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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-12-17

Mr.. Murray said the committee OF
| legislation appointed at the last meeting
mad worked earnestly, but he regretted
to say with no result. He added tina
they were treated courteouslypy mem berl
aud committees of the Legislature, but
when they asked for anything that con
fIcted with party aspirations they were
defeated every time.
He strongly oondemed tho removal OF
Major AlVord from the presidency of the
Agricultural College "as against the
protest of the State Grange, many sub
ordinate oranges and leading farmers Of
the State
MIR. N. p. Manly, of Elkton Grange,
treasurer, reported the amount in the
treasurer TO be $40.
The secretary's report showed IA
grangers, with membership of 1880.
which is about the same as last year.
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COQ19atg Ne7Ds.
Port Deposit Items.

PORT DEPOSIT, Dec. IL, 1892.
The w. G. T. U. dedicated their hal
Monday night. Rev. Adam Stengle mad
Inc opening prayer, also made shor
address and presided. Mr.. w. w. Reynold.
read history OF the old building which
was an exceedingly interesting paper and
finely prepared. The building was the frs,
Methodist Episcopal Church, the ground
I was given by the parents of the late Hon.
D. A. j. Creswell. the deed being dated in
1879 and the circuit thenlwas composed of
parts OF Maryland, Delaware and PsnpsyI
! wanna, and the regular pastor preached
here once In four weeks and other Sab5aths
were supplied by local brethren. TIE other
addresses were made by VIM. b. Steel,
sam uei A Reynolds and John NJ. McClen.
ahan. The ladies had the room painted
and papered and in she near future hone IN
have it opened as reading room for young
people.
On Tuesday night the Young PEOPLES
temperance Association met in the W, C.
L. U. hall and had an excellent programme
out the stormy weather prevented a yery
large attendance
The Tome Memorial Episcopal Sunday
School will hold their Chrstm as entertain
ment in the church Tuesday night Dec.
zHh and the committee are getting up a
programme that will be interesting to |
large and small
Rev a. L. Sathern who was invited to |
o0cohe the pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church. Informed the elders that hs will let
mem Know early in January whether he
Will accept the call or not. 1t is thought
le will accept the call.
DIR. ii. w. Hopes aud Miss jesse Rey.
holds were married in Ba fillmore Wedpes.
lay evening. We wish the couple pleasant
Quincy over the sea of life.
humor says that two of five young ladies
Our town will be married in January to
,ltimore gentlemen.
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Memorial Resolutions.

Memorial resolutions on the death of
Brother Nelson Mcdowell who departed
out of this life November Goth 1892, age
70 years months and 90 days.
WHEREAS, it hath pleased our Heaven
iy Father in his wise and good provi-
deucs suddenly to remove from our
midst by death, our beloved Brother in
Chris. and Father in Israel Nelson
Mcdowell, therefore as a slight testi
monial of our high appreciation of bis
life and memory we ordain the following
resolutions,
Resolued, That in the death of Brother
Mcdowell the Methodist Protestant
Church at large has lost valuable
member, advocate, friend and supporter.
ResolUed, That we recognize in his
death the church of which our Brother
was a member for fifty years has lost
one its earliest organizers, its most self
sacrificing and generous contributor, an
untiring worker auxiously watching its
career and who was in every way
obedieut and loyal to all the trusts she
imposed upon him.
ResOled, That in the death of this
emphatically good man Rowlandvills
| ClECulG duu especially l1oilh Suu'SA
in all depar tmentS has been deprived o
the presence of one whose pious example
long Christian experience and influence
and judcious counsel will be greatly
missed.
Resolued, That we tender to the famil,
of the deceased and especially to his scr
ly afflicted widow our hearty condolenc
and pray most devoutly for sustaining
and com forting grace to be administered
to her
Il Res0lued, That as further mark @
our respect and affection for the memor
of our dear departed Brother that cop
of these resolutions be framed and sus
pended upon the walls of Harmony N
p. Church, and that copy be sent
the afflicted widow and also to tn
Methodist Protestant and Cecil count
: papers for publication. COMMITTEE.
Z The foregoing preamble and resolution
9 were unanimously adopted by Harmon
i. Methodist Protestant Church and SUI
n day School at a meeting held on the s.
] day of December A. D. 1892.
il J. w. MORRIS, Pastor.
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ATHLETICS.
Warren 4, iIIktOn o.

