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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
A Witness Shot In Court.

ISDIANAPoLIs, Ind, June "A fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred in the Court room
at Upton al noon TO day. William Good
night was testifying IS TO the character Of
Miss Cox. daughter of farmer, in SANDER
suit Her father sat near the witness stand.
Daring the proceedings Cox exclaimed /:
you have sworn to lie." He then drew
revolver and fired twice at the witness. One
ball struck him in the face and the other in
the back, infiicting probably fatal wounds.
All parties esnceFned are very prominent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
The Grave Gives Up a Secret.

LKwIsBURe, Pa, May SO.-Samuel Nook
was locked in jail to-day, charged with the
murder of his father, Elias Nook, aged
about 20 years, who was buried on February
a. There bad been quarrel in the Nook
family. who reside six miles from here,
along the Buffalo Mountains. Suspicion OF
foul play being aroused, the body was ex-
hnmed. 1t shows marks of knife incision
in the breast and bruises about the head A
post mortem examination revealed the fact
that Nook had not died from natural causes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
Bees For Sale!

Golden Italian bees in S frame dOvetailed
hives combs built on wired foundation (;
everything in first class shape; bees strong
and warranted pure Italian. The italian
bees are hardy. gentle and the best honey
gatherers in the world. Price for colony or
stand in May, 500; June, $500 July, 500.
Safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed
My apiary-which is one Of the largest and
best equipped bee yards in the State-is 10
Gated one mile west of Confluence, Pa,
where l produce thousands Of pounds Of
choice comb honey every season.
Address c. S. YOUNKIS,
Confluence, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

HARrERs Wee5g, a free trade, Mug
wump adorer Of Grover Cleveland, edit
ed by Carl Schurz, in its last issue, after
reviewing the imbecile work Of this Ad-
ministration, gives vent to its disgust as
follows;
The Democratic party has had its tTi-
al and has failed. Il has been placed in
control Of the Federal Government and
il has demonstrated is ineapacity 10 car
~ ont its pledges"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

BESIDES destroying the industries OF
the North the South is pressing war
claims against the government to the
amount Of SGOO,O0OO0O. The South be-
Iieves in stopping the pensions Of Union
soldiers in order TO pay these claims, and
itreoeiyes the support Of Northern DEM
ocrats in the enterprise.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

THE Arkansas Populist State Commit
tee has given orders that delegates to the
State Convention at Little Rock next Ju-
ly shall make their way thither on foot,
on horseback, and in wagons. This viii
be a sort Of imitation Of Coxeyism, and
it will also spare the Populists the indig-
nifty of having to ride On those pestifer'
ons creations of plutoeracy, the railroads
We infer that the Arkansas railroads are
not distributing free passes to Populisi
patriots this season. If the Arkansas
Populists would apply to transportation
their own ingenious financial ideas, they
would not walk or ride or drive to Little
Rock. They would press a button on the
port side Of their jeans and at once be
sped on the sightless couriers Of the air
and dumped on the steps of the conven-
tion hall Fiat transportation is the
thing-X. J. SIN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
Dropped From the Parachute,

CNaEEATTI, o., May 3O.-A foolhardy
amateur aerOnaut, who had never ascended
in a balloon, met his death here TO day
When Professor Hill refused to ascend, ow-
ing 10 rain, Isaac Adler. youth Of the city
slipped away from his mother and sister
and volunteered to go up
When 1000 feet in midair he released the
parachute. The latter worked all right, but
Adler had his hold shaken and fell en- his
back in the Ohio River, near the Kentucky
side Adler disappeared and several boat
men went TO the rescue, but he was doubt
less rendered unconscious by the fall and
was not seen again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

