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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The "Looker-onn Of the Bangor Daily
News. in his article in last Saturdays issus
OF that paper. gives the following sketch
Of Manager II. Price Weber, whose HON,
is in this city:
Possibly large proportion Of my read
ers have Witnessed at different times az
places performances given by II. Price
Weber and his Boston Comedy Company
which 6iled . three nights ,nsagemei
this week 1t Newport, and st the same
time closed its sixteenth CONSECUTIVE
season. This fact brings t. mind
the past successes Of Mr.. Weber. H.
IL one OF the few Of Msine's successful
sectors aud mAlsgers, sad deserves the
credit Of giving his audiences nrst-clsss
plays interpreted by . company CT excel.
lence. Ia his earlier DAYS he managed =
theatre In LINN, Mass, aad later one a.
Pswtucket, X. l., xod during his succ ,ss
full career a. An actor manager has ma l.
aged and bean associated with in the
capacity Of an actor, tuch we'll kno an
lights Of the stage - E. L. Davenport.
Clara Morris, Rose and Harry Watkins,
John Murray, Marietta Rsvel, +. T. S;st
SOD, J. W. LsnereAn, johnson. Macsuley.
Rachel, Noah and many others. In 1875
be arst pat the Boston Come dy Company
on the road, where it has been ev, I
since. He then, as now, played & g
comedy parts himself. and the company
vas headed by Miss Blanche Slider. wi Q
died 3 few weeks ago. As leading lsdy
His "oid woman was then Jane Parker
Who 10 now An inmate of the Fores'
Home, and the rest Of the company were
artist, Of ability. Though his eom2sr y
has now been playing constantly for over
sixteen years be has never allowed il 70
detefiorate in any respect. bat has on thu
contrary always sought to improve il, and
when Al artist was replaced by another
from sny cause that other has always been
better actor than his predecessor. uutil
nov Mr.. Weber probably has the be-;
aggregation Of artists than q. any time in
his managerial experience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
AMusBMnnrs.

The New York Tribune speaking Of Miss
Louise Hsmilton who sppears in Meonian
Hail tonight says:
Not only did she sing her sola and con-
csrted music well. bus abe acted With in
'ellisence and grace and danced with a
spirit and abandon that are beyond the
attainment Of many older actresses.
TIE Biideford Journal has the follow
irs Communication for Miss Hamilson's
ac'irs during her recent appearance 8,
Saco:
Mics Hamilten's acting sparkles with
true aftistic light and must be seen 70 be
appreciated. She throws herself into her
acting With great energy and makes her
auditors forget that they are lateniDg to
acsine. Tomorrow evening she will play
10 The Little Detective" play replete
With stirring scenes and interesting situa-
tions. Give them good hoase. and your
self an evening of soiid pleasure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
To Amateur Photos,.phsr

A writer in the May number of Lippis-
colts Magazine gives the following hinti
to smaseur photographers;
II sou would succeed in your expert
msnts. let every thing you use be the best
Of its kind
A poor camera hox aud a weak lens will
noe give good results.
Have the dark room, and everything in
il. in perfect order.
Use great care in every p4rs OF the
process. Carelessuess Fever succeeds.
Do not be satisfied with any kind Of sr
impression, because some ignorant perso
has told you thst you are doing spIenddy
II you are anxious to excel in photogrs
ply, learn to develo? the negative and te
print from t. d. not csrryAyour plates te
a professional to develop ard print them
for you II yeu DO, how much Of the pic
lure is Of Won. own execution? Apybod.
can cot 4 plate in a camera and exp'ss II
Do not sttempt portraits OF friends
they Will aud fault With them ard lsugb ST
you Your sitter will not like bis or he
expression. I'D will say ir is your f.nl'.
Use your plates TO mske lSnds apes or
views.
Do everything deliberately.
Do not forget &c dust the piste Def ,e
inserting it In the Glide, or the p.c.ure will
be spoiled by dustsp9ts.
Learn to use reliable plate. and do MOI
charge.
Use one formula for developer, add
keep on doing so until you are master of ii.
MISTER the difficulties, and don't get dis
eoursged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