In spirited and exciting game of foo
ball played Oh the Elkton Fair Grounds
on Saturday afternoon last the Warren
Athletic Club Reserve team of Whining
ton, won hard fought victory from the
eleven ofthe EIkton Athletic Association.
Warren's rush line averaged at least
fifteen pounds more than the Elkton men
whose approximate weight was 155
pounds. Against these odds Eikton played
a brilliant game, which resulted in the
score OF to 0. A touchdown was secured
In the first halt by Roberts from which,
Lemaister failed to kick goal. During
the second half the ball was in play
principally on Warren's territory, but
EiktoD was unable to force the oval for
a touchdown nearer than the % ward
line. The visitors were strengthened by
players from other clubs while Elktcn
Was obliged to place two substitutes on
the field In important positions. The
playing of Wilson for Ekton and that |
OF Roberts of Warren were the features
Of the game,
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tH6 game.
Town Council.

| Inc Town Commissioners were in
session ON Wednesday evening. Full
board present.
The Bailiff reported $50 collected to.
ward the purchase of fire alarm bell
A. NJ. Strickland was ordered to ascertain
the size of the bell needed to be placed in
the belfry.
Secretary ordered to notify the Mary
land Water Company to repair streets at
mum oer of places throughout the own
where the ground has settled over the
water mains.
Petition received from w. B. Realey
and Others asking that crossing be
placed on Main street opposite the livery
office OF Edward Taylor. Same not
granted.
A number of bills were examined and
ordered to be paid.
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Lanes Family Medic
moves the bowels each d@5. In order t.
be healthy this is Necessary.
Leather and Rubber Boots and Shoes.
w. ID. PRICE.
Ihe holiday season is pre- eminently a
ring season and if you are in want of some
thing handsome in rings Alrch has them.
Insure your property with Manly
Drennen. 5,16tf
A solid oak chamb Der suit of seven pieces
for S24.95 Call aud see them at r. Marsh
bank s. Son.
Manly DIennen insures live stock
against fire and lightning in first class
onp anles at low rates. 5,16tf
Use Ajax Paints for durability and Gual
ty. 1t stands along with any on the market
and 20 per cent less in price, which is an
item. For sale by Carbart & Co, Zion, Md.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Nob1 7tf
Happy and content is home with "The
Rochester, lamp with the light of the
morning. Catalogues, write Rochester
Lamp Co., New York.
Head swimming prices for the following
four quart Enterprise Lard Press, S3.9s:
No. II Enterprise Sausage Chopper, only
l.99, at Carhart & Co.'S
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County Commissioners.
The County Commissioners were in Sc
sion on Tuesday and Wednesday. TT
full Board was present

