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Linen tor the Summer bed
interesting if you court COOL
ness In such clothes.

Linen tor the Summer bed
interesting if you court COOL
ness in such clothes.
Full 80 in bleache1 Linen Shreriue
at go equal of any 81 SEeeti G
elsewhere.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases,
22tx3s in, 81 pair. Eols'er Cases,
81 % each.
The heavey German Table
Linens are plenty once more
at least q per cent under the
regular retail market.
6patterns, 60 in heavy Drill at So
5 patterns, CO in, fine Damask a'70c
patterns, 20 in, at 500.
patterns, 6S ill.,, heavy Single
Damask at S5c.
7 patterns extra heavy German
Barbesley Double Damask, 81 in,
81; 70 in, $3.50
When Spring advances a
little more men will wear low
Shoes. The need impends.
Any day may demand them.
Skies are dark and rain is fall
ing at this writing. But sun
shine and warmth are coming
coming soon. This is the
nick of time tor bargains in
Mans I .Ow Shoes.
Bargain No. 1-Russet
Goat Laced Oxford Shoes
with opera toes, tipped They
we're So, to-day they are 81.
Bargain No. 2-Fine Calf
Laced Oxford Shoes with
opera toes, tipped. They were
So, to-day they are So.
These two sorts OF Shoes
will cost you So a pair if re-
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ELKTON, APRIL 80, 1892
THAT FREE WOOL BILL.

1t is refreshing in these days when so
much Tariff nonsense finds public ven
tilation in the daily newspapers, to
fad Democratic Journal getting off
little common sense, as in the case OF
the following which we find in the
Editorial columns of the Baltimore
Morning Herald.
After long and acrimonious debate
the Springer free-wool bill has passed
the House of Representatives and has
been unloaded upon the Senate. 1t
will 60 no father, for, even if it should
pass the Senate, President Harrison
would most certainly veto 1t, and there
is not the remotest possibility of the
measure ever becoming law.
What, then, has been accomplished by
wasting time over bill which its pro
motors never could have hoped to
enact2
The Springer bill is aimed at specl
fic point in the Mckinley tariff law. 1t
is not sweeping measure of reform IN
anysense Of that word. hut would, if
passed, put imported wool and certain
wooden goods onIthe free list, and re-
duce rates upon others. Its advocacy
and passage by the House of Repre-
sentatiyes has afforded a pretext for
tariff debate, and has been the source
OF agitation in favor of tariff reform
throughout the country. In other
words, the free-wool bill has been dis
cussed and passed for political effect,
much as it was attempted to pass free
silver bill for similar reason.
Expressed in definite terms, the
Fifty second Congress has spent about
a month in the consideration of two
proposed laws both of which were
hopelessly handicapped from the start.
This has been done at an expense to
the country of about $4,000 a day in
Congressman salares-an amount in
the aggregate about equal to the alleged
savings to the people from the repeal
of the wool tariffs. What shall be
said of legislative body which gives
itself up to the consideration of such
puerile questions for the sole purpose
of securing some political advantage in
the next Presidential campaign
A comprehensive measure of tariff
reform, cutting at the very root of the
Mckinley law and defining the position
Sssx the dominant party in the House on
the question, would have invited respect
and would have more nearly satisfied
the demands OF legitimate legislation
But these two attempts at passing
worthless laws accomplish nothing,
except to consume va!uab. time an d
assure the contempt of right-t thinking
peopL
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GENERAL u. S. GRANT.

BOrN HpfW =, To-.
Nothing ideal, plain peoples man
AT the first glance, more deliberate ken
Finds type primeval theirs in whose veins ran
Such blood as quelled the dragon in his den,
Made harmless fields and better worlds began;
He came grini-silent, saw and did the deed
That was to do: in his master grip
Our sword flashed JOYS no skill OF words could
breed
Such sure conviction as that close lamped lip;
He slew our dragon, nor, SO seemed it, knew
He had done more than any simplest man might
do JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
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Secoud.- When ready to come and see
me, send ue Telegraph Despatch and
say in it:
Semi prices on paper.
Then sign your full name aud Post
Office address.
On receipt OF your Telegram, | will
immediately send you simple aud plain
Instructions how TO see aud know nue.,
and will appoint place of meeting At
some Hotel. in some town within 90
miles of this city, |! an alive | weii
surely meet you. Don't attempt to
come on to fad me without first Telc-
graphing to me for Instructions. Send
kilograms which will be promptly re,
ceived. 10 tie enclosed address.
hops you will take no offense at the
above, il you do not like the business,
aud will trust in your honor not to do
me any hahn Please destroy this letter.
Yours respectfully
ami III strict confidence,
P. S-Ba sure aud seud your full name
and Post Office ad hes in your disps tch
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Now that Senator Palmer has sure
thing OF the Illinois delegation, he has
ceased to be a Cleveland man. He is
pushing his own boom with great vigor,
and it is not unlikely that the whole
anti Cleveland opposition at Chicago
NAV ultimately concentrate around him
as their most available man.
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JEANNE WINSTON.
At the Grand Opera House, Wilmington,
Delaware

