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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25

The Black Jack mine, on Florida
mountain, now shows FIVE feet of good
ore in the upraise being made BY con-
tract. 1t will take about twenty days
to complete the upraise to supply air,
when drifting will be done on the shoots
encountered. The present prospect is
that their mill will be started, to run
steadily, as soon as spring opens.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25
THIS MEANS BUSINESS.

All accounts due the DeLamar
Mercantile G Banking Company
must be settled at once. ALI ac-
counts due M. y. Gwinn will be
placed in the hands ofan attorney
for collection.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25

Subscribe for the NUGGET and send it
to your friends in the East.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25

Gents good quality Congress shoes
only $500. DELAMAR NJ. & B. Co.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25

Abner Enoch, looking picture of
good health, packed his blankets in
from South Mountain last Saturday, the
last man to leave that camp for the win
ter. He has been prospecting over
there and doing assessment work on
claims for several months. Enoch often
gets little extravagant in his reports,
because of sanguine temperament, bnt
if half be tells should prove correct
about the discoveries on South Noun
tain it is destined to become a famous
mining camp. The NUaGET expert, who
has been on the mountain frequently,
but not recently, has always asserted
that it would some day show up rich.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25

The finest line of cigars in Owyhee
County is TO be found at Knapp & Rich
ter's drugstore. Try them
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25
A Queer Pet.

A spider is the novel pet of Laings-
burgh (Mich.) girl. He is kept under a
goblet and carefully fed, positively re-
fusing to begin a meal until three or
four flies have been thrust into his
apartment. These he lets walk around
him and even over him, allowing them
to think him perfectly harmless, until
in some of their trips under his nose he
apparently wakes up and grabs them.
After one of these meals he loses his
appetite for about forty-eight hours.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-01-25

She" How can we keep them from
knowing that we are bride and
groom?" He-"Oh, if anyone asks me
if you are my wife I'll say; No. -
BROOKLYN Life.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
9as Ginfpmntem 8erlimer Slerste,

BON ben 8erIiner Meraten unb 3abns
draten taben nod Muspeis Der gins
tommeniteuerliiten nod ni9t bic 6dlfte
elm @infominen bon 5000 Marf idbrz
lid. Sin SabreSeintommen bon iiber
5000 Mart idbrlid baben bon l, TAI
Mer3ten ettpa 250, elm ginfommen bon
iiber 10000 Mart ettpa ITO Mer3te.
@roBe 2ebenSperiiherungs Summen
finb febr felten. Oft genug linb Mer3te
gar ni6t berfi9ert; in ben meilten ssdIs
len aeigen bic Steuerertldrungen 200
big 300 Mart on Yerii1erungsprds
mien auf. 9luf unfallperfi9erungen
peripenben bagegen bic 8erliner Merste
siemli9 bo9e getrdge. $50 bis 250
Mart berartiser prdmien begegnet man
in ben @elbfteini6dbunssIifen redt
bdufig. SIN 8erslei9 NIT ben Meraten
iinb bic @e9tsanmdlte I'M allgemeinen
befer gefeat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
S. aaltsser & Sobn,
Wboleialc- mHb Netaifs s9rugsiftem.

Oas Retail=@ei6dft, fo,pic bic Mes
eeptnr obiger 6irma finb bic bebentem6>
fen in San antonio, tpopcn syeber
tagtdglid iid an iiberaengem @elegen.
belt bat. g8 berrfdt in Der Mpotbefe
gerabesu Elm pbdnomenaler gerfebr; !;
man erbdlt bier alles frii6 - bat in
allen Separtements, namentli6 au1 in
6em cer patentnebi3inem - Bic gr6Bte
g(usuabl unb bic &eceptur 1T ben Be-
ten nnb geipiKenbafteitem 9dnbem a1ts
pertrallt. 9as WboIeiale @el6dft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr eiiten gr6Be.
rem umfang an, benn bic Mpotbefer in Ser
Stabt nnb auf Dem 2anbe baben Bic
grfabrnRg gentadt, baB fe bier bors
tbeilbaft faufen nnb auf bas prontps
teite bebient iperben. 9ie Girna @alts
eDer ifebt nit ben eriten 6dniern Der
Der. Staatett in Yerbinbung anb irn=
portirt piese Mrtifel brett in bebeuten>
ben Quantitdten. guf Outrage tperben
preisliiten berianbt. gir f6nnen alien
unieren betreFenben 2eiern ratben, nit
obiger renommirten Sirma gei6dftlih
ansnfniipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
@ta aanaf tpteher as1ffnet.

