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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13

NORTH EAST. February II, 1892.
1t is rumored that one of the Mechanics
Valley merchants will move into and open
the depot store.
Our old friend, II. w. Shaliaross, who
has been confined to his house by sickness.
is we are glad to say, able to be about
The house aud store room near Thorn IS
store is being repaired for Walte- Che die,
shoemaker, who will occupy both places
Several of our Iron Hallers went Ia Elk
ton on FRIDAY evening last with Dr. Btker
of Phil ide'phin, to make an effort to start
branch hut met with little success.
The hoard walk on Cecil avenue leading
from the public school house to Main street
is being thoroughly overhauied by the town
commas oners.
Rudolph FOuracre sou ct iveryman Jts
Fouracre, was thrown from wagon at the
on Wednesday, on his head aud
sbouIdSrs aid was carried hOme uncOn
sclous an?-did not revive TIL evening.
Concus,jon of thu; Iii S,rain is feared.
The crossings for Main street nave o'en
ordered, we are told, from the r'rt Deposit
granite quarry company and wiz @''I "'I
laid The Cecil STIR will no DOUBT claiI,l al
the credit. -
The weekly meetings Of s.. Mlry's
Guild which occur every Friday evening Al
the rectory are well attended. The guild has
about thirty members. Tue program con
sists g.: religious exercises, singing, music,
aud actresses by members Of the guild.
The bar and sheet mills resumed work in
full on Monday.
a number of our Citiz ms attended tne
sale of tue McDluiel estate ~ Elkton on
Tuesday.
the new charter which says the uOmina
ton of town commissioners must be made
at a mass meeting of citizens, meets with
general approval. The mectirg will he acid
on tie first Monday in NJ rCh, when instead
of We, three commissioners will be uoHli
mated. The election will he heli the third
Monday in March.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13

Senator Writ presented the petition of
Samuel j. Reeder and sixty six other
citizens of North East III the Senate'on
Tuesday, praying for an Amendment to
the law relating to pound nets ~ North
East river.
Mr.. Kinks bill to incorporate the
Elkton Electric Light and Power Com
pauy was reported and put upou its first
reading on Tuesday in the House Of
Delegates.
In the Legislature on Tuesday a petit
ton from Cecil Grange No. 3 asking for
a law To purchase the private stock in
the Mlryland Agricultural College was
presented. In the Senate bill amend
ing the charter of Bethel Gem terry in
this county passed to its second reading.
Another bill amending the charter OF the
town of Warwick was read for the first
time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
The Winter Club.

The Winter Club sociaI organization
of the Seventh district, met on Tuesday
evening at Mr.. Henry 5. Condons near
PerryviIle. The entertainment of the
evening consisted In dancing and md
dies, of which last DIR. Hoopes of Port
Deposit was Master of Ceremonies.
The riddles were competitive, the sue
cessful prize winners being, Mr.. Anthony
Davis of Port Deposit, the gentlemens
frs prizs-a shaving Ball. The second
prize a shaving case was awarded to
Mr.. Will McClenahan. The ladies first
prize butter fly lamp screen was award
ed to Miss Gelert CruIkshank of Elkton,
and the second prize four leaf clover
lamp screen to Miss Mckay.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
About Snakes,

One day last week while Mr.. Joseph
Coudon (of Hy) was engaged with one
of his workmen near a spring on Ellers-
lev farm near Perryville, the latter
noticed under the edge OF bank, what,
he remarked to Mr. Coudon like the coil
of suake. Ga uuearthing it, it proved
to be live ball of snakes, snugly repos
ing just over the edge Of the water in
all nineteen good healthy specimens of
The garter and water varieties. One of
the Latter, was Colossal old fellow,
who from his length and bulk seemed
the daddy of them all. Mr.. Coudon S
companion went on the war path with a
club aud soon dispatched the whole
colony. He had some ;nisgivIng about
allowing them to be killed, bat the
human instinct of hatred to all kids OF
serperts-excPpc the serpent of the Still
was TOO strong to control III his com
panion. Mr.. Coudon thinks as We do,
that these nineteen reptiles, whose habits
show that they benefit mankind and do
not iniure him were unnecessarily slain.
We have in this section of Mary land but
two venomous snakes the viper and
copperhead The black snake, water
snake and garter snake are not venemous
the former belonging to the constructor
specles-that is, who first Stay their prey
by muscular contraction of the body.
All three varieties just named feed Oh
field mice, frogs and smaller reptiles
and are undoubtedly useful to the
farmer III destroying legions of these
little pests.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
Business Locals.

