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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-29
ORDER NESI.

Elenora Taylo =. Edward X. Taylor administra-
tors, vs. Ii ichard IL. Wardell, DAVID
SINNERS ct al.
No. 1910, Equity. In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil
County. In Equity.
ORDERED. this 2lSt day OF September, 1891,
| J that the sale OF property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by Henry III.
Mcf although Trustee, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the I'D day OF November next, provided
a COPY of this order be inserted in some news
papcr printed and published in Cecil County
once IA week toy one month before the 2Gd day o
October next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be $i2''
JAMES I. GRAHAM,
TINS Copy-Tcst: 0lefh.
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Letters Advertised.

ELKToN PosToFFICE, SEPT. "a, 1894.
Mrs. q. Maurice Senissot, John Ssmmetz
Miss Mamie Hons, Mr.. Daley, Miss Ellie
Lanigan.
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BY virtue of decree of the circuit Court for
Cecil county in Equity, the subsri5er as trustee
will sell at Public Auction a GasOn's Hotel, ut
Rising Sun Md, on
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Registration potice
OCTOBER SITTING, 1894.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
CITIZENS OF CECIL COUNTY that in coL-
pliance with Article SO. OF the Code (Poe'Sj Of the
Public General Laws OF Maryland. amended by
the Act of the General Assembly of Maryland.
1892. chapter 573, title Elections subtitle
''Registraton, providing for the uniform regis
this Sta tie, etc, the October sitting for the
year. 1885, of the officers of Registration OF said
county. for the purpose of revising and complet-
ing their RegistrleS OF Voters and Poll Books,
hp,yin
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5-StoTv Frame Dwelling House

Two Small Frame Barns, Granary, Hen House
Smoke House and other buildings.
The land is OF excellent quality and very pro-
ductive-about u acres under cultivation the
remainder well set in oak, hickory and chestnut
timber.
The Mill has been well patronized and the
property is situated in a prosperous neighbor-
hood about 21@ miles from the town OF North
East and miles from ElktOn. THE PROP
EiiIG Is ADMIRABLY LOCATED FOR A
CREAMERY, A SEPARATOR NOW BEING
RU NTHEREON. 1t is convenient to city mar
kets, being located within 4 mile OF Elder, a
station on the Il. IS O. Railroad.
TERMS OFSALE prescribed by the mortgage
are that the purchase money shall be paid in
cash on the day of sale. More favorable terms
made be made, however, by purchaser with the
attorney on the day of the sale and. if desired,
a large portion OF the mortgage debt may remain
in the property.
Cost OF conveyance to be paid by the Purchaser
ROBERT g. THACKERY,
Attorney named in the Mortgage.
SHockiey u Smith, AuctiOueerS. sstS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-29
ORDER NlSI.

Robert Dawson VS.. Adam X. Magraw.
In,tbe Circuit Court tor Cecil County. In Equity
No. 1913. -.-a
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Large Brick Mansion Houe, HI. ii
No. 2-Beng a Tract Woodland
containing 20 Acres Of and, more

~ INSiSS VI lIlOt
or less, situate in the Seventh cction District
OF said county, on the public roaofrom Jenncss'
Mill to near where it intersects lc public road
from Woodlawn Camp GrOundsD Upper Prin-
cfpio and more particularly descbed in a decd
from Ambrose Ewing and wife toiie said John
s. Ewing dated the I'd day Of Aust, A D. 1888,
and now of record in Libcr j. ID. No. 6, folio
1885, &c, another OF said Land lcord Books u
Cecil county. This property is vered nth 81
fine growth of Chestnut Timber.
THE TERMS OF SALE. plcribed by the
decree. are that one-third OF the pchase money
be paid on day OF sale, and the sidue in two
equal instruments at Six and lelve months
from the day of sale, the credit pa ents to bear
interest IRON day of sale, and to htecurcd to the
satisfaction OF the Trustee.
The cost of deed to be paid by pchaSers.
WILLIAM 5. EFAS, Trustee.
John G. Hindman, auctiOneer
Es5-ln pursuance OF an order OF9j 49,
| hereby give police to the credit3sss-z-s
| John :. Ewing, deceased, to lie t!l:ss
| the proper vouchers therefor wila
| the Circuit Court for Cecil cOu
| within sixty days from the first in
| NJ ice,
elts WILLIAn-
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On the First Monday in October,
1St, I'd, I'd and 4th DAYS Of October, 1894,

and continue during the ensuing TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the same
ba
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r.KDERED, this 10Th day ot-Ass
~ the sale of PROVE
proc eedings, madeE-
HaineS rF.zs5--
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Saturday, octobe' s, 1894
No, Being all that Firm or Tract
At = O'CLOCK, PM,