SeiunSbeit banst gum srcbsn 5beil ron reselmdb,-
ser aprpsrSepsbnuns ab. Gie Giuseweioe fungtreu
ais pt&tter aanal CUR gbfutr ber pe,traublen esft
aus bem 8Srper. Sm gereiu init rem 0ieren unt gc.
rem btlben ie bic 1scre gum GuSi6etten ferieniseu
Stcs, feren 8erteieeu I'm aSrrer fur teien perterb.
ltd mare 9cetter 9 Wasenbitters Il. feline befs mr.
teucs gursanI icnbern elm ssItnb erpei6entes us.
fhbrmittel, weldes ben Bethrfnhen tet Sarteibtser
serabe In Der rtisen getie enisprtdt. Sc perursod
tetne ShmerSen unb fetde Gnt,lnbuna eer S6leirn
bdute Der Gtnsemeibe, rte eS als eratfa pirtenper
Dnraantsn tbun. fcnbern es biIft ben @ebdrmen nu,
bet Gr1nuunS Der tbnen BON rer Natur ,usemieIener
Serrt@tunsea. gtltpfitdt. gerrauunssbefdg erpen mi
per lesere tets beseitenten 0artleibistet werber
eurd ptsieS pp,trefhe Gligir i6nea unb Nder teei.
Iens ane rbermatii4e 8eidpsrten urt rpretser f6r.
perlider Verfau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
Gin ws,ttcl eeacn sse gboIera.

Man bat feline llria6e. fi9 bor ber
@bolera 5u fiir6ten, tuemn man ii6
@bamberlains 9eilmittel gegen @olit,
9iarrboe unb Cholera perfdaffen tann.
SIS miro in tpenigen Minuten grlei9s
terung beridaffen unb in tur3er 3eit
p0lige peilung bewirfen. Sd habe
mid burf) ben @eriu6 bapon iibers
5eugt. W. 8. Clinton, 9elmetta,
N. S.-Man glaubte erit, 6ab bic gpi=
bemie in 9elmetta tpirflide afiatii9e
gbolera lei, aber man iiberaeugte fi6
na6ber burd gemaue llmteriu6ungen
babon, 6ab man es nit elmer duBerit
beftigeu Gorm bon Dpienterie gu tbun
bate, bie faft eben 70 gefdbrlid it,
tpie 5ie @bolera. 9ies Wfittel purbe
bierbei nit 9roben grfolgen aase=
tpanbt. 3u baben In San Nntonio
in ben Mpotbefen bon s. 4alteper &
Son, Dowling & 6loob. s. g. Sod,
y. -DreiB, 8. @du9arbt, H. Cohen &
Co., S. 3. 6arriion unb aaltener &
Sdudarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15

Sbiner, 3eras, ben IA. gsob.
'92.-Gie Wabl 1T febr rubig perlaus
fen. gs fdien, als bdtte elm Seber
fein 3idet borber ausgefertigt. unb
ba es beinabe ben ganaen Sag regnete,
iinb Giart ipenigitens 100 Stimmen
Derloren gegangen.-9lm 7. bieies Wos
mats ftarb Granf Didion mad langem
3ranfenlager. gr binterldBt cine
iunge 6rau, nit Der er nod ni6t lebr
lange berbeiratbet mar. aiirsli1 pers
beiratbeten iid berr Sobn Sud unb
Trdulein @erbes I'M elterliden 9auie.
k
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
..0ut auSfeheu".

farbs ab. GS est ttefer, benn es bdnst BON rem ae.
unbeu 9utanbe Der inneren Orsane as. Sf tte 9eSer
antbdtis, bann ebt man qelb unb sauls aus, III ber
aus, finb bic Wteren ansesrtffen bann Gebt man
srdmlth unb perbriebiid aus. Gorge fur quite Ger
funbbett, tanr mtrft Du .sut ausiebsna. glettrte
ebenb auf bte tnneren Orsane einpirtt. Gs pertreb
5uslet& Gusi&ldse, GefGpdre, Fle&ten unb {cnittee
nnrentsteiten ber Saut, unr peri4aft etneu retnsn
Tetnt. gu bdben In ter Gpotbete BON QtoIpb Dreis.
Gbrmpion & Go. so Gents bic Slaf3e.
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aprresppmbeas. s o