Manager Williamson has completed arrange
ments with Mr.. S. W. Fort, OF Baltimore, for Il
short season of three nights and one matinee of
the Lyceum Opera Company, and tavorite artist,
JEANNE Winston.
Miss Winston will be supported by the Lyceum
Opera Co., composed Of the following well-known
and competent lyric artists: Miss Alice johnson,
the handsome AMI charming primma donna,
Miss Emily kean, the little soubret;e, Miss Rita
Booth, character contralto, Nettie Black soprano
Mr.. Chas. Renwick, solo tenor, Arthur Bell,
character, Chas. A. Tynell. comedian. Jas. Pax
ton, comedian, :Sam'l Partelo baritone, w. II.
Heir, Basso, and a complete chorus, together
with an Augmented orchestra. This is without
doubt the largest and most complete organIza-
ton yet engaged to support Miss Winston, and
the iayorite operas to be given will receive a
much finer rendition than ever before. The
operas selected are Fra Diavolo, La Perichole
ana Boccaccio. OIders Tor seats will be received
at the box office. This will no doubt be the fare
well OF Miss Winston, as it is her intention at
the close OF the Summer season to go abroad to
remain several years.
The company will appear May 9Th, in Fra
Diavolo; May 9th, in La Perichole; and Saturday
May 18th, in BoccacciO, with matinee.
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TWENTY THREE Republican State
Conventions have thus far chosen
delegates to Minneapolis, and with the
exception of Michigan, they have al
elected delegations which will vote for
Harrison.
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Hawkers and PeddIers.

HawkerS and Peddlers must renew their Lii
cense on OF before the first day of May as other
traders. The rates are as iJlloS, in the oountN:
To travel on loot .......... ............$l SOL 90
With one horse and wagon. ISL 90
With two horses and wagon. .............. pol 90
No such License shall he granted to any hawk
er or peddler i'll the name style of any partner
snip, or company, and but one petsJn shall trade
under any such License. a violation OF the law
subjects the offender to hne o. not less than
fifty do lars, recoverable before any Justice OF
the Peace
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The Oh1ecf
s:YHE*WHIGs'

Pre-emeatfy vGtuGofe Jor ats Local as neil as Cen
srGl Intelligence Ne0s Communications ere respect
tally solicited from all sections Of the County, in
addition to the peekty CONTRIBUTIONS Of ifs regular
corps Of correspondents. Anonymous communicd
ions triu receive no attention, the name OF the
orter being required in all cases as guarantee of
God faith.
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Vendors OF Millinery.

Females vending Millinery and other small
articles, whose stock is not over $500, to pay a
License OF $3.50; but il over that amount they
are required to pay the same License other
persons oath to be made rs to the amount Of
stock at the principal season OF the year
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The Lovers Lament.
ice is like a draining finwer

Your face is like dropping flower,
Sweetheart
l see you fading, hour by hour,
Sweetheart.
Your rounded outlines waste away,
In vain l weep, in vain pray,
What power Deaths cruel hand can stay?
Sweetheart, Sweetheart,
Why, nothing but DIR. Pierce's Favurite
Prescription. 1t imparts strength to the
failing system, cures organic troubles, and
for debilirated and feeble women genera lily -,
is unequaled. 1t dispels melancholy and
nervousness, and bulls up both flesh and
strength. Guaranteed to give satisfaction in
every Case. or money paid fer it refunded.
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A Henrietta surprise this
t1me-Black Henrlettas, ALL
wool, and IS in.
Weight, quality and lustre
every whit as good as we've
had. ST. a yard for-thous-
ands of pieces. The price is
75c.
Across the aisle, one from
hundreds-All-silk and Wool
Mexican mesh Black Grena-
dine at 65c, imported to sell
at ST.
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Billiard Tables.