Insure your property with Manly
Drennen. 5,l6tf
For the best corned beef call at VIM. b.
Realey's Centre Market.
For fresh meat, home made sausage, aud
scrapple 90 to BENEFITS in the Hollow.
a solid oak chamber salt of seven Iieces
for S24 % Call aud see them at Il. Marsh
bank x Son.
Why is VIM. II. R@aley's sausage so nee?
Because it is made from ham as well as
he shou lder.
Manly Bremen insures live stock
against fire and lightning in first class
companies at low rates 5,16tf
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will tie found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch1 7tf
Until their interior is refitted John +.
Alexander 4 Son can be found at Frark
Kerr * Co :, Immediately opp ,site their
store, or al their hOme on North street.
BENEFITS provision store is becoming an
Institution. His beef is number one, and
below the market in price. As for his
sausage. You only have to try it to buy it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13

day night list. Ga that evening, about
fifty OF the members OF the church took
the parsonage 10y surprise, and bore
with them fine purse for the reverend
gentleman, ard a check for a handsome
amount for Miss Qaigg. The formal
presentation was conducted by Mr..
Thomas c. McCrakeu, accompanied by
a we'll chosen address, after which Miss
Grace entertained their guests with
number of musical selections arti8ticaliy
rendered. The whole affair the consum-
nation OF which is largely due to the
zeal and activity of Mir. Harry q. n.
Foster the well known news dealer OF
that town, proved an occasion of genuine
pleasure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
Death of Mrs. Megill.

Mrs. Josephine Megill wife of Joseph
Megill, we'll known citizen of the
Second district, died at her lome in
Sassafras Neck, Thursday morning the
4th inst, alter an illness OF only four days
in the 765h year of her age. Her funeral
took place Saturday last, Rev. I. a. ii.
O'Brien officiating. She leaves hus-
band and six children, three sons and
three daughters, to mourn her loss. the
bearers were. JOIN Rowan, John
Duhamell Robert Duhamell, Waiter
Allen, James Ruley aud Edward Chand
Ter, We extend to Ter hereaved and
venerable husband, our sIncerest sym
patty.
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A Five O'Clock Tea.

Mrs l.. Marshall Haiues gave a tea to
Miss Florence Biddle of California on
Thursday afternoon at her residence on
East Main street. Miss Ellen Barroll
presided at the tea table assisted by Mrs
j. T. Brown, Miss Haines, ISIS Carrie
Risketts and Miss Elsie Tull. Mrs.
Haines' guests were Mrs. Geo. \. Blake
Mrs. DR.. Howard Brattou, Mrs. George
Reese, Mrs. II. G. Wells, Miss Mamie
Ellis, the Misses Ricketts,, the Misses
Wilson, the Misses Walmsley, and Misses
Carrie Smith, Josephine Evans, Sara
Reese, Lidie Frazer, Stella Haines,
Florence Torbert, Bessie MANLY, Gelert
Cruikshauk, Florence Wooley and
Eloise Walmsley
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A Former Elkton Woman's Suit

A suit tor $500, 600 dana ages has been
brought against the Brooklyn Eagle by
DR.. Mary A. Dixon Jones, who had an
hospital for women in Brooklyn, which
received part of the funds OF the city
given to public institutions. The Eagle,
in series of loBg articles, charged that
the institution was not properly conduct
ed Hence the snit. The plaintiff, DIR.
Jones. was born at East New Market
Dorchester county, Maryland, i'll 1S2o.
She has testified that she was married at
East New Market, Nd, ana subsequent
tly lived with her husband at Madison,
Wis Rock ford, H.; EIkton, Nd, and
Baltimore before coming to New \ ork.
In 1868 she graduated at a medical school
in New York, pracIced there and in
Brooklyn, and took other medical certi-
licates. la 1881 she helped organize a
hospital for women in Brooklyn and was
gynecologist to the Women's Hospital,
which was reorganized in 1891. During
the five years from 1884 to 1885, when
the articles com m enced, fair success was
met, but the articles, it Is claimed, ruin
ed the prospects of the place. The case
is exciting much local interest.
Mrs. DR.. Jones the Plaintiff in this ao-
ton is the wife of Mr.. J Dhn Q. A. Jones
who in the sixties was principal of the
EIkton Academy, Mrs. Jones who is a
lady of ability and literary requirement
was assistant principal with her husband.
who after his removal from Elktop.-~Ae'
came member of the Balti-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13

The Managers OF the Cecil County
Agricultural Society held meeting III
their office in Odd Fellows Hall On
Tuesday.
After the transaction of routine bust
ness, President George ). Wooley was
appointed a delegate to meet the dele
gates of other fairs of Maryland at Anna
polls. on the lSsh inst, to ask the Legis-
l.ture FOR All annual appropri alton for
the different fairs,
William G. Crow, of E'ktoI was ap-
pointed to canvas the county for sub
scriptious tor stock Of the Society.
The executive Committee were in
structed to select the days for holding
the coming fair, one month earlier than
heretofore.
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North East School Exhibition,
February %, 1892.

