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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-03-10
4 pitiiul story.

NEW YORK, FrE. 20.--Thc one hun
Gr"o ana seventy eight negro emigrants
from the southwest, who are stranded
in this city on their way to Liberia,
were eVicted from their Temporary
quarters at Sth avenue Mission to-day
10y the board Of health. The Mission
secured quarters for them in tenement
houses in the neighborhOod. The emil
grants are determined to stick together
until March TO- when the vessel sails
Tor IIhnrln Irnm this nnII
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-06
Death of Bridget Mckay.

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-06

The Blltimore papers of this week
contained particulars OF the painful
death Of Policeman Peter Chandler,
which occurred III that city Tuesday
morning fIorl hi druphobiA. Mr. Chand-
Ter vas bitten Or tie II IA Of December
last. His son hid picked up beagle
hound an thn streets and had taken it to
hi, home. 1911 Byrd street, and as his
father was in the act Of petting the dog,
after having I'D It, tho animal suddenly
srraag aud bit him through the ear. He
immcdiltel, went to u drug store and
had the wound clutcrizsd, but although
it was painful for several days no serious
results were apprehcnded. Several days
ago the first symptoms Ct the dreaded
disease appeared, and in short while he
was in terrible convuIslons which con
tiuued until thoroughly exhausted he
expired. Mr.. Chandler, a number OF
wears ago. resided III Chesapeake City
and married Miss Amelia Hayes, daugh-
ter of Mir. Stephen Hayes of that town,
y former resident OF Elktop. Mr.. Chand.
Ter was known ia EIktou aud was a man
whose bearing aud character made him
lasting friends He was member Of
tho Po}ieeman's Beneficiary Association,
from which lis vile receives benefit OF
$500. His funeral vas held Thursday
afternoon in Light street Methodist
Church. Interment in Mount Oiivot
| cemeterY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-06
EarlyilIe Items.

EARLNlLLE FtbI u Try i, lS92
AlexlnH Patterson diel very sud
denly At his home IN Pa!ices Neck on the
% u,rimo of heart failure in his 73n:i
year. He wA- buriel At George pwn. He
leaves a widow and two daughters.
Il is reported that MIS- Theodore ID mp.
sey whose husband bought a house in
Gllena, Kent county last fall is very i'll.
Thomas Broxsor died very suddenly on
Monday last Of typhoid pneumonia. He
was farming in Kent county, and was alb lut
thirty years OF "ge.
The best remedy ever saw to raise a
Il drunken man off the gruusd is to unbut.
ton the left wrist band of his shirt and pour
a little cold wafer down. He will be on his
feet in moment, | thought this rernedy
might be OF use to some weak wife, no
wasn't strong enough to lift her husband
when strong drink had laid him on his
back.
Mrs. Josephine Megill is very sick with
heavy cold. DE-. Taylor is attending her.
The grip has sackened its hold here at
present, but there is worse evil about,
one that empiies the pocket, injures the
mind, and ruins the soul. !.
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In Men0rian.

l. is with sorrow, that wa. thu MEM
bers of The Elkton Non Partizan W.
c. T Uuion," have to record the death
OF Mrs. Sallie Smith, beloved member.
In her death, we realiz-, that a devoted
sacrificing lite is ended here. She
has, We trust, exchanged her home and
friends that were s. dear, for that
better home" and has beard the well
come summons-" Well d ne thou good
and faithful servant, enter thou into the
jog Of thy Lpri."
As We b,w in submission to His
Holy VIII" and seek to he more jealous
in the work she loved, we extend our
heart felt sympathy to the hereaved
family, and believe with them, that
God doeth All things well and what is
our loss, IS her Infinite gain.
COMMITTEE.
E kton, FeH. /, 1891.
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Bay View Items.