ALL THE FOLLOWING DESRIBED REAL
ESTATE whereof John s. Ewi.s, late of Cecil
county, deceased died, seized. tcwit:
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OF LAND, situate. lying and belg in the Sixth
Election District of Cecil county u the State of
Maryland on the public road lea6ng from West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church Port Del osit
by way OF Coulson's Saw Mill wlreon John s.
Ewing resided at the time OF hideath, which
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-29

P. Z. Tome, attorney, Room a Marine Bank Build
ing, Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
IT is SURELY COMING.
The Question IL: "Are You Prepared p
If Not, Some Very Valuable Advice 10
Volunteered

An epidemic of the grip Is certain to be
general throughout America in very
short time Already many cases have
been observed by physicians in New York
city, as well as in other cities of the land:
DR.. Cyrus Edison, OF the New York Board
OF Health, saws that the disease VIII
manifest us presence generally IN the
very near future. and tnat 1t IS already
here more than Is generally realized. lie
said:
II think we will have Il grip epidemic
soon, and there are indications that II
will be long siege. While | do not want
to create d scare. | would warn people 10
beware of II, and To use all the precau-
tons possible. Experience has shown that
carelessness in habits and irregular hours
render the system too weak to stand so
violent a disease. Grip finds easy VIC
Tins In old people and in debilitated per-
sons"
There IS but one thing for any man,
woman or child TO do when the slightest
symptom OF grip appears, and that is 10
counterfeit it at once. II you feel tired,
have pains in the muscles and bones. have
a dull headache. a bad taste in the mouth,
are feyerish, have no ambition or appe-
tite, you must. IL you desire TO escape
the grip. at once take a good, pure stimuli
liant. This alone can cOunteraCt the COM
ing on OF grip. kill the microbes Of the
disease. and restore you 10 health. while
there are many sO-called stimulants. there
Is but one which is pure. scientific. and
This is Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. DO
not be deceived by any druggist or grocer
who may try 10 induce you TO take some
thing else. Remember that the reason
usually is that he can make more money
on cheaper and inferior articles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20

10 the clerks the collection OF their fees.
II was afterwards decided TO Increase
this committee TO seven. and the following
gentlemen were appointed:
j. ;. Carper. OF Franklin; Robert Gil
liam. OF Petersburg: $. =. WaddiII, OF Hen
rico: q. :. stephens. OF Nelson; ID. ii. Lee
Martz. OF Rockingham; j. NJ. Specie. OF
Bedford: and s. s. Brooke. OF Roanoke.
IL having been agreed that the organiza-
ton he PERMANENT. the following commit
tee ON permanent organization was APP
pointed; :. :. Brooke. j. NJ Specie. ana
r. H. Buford The committee is to report
at the next meeting.
At l O'Clock the convention adjourned
TO meet again, In Richmond, December
9Th next at 10 o'clock in the morning.
After adjournment the delegates visited
the new city Hall, the Capitol, and other
places OF interest.
they had their pictures taken on the
steps OF the new City Hall.
The convention has been most success
ful one. and very gratifying to the gentle
men who composed IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20

General ..obert r. Lees birthday was
celebrated as a legal holiday yesterday.
All the State and city offices. The banks,
and n number Of wholesale houses ana
the public schools were closed. The beau
tiful weather brought cut a great many
people, who especially filed the streets
about noon time. when the Howitzers
termed cut wltn fun ranks and paraded
cp Grace street TO the Lee monument.
where they fired salute OF nineteen
guns. The cannoneers afterwards march
ed back 10 their armory.
At night Lee Camp held one of its
inimitaDlc camp fires at its room o.
Broad near Seventh street. War rem
inlscences were related by quite
number of the members. and a number
Of songs were rendered. A special in
vitatlon had been rendered TO Pickett
Camp and that body was well represent
ed.
Sandwiches and other refreshments
were served in abundance and the ex-
ercises were eatirely informal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
THE CLEnKS ADJOURN.
The Convention Has Ended Its Session
After Much Good Work