Readings, recitatioGs, dialogues, vocal
and instrumental music, calisthel.Ic ex-
ercises, marches, pantOmlnes, etc. The
singing will consist of solos, duets, trlos,
uuartetts and choruses. Prof. L. b.
Prettyman, principal # State normal
school, and the county school board are
expected to be present. Music VIII be
furnished by Prot Coslett and family,
"Grush orchestra Prof. Lynch and the
school Instruments used-organ, first
violin, cOrnet, clarinet, piccOlO and from
bone. Miss Maud Lseuom, one of the
pupils of the school, will play violin as
an accompaniment. Among the dialogues
are the IS p. r. Secret Society, g,
"Woman's Rights" How the women
keep secret, !" Curing the borrowers, >
and Striking the Blow" There will be
four boys dressed in female attire in the
latter dialogue. Among the songs by
the school be "The Gre0iiDg Song
Moon on the Lake. CLOSING song
with, " What are the wild waves say
lng?" II love our please school, etc.
Beatty's drr--..,Y; @1. the night
- -.uterta; 7.Ss 1T H..
pains will be spared to make
tho hest ever presented by the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
Our Town Fathers,

An adjourned meeting of the Town
Council was held CD Monday night, at
which it was reported that six hundred
feet of the Baker Fabric Hose had been
received, with one new rubber pipe and
six spanners: That the pavements on
West High street from the corner of
Singerly Avenue to Bridge street, and on
West Main street from Singerly's mill to
the Salvation Army barracks were being
faced with good quality OF gravel.
After the transaction os other business
OF minor Importance the Board ad-
journed until next Monday evening.
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Port Deposit Items.

FORT DEPOSlI, FEBRUARY IL.
Thomas Ringgold, colored died last Fri
day evening at his home in our town. He
was in his seventy fourth year aud had
been keeping store for number OF years
and had accumulated some property besides
his stock of goods.
At the teachers meeting held last S.,rur-
day, they had under discussion would
reciprocity with Cauada be beneficial TO
the United States" One Of the best lady
teachers said she did not talk on the sub
ject she did not want her name in print
and sitter being assured it would not he,
she said she had been reading all week
Roger q. Mills on the SUBJECT but did not
know which side he was on, tut knew how
Mr.. Blaine stood and so did any body else
The Jr. Order of American Mechanics
will have flag raising on the public schOoi
building, Monday Feb. - 1t is expected
a number OF other councils will DO present
from a distance and cur town will be
favored with parade.
a small colorei boy was seen on our
streets drunk the first part of the week one
night, where he received the liquor is not
known, but it is too bad
Miss Auabel BurNu eldest daughter OF
Isaiah Burin and Mr. Thomas Davis of
near Chesfertown were married by Rev.
Adam Steugle at the Mr. Burliu : residence
WedEeSday night at s O'Clock. The pre-
sents were numerous and costly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis left Thursday morning on tEsir
bridal trip tor New or6.
A committee of ladies and gentlemen Of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school sro
preparing for an entertainment IN the near
future to raise some money for he school
Wednesday night Hopewel Methodist
Episcopal church well filed to hear
the entertainment given by the young
ladies and Gentlemtn from our Town for the
benefit of the parsonage fund. From the
| efforts being made by the ladies' and the
officials of the church in securing and fur
nishing a house, one might naturally sup
pose their pastor expects helpmeet shortly
before or after Conference. We'll as he is
doing a good work we do not blame hIn
for trying to make a life partnership. If we
were younger we might follow his example.
At the last meeting of the directors OF
fhe Happy Valley aud Mount Ararat Park
a committee was appointed to secure the
services OF a steamboat to run next season.
The ice has nearly all gohe out of the
| river, little being left on the rocks at tie
| upper end of the town and y mass from the
| lower trestle works to the bar on the oppO-
site side of the river. None from the head
| of the Garret island to Hlvre de Grace aud
| Parrvvil!e. NJ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
A Donation Party.

