County Hedge Co, par value $780, 30
Shares Capital Stock Cecil County Hedge Co,
par value s.: q5 Shares kingsland Oil Go. stock,
par value Slu; 2l42 shares Triton uil Go. stock,
par value 80.
TERMS OF SALE:
ON PERSONAL-Sums OF Ten Dollars and
under. cash; over $1,000 a credit OF Ten Months
will be given upon bank able note with approved
security. to bear interest from date il not paid
when due.
ON REAL-One-tbiri OF the purchase money
cash on day OF sale or note with approved security
the balance may lay in the property; purchaser
to pay cost OF conveyance: credit payments to
bear interest.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TINHIS is to give notice that the subscriber
L of Cecil county has obtained from the Or
phanS Court OF sid county letters OF adminiStra-
ton on the per- onal estate OF
HENRY JOHNSON.
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 24th day of February, 1892
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from
any benefit of said estate All persons indebted
to sal I estate are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under our
hands this 9th day OF August, 1851.
X. G. 1HACKERY
Test Administrator
r. E. LAMAR Register o3-6w
>.til, -'.,f&4:
Are broken down fu.l ,va-V:"sa or household
cares Browns i--t.i iSttIcrS
rebuilds the system, aids digestion, removes ex-
cess of bile snd cures malaria Get the genuine.
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In WOmen's Engli.
mere Hose:

In Women's Englis
mere Hose:
A Special bar gain
only at S. cents PEI
three pairs for S.
clear saving of one
every .oo's worth
English Black Cashm'
extra wide legs, at
per pair.
English Back {;
opera length, at S,
pair.
In Women's Six Hos
SIX Plated, in absoIu
BACK coLors and h;
boot patterns, at I
per pair.
Opera Length Fast B.
Plated, at $3.50 p
Extra Wide Leg ST
Hosiery, at $500 P
In writing, be SUI
A handsomely III
has just been issued.
charua
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is or SUBSCRIPTION

EBERT, EDITOR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Demo Gratis elected all of the fifteen
Senators voted for, of whom thirteen are
for four years The Republicans elected
members of the House of Delegates only in
Allegany and Garrett counties. The fus
ionists elected two members in Caroline
aud one in Dorcheste. county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07
HISS

<IS4I.
AY MORNING Al ELHToN,
y. MARYLAND
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

]. @. HINDMAN, Auct. oats Executors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-11-07

A handsomely WustCatazogue of Women .-o Io, of
las just been issued. 1t sent to any ADDRESS n.y.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-04-17
SDIiccd in q Hurry.

Rev. W. C. Whisnand, tile pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Boadlawn. while al
ways on the alert in the interest of his flock,
also has an eye open TO business. When on
his way home from Sheldon, Ransom county,
last week, where he had been attending Pres
bytery, lie happened to he riding en- a freight
train on the Fargo & Southwestern branch Of
the Northern Pacific, when couple who were
in the very last stage of courtship boarded the
train. He being familiar with the symptoms
in such Cases, saw at cnce tho state Of AFFAIRS
and cautiously approached the prospective
groom with the information that lie was a
minister, and if there was anything in his line
wanted, just TO let him know. After little
consultation it was found that all parties were
willin', and as they were armed with the pro-
per license, the conductor with vision of
cigars floating before him, was induced to hold
tile train ten minutes at the next station,
which was Leonard down in Cass Co while
| tho interested parties repaired to the house of
an acquaintance, about forty rods distance
from the station, where they walked right in
unannounced and to the great surprise of the
occupants they proceeded to have the knot
tied with neatness and dispatch, and although
quickly nevertheless securely. getting back tc
the train before the ten minutes We're up
This is what might he called getting married
on the fly. Boys here's pointer. We Cal
vouch for the accuracy Of this rs our inform
! ant was an eye witness,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1891-04-17
JUNIOUS.
COLGATE.

Everything is fine, fine weather, fine coun-
tIy, fine class of people, and our towns fine
improvements are beginning to show them
solves on every corner of the streets.
Anew addition to the towns population was
made Tuesday, by the arrival of two ladies' and
one gentleman. They are from Germany and
are green to the ways OF Cur country, but will
soon ripon beneath the warm rays Of our sum-
mer sun.
Our farmers are all busy and the hum Of ma
chinery sounds in all directions.
H. S. Curry has moved down on Ills farm
near town.
H. Harness has rebuilt on his claim and
moved in.
Col. Davie and son Capt. Davie, with many
hired men are rustling with might and main,
and will put in large crop this year.
W. H. Furlong reports ten lambs from sew
en- ewes. His flock Of $50 sheep will more
than double themselves at this rate.
Many of cur farmers have gone into sheep
raising, among them are Seth Curry, Lorenzo
Fromweler and Capt Petsold, and all report
their locks doing fine.
E. Pepper is shipping.out the grain from
the Cargill elevator.
April 18th, 1891. UNO.