The Court Clerks Convention re-assem-
bled for their second days session yester-
day az 1ll5 o'clock. with President Boude
in the chair. In addition TO the clerks
Who were IN attendance Thursday the
following new arrivals We're present:
4. G.. Clark, Bath County Court; \. S.
Llwards. County and Circuit Courts of
sIrry. Robert Gillian Circuit and Hust-
ilss Courts OF Petersburg; Sands Smith.
County and Circuit Courts OF Matthews.
and J. A. Brown, Circuit Court of Han
over county.
The minutes of Thursday were read
ana approved.
Before taking up the days business.
Nr Turner offered the following resolu-
lions. which were adopted:
Resolved. That the thanks of the con-
'enuon be rendered the Everett Waddey
company for courtesies extended i'm. ten
dsrlng the convention the use of station
'lF &c: also. TO Mr.. {. ". Goddin. clerk
~ The Chancery Court Of Richmond. for
rnierins the use Of the Chancery Court
iy'n Tor the committee on business; and
sso 70 the Chamber of Commerce.
ne convention agreed. at the request
" AIT Naddey. TO adjourn at II o'clock
order TO visit and inspect the new City
AeiL The following report was sub
"i''ed 70 the convention by the committee
'.p0lnied 70 map out business
me committee respectfully report that,
e''er due deliberation in pursuance 10
me instructions Of the convention. we
Would recommend the appointment of
.'iAinlltee OF three 10 prepare bill for
"r General Assembly. codfying and
'.aiing all the fees now allowed the
Doks Of the various courts so that the
e'Me may be readily and conveniently
.seiiained by all interested. and pro-
,llug security for the payment Of the
ihe report was thoroughly discussed
ny many members. IL seemed TO be the
s.neral opinion that there was no need
y 50 before the General Assembly. hut
instead, to report 10 the next meeting
me clerks. There was an ATTEMPT TO
''lect the report. but IL was lost. An
amendment 20 recommit the report TO
..e committee was offered by Mr. Cog
gu of Campbell county. and was unani-
@ly carried. The committee retired.
.1 Ia few minutes submitted the fol-
owing report:
us committee respectfully report
49, after due elaboration. i'm pursu-
49,. 70 the Instructions Of the cOnven-
,, We would recommend the appoints
.st OF committee of three TO ccllate
- lylliy all the fees now allowed the
,s.. 80 VI the various courts, so that the
49,. 49, may be readily and conveniently
4, ,.solhed by all interested. and report !
SsneNt annual meeting of the clerks. |
rs,,n,-a'. That this committee be also |
tor ,Fo 10 report as 10 what legisla- |
''sifed TO more effectuaty secure |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
THE SEVEN PINES RAILWAY.
a Decree Has Been Entered Ordering Its
safe-Suft Insfit,,,ed

In the Henrico Circuit Court decree
has been entered ordering the sale Of the
Richmond City and Seven Pines Rail-
way.
Inc order OF sale is the result Of the
suit OF George j.. Fisher VS.. the railway
company and +. ". Conner and +. J..
Craigie. substituted trustees, which has
been pending for some time in the court
and is to satisfy judgment awarded Mr.
Fisher for SO.l52.S5.
\ New York corporation holds a deed
Of trust on the property and has brought
suit against the company. According to
the judgment Mr. Fisher is awarded the
first lien on the franchise and property
of the defendant company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
NE MS FR0M-HENRICO.
A Negro Badly Hurt in - Fight-Mr. Dick
ins IN DeLjrs the Report.

Nicholas. the murderer. still continues
in his much improved condition, and is
hopeful of his eventual acquittal
A maddog belonging to Constable Ness
created a ripple OF excitement at Howard's
Grove on Thursday by biting several
CANNES. The dog was killed.
Willie Cooper (colored) severely cut in
fight another negro on the Mechanics
vile turnpike on Thursday. He was ar
rested and lodged in the county Jail by
Constable Camp. The wounded man was
cared for by Dr. Tansii
Mr.. j. q. Dickinson denies the report
that he had some time ago made an as
signment and had sent horse and COW
and sulkey and harness to Mr.. Nalen-
tines to be kept for him. as stated by
one OF the parties interviewed in connec-
ton with the recent arrest of Constable
Samuels.
The case OF Constable Samuels will come
up next Monday for examination by
Squire Vincent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
Lecture at Old NJ. Johns.

The monthly lecture. under the auspices
OF the St Johns Chapter of the Brother
hood OF st. Andrew, took place in the
frame schco-house IN St Johns church
yard last night at s o'clock. Mr.. J. f.
jackson. editor of the Southern Planter,
was the lecturer. He took for his subject
England and America: Their Relations
and influence" The speaker enlightened
his hearers with much information upon
the altitude of the two nations towards
each other. and afforded much pleasure to
those present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
Interesting Views,

DR.. d. G. Potter will present his third
illustrated lecture on the great White
City Tuesday evening next at the Mozart
Academy Of Music. ON this occasion en-
tire new scenes will be brought before
the audience. comprising over eighty in
number. showing the Fair withn-the
amazing interiors and their bewildering
exhibits, as we'll as halls and aisles vast
beyond human experience. crowded with
inventions. works Of art, and many other
entertaining features
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
PRICE
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pyl liuLO Lit'n''' WV " j aCol-onss ee1.:-

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donald G. MITCHELL sI,c,uL.g
Noa TlLLllOSS oNA'DAA
By NATHAN
GRAN ~
III RACE BY LORD Lsrro"
AN
THE MODERN PnonEA"''~ ~ "
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Noa Dosps FROM An OLD NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
SCI LETTER by NATHANIEL hA"'A'"'-
ESSAY BY CHARLES
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No ~ I'M ,ND VIRGINIA By PIERRE
No ana Ssds<rSEI
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30 a. BIZ OwKyME Robert Lord LytonJ
80 mr. ByGH ono scHEEIsEG
60 BiST lS ~ AH AgI PTEofHE * siSSkS SE"rL-
No. taSrRES LIFE By SIR Jois rBBocG
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
University Gle Clnh.