The County Commissioners were in ses
sion on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tn
full Board was present.
The Treasurer submitted his month";,
report, showing the receipts and expeudi
lures for the month to be as follows. Re-
ceipts, %, 1872 10; disbursements, SIG. $40 90
cash balance on hand, $50, 241.O3.
A number of claims were examined
passed and ordered to be paid
The Board WAS reorganized Inv tina s,ao
ton OF Mr.. Andrew Anderson as President
Ordered, that G. II. Smith be and il bershv
appointed Clerk for one year from Janparv
l. 1888. The Board adjourned for the dav.
WEDNESDAY.
The clerk submitted Il statement ot ,hs
financial Condition Of the county at tbs
Close Of business December II. 1899 which
was as follows:
Total Receipts to date GO mn -,
Total Disbursements. iS S' SSo 90 90
Baiance Cash on Hand....... s9n on 90
Total available assets for the use of the 10
county, during balance OF the wear s77 os2 =,
basis ~ taxation, $l49IO,599. Tax rate. 81 cents
MT ueofgs Turner appeared before tie
board and requested the Commissioners to
place some gravel on the south side of tha
puoiic ROAD from the Red Mill to the Land. |
ins lahe' for the accommodation of those
liVins along the line of said road. Ordered |
that Mr.. Malvern Jones be and il bars,,r
authorized to grade aud gravel the soptb
SIDE OF said road at a COST mot m ax,o,o, o,-
Ordered, that b. b. Price be and is bars
by appointed bridge tender for the term If
ne year from January l, 1893
claim of George e. McKenDey. az sbsr;e
or 1892 - was examined and after a.,,o,
ny sol'zo Tor sundry items, the same was
'assed and ordered to be pad.
fetltlon of Thomas Pearce and otbers
raging the appointment of Andrew Soho
eld as bridge tender of the Sassafras river
ridge was received and filed.
Petition of W. j. f. Hart prayinp n
emission OF part of the cost incurred in
'se OF State VS.. W. j. f. Hart was
kamined and approved.
report of f. c. Sidwell showing the
rogress made in piking the public road in
'e Ninth district, from the crossroad at
'seph Gifford's to the road at Samuel r Z
70" ms was examined and approved. h
fetitlon of M. S. McNamee praying the
to pay Elton Smith S11. the b
nount OF the last quarter OF his claim for q
g road work in the Sixth district, was l.
nsldered aud action deferred.
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:. VI Il hIss, 1T IOVe beginning y
sings the poet, and bis sentiment il tru,
WITH one possible exception. If either party
mas the catarrh, even loves kiss loses il,
sweetness. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy il
a sure cure for this repulsive nd DISTRESSING
ainictlon. By its mild, soothing, antiseptic
cleansing and healing properties, it cures
.ne worst cases. $500 reward offered for an
incurable case.
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were inferred in tho Cherry Hill NJ. E
Church cemetery yesterday.

were Inferred in the Cherry Hill NJ. E.
Church cemetery yesterday.
w, j. Jones, Esq, attorney, sold at
mortgages sale at the Court House door
on Tuesday, the farm of John T. Rutter
situated in the Seventh district and about
half mile from the Woodlawn camp
ground. The property contained 1891
acres of land. 1t was purchased BY John
W. Williams for $500. A. P. Shockley.
auctioneer.
Tho large barns and other outbuildinps
on the farm Of Capt. Andrew Woodall. of
Georgetown, Kent county, were totally de
stroyed by fire Saturday last together with
six horses, some other stock, a quantity of
grain and provender and a large stock of
farming implements. Tie farm is situated
on Knights Island in Sassafras river which
divides Cecil and Kent counties, Thu
amount of loss or the origin Of the fra IL
not stated. Insurance $4,000.
As William Bsattie of West NOTHING.
ham was driving through the woods on hi,
property on Thursday afternoon of las,
week the wagon wheel ran on a stump. tn.
jolt throwing Mr.. Beattie out and IN.
wheels passed over his legs fracturipp both
bones close to the ankle. Mr.. Bsatris b.,
contracted to furnish the poles for the O.,
ford, Pa, Electric Light & Power Com
pany and which will be used on the strss,
Of that town.
The following Is the programme for tn
January meeting of the Port Deposit Ts,c
ers Association: Music. Mrs. J. B. AIR
hams; Essays, Mr.. VIM. Maxwell snd MI,
BERTHE Graham; Recitation, Miss Nav p,
ney; Reading, Miss Berthe Kidd and NJ,
Belle Vanneman; Question for discussion
Resolved, "That the Indians were w,o,
fully disposessed of their land" dispu,an,
Eugene Reynolds, Miss Mary Patton. !
Crothers, M. ]. Hanna, T. W. Currisr a,
Miss Ida Gerry. Theo. W. Currier sso
The Women's Home Missionary soo,.
of the Elkton M. E. Church held an I'M,
esting meeting in the main audiencs -,
of the church on Thursday night NJ
John Perkins pi esided, with the n,
ofiicerslof the society, Mrs. James H 90,
Miss Mary and Miss Lizzie Walmslsv
the platform. The exercises opened vi,
Bible reading by Mrs. Perkins. fo,,o,
by selection by the choir, when Mr..
M. Browne, of Middletown, DEL, pre,id
of the Wilmington Conference Soc;etv ,
an interesting paper, whiSh. was foll
by trio by the Misses Terrell and
Colvin, Mrs. Eva Harvey presiding a
organ. Mrs. Scott then read an in.ere
selection, which was followed /
duet by Misses Carrie Ricketts, and
Perkins. The Thank offering motto; =
read by Miss Lizzie Walmsley
Woods closed the exercises by ne s.,
forcible address. Howard AZ you
vinsinger, John Terrell and A1xcss
acted as ushers. The COLLECT
to about S14. The sosiet 90
excellent work, Its genera
for the past year amountin.
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drawn as follows:
The juries were
GRAND JURY.