The recent cold snap has caused our ice
men to wear more cheerful coua:rnaucc.
Business is brisk with our business men
and we trust it III ~ continue so.
Dan, the duskv miller of "rhe Rocks, - is
running his mill night and day to keep up
with the demands for his excellent brands
of -four, meal and feed.
Mr.. Abbott, the veteran wooichOpper, is
still busy at his avccatioa.
johnny Burns is still kept busy packing
hay. About seventeen tons day is the
average if the days are long enough. Eh
Johnny?
The grip is in our midst and that too, to
torment. Most all who nave been in its
tolls are coming ont right side up with care
One of our citizens cl aims to have been
relieved of tie grip in fifteen minutes by
simply usiTg faith. Now there are some
who are mean enough to say the grip didn't
have his nippers on, or that man would
have had to "rassle" till the coming of the
morning; yea, even un il the rising of the
sun thereof.
Protracted meeting is still i'll progress
under the leadership # Me.srs Jones and
Donaldson. Quite number have protested
con version and Dinel the church. V.
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Death of Thomas Kennard,

Tbor IS X ,nuard, well known and
highly respected citizen OF the Sixth
district, died at his residence at Mount
Pleasant on Monday evening, February
1st The deceased was in his 18th year.
lie was native of Cecil county, but in
his early manhood removed to Linden
burg, Pa, where he carried on the bust
ness Of sheemaking, having learned thai
trade in his youth. IL 1855, he returned
to Cecil and purchased the arm now
owned by Clayton Balderston. a few
years after he bought the store and
dwelling house at Mount Pleasant. where
ne resided at the date OF HIS death, He
conducted 4 general merchandise bust
ness at that place. Mr.. kennard WAS
four times married and his widow and
four daughters survive him. He was at
one time Methodist bur, liter joiued
tho PfesbYteri Church at West Not.
tingtam.
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| NORTH EAST, February i, 49,
Tae pupils OF the public school Al,
making active preparations for theii
annual entertainment to take place OF
Feb 22nd.
Independent Council No. II Will attend
services at the u. + Church on Sunday
Feb. 81, at 1870 o'clock, also St. Mary ;,
Church 1T I so o'cIocA.
Mr.. Chas. J. BlSard las large io'ct
of men cutting wool on the Sh dy Eeac!
proper, Tor tie Charoon works.
Among the recent improvements al
the VI. L. Church ale two silver Gnuectiou
plates W HicA vas used for the iirSG zine
last Sunday morning.
Many OF our citizens are trimming
their shade trees along Main street and
else where,
Mir. l. 5. Datold who has had meat
and provision store III PEiladeiphi has
sold out, and returned home on account
of Ill health.
We wish to correct the statement made
bNO NtthS u Oi tlCCpuuI OE lEb 81 OOU
lett to Mrs. Henry Friiay of which we
have oeeu assured of it's truth by Mr.
Friday and We congratulate them on
their luck.
Independent Council No. II O. L. A.
NJ was represented at the meeting of the
state council OF Mary land which met on
last Wednesday in Baltimore by the fol
lowing members: rtpresentive j. =.
Wilmer, David VI. Rittenhouse, George
+. Reeder aud VIM. II. Abrahams.
Two OF our promising young men left
on Tuesday last for the wild aud woody
west to enlist as they said III the army to
fight indians, aud were gone two days.
returning on Wednesday,, wiser if not
better boys.
Our fishermen are having a fair degree
of success since the river opened. fish
being scarce and commanding IA good
price here. as most OF them are being
shipped to the city.
The revival is still III process at the VI.
Il, SuuICu. OOnSlutlaOlo Interest was
manifested early in the week. The meet
ings will be carried on as long as any
interest is m tnifeSted
Rev. Giles B. Cooke rector of s..
Mary's P. E. Church is preaching a
series of sermons on Faith, Hope and
Charity on Sunday evenings. The sub
ject on next Sunday evening will be
Charity.
II is rumored that S. D. Mccullough
intends to sell ous his livery business
soon. Mr.. MGCullough has conducted the
livery here siuce the death of John
Noke.
Northeast Council Jr. o. L. A. NJ,
which was instituted here last fall is
rapidly growing their meeting nights be
ing every Thursday at 7. 30 o'clock. They
will attend a pole raising at Poit de
POST on Washingtou's birthday.
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Mrs Or. {. Nj. Ellis, has been yisitir
Mrs. Emily Patterson, in Philadelphia
MIR. John Merritt of rlil.drlphia
visited his parents, in EiAton, On Sunday
MIR William Rlaouer and wife after a
visit Of -rvrra} week, to their relatives in
NavY,rk safe have returned to theirhome
near Chr.,peal<s CITY.
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Mr.. ]. Frank Cummings well known
citizen of tins county resident in the
Eighth district died at his residence
there on Thursday morning. Mr.. Cum
mings had very extensive acquaiu-
lance rot only in Cecil county but
throughout the state He had been a
Justice of the Peace for many years,
and was Union Soldier during the
War, aud being at the time of his death
Adjutant of Captain AI1nzp Snow Post
of the G.. A. r.
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yet uncaged, although rumor hath it that
he is thinking seriously of taking to himsel If
another. jerry is a little bashful and there is
the operator and we are sure if some young
lady with a COED voice fot singing and a
moderate supply Of worldly goods would
say the " ord he would be found "wiiln. !"
Oar friend iIomard would make a charm
ing companion for some educated lady, he
has a hands "ma mOuStache AMI draws
salary and is first class fellow in every
way. We close this weeks list with The
name of our genial friend. ,Iohunie of the
Diamond. His ideal must be Il Venus in
looks with lively disposition not averse
to il few dogs and occasional coon hunt
with Il tondness for fast trotters. Y,
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ated al said village OF COlora in
said county. viz:
No. ALL THAT LOT On rAEIET. GU
LAND which was conveyed to Thomas Warinu
by Robert N. Hindman and wife by deed dated
June Sd, lS7l and recorded among the land
records ut said county in Liher ID. ). No folio
oil. except that part thereof conveyed to Street
Brown by Thomas Warning and wife 10y deed
dated April lTth, 1856, and recorded in Liher ] .
A. d., No. Is, folio l. This lot lies between High
street and the RairOad having a front of IL;
ieet on High street, and is unimproyed.
No. ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
Ian which was conveye ed to Thomas Warning and
Wilson Warin- by Robert Allen Hindman and
corded as Aforesaid in I.iber J. \. D. No 81 folio
63. This lot contains 80 SQUARE PERCHES
II adJ'inS the Railroad opposite the Fertilizer
MOrkS, AMI has the water tank OF the Fertilizer
" UrkS on it.
No. 3.-ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND which was conveyed to Thomas Warning
and Wilson WarnS by William j. Mckinney
and vile 10y deed dated February 2Sth. lSS2. and
recorded rs Aforesaid in Liher J. \. ID. No !, folio
rs This property contains 2s1% SQUARE
fEktHE rs. and is situated on the east side /.
the Railroad opposite the Fertilizer Works and
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. about 1llllkE
I9A3O ieet 10 size, Two Stories high, with w A8
Basement Kitchen and Is occupied by I'LL -
Mr.. Taylor Foreman.
No ALI THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND which as conveyed TO Thomas Warning
ami Wilson Nariug lay John W. Mccullough
ana VII" ana others by deed dated April ID. lSSS,
and recorded as aforesaid in Liber j. A. ID. No.
u, folio IA, nc. This land contains ) ACRES l
ROOD and Is SQUARE PERCHES. more or
less. 1t lies on the east side OF the Railroad
opposite the works OF the Bird Machine Co and
is unimIroved.
THE TERMS OF SALE pres ribbed by the
decree are: unl-third OF the purchase money 10
be paid in cash On day Of sale: nethird in three
months. ana balance. in six months from day oil
sale. Tie credit payments to bear interest IRON
day OF sale ana To be secured by notes or bonds
OF the purchaser with security To be approved by
trustee. Purchasers to pay cost OF conveyance.
l.. MARSHALL HAINES
| A. 5. Elliott, auc ie6tS Trustee, Elkton Md
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Around the Row.