Our State campaign is not yet a week
old and it is already in evidence that We
will soon have occasion for the services
of the "fool-killer." Some scatter brain
ed fellow has already nominated General
Hastings for President in 1896, on the
hypothesis that he viii be almost unani-
moGsly elected Governor in November,
and that the antagonism between the
friends Of Mckinley, Harrison and Reed
will preclude the nomination Of either
and the popular Pennsylvania will ca
silly walk away with the prize. OF Gen
eral Hastings election this fall by an
overwhelming majority there exists no
doubt, but it is well enough to remember
the recipe for cooking a hare" First
catch your hare" Let US first elect Has
tings Governor, and then, two years
hence, We can look after the Presidency
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

How horrifed Hoke Smith and his
Southern friends must have felt the 9th
er dav when Senator Dan voorhees,
Jumped up and said he wanted all Union
soldiers pensions rsised 10 SI2 pei
month. Perhaps they accounted for the
milk in the cocoa-nut by remembering
that another election is fast approaching
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
victim Of FIendIsh Robbers.

GREEN VILE, Pa, May 3I.-Eiizabeih
Williams. a widow aged so, living in the
suburbs, was robbed last night by three
masked men of $llOO, which she had just
received as an inheritance from Ireland.
The men chloroformed Mrs. Williams,
threw her on the floor and trAmPed on her
body until she was insensible. She is left
without means of support.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

Colonel Thomas B. Searight "got 1t in
the neck" at the Democratic primaries IN
Fayette county Saturday. The Colonel
was a candidate for nomination for
S:ate Senator. The returns indicate that
he has carried less than ole-third Of the
precincts Of the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06


Our Democratic friends are having q
halcyon time endeavoring to get candi-
date for Governor to stand Up and take
his punishment from Hastings. Within
the coming four weeks the victim must
be selected, and yet not a single promi-
nent Democrat in the State so far has
announced Here am l. 1t looks as If
the scapegoat, on whose back will be
packed the sins of the Democracy, will
have 10 be selected by lot. Volunteers
cannot be had and in the distracted con-
dition Of the party promised bounty is
not "a sure thing" We observe that our
neighb0rs Of Westmoreland county are
casting a wistful eye on the "barl" of
Coxey's friend, Joe Sibley." But then
Sibley has been there before and knows
how il is, and more, Re didn't accumu-
late his ducats by giving something for
nothing, and Coxey's hobos cannot vote
in Pennsylvania. Let US see; there is
the gentleman who thought he was run
ming agains; Galusha A. Grow for Con-
gresham at-large. How would he do?
One hundred and eighty thousand ma
jority is only trife to overcome.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

Returns from the Washington county
Republican primaries held Saturday
show that f. F. Atchison has carried the
county over ex-Assemblyman Brit Hart
for Congress by large majority.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
Economy.

10 20 per. cent can be saved by buying
your goods at Sipe's general store Ifyou
want to buy suit. hat or pair Of shoes,
it will pay you to examine his stock and
learn his prices before placing your order.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

UxcLE SAM burned the old carpet in
the Philadelphia mint and took out OF
the ashes S400 in pure gold. He used SO
TO buy 8 new carpet. Your uncle IS
about as close = trader as they make.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

When you go in to collect bill, the man
at the counter is less apt to inquire about
the health of your family than when you
go to pay one. The odds makes the differ
ence
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

While on Wednesday last the graves
Of tie dead soldiers Of the Union were
being strewn with flowers throughout
the loyal states, the ex-rebels were dedi-
eating 8 monument in Richmond to the
dead soldiers Of the COnfederacy. The
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

GIVE credit where credit is due. For
once Mr.. Cleveland didn't dig bait and
goa ishingo Decoration Day. Last week
be attended the services at Arlington
and listened decorously-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
COUNTY.
srArE sESATE

STATE SENATE;
B. Critehfeld, Jenner Township
subject 70 the decision Of the District Confer
elce-
AssEMBLE
Wm. Henry Miller. Quemaboning Twp
Jeremiah Maurer, stoyestOwn Borough,
JURY C0HNIssI0NER;
Samuel J. Bowser, Milford Township.
POoR DIEET0R.
William Dali. Milford Township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
John 859ag8s5