a License may be granted to any person who
may apply for permits zion to keep Billiard
Table, Tor which License there shall be paid the
sum OF 5000, and Tor every additional table
S25 50.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made by ettion to the County Commissioners
OF Cecil County at their meeting on NJ AI the
10th, 1892 Tor the appointment of examiners to
view and determine the propriety of opening a
new road in the First Election District OF Cecil
County, commencing at point at or near New
Cut Il Oadr leading from CecltOn TO Earville,
and running through the lands OF H ster Jones,
Joseph Biggs, Mrs. Stephens. Chas. Hill and
Mrs. Alfred NOwlan1 until it intersects the
Freeman's mill road.
aprl6-3w
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liJanrmaker's.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1892

lb-Abr-i-i iit-'i @Nf'''' -
Swiss. Black Twilled Silks
that you should study. Two
men, our Silk man and the
Swiss manufacturer, did some
thinking, then some talking,
and now we have the logical
result in the new fabric just
from the looms.
1t has Surah effect, but IS
woven with a double tie so
that great strength is combin-
ed with lightness and lustre.
What shall we call them
Wanamaker's Tied Twill
Silks? Don't mind the name
21H in, 75c; 20 in, 81 to
$3.50. Admirable tor Sum-
mer.
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Clap a glass on this Printed
Scotch Grape. See why it's
crinkly? Some threads loose
where others draw. But
notice the threads; plump,
round, even. Honest work
in every twirl that changed
that cotton into cord.
Such a Grape will stand
banging wear and hold its
beauty. Maybe dozen de-
signs; as many more color
ings. Price? Fifteen cents.
But the makers never meant
it. Imported to sell at CSC.
Crapier still, a trifle lighter,
American, and also I5c. Thir-
teen plain colors, counting
daintiest pinks, blues, hello
tropes, reds and tans. Many
a bewitching evening dress
comes from those pretty
pieces.
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when Baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
Wher, she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
Vic she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
yhe. re had Children she gave them Castoris
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KMS OF SU BSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES

Local matter Ten Cents line for sing .-.3a.
NIryiaqe and DeGth Notices inserted srttstotIsty.
Obituaries triH be charged haU the usual rat Of
TRANSIENT local matter.
Transient rdtes-Eight ceEiS line for one, and
-Four cents a line for eperg additional insertion.
Que inch of space counted as Thceiue lines One
eolsmn, Flpe Dollars per inch, one year -Four
changes aotced TO yearly advertisers without addi
ionGl charge.
The circulation of The Wing being among the mos
Intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the ADJOINING
counties OF Maryland, Pennsylvanid and Defai0dre,
proprietor confidently recommends it to Business
Men as a most desirable medium tor ren'unerdtipe
advertising. To maintain its high standard as
family Journal offensive or Objectionable ndver
tssements tcilI be admitted at any price.
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NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS.
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made by petition to the County Commissioners
of Cecil County AZ their meeting on MAY 10th,
1892, Tor the appointment OF examiners 70 view
and determine the propriety of opening a new
road in the 3rd Election District of Cecil County
commencing at point below X. NJ. Mickey s
house on the road leading from John Y Daniels
TO James I. McCullough's to point on the road
leading from the New Leeds road to Boudens
Chapel. through the lands Of William X. Holt,
John White and Slmuei Lindsey.
aprl6-3w
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Any person who -hall make il his business to
deal in any manner on his own account, or ior
others, in the purchase and sale OF stocks bills,
notes. bank notes, or other Obligations, shall be
deemed and taken to be IL broker. The rates are
as lollUwS:-
Exchange Broker. 800 81
Stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 81
Bill - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. 80 81
The following Act, chapter 49, page S62-en-
titled AN Act to add to the 10TH section OF Ar
tice 3D. OF the Code OF Public General Laws, a
subsection, requiring License to enable any
person to act as Real Estate Broker, provides
That any person applying Tor the same an I
paying the sum OF nifty dollars may obtain "A Lii
cense Tor carrying the business OF Real Es-
tate Broker, and any individual, cU-partuerShip
finn who AL carry on the business OF a Real
Estate Brok without a License, shall be subject
To the penalties imposed upon other Brokers by
section seventeen OF this article
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" Pride Of England "
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Daniel l.. Baldwin VS. Georgeanna Ray Baldwin
IN the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In Equity
No. lI5l.