Nix. EDITOR;
Alter three weeks tusscl with the
grippe" we will Try to say something
although news is very scarce. M,st every
body has o: has hal the ".-iPpe
Our friend Mae $ hli.hel prosperous
year in the thresh:us business, having
fitted himself last spring with new and
complete rig he operated over wide terri
tory extending from Leslie 20 Fort Plckens
and from Cherry Hill to Co2owingo.
Qaite = number of removals are reported
Mr.. L mer &. 5 DI1mon gees buck to vii
mington frJ IN whancs he came, Mr.. Jewell
goes TO the same city. Mr. JOS Shippers
leaves the j A. Davis farm, destination
unknown to the writer.
Mrs Sarah McCauley wife o. the late
Jethro McCauley, departed this life on last
Sunday week, January 24'h and was buried
TIE following Wednesday, R@v. I. h.
Hunter Cheating.
Oar school teachers, four In number have
settled down to business since the holidays.
They are all in robust lie IlJh btr.ng 4
light tack of what experts term, bean
on the br ain. Taey say i il eitirely harm.
less unless il assumes IN ,iignant type it
then iut-rtpres win heir business and
usually eliminates in matrimony. We
hope the trouble is only transient and they
may yet I've spared many years of useful
ness their chosen protest. m.
We are not pos'e in politics but they say
ou- leading politicians are sill in pursuit o
honor, glory, and the elusive nickIe.
Uncle Is rtly has improved his farm by
building a long string Of new line fence
While We differ with uncle Bartly in on
religious faith we agree with him, tina
good fences 60 u long ways as "A factor il
promoting peace aud tranquility among
ueighbors.
a IeIp year dance is on the tapis. Tn
date Is uo5 fixed. This reminded IA that
once more the joyous year 50 anxious!
awaited by all teminiuitv is here. TIT
expectant damsel blushiug with the rose o
innocent nAidenhood greets II along will
the female OF more ture years | seem
but proper that ON This the only time whel
it is proper for women to thlow II her cloal
of reserve and go forth to secure the priz
that should have come for her. We shout,
point out the golden opportunities that ar
awaiting Cupid darts.
The bright aud smiling rountenance o
! friend Mac has laid carelessly with tn
I, hearts of numerous III .idens for 10, thes
E4s,ny years past and strange to say has no
Va \ lady of elocutionary talent
I.< t. I'm an excellent mate
> heighborhocd woul;
" enjoyed the bliss
Y q fe, yet we sreak o
b. ( The lady that seek
=, =" rtdoor sport
- 4
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Ariel Quartette in Rising Sun
Hall,