Joseph T: Reed and W. S. were absent O.
account of sickness
: The trial docket, 1913 cases, was called
and 81 cases continued, II marked
trial, marked ''off," 2 marked "open,
and Judgment entered in 6.
The appeal docket was then called and
IA cases continued, { marked trial, put
on the stet docket and judgment rever.
ssd in the case, of Pearce vs.. Broughton.
The witnesses in the appeal ease of
State VS.. Jacob A. Howard were dis,
charged. the case being continued.
E. NJ. Allen, Esq, of the Hartford bar
was admitted to practice at the Cecil
bar.
Appeal case No. 10, j. II. Hess vs..
Robt. Crow. Verdict of So rendered in
favor of Hess. Appellee to pay costs of
case.
Appeal cases Nos. 16 and II. Tweed
vs.. Hess, and Tweed VS.. Davis. Tried
before the Court, aud judgments rever-
sed in both cases. judgment for appel
lants, and costs above and below.
Appeal case No. 10. Arthur A.
Msckie VS.. Alexander Gregg. Trial by
jury. Suit to recover wages amounting
to sS5. r. G. Tbackery, appeared for
Mackie, and L. H. Hess for Gregg. Case
continued.
Grand Jury found a presentment
against Charles Reed, colorcd, of Elkton
charged with the larceny of s762 from
Henry Bennett also colored. A present.
msnt also found against James Mitchell
Cooper, colored of Chesapeake City,
charged with stealing horse from John
I. Beaston
Court adjourned at 3 D. m,
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Star Route Contra

The contracts for carrying H.
throughout the State of Mar
other than steamboat and railro
during the next four years b,
awarded by the Postoffice Dep
The awards for Cecil county
follows:
From Conowingo to Darling
back, twelve times week, G. G
for $40 per annum.
Barkdale Station and Cowen
Appleton and back, twelve time
s. NJ. McArthur, 500.
Warwick to Sassafras, 3 mile
six times a week, c. G. Steele,
Elkton, by Cherry Hill, and
to townsville, $50 miles and b
times a week, F. 8. Smith, $685.
Elkton to Chesapeake City,
and back, 10 times week, j.
ton, for $l6s.
| Elk Neck to North East, Mo
and back, six times a week, G.
$50.
Port Deposit, byWoodlawn.
Theodore and Pennington, I
Sun, 1887 miles and back, si'
week, c. G. Steele, $3.50.
Rowlandsville, by Conowing
ton, Greensboro, Dublin,
Maceton, Prospect, Cooper ane
, Md, to West Bangor, Pa, 20
back, six times a week, F. o
$3.50.
North East, by Leslie, Bay
l Zion, to Calvert, $50 miles ant
f times a week, J. A. Falls, $23!
f Earlville, by Cecilton and
!. Md, to Middletown, Del, IL
S back, six times week, f.
g S22S.
S Pleasant Hill to Leeds l.75
d back, six time week, P. F.
If s9s.
Mount Pleasant, Delawar
d Augustine, Md, to Town z
], miles and back, six times a v
N F. Patton, S271.
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OThans' Court.