The object of this suit is to procure decree
divorcing the plaintiff from the defendant a
rinculo mdtrfmonn.
The bill states that the plaintiff and defendant
were married on the 18th day OF February, 1877;
that although the conduct Uf the plaintiff towards
the defendant has been proper and above re-
proach, the said defendant without Just cause,
abandoned the plaintiff aud now resides beyond
the Jurisdiction of this Court in the city Of Wash
ington or elsewhere; that such abandonment has
continued uninterruptedly for more than three
years and is deliberate and final, and the separa-
tion of the parties is beyond reasonable expecta-
ton OF reconciliation; that two children were
born to said parties from said marriage, both OF
whom now living.
The bill prays for a divorce pincuio Hldtrin0nft
and that the custody of said children may be
awarded to the plaintiff.
1t is thereupon, this 2sth day of April, 1892,
ordered by the Circuit Court for Cecil County, in
Equity, that the plaintiff. by causing copy OF
this order to he inserted in some newspaper,
published in said Cecil County once in each OF
Jour successive weeks beiOre the 3lst day OF May,
in the year 1892 give notice to the said absent
defendant OF the object and substance oil this Dill,
warning her to appear in this Court in person or
by solicitor on or before the 10th day OF June
next, to show cause, if any she has, why decree
ought not to be passed as prayed.
JAMES T. GRAHAM,
Trne Copy- Clerk.
Test: JAMES I. GRAHAM,
a3o st Clerk.
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The A. nj. f.. Conference,

The A. Nj. E. Conference.
Toe seventy tifLh session Of tie Bllti
more Conference of the Airical Metho-
dist Episcopal Church which began in
this town on Tuesday the niueteenth in.
slant, closed on Monday LIST. The
thanks CT the Conference were voted to
the CECIL WING for its report of toe
proceedings of the Conference, and Bishop
Aruett announced the appointments for
the ear as follows:
Baltimore District Key. James T. Norris,
Presiding Elder-Bethel Church. Baltimore, j..
H. A. johnson; Waters Chapel, Baltimore, J. w.
Robinson; Easton. ). H. Cooper; Cambridge,
Charles Bourne; Cecilton. J. w. Diggs: Chester
town, +. 5. Dennis: ElKton, I. Wellington
Thurston; Denton. w. w. Wilson; UnionvIlle, J.
b. Warner; Piney Neck, W. Ii. Williams; POGO
moke City, ]. X. Henry: Port Deposit, George w.
Brodie; Centreville, J. H. Ruftin; Chesapeake
Vienna J. b. Brown, A. A. Murray: Ivorytown,
+. "A. Seaton; Crisheld, G. W. Nicholson; Ridgely.
]. w. Brantley; Hughes Mission Jacob Hall;
Sparrow's Point, William Chew; Church Hill, N.
NJ. Blown.
Potomac District John II. Collect, Presiding
Elder-MetrOpolitan Church, Washington, ID. e.,
]. w. Beckett: Ebenezer, Baltimore, to be sup
piled; Mt Pisgah, Washington, d. e., J. Nc
Eaddy; st. Paul, Washington, ID. O., Lyman II
Jackson; Ebenezer. Georgetown, d. c.. ID. G.
Hill; Garfield. Washington, ID q -. Nj. johnson;
Campbell Chapel, Washington, u. G.. Horace
Talbot, Mt. Moriah, Annapolis, J. f. Aidridge;
Camp Parole, ]. E. Shovel: Cornersville, w.
@. Coins; B;adensburs, Arthur Jones: West
River John Z. Powell: Tee Bee, James G. Mar
tin; Charlotte Hall, J. Il. Cardell; Sandy Springs.
to be supplied; Shorters Chapel, E. L. Hughes;
Stockholm. James Nicholas.
Hagerstown Distrtct.-W. X. Arnold, Presiding
Elder.-Trinity Church, Baltimore, J w. Norris
St. Johns Baltimore, .. ID. Robinson: Allen
Chapel, Baltimore. J. +. Lane: North Baltimore
Circuit, John w Bowser; East Baltimore Cir
cult, S. NJ Beckett: CarrolItoh, 5. I. Crawford:
Gainesville Station, +! J. Peck, Sr. Randaltown
Circuit, Henry Hutton; Quaker Bottom Circuit
J. IL. Keetz: Frederick Station. G. II. Young;
Hsgerstown, +. ]. Peck, Jr., PetersvilIe Circuit,
W. F. H. Addison: Keedyville Circuit, 5. G.
Butler; Clear Spring, Thomas NJ. Cole; Frost
ourg, k. T. Queen; Cumberland. NJ. W Tray
ers; Hayre de Grace. J. +. Wagner; Darlington,
]. ID. Banks; Long Green, L. X Sinktied;
Mount Pleasant Mission, J. X. Nelson; West
Baltimore Mission, to be supplied; Saratoga
Street Mission, to be supplied: Sykesville, to Ie
supplied; Ellicott City, r. II. Green.
The Conference adjourned to meet in annual
session at Waters Chapel, Baltimore, April
next
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Linen Lawns, 81 styles at
goo; IS styles, at 35c.
Thattells variety-their cool
crisp beauty is beyond words.
White grounds touched with
black or blue or red (or two
Of them into fine ferny fronds,
bits of grasses, heads of grain,
plant sprays, gradings of shad
ing in wiggly shapes.
New art in them-beyond
the hneness of Linen and the
wit of weaying-artists' art;
soft, shadowy, refreshing as
the shade of a tree.
If you ever liked Linen
Lawns you will love them
now.
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The 1st day Of May, 1892