8prreepDmoett3. - y p II
Gbrifti, IL. Nopember '92.-6eute
Na6mittag gegen 2 nbr ereiguete ii6
cine Srag0bie, moraus Man9er ii6
cine 2ebre nebmen fann. Gin traper,
duBerit Heibiger 9euti6er, &ubolpb
zimmerman, faufte bor einigen Sab
rem eine @trede 2anbes nabe Collins
bon einem gepifen Oliper, aablte tbeils
baar, tbeils in Noten, obne iebc9 fi6
arpor unt bic Qualitdt bes 8elibtitels
gu befiimmern. llnier 8anfier 9. Sui
Iett erbielt bic Noten, lpdbrenb 3il1ts
mermann nidt Befib bonn 2anbe nebz
men fonnte. @ufett flagte bic 9foten
ein, Zimmerman perlor al iein fauer
@rporbenes unb blieb benno1 in Sui
ietts 9dnben. 3immermann f6rieb
pieberboIt an @ufett, einc friebIide
8eilegung gu er5ielen unb ioll fid cts
boten baben, feline &e6te auf bas i'm
awii6en oil @rKett iibergansene 2anb
fiir $500 aufsugeben, wobei er (3im>
naermann) $4,000 perliert. 3intmers
rtann ipolIte alio hur cine aleinigfeit
bon feinem felt 80 Sabren iauer ber=
bienten @elbe retten nnb iparnte @ulz
iett geitern briefli6, es ni6t gum Aeus
berIten 5u treiben. @ufett bat nun
3immermanns 8rief bente ben @roBs
gei6,porenen iibergeben, pppon 3im=
mermann @inb erbalt II. Oiefe lebte
9an6lunssmeiie ideint zimmerman
5ur 8er5weiflung 9etrieben gu baben,
benn als Sol. @ufett seseu 2 llbr BON
gtittag tam, trat ibm 8. auf ofener
@traBe nit benz &epolper III Der Danb
entgesen, feuerte brei Mal unb ners
wunbete ibn nur lei6t an Der re6ten
8afe, tpdbrenb cine &ugel an ber re6>
ten 6iifte bur@ ben Sod pfiff unb bic
brittle gdnalid febl ging. 3mei pa=
tronen perfagtea ben Dienit, tpprauf
3immermann entlief unb als man ibn
balten tuollte, ieinen 1erfolser nit
einem 0tener abbielt, big ct uieber ge=
laben, iporauf er bic m6rberif6e Waffe
fi6 ans Slim febte, tint iib allen tr6iz
i9en Sorgen 5u entbeben. 9ie &ugel
fam am re6ten guge ipieber bsraus
unb 3immermann mar iofort cine 2ei>
DE. @ufett 1T ein rei9er Mann, Elm
febr reider Wfann, barum ,pirb bas
Slid geprieien werben, baB 3immers
manns bur6 0er3mdflung erbobene
9anb febIgef6o1en unb nber perru6te
Wngreifer" in allen 9onarten berbammt
Derben. Zimmerman binterldBt cine
6rau unb aipei fleine 9inber. R.
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9as @eiBbier

aus Der befannten 8rauerei bon . 1 8
& u d ba der lit ein bur6aus sus
trdgl:6es unb geiunbes Getrdnf, 6as
in feiner @irtbi6aft unb in feinem
9ausbalt feblerr iollte. 9as Bier bat
fi6 einen &uf erporben melt ilber bic
8renSen San Mntonio's binaus umb
bas nit &e6t. 8eite0ungen bon auss
mdrts tuerben prompt ausgefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15

Sie 2On6oner rGinanciaI 9ielps~
i9dBt bic Sumine, tpel9e tpdbrenb Der
@bicagoer Weltaustellung bon fremben
8eiudern in Sen Ser. Staten gelais
len perben wiirbe. auf 81 ,25O, coo, 600
ab. 9(uBerbem tpiirbe europdii6es Sea-
pitel in nod nidt au bere1nenber 96be
in ben Ser. Staatem 9(nlagc fu6em.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
,. aapitel.