Fifteen Dollars has q power "
draw, if correctly invested, Tl-I-
heats a lottery. For Fifteen ~
lars you can draw a nice ChaHl''
Suite-no blank tickets. L'1''
Fifteen Dollars deposited gets OH
Suite SURE. It's like getting u''
lar for dollar.
You have seen or heard ol O-,
s16 Suite. What you saw or nsa--
Of in that Suite YOU can ind ID ''--'
and more, you save a dollar wv
which is an item to most OF Us .
One thing sure, ifyOu buy one =. J,
these SIS Suites you get a reli-D-. =,
article from a reliable irm.
Suite will astand by you and "
q stand by" the Suite.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
LAWN MOWERS.

4 handsome line and cheap. For sale by
JAS r. HoIDERBAUM.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06
THE PEOPLES STORE,
This
MONTH

The beautiful month of the year, we are
offering such values in all departments as
will pay you TO come 10 this store, no mat
ter where you live. We know it takes great
inducements to make people spend money
these days, but We are offering such bargains
as will do it. Let dress goods stand for all
the other departments.
30 inch All-wOOl ColOred Dress Goods, in
y sn Sassas lsa Sass Sfss9s' e and fan 25C
F ull 5Ginch wide gray and brown mkt
aiss; 5iss The opportunity Of a LIE 29C
40 inch Novelty Dress Goods, in al the
sSlisfs ssaaa .s 's15s; si Ss and combinations 29c
0-inch strictly all-wool Novelty Dress
Goods, checks mixtures. in a beautiful O0o
combination Of cOlOrs or black & white OJG
50 pieces of 4O-ineh whipeords in all the
new, choice eolors. Never before sold 00o
under soc O5C
Navy Blue storm serses. full &C inches
wide. The best value In this vicinity. HQo
Price only fJC
25 pieces OF all-wOol French Armures. in
"a sdS rofs!a osy hfas5 at SC spring shades Import Soc
45-inch all-wOOl German Henrettss, in
I & S SsSer sS bs6Ss 4s Old aads Ssns &c 69C
An-yzool or six aud wool French aud
German Novelties. 20 and O. inches IN
wide. Regular 81 and sl.25 qualities ISC
Finest imported silk and wool mixed
Novelties, full f6 inches wide. The dNf fE
regular si.75 and s2.e0 quality 0IsIO
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-06-06

WE HANDLE THE BEST
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Latest Strike News.

United Mine Worker
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-12-19
Jul.


Har vinkar en- tillhykt for menniskors
soner,
Har svarar en- Fader pa barnens boner,
Har lyser en- stjerna for vilsegangna,
Har l6sas ur lankarnes jern de fangna,
Har dagas en- morgon ur dodens matt,
Har skankes at. ,hungrande lifsens
skatt.
Du dodstr6tte broder, som hoppl0s stri-
der;
Du sorgtungna syster, som ensam lider:
Du stapplande gamle, som narts af mo-
den;
Du slocknande ande, som bidar d6den;
/ ALA, som verlden ei hielpa kan,
For eviga tider er helper Han.
Han, Menskones Son, som fran him
melsk ara
Ar kommen till jorden att korset bara;
Han, Menskones Son, som ur Fadrens
skote
Gar, offrande, smartornas matt till mo-
te -
Det lidande barnet stallets vra
Skall hjelpa hvad menskor Ell mer for.
ma.
Sa komma vi ALA fran verldens orc
Att gl6mma de sorgfulla dar, som voro
vi komma med sargade, sjuka sinnen
vi komma med tyngande, morka min
81. men,
vi komma med langtan och skuld ocl
brist-
vi-komma till Dig, Herre Jesus Krist
Natdndel Besk0oo.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-12-19
AKOTA.