~ hsvs ssou Mse6 isesrsssed Ia Ioakina
tnfSush die Of he s.1sine Patriot ssd
Ssass 0asesss." psblishsd II this cisy Il
lezss, y ''Jsmes Dicknaa, psepriesos,
Winssts's Baiisiss. Wsser street, Audrev
Jacksoa - then Psssidsus, and Enoch
Nsesla ~ 0syssnas, uhs dyins
n oAes, vas sucessdsd in 1870 By
Nathan Cales Of yarniug:on, :, acsins
sovsfnoF, being prss:deaf Of tie senase
Ina Patfios vas rigid Dsmocsstie pspss
sad ~ editorials. eminently able asd we'll
vr'sseD, v<ss sbderstoad % have been By
hsn- James ". Bradbury. There il :
noticeable abssnes Of locsls-sos local
nsvs y peculiarly The feature Of mod
sra jssfnslisu-ba. The local events saa
sp.sis ct the day are tod in il sdverdsiss
columns. H. Spauldirs adve,tises sicke,,
10 no Maine State Lsssssy to be dssvs ia
Portland, prizes amounting 10 ssI ,2ls.
6iszlef, Masters 8 Co. we're then
selling books In Hslloseli. Daniel
Williams, Cyrus Guild and Nsshsniei
hooinson we're assessors Of the tssn, and
James Chandler poslnsster. Among the
Old and well-knovn August. merchants ad-
vessising we're Edsard Rowe. ". Bridge.
Benz Davis. ?. Wingsts, ". Laubsrd,
white I Willisms. A. Rsddinsson. ". 8
Craig and ". r. Hsliett. Jsmss Barnard
xeps shos store; patent medicines were
advertised BY Eben Fuller Of the "Oia
Fuller Drug ssore;'' Robers So.
yer did the tailoring; most Of the
msrchsnts sold IN. =. Run;" Bepj.
Davis did the insuiins; 8. 8. Ossood -
portrait painter from Boston was in town
Tor few days 'if II be the pleasure Of the
inhabitants to encourage him" to paint
portraits, and Doe { Alden sold "nev and
second hand hats" Mr.. Diskmsn
sold the paper May II. 1929, to Harlow
spsulding. and Mr.. Spsulding took Mr..
Danforth p. Uvermors-now living in
Hallovell-as partner June IL, 1929, and
the paper was Afterwards published by
them The issue for Oct. 81. 1929, con.
tsirs long account Of the fuaersl OF Gov.
Lincoln. The above Interesting old file Of
one OF the earliest Augusta papers va.
loaned as BY Hon. ]. W. Patferaon-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

ANA ENJOYS
Both tee method and results When
Syrup Of Figs il taksa, /. il pleasAni
and ,efisshing to ths sxs.s, and oct.
gently yet promptly on tbs Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cIesnses the sys
ser efectuaily, dispeis oo.ds, head
aches and fevers and sures hahituai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs % the
only remedy Of ito kind svsr pro
duced, pleasing 70 The tsst. ana 20
ceptabis 70 :he stomach, prompt Ii
i1 action and truly beneficial In iia
affects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, iu
many sxcsllens qualities command ii
TO al and have made ii the most
oopulA, remedy known.
Syrup Of Fig ID tos Ass In Sc
and Il sossiss by 81 iss.dsas drug
sists- Aey Fsiiahla druggist wbe
nAy Ess kAss il OF nAzd VII. BRO
sazs ii seozapsl, soa xzy sSe who
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

V lney B Gu hirg is at H.tel North.
Tbos. Leigh, Jr. Il Is in Boston on
busiae.s.
Gen. John Harper Of Lewiston Was In the
dy Saturday.
Master Harry Brten is laid up with a
sprsinsd ankle.
DIR. G NJ. Twitehell will lecture In Sou h
jefferson, Nay IS
Mrs. o. c. Mes'er Of WatervilIe was ia
The city yesterday.
f. p. Mayo, Esq Of the Fairfield jour
nal visited the capital Saturday.
Among the strangers in the city yesterday
vas Mr.. Ira B. Northey Of Thomsston.
Mr.. +. G. Kinsman, wife and little son,
returned frsm New York Saturday after
noon
Mr. +. g. Colburn formerly of this city,
now Of Eppinr, N. H.. was in the ely
Saturday.
l. II. Dxelley, the large spool manu-
fscturet of Foxcroft, Was ct the Hotel
North last evening.
Mrs Emma Damon of this city left Sat-
urdsy for Harmony, where she will teach
In the village school.
Mr.. N. w. Taylor Of Boston and his wife
are visiting Mrs. Taylof's Parents. Mr.. q d
Mrs J. d Brooks on Gage street.
Mr.. d. Frank Moore 10 building Q new
house on Northern Avenue. He has
already let it TO q good tenant for three
years
Mr.. E. II. Walker, ticket agent ct the
Maine Central station in this city. passed
the Sabbath at Lewiston the gusst Of his
son Henry.
Rev. Alexander MeKsnze ., d D., TO-
marly pastor Of the South Congregational
church In this city, and now pastor OF
Shepard Memorial church Cambridge.
MAS, has been given leave OF absence
for Elk months from July |. He will sail
With his family for Europe on July 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
ARRIVAL MEETING

An WOA6
TIE annual meeting Of the cofporstien Of the
Kennebec esyisEs Bank viii &c held 81 'h.ff
bsnking rooms IN Aug1sta, Ne. On Monday e
N pose Of ehoo tue sArd Of frurte~s and Of
iras sactng any other basisess ,has may cone
before thea. VIZ booLhbf.
nvSdSf Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

ms First E,rss, oassisd on - III. y.
6. AilaU.