The orphanourt for Cecil County
was in session. Tuesday and Wed-
nesday OF TIL week. Present, Hon.
James McCauh Chief Judge and Hon.
David I. Da'iAssociate Judge.
Sundry claim were examined and
passed,
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Killed AT His Work.

Russell Craig a colored man who
formerly lived in Elkton was instantly
killed at Delaware junction near Will
mington on Saturday afternoon by being
struck by train on the Delaware
division or the P. w. & B. Railroad.
Craig was employed as section hand on
the road and when the train approached
was spiking casting on the outer rail
and lingering on the track too long was
struck while in the act of stepping of.
A deep wound was inflicted on the back
of his head otherwise the the body was
not mutilated. He was a single man
about 81 years and resided at Newport
| Del.
He had been in the employ OF th'
company for five years and was regarded
as one of the most reliable men in TIN
section gang.
An inquest was held on Sunday alter
noon and a verdict of accidental deaf
rendered. The unfortunate man wa
the son of the late Joe Craig, respecte
colored man OF this town. The remain
were brought to Elkton on MONDAY an
inferred on Wednesday.
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As the name indicates, Halls Veget
Sicilian Hair Remover is remover OF
hair, including its growth, health yout
cctor, and beauty. 1t will please you.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
W'ler she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
"hen he had Children. she gave them Castorse
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EYNOLDS.-At 4O4 N Carey St
baltimore, on Wednesday, December "a 1902
by Kew. Louis E. Barrett, OF Wilmington Con-
ference, Or: Howard W. Hopes, of Port Deposit
Nd, and Miss Jessie Reynolds oil Baltimore
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ACCOUNTS PASS

The first and final acGt
E. Fannie Lockhart, axet.
Hammersmith and distris "
~ same. frst and fpa}n ST
10y Wallace admPunt
John Bristow and distrib'of
on same; first and final ac''ft
Henry Haines' executor u
Haines and distribution Hu
same; first and final accoun o
S. Everist, executor of Maici'
and distribution struck on q,
and final account of G. Witt
kins, executrix of John Perkir
Court adjourned to meet \
session in January, 1898. b
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BoNLPPRoyED.

Bond of Benjaa L. Caldwell, ad
ministrator of a1ry Jones: bond @
Timothy P. Dine. administrator O
Morris Devip Bond of Matte ]
Whittock,. atnistrator of -Ahra.
Whittock; Bond of Rsuben NJ :.
administrator G. T. A, oiSinn W
of George E. McKenney, as S' b
| Cecil county. fif
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Hied.

Confectionery, Fruits and Nuts.
W. D. PRICE.
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Business Locals,

Blankets Quilts, Flannels, Heavy Unde,
wear, etc. W. D. PRICE.
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Coughing Leads to Consumption.
hemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. Ask your friends about it,
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~. NJ.
IS her friends at euchre ON Tuesday even
inc at her residence on West Main street.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Writ Mr., and Mrs. j. M. Tucker, Miss
blanche Bolton, of Baltimore; Miss Mollie
II Drennen, Miss Lille Tuite, G. r. Foard,
n NJ. Mccullough and Richard Reese.
In compliment to her guest Miss Blanche
Bolton. of Baltimore. Miss Mollie L.
o,s,ren on Wednesday evening enter
..;nsd numb Der of her friends at progress
s;ro hearts. Miss Elsie E. TulI received the
srs, ,ady's prize, and Mr.. c. r. Foard the
g., 9sntlemau's The BOBBY rewarded Mr.
w Mitchell. Her guests were: MT
.,d Mrs. George B. Kerfoot, Mr.. and Mrs
Iahn Writ, Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Mitchell
~ and Mrs. John NJ. Tucker, Miss Elsie
= Tu,I Miss Eloise Walmsley. Messrs
c.,,,ss R. Foard, Richard Reese, George
A.b H. NJ. Mccullough and Clarence
| c.r;ckland.
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n, soott Fertilizer Company
me Ann annual Meeting OF the