Louis G. Larson ar utnamd till
postmdstare Fulton, S. Da
En- nodvandig atgard. Pa grund
at att fall af difteri forekommit Sioux
Falls, S. d., har man nodgats stanga
fera az skolorna.
Gripen mordare. William Cruns,
som beskylles f0f att hafva september
manad m0rdat Hans Peterson, har ar
resterats Chicago.
En- by lagd aska. Byn Sheyenne
i N. d. nedbrande f6rliden onsdag.
Bland de branda byggnaderna namnas;
II. Peoples handelsbutik och Wester-
land Hotel.
Hardt strait. P. Myrtle, G. Keis-
ner och j. Murphy, hvilka for en- It'd
sedan ofverfollo en- kamrat, och r0fvade
fran honom 81. Al ,ha af distriktsdomsto-
len i Grand Forks, N. Da., d0mts till
lifstids fangelse.
En- valbehofig rafst. Kr0garnet
Miller och ST. Lawrence S. d., hafva
trots erhallna varningar fortsatt med
att salja brinvin, men till slut blef det
allvar saken, det sheriffen en- vac
ker dag stangde upp ALA krogarns.
Indianerna fordra gangbart
mynt. Det matte ha gait bra lang t, da
indianerna icke hatva f6rtroende till
F0renta Staternas f0rbindelser. Fran
Chamberlain, S. Da., meddelas, att
Yankton indianerna nekat att mottaga
regeringens Checks sasom betalning for
slit land, utan fordra guild eller silf-
vermynt. Summan indianerna har att
"a uppgar till 100000,
Land &terfallet till regeringen.
Presidenten har utfardat en- proklama-
tion, hvari han f0rklarar vissa land
strackor 4 Sioux reservationen S. D.,
hemfalrna till Forenta Staterna, Be-
r0rde landstrackor hafva ursprungli-
y gen gifvits till Chicago Milwaukee &
ST. Paul bolaget genom en- Ofverens-
. kommelse mellan bolaget och Sloux-in-
, dianerna.
!, En- god id6. En- ung hicka vid
MANN Mollie Gunderson Mandan, N.
Da rakade f8rlidet iir att mista sina beg.
:, ge ben. For att kunna skaffa sig artifici-
:, ella ledam0ter foil hon pa den id6eu
!, att samla gamla frimarken, och fich
hjelp fran intresserade personer hels
) northwestern. Harom dagen salde hor
samlingen, uppgaende till Diver er
" million, och fick 5000 derf0r.
= DR.. Fisher forklarades fri. Der
bekaute kriminalsaken mot dr. Fishe
. Sioux Falls, s. Da., afgiordes forlideI
i torsdag, det statsadvokaten forklara
! dc, att inga tyditga bevis voro fran
n dragna, och derfor fanns ingen utsig
att fl den anklagade d0md. DR.. Fishe
- var som bekant anklagad for, att ge
>. nom en- brottslig operation hafva for
. orsakat miss Minnie Olsons d0d.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-12-19
W CO N SIN.