Three months sss Gsesss r. nssslI 4
Co.. the propr;e:srs Of ''Prfstss's Ii, !.
thas able. fpsrktisg nssszise for advss-
Users snd pubIishers, offered pRisas = IT,
lovs:
Five haairsd dolIsss 70 he paper 60
tsinins ths best expressed notice Il
Pnater's lax ard il objects; 800 = The
pspe, cons.i.iss the secsnd bess a.
p.essio,; $50 each 70 the papers contain
log the fsaf EEK best notices; ei0 each 70
The pspsrs coutAining the 10 nsxt bsst
notices; % each to the 20 pspsss c3tsia-
ing the 20 next best notices."
The rules, which were given sut in 3D.
vance, for deciding the question Of excel
lsrcs we're, cSndsnsssion Of expression,
completeness Of description asd value Of
suggestion for enlsrsipg ihs usefulness Of
Printers lax. Some i've thousand psb.
fishers AID editors. incluiins those Of
nearly oil the principal j,uSnais Of the
sr,a, cities. participated in the contest.
Mr.. T.. C. Allen, the well known pub
Usher Of tits ely. wrote the successful
article ard lass Saturday received . check
for $500, accompanied BY letter - fol-
lovs:
NV Yosx, April s0.h, 1891.
.sMa z C. ALLRH,
Augusta, Maine.
Dear Sif--In sccofaspes with the an
nouncemens recently pot forth Of N offer
to pay $500 for the best notice Of Pfiatefs'
Ink that should appear Ia any paper In time
to permit Of the notice being reprinted in
the issus Of PAntsYs' Ink for May e.h, We
send you herewith, onr check for i've hun
dred dollars, IL hsving been decided that the
notice written BY you and appearing In one
OF more Of your publications 10 the best.
Very respectfully,
GEo. Z. RowgLL K Co."
10 contest intending such great num-
Der Of editors and publishers the distinction
Of Winning the FIRST prize 10 something 10 be
appreciated. aad Mr.. Allen IL justly proud
OF his achievements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
Mzrriisn.

DAHA's 70 "GUAHAsrEBD" TO CuRHi
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01
Fraud as a Te mpter

1t would probably be about as
fair to pronounce all sports frauds
as to pronounce all frauds sports.
No doubt many of the stralghtest men
in their dealings are those of the
sportive turn OF mind While a
gamblers debt cannot be enforced
at law, there is no debt more certain
to be paid than what is known as
the debt of honor. Indeed the ways
Of the crooked are spurned by no
class with more vigor than by the
better class OF turimen. 1t cannot
be galnsald, nevertheless, that very
much OF the gain that sports afford
are due to their crookednees. From
the three card monte man to the
jack pot crook, from the second
money" jockey to the female base
ball pretender, the risks of fair deal
ing are alike Enthusiastically small
If the confidence friend who takes
the unwary farmer and his cash in,
through the rustic's cupidity, is
thief, what is the proper appellation
tor the skirted Amazon who appeals
to cupid to make base ball playing
profitable? Last Saturday. a bigger
crowd than ever attended legiti
mate game of ball, paid
their quarter of dollar a head to
ind out that some cunning sporting
man had gathered an aggregation
OF young girls together to demon
strate that women are not ballplavers
Everybody now admits the transpar
ancy of the fraud; but who will ven
ture the opinion that the next fraud
that is Haunted before the eyes of
our sport-lovers, will not prove
equally tantalizing and equally a
robbery?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

should be inundated and another ex
allied. Qlay ard Dudley retire that
RepubllcaniSm may prosper. Repub-
hcanism was dearer TO no heart tnan to
theirs. Let Us hope thai their sacrifice
may prove the benson OF the cause
for which they struggled SO fercely
and SO braveiy. If it prove SO. neither
will regret, in his political grave, the
sacrifice he made. 1t can hardly be
added, in justice to either, that either
oinned above his fellows, or that either
deserved 10 perish in face of the SINH
lar spirits who are still going on Goa
quering and to corqIer. Qlay Re-
tires but German has, over tn same
brecz' h ard his 10 h2HMyhc. Dull Y
retlres vile Higgins Is catching the
sayoes of "W~ll done" In sacr fc-
Ing their soldiers to unadvised z al, The
Republicans can claim the mead of a
purpose to do righteously that is far
away a~d beyond the claims or
pretensions OF the adulators of German
or the apologists of Higgins. II the
Democracy can stand the test, surely
we med not falter at thc lip OF the
CtuCibIr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