under the penalties prescribed by said laws Tor
the iniraction thereof
Those interested notified of the following
requirements OF the License Law:
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marr1hd.

HARRISON-WHITE.-I Elkton, Nd, April
% 1892, by Kew. William Schouler William
Harrison and Adeline b. White, both of North
East. Md.
HICKS-JACKSON.-At Perryville April 81,
by Rev: Edward l.. Hicks OF Trenton, N j.
and Miss Margaret J. Jackson OF Philadelphia.
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License to Keepers or Owners
of Jacks or Stations.

The owner or keeper OF every Stallion or Jack
such animal pay to the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF some one OF the counties in this State
the highest sum which he iatends to ask re-
ceive for the season OF one mare; and the receipt
OF the said Clerk with the seal OF his court at
tached thereto iOr said SUN, shall be :he Licens e
Tor SatIoning said Stallion OF Jack for one year
from the date thereof; provided that is no case
shall the sum directed to be paid for said License
be less than ten dollars: and every Stallion or
Jack upon which said tax is paid shall be exempt
from all other State tax. Any owner keeper
StatOung any Stallion or Jack without License
shall pay twice the sum authorized and be re-
quired to be paid as stipulated above. one-half to
the State and the other to the iniormer.
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The applicant must either make oath, as
heretofore, before the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF the county where he is engaged in business Of
the amoLnt OF goods Kept on hand at the prnci-
pal season OF sale, or the oath may be admins
tered by a Justice OF the Peace when the perso s
wanting IA license applies through an agent. If
will be deemed a sufficient compliance with the
act
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SHERIFF0S
LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 10 Merchants, Traders
aid Others

All persons and bodies corporate or polite i'll
Cecil county, who or shall be exercising or
pursuing any business, or shall be doing any act
or thing. or shall be in the occupation OF any
house or place for any purpose for which Ii
cenSc is made necessary by the laws OF Maryland,
are hereby warned TO obtain license, or renew
the same, on or before
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IBh4.1 ;hs,lG* NJ Hlaasss
ESTABLISHED INisAI

,lissiIr Eys,N SATURDAY MORNING Al ELKToh'
ogcTt COUNTY, MARYLAND.
IN TORBERT, EDITOR
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ic-Cy.T'S IRON TstTTERS ALMANAC
For 1892
Contains One Hundred Recipes for max
ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
at home. This book is given away at drug
and general stores.
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TO LOAN

ON FIRST MORTGAGES $1,000: 1920; $1,000:
$1,000; $1,000; $1,000; $500; $500.
GEORGE A. BLAKE,
i23 EJkton, Md
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The amount to be paid by traders ioT license
the amount of stock at the principal season OF
sale TO be given under Oath-is as follows
Ii the applicants stock in trade does not OK
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French OrgandIeS catch
fresh brightness with every
dawn. Two of the last COM
ers show a dreamy scattering
of chrysanthemums and bits of
lilac on the gauzy film of cob
webby cotton. 37Hc.
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GEORGE Il. MCKINNEY,

Aprl63w SHERIFF or CECIL COUNTY
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ON this day Of. 1892 before the sub
scriber, ID Justice vi the Peace of the State OF
Mary land in and .or said county, personally APP
peared--. and declared that he intenGs u
section OF the Act OF January session. 1858, to the
CLERK OF the Circuit Court of Cecil County, and
made oath that tie amount of stock OF : GODS
generally kept on hand by him Tor by the con-
Germ in which he is engaged, in ease it be part
nership) at the principal OF sale Tor II the
applicant has not previously engaged In such
to keep, nc does not or will not exceed -