Postvasendet. T. Helgerson har
dagarne blifvit utnAmd till postmastare
Eleva.-
Pension beviljades f0rra veckan
r. j. johnson fran Martell och Pc
ter Larson fran Eastman.
lugn hamn. Kapten Gabriel Oh
son, som seglat q do stora siUarne sedan
ar lS49, aAed Milwaukee forliden vec.
ka, 67 ar gammal.
Mild vaderlek. Chequamangbug-
ten ar Annu helt och hallet fri fran is
och battraiiken f0ljaktligen fortfarande
obehindrad. Sa mild vaderlek har ej
f0rekommit sedan ar 1891, da battraf-
ken vidmaktholls till iuldagen.
Kunna vara vissa ON sin Ion.
Domare jenkins Milwaukee har nyli-
gen utfiirdat en- f0rordning, enligt hvil-
ken det f0rbjudes att med s. k. "garni-
shee" belagga arbetarnes vid Northern
Pacific jernvigen l6ner, sa lange NAM
de jernvag befinner sig utrednings-
minis hinder.
Hardt straffad. En- ung man vid
namn A. Str0m, hemmah0rande Du-
luth, rakade f6rliden fredag, under det
han s0kte forskaffa sig fri skjuts med
cit Omaha banans godstag, falla af Ia
get narheten af Richmond. Dervide
fick han slit ena ben sd lila skadadt att
en- amputation af detsamma senare MAJ
ste f0retagas.
South Shore Lumber Company
Washburn har redan alslutat tvenne
st8rre sagkontrakt for nista sasong.
Detsamma har nemligen atagit sig att
vid slit | Washburn belagna sagverk
derunder saga icke mindre an 10, 900, 900
fot thinner for frman Bliss & Pearsons
och 35, 600, 900 fot for Michigan Lumber
Company.
Indian arresterad. Fran Rice
Lake meddelas. att FL. G. Martin och
S. !. Hicks f0rliden fredag arresterade
indianh0fdingen Joe White f0r brott
mot statens jagtlagar. Vid arresterin-
gen gjorde indianen haftigt 2motstand
och blef striden mellan honom och
rattstjenarne skjuten ena hoften. Sa-
ret anses vara lifsfarligt. White har
giort sig kand som en- synnerligen far
a lig personlighet och varit mycket fruk-
a tad of traktens befolkning.
q Ashland Advokaten A.
q E. Dixon har utlofvat en- bel0ning af
L $500 for erhallande of underrattelser
q som kunna leda till upptackten af hans
: broder, hvilken for omkring sex veckor
i sedan f0rsvaun fran slit hem Eagle
!. River. -Tillgangen pa s. k. Superior
|. sill har under sista veckan varit ovan-
+ ligt riklig och sa stora qvantiteter ha
l. hitf0rts, att firman Booth &Co. ej kunde
"a mottaga en- del al det som erbj0ds till
N salu. En- fiskare erh0ll icke mindre an
5000 lbs. vid en- enda fangst.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-12-19
MIN N E s OTA.

7 faderneslandet uppskattas en-
svensk amerikansk tidning gacska
h0gt. Skicka derfor SKAFTAREN un-
der instundande ar till anhoriga ocl
vannari Cyac;ro n>&
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-03
II Was PROMPTLY Paid.

w. r. Witworth. treasurer; r. D. Rowland,
financier: and DR.. J. W. Cooper, medical
examiner, Of Elkton Concave, No. $40, I'M
proved Order of Heptasophs, yesterday morn
ing paid to Mrs. Mary E. Scott widow of j.
Polk Scott, the sum of $4,000 for which he was
insured in the order. The payment was
made within the short space of six days after
the death of the member. This is an evidence
of how complete the management Of the order
is. The assessments are all collected in adj
vance, and as soon as a member dies, the
treasury is ready to pay his insurance imme
diately. The Elkton Conclave, although but
a little over one month old has Il membership
of forty eight, and is rapidly adding to its
membership good citizens who love their
families and desire to throw around them
financial protection when they have passed
that bourne from whence no traveller returns
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-03
l.. Marshall HdiRcS. Solicitor EIktOR. 3D.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Edward Kemp ". WilliamW. FOuks, Margaret
a. Foulks, his wife, and Daniel 5 White.