@obl cine Stunoc Batts Sapmo IN
Der gla6t Sli lpanSern, nm feline Oiitts
gu errriden. 9lls er bem glofbaus
ndbcr fam, gcwabrte er itaunenb, bas
ourh bic hllbofIene Tbiir nnS baa
tleine 6eniter Der rOtbli6e Sdein zines
9erbfeners leudtete. User mar su
Gait sefolnmen? Gr beidlsuniste ieine
Sdritte. gor Der Tbiir ftsllts sr ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15

5reS. 3ingel, 6 aontratto r
nn0 9 usll tern ebmer, empfieblt
fi6 benz bauluitigen publifum. 9at
bas Nlamo 8eriiderungsz @eielli6afts>
Oebdube mnb anbere groBere 8auten
aufgefiibrt. Office 1923 Noe 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
& II Ser @inbertube.

Ser fleine aarl (ber foeben Yriigel
befommen, ipeil er iein S6welter6en
geidlagen bat): rWenn i6 ni6t ein>
nal mebr bic 9lnna i6lasen barf, bann
pfeif' i'd auf fbas ganoe Gamilienleben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15
: Baul Geroulebe. Der befannte

fran3oiiide Heoande Oi9ter unb
@rlnoer Der patriotenzGiJa, Der f6Ln
tett eiHiger 3eit leibenb mar. lit am
Werfolgunass Wabniinn erfranft. Sa
er aud 4nfdlle bon. 5obiu9t bat, miro
ielne Heberfiibrnng in cine SrrcnsAn.
holt taum gu permeiben iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15

mir iinnen unfsreu eeIern Tr guu's Sunens er.
rnp tn alien Sdsn oufen unb 6rtdliuus anraibeu.
VI teitet nur 25 Gents unb ieee Saide III saranttr
cine Sur berbetjuiabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15

S6idt Cure @ecepte su 8 + n
u. 4 d, farmers Drug Store.
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Giae Cur fir s,heumattsmus.

Or. g. u. Sfimner BON Serartana,
Irt., TT elm gana entbuiiaitif6er gers
ebrer bon @bumberlains rpains8alm".
gr gebrau9te bie'en S6mersen Ball
iam gesen &beumatismus unb iast:
sd finbe, baB bies bas bette locale
Seilmittel bagegen it," 3u baben
in San 9lntonio 1T ben 9lpotbes
ten bon s. &alteper & Son, Ooip=
ling & 6loob, S. g. Sod, u. DreiB,
.. S6u6arb, &. Gobn & Co., s. 8.
9arriion unb aalteper & S6udarb.
- 0ie fran3olii6e 0eputirtenfams
mer bat nit 3l8 gegen 211 Stimmen
bas @orrebf Der Weinsii6ter abges
t6afft, bon eiitem Sbeil ibrer geins
grnte abgabenfrei 2llfobol gu fabri>
ciren.
= Wdbrenb ber periloilenen Wo6e
limb in Deri6iebenen StdbteM 0ollanbs
70 periouen on ber Gbolera geftorben.
= 9u6 bic fran3ohi6s preKe iubis
lirt iiber ben Sieg Der bemotratiI6en
partei in ben Ser. Staaten.
= Sm iiibliden llngarn linb im
2aufe Der perf1oIienen 90ode ilber
flirf3ig perionen an Der @bolera ges
ftorben.
obernes 5ittenbiI6.
S6wiegerpater s..... Sd bin ruis
nirt-9lles if perloren. ...."
S6wiegeriobn: ySm. 49,. bann
bdtten mir ia quali aug 2iebe sebeis
ratbet2."
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= -@robe Gr6ffnnn9-= F.
lzz 3,ue1paarcn=9fp arttment6. =

6rofe Grohnun9 Ger Perbnmaaren> 2lustelur1o!
Q3robe Gr0fnano Ser Danen 11ldntel 2lusdellu,aol
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Sic YltB1uaaren 9(1tsftell,ttta.

5t auslluns 1T je0enaas bic ri6tasfe bic emals bier In
Der pueDaarsn> 9raa4s u ic9en spea it, Ns If uaumt
m0rOen um albe u elmer adnmoen seaal. nere Nobea>
Oamen Suite nb aus ben airs BET babmten MObinneu Der
tonansbenOen sabte. sene Dame wb bi Nubeiteu ubne
@ntsadm heran nnen Dabet nb bic pree duber mdsia.
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ltniere 9nmem W3ii1ttel 9lmsjteIlum,