The third entertainment of the Mooou
light Lecture Course will be given in the
Rising San next Friday evening, Feb
12th The Ariel Qlar;etEe have been
engaged Tor this occasion and will give a
musical treat which is sure to draw.
The concert will be interspersed with
ROTATIONS ana approximations by II
Nausaut NlcCully.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

Two Farm Wagons, with Hay Rigging Roller
Wheat Drill, Wheel Cutiv"tor, Horse Rake.
Corn Marker. Hay Gutter. lwO-horSe sweep
Power. Osborne Seven-iuut Self Binder. in order:
neering Seventh Self Binder cut 81 acres;
Decring Fivc-iDot Move, new: Grain Cradles,
Flows, llarr"wS, CultiyatorS. Hand Seed Drill.
Large Family Carriage. Sleigh and Bells. > { ar
rage Pocs. Hay Forks and Ropes, Saddle.
Ladys Saddle tnicei. Double-bdrreed Gun. =
fTuit Dryers. Ice Saw and HuokS, Carriage Har-
ness, Sets Wagon Harness. Beam and Peas 600
pounds. Farmers Boiler. Large Copper Apple
Butter Boiler, Iron pots holding one-hall barrel,
Lard Press and Cans. Sausage Grinder and
Stutter, One-hali Dozen Lanterns, Hot-bed sash,
Picked Pork, cider Vinegar, Seed Potatoes,
tLandfeth Green Noun aim.
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To the Singerly Fire Company and
all others who 81 bravely assisted in
saving cur property from being totally
destroyed by FIRE, We extend oar most
sincere thanks NRs. VI. A. T ELLIS.
Mrs. LIZZIE II HURN.
E!kton, February 3, 1871,
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No. l.-DRIZIBA FARM. part OF Howard
property. situate On the T.. W. u Is Il. X. about
one mile from North East station o. North side
near Bacon Hin there l. a station also At Bacon
HID crHtaInlng 40 tREN. more or less. about
. acres OF which is woodland well setin Chestnut
| lie remainder is In an improved state OF cutiya-
ton, divided into telds, well waterei and fencing
IN iair condition Has a LARGE NGD trPL
EkN BRICK HOUSE with several small an.
buildings around it. House and barn IN ~
both supplied with hHe water by hydraulic sMiil
ram. Good barn and sIablIHL 3uy7y feet, aud
cattle sheds with fine yard. southern, exposure
Good Granary, Corn Cribs, etc, Apple Orchard,
No. TRACT OF WOODLAND. across the
Marley road from Orizha Farm. containing ~
ACRES. > ROODS aud =. PERCHES.
No. 3.-MEADOW HALL FARM. part Of
Howard property. situate about oue.half mile
from North East station on the T. W: y b X. r..
south side. containing "a ACRES. = ROOIS
and 81 PERCHES, 10 acres OF which are wood
Land, containing an abundant supply OF fencing
timber. The remainder is improved. cultivated
land divided into nelds. well fenced. Has
<N$a, FRAME DWELLING HOUSE 30x&5
ia9jfI feet, with Kitchen attached. Bil n 35x+D
iis#a feet, with StabItng, Girhnary, Corn CRIB,
M&R Spring House. etc. The barn now Is on
a part OF Orzipa farm across the railroad track,
and purchaser will have to remove same from
across railroad or purchase one acre or more
with it.
No 4-TraCt Of Land known as MEARN'S
BOTTOM, adjoining OrIziDa. containing -
ACRES. ROODS and IS PERCHES Of Farm
ing ana Meadow Land.
No. 5.-lract OF Woodland known as WHIT
TAkER TRACT, adjoining OrizIba. containing
II ACRES and 20 PERCHES OF Woodland.
No. o.-COPSON'S PARK. containing l73
ACRES, ! ROOD and PERCHES. About 50
acres are in high state OF cultivation: remainder
in white oak, black oak and chestnut timber.
Fences IN eAceileht cnhdlloh. rms tract OF iahd
= neau Ii,uiN nIIIhtcu 'T,"Heh tnt NOrth East
Stat,oh ~ the " ID n II. ana i4t>Iie StalI3h
Oh t'le D. " ". n n, ln' ANe minutes Walk
Ho1 cIlilei' "oulu'u GU thIte SUES ny county
heautirIi Mace for a fine residence -
M lat IN NDRTH FAST a., Main
street in central mart of the tJwu north side 20
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.