And SO, Quay and Dudley are out !
Well, considering all things, perhaps
it is just as well that they are. When
a strong cause must be endangered or
one man or two men sacrificed, no
amount OF gratitude to the men for
their services or of admiration for
their abilities and the fidelity with
which they have done their work
shout cause the party they represent
to hesitate. Politics is bes. only civil
war. In every battle, somebody mus.
be sacrificed to the cause. The case
of Quay and Dudley is not unlike that
of Ellsworth and Reynolds in the
late war. The man dies that his cause
may live. There is nothing IN the
character or career of either Mr.. Ouay
or Mr.. Dudley that should consign
them to disgrace or even to oblivion.
Both have done their duty well. Both
have shown character and capacity
that should and will secure them re-
cognition. But, it SO happens that in
the fore front of the battle duty called
them 10 wage, they got in the way of
hostile bullets and OF course, as good
and valiant soldiers, they must submit
to the sacrifice. Such is the fre CT
war. One is a victim the other a
victor. No one can say just why one
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

PEOPLE who try to fird relief from
monotony at the seaside, are just
now revellng in a novelty at the
twin city by the sea, called, for some
parts OF it Ocean Grove, and for
other parts Asbury Park. Inexperi
enced tourists might we'll be puz-
zled to determine which is which or
when you are out OF one and in the
other; so closely do they assimilate
geographically. The sameness is
however always bounded by geo
graphical lines. Heretofore. one
Was the prison and the other was the
land of liberty. In one you could
do as you might please, in the other
you might be pleased to gain per-
mission to do anything. Atlantic
City had desperate rival in tree
ness in one, while : theological
Seminary would be a summer resort
beside the other. You could not
sing; you could not dance; you
could not drive about; you could
not even run away if you hapP ened
to find the m otto over the exit gate
reading This is Sunday" Cross
the invisible line, and 10! you were
in Vanity Far in a jlffy. This year
changes have usurped changes and
topsy turvy has mounted the throne.
In Asbury Park it is now forbidden
to battle except in Quaker robe, and
the sight of a spoony tlinging sand at
his dulcina is a jail ofense. We
shall next expect to hear of Glou
cester horse-rsces in staid Ocean
Grove and presiding elders COM
handing the winds and the waves
Of Asbury Park to stand still and be
obedient. Verify what transmog-
rlflcations does rivalry induce!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

The peace officers are abroad and
the foemen have turned friends.
The bed-fellowship Of politics is ex~
pected to make new revelations when
our convention shall meet to noml
nate officers for the rule and COVER
nance of Cecil County in the near
future. Our advice is opposite: If
enemy can forgive enemy, why can
not friend forgive friend?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

THAT was a shrewd maEeuvre on
the part of Uncle George:-sending
Farmer Brown across the briny deep
to cure his sick son. Promises made
about convention tire are often more
of plague than la Grippe; and
Uncle George knew all about it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

Handkerrhlc1S. As the
summer driit-wood often gives
the tuel for the winter fires, so
the summer bargains oft give
the economies for winter needs
AS merchandise Handkerchiefs
are peculiar to the winter.
The prices that follow show
cheapness that will at least
make the glory of this sum
mer.
For Women:
Plain White Hemstitched, gcul
quality cloth, neat corded eti,.srS,
inside hem, pure ltHen 3 for p .
81 IA dozen, worth 81 so
Good quality, hemstitched. IA e.
colored borders, 3 for Bog, 81 .
dozen, from 81 so
Hemstitched, colored border =.
hand embroidered corners, 10,
each, from 49,
Fine quality, beautifully colo,.,l
border, with hand -embroid ! 4
corners. hemstitched, 15c oh
from 25c.
For Men,:
The only pure linen hemstitchel
Handke rchief, with colored b nd. r
that we know of at 1919 eaal,
worth zoe.
Fine quality, hemstitched, coior-,i
border Handkerchieis, 15c, WOO b
25c
A lot of fine, plain hemstitchcd 1T
25c will compare favorably VIII
any you can find at 40c. Tina,
our opinion. Apply the test and
you'll coincide.
North OF Transept.
IoIr>- Wy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01
q. a. K. ES iAMPuENT AT DETROIT