Man tOmme uns a6erseuse & bur ben snsn Aaeentn
oer SerblafenSa 5etaltsfe unes sases mpenaer Dast
Ndntel* llmbdnse Maae pel sadm, Mantel gntuupu
BON Mtn< eunf< uno afraaan>pe ride Samdntel mtf1
bebt in Zen neue Taeons. Wufe unc Seas ber M unb III
ben plhisosnlm prein Mau pniis Bic auaitat br Waan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-15

Ole
Wodentli4e 6reie Srtkt inr strGs
erf1eint
ieoeu ponntraag
unb toitet
$3.50 fit baS Jahr obet @1.26 III
q Wnnate In 0cransbesasINuA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22

WHILE the leaders of Mr.. Cleve-
lands Campaign are very solicitously
anxious to have the Union Veterans
believe that the Elk President is very
friendly (2) to them, it is no less
the fact, that there were no State
papers issued during Mr.. Cleveland's
Administration, IN which there was
such a studied effort to be funny"
at the old soldiers expense, as in his
pension vetoes.
In the case of his veto of the
pension OF Andrew J. Wilson, he
said:
Whatever else may b said OF
this claimants achievements during
his short military career it must be
conceded that he accumulated a
great deal of disability.
In the case of Alfred Denny;
.---1aEh4- ,r..sohAr OF instances in which
those of our soldiers who rode
horses during the war we're in;ufed
by being thrown forward on their
saddles indicates that those saddles
were very dangerous contrivances.
In the case of John w. Ferris:
The ingenuity developed in the
constant and persistent attacks upon
the public treasury by those claim
ing pensions, and in the increase Of
those already granted, is exhibited
In bold relief by this attempt to in
clude sore eyes among the results of
diarrheoa.
Let old veterans read these care
fuliY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22
ELKTON. OCTOBER 90. 1892.
TIE AMERICAN DOCTRINE.

The things that Ve cannot
make for ourselves or pro-
d1tce for o,trseJUes zUe must
buy elsewhere, and, there
fore, 1Oe 1Oa7ot no tGI upon
them, but the things We can
produce among ourselves
and for ourselves, 1t is ecoza-
onay for our people to buy
from each other, and If the
foreign producer Wa7ats to
enjoy a7a7: part of this mar
let he must be SUBJECT to the
terms Toe shall taI in the
interests of our ozO7a c0167o-
trynae7a. This is the principle
Of protection. That is the
principle Of our country
first and our cOUat7yDae7a
first. That is the principle
of home and family. That
is the doctrine of true
.AnaericauisDa. - Governor
MKiHIey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22

Mr.. LAIRD in his speech at Odd
Fellows Hall in this town on Tues
day evening attacked the protective
system upon the statement, that the
average profit of Manufacturers in
this Country was IS per cent. He
was frank enough to admit that his
computation was based upon the
census returns of 1880. Opposed
to this declaration of Mr.. Laird is
that of Mr.. Edward Atkinson one Of
the most careful and intelligent
statisticians in this Country who
says, that there have been no e.
eessive 6,o1fts covering a long period
either in the textile or metal indus
tries OF this Country, that have been
stimulated by protective tariff. y
Which is the better authority of the
two, Mr.. Atkinson or Mr.. Laird !?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22
HOME TESTIMONY TO THE
POINT.

An ounce of fact is worth
more than a pound of argu-
ment, and we ask the free
trade orators and Editors of
Cecil County to take the testl-
mony of a single ''home' con-
sumer, as to the effect of the
Mckinley bill, on the price of
tin and tin cans.
In the presence ola number
of persons in the town Of
Elkton, Mr.. Samuel H. Miller
a reputable gentleman, and a
good Democrat, and who is
engaged in the business OF
packing fruits and vegetables
this season principally toma-
toes-said publicly last week
"TAat tariff or no tariff, /
haze bought tin cans this year
cheaper than ever 6et0re2'
This is important home
testimony, and is OF more
weight in the issue now pend
ing before the voters of Cecil
County, than a whole Cam
paign-full of Democratic anti
tariff and tree trade speeches.
Now gentlemen, Demo
cratic campaign orators, and
Democratic campaign Editors,
just candidly admit, does not
this testimony of Mr.. Miller's
knock away, the very last
shadow of argument, that the
tariff is a tax, and increases
the price of the article to the
consumer, by just the amount
OF the duty?
Tin was the last article left
you to talk about. 1t had
been proved thousand times
over, that the effect of the
tariff was to eventually cheap
en- the article on which the
duty was placed, but you still
continued to cry; Tin! Tin!
TIM, and now this is swept
away.
Oh pshaw, why don't you
confess it, and join the army
of protection to American
industry?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22