The esteem in which the Rev. John Il.
Ouigp pastor of the North East Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, and his accom-
pIished daughter Miss Grace NJ. Quigg
are held by the congregation and mem
pership of that church, is attested by
the handsome testimonials OF which they
were the unexpected recipients on Satur-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13

20 No. 1.-FANNIE Bay Mare. years
F1 old, ID hands. in ioaI to French Coach
S< lStaIiUu, gentle in all harness.
AAS1AS No =. 1t Il MORE Brown tieiding.
years Old, Ii hands. This horse Is very hand
some. fine driver and gentle in all harness
No. 3,-PUlIr. BAY Mare. years Old. Isl.
hands. sired 10y Grey AlOuei. dam Eclipse stock
This maze has tuttrd the Elkton t-aCA in g.5D
with very little training, gentle in all harness.
No. l.-DANDI Bay icllin%. , years odd IL
hands. sire and dam same as No. 3. partly broken
and with proper handling Will make something
fast.
No 5.-UNCLETEN. Grey Geliiug. years
old. 10. hands sire same n Nos. 3 and !. dam
Eolis stock: hnc roadster very stylish and w.rh
proper handling Will make something iast. gentle
in all harness.
Ne. t.-LADY ELLIS. Bay Filly. = years odd
49, hands, grade tlydCSdale. in iual by RuScunC
No. Joker, Black Cicldng. years old.
l5l hands grade Clydesdale.
No :. ALMA T., Bay Mare. years old. -,
hands. sired by Grey MDrrell. dam Napoleon
stock: colt 10y her side. gentle III all harness.
No. 9.-BLUE BELL, Grey Mare. , years old
Is hands, sired by Grey Murreil. dam Moscow
stock. This mare has fine action; gentle in all
harness.
No lO.-PRlNT, Bay Filly, years old. Black
more stock, dam same as Nos. and l.
No H. BESS. SOrrel Filly, ! year old sir,
and dam same No. ..
No l2-Roan Mare, II years old, l6 hands,
good worker in all harness.
No. l3-RDSCOE c.. Stallion / years old ii
hands, sire same as No. s. dam Hamhetouian
stock; perfect, stylish, hnc action and gentle In
all harness; sure loal getter.
No. UNABLE. Bay Colt, months old
Blackmore and Grey MoTell stock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
7Es SIX GOOD MILK COWS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.

Two Farm Wagons, l Jump Seat Carriage
Buggy. Mill Wagon. Empire Wheat Drll.
Champion Binder. Moving Machine, osborne
make; Roller, Horse Rake. l Sleigh, 5 Syra-
cuSc PlowS. CultivatorS. ! Double Harrow.
Road Cart, Corn Marker, Gram Fan, Corn
Shelter. Cider Press. l Hay Rigging. Wheel
barrow, Hay Fork, l Hay KNIFE. Block and
Fall with 90 Yards OF Rope. ! Grindstoue =
Carriage Poles, Nukes and Straps. Set Double
Carriage Harness. Perkins MAKE: Sets Single
Harness, Perkins make; ! Set Wagon Harness
Perkins make: l Set Lead Harness. = Pair
Double Lines, Sets PlOw Harness. l Set Cart
Harness, Stone Bed. Blankets. Robes. HaltcrS
Brides. Collars, Forks, Shoy els. Hoes and many
other articles too numerous to mention. One
hundred and nifty Chickens, Let Of Turkeys and
Ducks.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums Of Ten Dollars and under, Cash, on
all sums owe" that amount credit OF Twelve
Months will he given by the purchaser giving
bankahle note, with approved endOr>eT. with
interest from date No goods 10 he removed until
the terms strictly complied with.
JOHN NJ. THACKEEN,
Shockley \ Smith, aucts jSots Agent.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNHIS is 30 give notice that the suh>Crii er
L OF CecN county has obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF said county letters teStdmcutsry
on the per- Jnal estate o!
SAM Ell HARRIS,
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 2sth day of July, 1872,
they may otherwise. hy law. be excluded from
any hcueht Of said estate. All persons indebted
10 sail estate are requested to make immediate
10 the subscriber. Given under our
hands this 18th day OF January, lsS2
WILLIAM II. HARRIS,
Test Executor.
X I. LAMAR Register. iel&-Jw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice that the sub
L scribcr OF Cecil county has obtained from
the Orphans Co..rt of said county letters of adj
miui~lraticn On the personal estate Of
ANDREW NJ. RUSSELL,
late ot 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 22i day of July, Is92
they may Otherwise. by law, be excluded from
any beucht OF said estate, All persons indebted
TO sand estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this I'D day OF January, 1892.
SAMUEL q. BYE.
Test: Administrator &. l. A.
X. +. LAMAR, Register. Iel3,6t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