Two Farm Wagons, Jump Seat Carriage, l
Buggy, l Mill Wagon. Empire Wheat Drll /
Champion Binder. Moving Machine osborne
make; l Roller, Horse Rake l Sleigh . Syra-
cuse PlowS. CultivatOrS. l Douh'c Harrow l
Road Cart, Corn Marker, Grain Fan, Corn
Shelter, Cider Press, ! Hay Rigging. ! Wheel
harrow, Hay Fork, l Hay knife, Block and
Fall with 50 Yards OF Rope, ! Grin stone >
Carriage Poles. Yokes 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 ! Set Cart
Harness, Stone Bed. Blankets. RoHcs. Halters.
Brides, Collars. Forks, ShOvel<, Hoes, and many
other articles too numerous to mention. One
hundred and fifty Chickens, Lit OF Turkeys and
Ducks.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums OF Ten Dollars ana under, Cash, on
all sums owe: that amount a credit OF Twelve
Months will be given by the purchaser giving
bankahle note. with approved endOrser. with
interest from date. No goods to be removed until
the terms are strictly complied with.
JOHN NJ. THACk ERE,
Shocklcy * Smith, aucts j3O,ts Agent.
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Trustees Sale
Real Estate
AT CoIora, Cecil Co.. Md.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court for
Cecil County in Equity. passed in cause No. 1925
trustee, will sell at public auction at front of the
Fertilizer works at the village OF Colora in said
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Business Locals.

Insure your property with Manly
Drenueu 5,16tf
For the best corued beef call at VIM. b.
Realey's Centre Market.
For fresh meat, homemade sausage, and
scrappe go 10 BENEFITS in the Hollow.
\ solid oak ch tmbcr slir OF seven ieces
for S24 % Call aud see them AT X. Marsh
bank & Son.
Why is WIN. Il. Realey's ~aus rge SO me-:
Because it is made from ham as well as
he shou lGer.
Manly Dreuncn insures live stock
against fire and Lightning in first class
companies 1t low rates. 5,l6tf
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Naitby House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and Exceedingly low
rates Mchl ut
Until their interior is rrtitteI John f.
Alex lnir x Son can he found at Frank
Kerr & CO =, Immediately opposite their
store, or al their hone on North street
BENEFITS provision store is becoming an
Institution. His beet is number one, and
below the m>-<et-'s price,--a---T. e.
NJ = n, 4,
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FOR RENT.

No FRAME HOUSE, rooms, 20 stories
high on Dolly Warden st. Possession at once.
No. 2-STORE and DWELLlN II JUSE,
combined ON Main street. Possession . once
No S-DWELI.ING and BAKERY. adlOin-
ing the above. Possession given March %. 1891.
No. +-BRICK DWELLING, on Main ST..
formerly belonging to Burbage Brock. Posse
sion given at once.
TO LOANS, 900 trust fund on first mort -av'
REUBEN Hail
nan I2-tf ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-06

Don't fail to see Little Moonlight, the
Indian princess, and her beautiful nIrle
Indian papoose III its odd cradle.