Reduced Rates viz Pennsylvania Railroad
The selection o: the G. A r E,rImp
ment for 1891 tell to the fortunate lot Of
ID troit. Tho cnctmpnent proper will
commenco August 3 aud ;er'ui,:ate
August Sth. For those desiring 10 visit,
what must eacu Year grow more aud
more Interesting, gathering of the Wal
veterans, the PcunsJ lvauia Il iilro will
sell excursion tickets at = rate of one
ii st class lrmito,; fare FOR the round trip
going aud returning by the SINE route.
Excursion tickets will also be sold at
one and halt cents per mile, short line
distance, going BY one route ard return
ing by another. These tickets will be
sold from July 31st to August 81, in
elusive, aud valid tor return passage to
18th. il elusive. The return limit on the
tickets may b; extended by dep0siting
them with JOINT Agent of T.rmiual
Lines at Detroit. but will net, however,
be goo for any portion Of return pas-
sage liter than S.psember 80 Ii.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR
John w. Noble las rendered his
resignation. 1t is presumed that his
constant conflict with the Pension
Department is the motive. Mr..
Noble will probably be appointed to
a judgeship on the eighth circuit of
the Appellate Court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

One of the busiest places in
the store lately is where the
Cotton Dress Goods have
shlu from the little prices
put on them.
Beautiful Moussellne de rInde.
printed on whi'e and tinted
grounds, SC from SC.
Printed Sateens, light and dark
grounds, TO- from 2O..
Sateen Dress Patterns at 1919 a
yard-about half.
Fine Printed BAstiste, black or whit,
1919 from csc.
Finest Scotch Novelty Bingham
Dress Patterns at third to hal;
former prices.
Dress Patterns of All Woo, Striped
Bastiste (Cream) 81 from 81.
There you have a hint OF it
The wonder will grow when
you see the stutfs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01
Frank T. Herr G Go.
n Hot Weat5er Talk.

HE warm weather is now
! fully upon us and those
who desire comfort will seek
Lightweight Clothing. We
have quite an assortment of
Cheviots and Plaids, just the
thing for wear during the out
ing season. The material is
light vet strong, the fit COM
Portable yet faultless, and the
Workmanship can be relied
upon. Any outdoor sport may
be safely INDUCED in without
any fear that sudden strain
will cause the garments to rip.
AT the price of $40 why should
you be uncomfortable this
Summer?
For general good qualities
our SIS Trousers are unsur-
passed. The steadily lncreas-
ing demand tor them attests
the fact that the lovers OF cor
rect dress appreciate the fit,
wearing qualities and reliable
material in them. Why have
the sales of our SIS Trousers
steadily increased, month by
month, If they do not possess
the elements OF popularity
1t will afford us much pleas
ure to send our representative
with samples upon the receipt
of a postal card request.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

WE didn't note the familiar form
of Cecil's candidate Tor Attorney
General on the political slate last
Thu sday. Even the sponge that
wiped it off was not in sight.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

WHAT was called as Democratic
State Convention proved to have
been only registry of the Carrollton
hotel decree. Arthur spoke and the
convention nodded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

WHEN Farmer Brown returns and
is confronted by Farmers and indie
pendents with questions about his
policy, wont he be sorry he did not
stay till November?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

WHY was Lawyer Poe taken
from the Senate to be made Attor
ney General? Did he know too
much, and was there danger of his
telling?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

They say our friend George
Balderston intended his flowers for
Hodges, but James had no use for
them and SO George scattered them
around where they would do most
good.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01
LIABILITIES.

State Of Maryland, County Of Cecil, SIS:
l, X. G. HOPKINS, Cashier OF the above. nam
ed bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true TO the best of my knowledge and
belief. X. G. HOPKINS. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of July, 1891. +. NJ. ALEXANDER,
Notary Public.
COrrect-AtteSt.
j. TOME
THOS. G.. BOND, Directors.
JOHN ). EF ERlST,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01
State and County Tax Levy for 1891.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF ASSEM-
bly,, passed January session. 1856, Chapter
$40, notice is hereby given that the County Com
missionerS OF Cecil County, at IA me ting he d by
them on June 3Oth levied the State and County
Taxes for 1891 as follows: The rate of State Tax
as liked by law, being II cents each 500 of
the basis OF State taxation and the rate of County
Tax, as fixed by the County Commissioners
being 81 cents on each 800 OF the ba sis OF ounty
taxation:
SIalE IAA. .........................S %, 76j Is
COUNTY TAN
Bonds Maturing ..,..,S 1 500 %
-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-08-01

THEY do say that doctor Ned"
was worried half to death in Balti-
more last Wednesday for fear he
would do something o please some
bodv.