UNuIS is to give notice that tie sub
Il scrbers OF Cecil county have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county letters OF ad-
mnist alton on the personal estate "i
John W. ROGERS,
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 18th day OF July. lsg!,
they may otherwi {. 10y law, he excluded + ON
any benefit OF said estate. All persons iehted
TO sand estate are requested to make immediate
payment I, the subscribers. Given under our
hands tn.s 18th day of January, 's92.
SMITH II. ROGERS,
ISAAC I. ROGERS,
Test Administrators.
X, + LAMAR, Register. iel$tt
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ORDER NfSE,

In re: the Mortgaled LeaSchold estate OF Jacob
Huber.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County, sitting as
Court OF Equity. No. 1928.
rRpERED, this Sth day OF February, 1872,
~ that the sale OF the property mentioned in
these proceedings made and reported by Robert
C. Tha kerry, attorney, he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown on
or before the 10th day Of April next, provided
copy OF this order he inserted IN SO'he newspaper
published in Cecil county. aforesaid, once a
week iur one month before the 18th day OF Marcn
next.
The repON states the amount oil sale to lie $500.
JAMES I. GRAHAM,
True Copy, Clerk
feSy SS 7. GRAHAM,
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81 Acres and IS PerChcs
MORE OR LESS,

being the same farm which Wa conveyed to the
SAID A NJ. Russell 10y James l.. Steele. ny deed
dated VI rch 22i. 1851, and recorded il LIber
]. A. ID. No $ ioIo 20, one OF the Land record
Books OF said County.
The Improvements consist of
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Trustees Sale
: Real Estate
AT Colora, Cecil Co., Md.

BY virtue Of decree of the Cirruit Court Tor
Cecil county in Equity. passed y! cause No. 1925
On the docket Of said court, the undersigned.
trustee viii sell at public auction at front of the
Fertilizer works at the liayc OF CulUri in said
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Two Farm Wagons, with Hay Rigging, Roller,
Wheat Drill. Wheel Cu!tIvatur. Horse Rake,
Corn Marker. Hay Cutter, lwu-hurSe sweep
Power, osborne Seveu-iuot self Binder, in order:
Deering Seyen-foot Self Binder cut 50 acres;
Dccring Five-iCot Nowei. new; GRAIN Cradles,
Pluws, HarrowS CultivatorS, Hand Seed Drill,
Large Family Carriage. Sleigh and Bells. ar
rage Poles, Hay Forks and Ropes, Saddle.
Lady's Saddle (nice), Double-hawcled Gun,
Fruit Dryers, lee Saw and Hooks, Carriage Har-
ness. = Sets Wagon Harness Beam and Peas 600
pounds. Farmers Boiler. Large Copper Apple
Butter Boiler Iron Pots holding one-haii barrel,
Lard Press and Cans, Sausage Grinder and
StuIer Bne-hnli Dozen Lanterns, Hut-hCd sash
Picked Pork, Cider Vinegar. Seed Potatoes,
Landreth Green Noun aim.
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ORDERED this 18th day OF February, ls92 that
" the sale OF the property mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported by William j
Jones trustee in his second report OF sale he rat-
fled and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day OF April
next. provided copy OF this order be inserted IN
some newspaper printed and published IN Gee |
county aforesaid once week for one III nth before
the 18th day of March next
r. report states the amount Of sale TO be $500
JAMES I. GRAHAM,
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TO LOAN

ON FIRST MORTGAtiE-Slbop; $1,000: $1,000:
$1,000 $1,000; 5000: $500; 1000.
GEORGE A. BLAKE.
rs Elktun, Md.
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Frame Dwelling House IL.

NEARLY New. Il Good Frame Barn. Wagon
House. GraEary. and other outbuiidingS. Ali
the Buildings are comparatively new.
THIS property is in first class condition, in an
asx...Tfi,.'tt nCighhorhOod ard convenient to
churches Scrrpur----~~.Lu-es, a.
The land is of good QUarTrT.
The tide to he conveyed will he in Fee Simple.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF the purchase
money in cash the day o: sale. 0ue-third IN SIX
months and he roma ming oue-thIri in twelve
months from the day OF sale The credit payments
to bear interest from day OF sale and to be secured
by notes or otherwise to the satisfaction OF the
attorney.
II purchaser desires, however, other terms may
he made with the attorney on the day OF sale.
Cost OF conveyance TO he paid by the purchaser.
ROBERT G. THACKERE,
attorney named in said Mortgage.
ShOrkley y Smith, auc iOneerS l3Ots
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On Friday, March 4 1892
AT = O'CLOCK, T.. NJ,

ALI. THAI TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
whereof the said Andrew NJ. Russell died seized.
situate near the sal Providence Mills and con-
tanning
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-13
ORDER NISl.

Andrew ]. Teryis and others ys David +. .Iervis
and others.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county. sitting in
Equity, No. 1910.