IA . stockholders and directors OF a1 the
ros.;lizer Company held their
FerunD tho Off of the com
Ieal mee'ins an .ses ! inst. The
All in TINS sHe oper. = Or the year
( ember .a(;E5 of a very
Ri ~ oharacsss5s old board
and - reelected
~ 4 1 1s declaring
capita
s,OoO,O(
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People who have tried it, say that there
is no better m edicine tor dyspepsia than
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t NAV not give one
the stom ach of an ostrich, but it so strength
ems the ailmentary organs that digestion of
ordinary food sj,e.>sgies easy and natural.
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Tho December term of the Circuit
| Court for Cecil county convened on
Monday, Judge Frederick Stump on the
bench.
George Brown. was appointed to act
as bailiff until the Grand Jury adjourns,
vice A. Z. Shockley who was recently
anpOintaH Griar
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G loves, H andkerchiefs and Neckwear.
VI. D, PRICE,
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= CnMEoR4RLEIWELLINt,

ssaR with Five Rooms; MILL BUILDING.
l about 30x40 feet 80 stories high; Stable
&c; Fine Apple Orchard, also Cherries, Pears
Grapes and Small Fruits. The Water power is
ample, having IS feet head and fall. and III q
property is we'll supplied with excellent springs
and running streams; also with wood The neigh
DorhGod is excellent, and the location we'll
adapted for a creamery, cannery. or o.her mani
factory; The property is now occupied by Wr
iohn w. Pounds who will show it to persons
the death of the mortgsgor and at the request
MS representatives.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash on dav nj
saI paIance IN Two equal installments at six and
Twelve months from day of sale. Credit navment
70 pear interest from day of sale, and be Secured
Dy notes or bonds of purchaser with security IN he
approved by the attorney " 10
L. MARSHALL HAINES.
Attorney named in mortgage Elkton Md
Shockley L. Smith, auctioneers nost.' "u'
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Court adjourned at 3 p. m.
1890 on the bench.

on the bench.
~Gregg resumed. The
Cease Maokie VS.. C~s~-- .se =.
iourt instructed the jury that there-"s'
10 evidences legally sufficient to entitle
the appellee, Gregg, to recover.
Criminal No. 10, State VS.. Harry q.
Clayton. Dofendent charged with assault
and battery upon Mrs. Hannah j. Roof.
Tried before jury. Verdict not guilty.
A. L. Crothers for Safe, l.. ~. Haines
and C. G. Crothers for defendant.
Grand Jury found two true bills
against Thomas W. Ford charged with
assaulting w. Scott Price.
Criminal Nos, State VS.. r. Deloert
Aiken. Case assault upon Garrett
Lockerman. Case stetted.
Criminal No. 7. State VS.. William
Culinary. Case assault upon William
Fears, Jr. Trial before jury. Verdict
not guilty. A. l.. Crothers for State
Albert Constable for defendant.
Trial No. Al. A. G. Brown vs.. w. ID.
Armstrong and john Fl. Armstrong,
admrs of Walter Armstrong, dec. Case
to recover amount due Brown from John
McKelvey, which Brown claimed Arm
strong obligated upon himself. w. 5.
Evans for Brown, W. T. Warbuton for
Armstrong. Tried before jury. Case
continued on Wednesday. Court ad
journed at 3. p. m.