IT is said that a number of spec,
ulators are following up Democratic
calamity orators in the West buying
up mortgages. When a Demo-
cratic orator has made his delivery,
describing the manifold misfortunes
and calainities of the people, show
ing how they are all going to
destruction by reason OF Republican
policies, these spectators print the
speech and circulate it as largely as
possible, and then go around buying
mortgages at such a discount as
they can obtain. This is certainly
an interesting result of the Demo
cratic calamity campaign.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22
Tuesday, the 9th of November, 1892,

iuSoNuJI s'S os' VI '0fS'SS'3 we
(being the first Tuesday after the fist Monday.
at the usual places of voting in the several Elec
ton Districts OF Cecil county, as follows
In the F.rst Election District at G. Gil
ton;
In tho Second Election District, at
Chesapeake City;
In the Third Election District, at En-
ton;
In the Fourth Election District, at
Fair Hill;
In the Fifth Election District, at North
East;
In the Sixth Election District, at Ris
ing San;
In the Seventh Election District, IL
Port Deposit;
In tho Eight Election District, N
Mount Pirastnt;
In the Ninth Election District, at Cal
vert.
And the Election to be held is for the purpose
OF electing.
Eight Presidential Electors, to cast
the vote of the State of Maryland for
one person for President of the United
States and one person Tor Vice President
of the United States, in continuity to the
Constitution of the United States and of
the State Of Mary land; and
Oue person to represent the Second
Congressional Districs Of Maryland in
the Fifty-third Congress of the United
States.
The Polls will be opened at eight'o clock in the
morning, and closed at six O'Clock in the evening
Rs-The Return Judges are required and d-
rected to make their return on The second day
Thursday following the election to the Clerk of
the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county.
GEORGE 4. MCKINNEY
Cctl5it Sheriff OF Cecil county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22
THE abolition of the tax

THE abolition of the tax OF ten
per cent on State Bank circulation
as proposed by the National Demo
cratic platform means a return to
the State wild cat bank system.
Under that system Maryland had
forty Banks, all at an average dis
count OF one fourth of one per cent,
one at IS per cent discount, the notes
of another declared to be bogus, and
those of two others totally unstable.
This is the system the Democratic
of the National Banking
system propose to give the people
instead of the best currency in the
world which they now enjoy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22

Choicest foreign and home
weave goods, and tape, shears
and needle artists who have
the knack and the will to do
the work right. Suits, SIS,
$50, SIS, $40; Trousers, $3.50,
S. and $40.
jOHN WANAMAKER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22

THE Rev. DR.. Rainsford of New
York prominent clergyman of the
Protestant Episcopal Church is max
ing stump speeches for the Demo
cratic ticket. This is the same
clergyman who advocates Church
Drinking Saloons as cure tor intern
Derance
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22
THEY DON'T AGREE,

The Democratic can President Buchanan,
didate forVice President in his annual message
at Bloomington, Ill, to Congress, Dec. 3, 1857,
Aug. q, 1892, says: says:
The decade and 1--WE have possessed
half extending from the all of the elements OF
passage OF the low tariff national wealth in rich
law OF 1916 to the begin abundance. and yet,
ming OF our civil war Notwithstanding Il
has been truly called these advantages, our
the golden period Of country, in Its monetary
our history. The cost interests, is at the pre-
of the necessaries OF life sent moment in de-
had reached the mini plorable condition. In
mum, and at no time IN the midst of unsurpass-
our history was Iteasier ed plenty in all the
to support a family. productions OF agricul-
The farmer, the me- ture, and in all the ele-
chanic, the day laborer ments of national
alike realized the bene- wealth, we find our
iii OF low taxation. = \ manufactures suspen-
Our manufactures did ded, our public works
not languish. The fires retarded, our private
did not go out in our enterprises of different
furnaces. The wheels kinds abandoned and
and spindles were not thousands of useful
idle in our great hives laborers thrown out OF
ofindustry The demand employment and re-
for labor not less duced to want
ened, or its value
deprecated"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-22
A Challenge.

ResOlUed, That in the campaign of
education (?) now pending before the
people, Democratic orators in Cecil
county do not tell the truth.
Will any available Democratic orators
debate the affirmative of this nrorosit;on
before an audience at Odd Fellows u.,,o
Eiktop, Oct. 20, 1892.