Equity.
The object of this suit is to procure decree
for sale of certain mortgagcd premises i'm
Cecil County, Maryland, which were ON the
18th day of October in the year lSSi mOrtgagcd
10y the defendants VIM. w. FOmlk- and wife to
the complainant The bill states that on the
18th day Of October in the year 1854 the said
VIM. w. FOulkS and wife conveyed certain
real estate which is particularly described in
the bill and its accompanying exhibit unto
the complainant 10y way of mortgage to secure
the payment of the sum of SHDO with inter
est from the date of said mort gage which
then due and owing from tn" said VIM. w.
FoiIkS to the complainant in ten years from
the date Thereof. and that said mortgage con-
tanned Il provision that said VIM W. FOulks
would insure tn" improvements on the real
estate mort gagged and assign the policy to the
complainant as collateral security for the
payment of the mortgage debt, and that if he
rallied To pay the premiums and assessments
thereon and the complainant paid them the
the amount so paid should be II lien on the
real cStnt" lnortgag"d rs fully as though in
chidcd in the mortgage debt itself. and that
lhr complainant Ola Pay as premiums and
assessments on said policy ON the 9th day of
September lS!,i the sum of SLIPS. and that
there is now due To the complainant the said
sum Of SWO, with interest thereon from the
18Th day of October in the year lSr!. and the
said sum of SIPS with interest thereon from
the eth day of September 1894.
That the said Daniel :. White claims Il lien
on said real estate by virtue of il mortgage
from said William W. Fuult~ and wife to him
bearing date the 18th day of October in the
year lSSi and recorded among the land re
cords Of Cecil County in LibCr J. \. u. No.
y ioio ~, hut that the said lien Is subsequent
to that OF the complainant and that the said
William W. Fuuik' and Margaret \. Foulk*
his wife, and Daniel :. White all reside ont of
the state ut Maryland.
II is thcrcupun this 10Th day of October in
the year 1874 adiudgud and ordered that the
conpi ainant tN car sing Il cory OF this order
10 be inserted i'll some newspaper published in
trcll County aforesaid onc"a week for four
successive weeks before the 10Th day of
November next giving notice tu the said
Absent defendants of the object and substance
OF this bill ana warn them to appear in this
court in person or by solicitor ON or bCfOr"
til" 9Th day of December next To answer the
premises and show cause il any they have
why decree ought not To pass rs prayed.
JAMES +. GRAHAM
True Copy-Tost: Clerk
JAMES r. GRAHAM Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-03
|u+sdiv, 9th Of Aovemb3r, 1884

being the first Tuesday after the first
Monday at the usual places of voting in
the several Election Districts of Cecil
county, a> follows:
In the First Election District at Ceclton;
In the Second Election District. at Chesa-
pcaEc City:
In the Third Election District. mt Elkton;
In the Fourth Election District, at Fair
Hill:
In the Fifth Election District, at North
East;
In the Sixth Election District, at Rising
sun;
In the seventh Election District, at Port
Deposit;
In the Eighth Election District at Mount
Pleasant:
In the Ninth Election District, at Calvert;
And the Election 50 to be held is for the
purpose OF clccting
On person to represent the
Second Compression i District
Of Maryland in tn F.fy-fourth
Congress OF the United States
Also, as required by the
provisions of Chapter SO, OF
the Acts OF the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland of 1894,
notice is hereby given to the
voters OF Cecil county that the
question whether or not any
person or persons, house, com
pany, association or body cor
porate, may be licensed in
Cecil county, Of this State, by
whom or in which spirjtuons
or termented liquors, intoXi-
eating drinks o. cider may be
sold, or whether or not no
license to sell the same in said
ountv shall be issued, will be
submitted to the qualified
ot~rs OF Cecil county on the
first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. 1904
Section , of said act of 1894. chapter So,
reads a~ follows:
SEC. >. ma BE- ,loctcd. That the ballots cast
III said election. I" b" counted as deciding for
or against the sale Ot spurious pv frrmcntrd
liquors, Intoxicating drinks ~ cider in said
county. shall have printed or written ON them
the words For License" or" Against License"
and the ballots cast For license" and the
ballots cast against License" shall be care
l,t l,r a, Hl.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

In accordance with an order issued by the
Orphans Court for Cecil county, notice is
hereby given, by the undersigned, to all per-
sons entitled to distrihutive shares, legacics or
II residue of the personal estate of George
Grinnage, deceased, that meeting of said
persons has been appointed by the under
signed to be held nj the Office of the Register
land on Wednesday the 18th day of November
in the year 1891. at IL o'clock, A, NJ (Which day
hour and place have been approved by the,
said COURT when payment or distribution of
said personal estate will be made under the
direction and control of said court
GEORGE A. BLAKE
Administrator of George Grinnage.