The University of Virginia Mandolin.
Banjo. and Glee Club will be here in the
near future They will bring down BAN
JOS and ma ndolins galore. The programme
Is a choice one. there being many very
pretty selections promised. The vocal
feature will be a great attraction this
year. as there are many fine voices in the
club The club proposes TO make an ex-
tended tour. II Is expected their appear
ance here will be made a social event.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
Semi-Anuuai ROll-Call.

At Grove-Avenue Baptist church to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock the semi
annual roll-call of the membership OF the
church will be made. Rev. DR.. Hiden,
who has been confined to his room with
sickness for the past ten days, is expected
to have sufficiently recovered to ill his
pulpit at the evening service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY
or the Auction sale of II. VI. Moses Co.
900 Main street.

\ special feature Of the last two sales
will be Diamonds as ! have now had all
the loose diamonds mounted, and nine
tenths OF the unsold goods consist Of
elegant Diamond Rings, Studs, Earrings,
and Pendants Many of the finest ana
most tasty goods are stu unsold, and
will be offered. without limit or reserve. TO
the highest bidder, with privilege OF ex-
animation after the sale, and If not
satisfactory the purchaser need not take
them. ;. l.. BLOOMBEROI,
JOHN II. FRENCH Trustee.
Auctioneer. II. NJ. MOSES co.
920 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
A SIGN OLE THE TIMES.

Or. In other words. forecast OF
what the Sunday Times will be to-
morrow. First. and above all, II
VIII contain the news: then the
special features will be rich, rare.
and racy. II will be one Of the
most readable papers ever
PRINTED IN RICHMONI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
,cO LATE ,OK La IFIt ALTON.
BY william G. Burton. Auctioneer.

by William u. Burton Auctioheei;
7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE,
J. OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.-We will sell, at 100 east
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23D.
at 1890 A. NJ. large and desirable con-
signment OF NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE. consisting. OF 80 BED,
STEADS, single and double IN OAK ana
stained: IL BUREAUS. ~ WASH
STANDS. 2 OAK EXTENSION TABLES.
40 5-SPINDLE OAK CHAIRS. . CHAM
Der SUITS. COOK STOv Els. HEATERS.
SAFES. CARPETS. etc. The trade is
every article viii be sold without limit
or reserve. I. q. JOHNSON.
ta20-ot Proprietor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
A SIGN OF THE TINES.

Or, In other words. a forecast OF
what the Sunday Times will be to-
morrow. First. and above all, il
will contain the news; then the
special features will be rich, rare.
and racy. 1t will be one of the
most readable papers ever
PRINTED IN RICHMON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
WENT TO THE DEVIL.

Katie Howes Nurse" IS the
name over which a Richmond lady,
daughter OF a prominent clergy
man. is writing "A series of inimlta-
bic papers. The one Sunday tells
how her sister Sallie went TO the
Devil. II you want 10 laugh read
KATIES LETTEf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20

Are you reading Edgar Nakemans
stories IN the Sunday Times? Mr.. Wake
man is termed, by those who know, the
second Dickens. His story for tomorrow
1.-THE Don Professors Specimens" Is
masterpiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20

Are you reading Edgar wakeman's
stories In the Sunday Times? Mr.. Wake
man IL termed. by those who know. the
second Dickens. His story for tomorrow,
The Don Professors Specimens" - a
masterpiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20

Are you reading Edgar Wakemans
stories in the Sunday Times? Mr.. Wake
man is termed. by those who know. the
second Dickens. His story for tomorrow,
1.-THE Don Professors Specimens" is a
masterpiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
THE coRBETTNnTCHELL CONTEST

Besides NE T0EUIdT Special IcIe-
gram from Jacksonville. Fla. to-
night. the Sunday Times to-mor-
row will contain a letter written
from there on the 18th of January.
giving the particulars of the prepa-
rations Tor the fight II is illustrated,
and tells also
ABOUT THE TRAINING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20

one cold after another will. with many
constitutions. securely establish the seeds
Of consumption I'm the system Those in
need Of remedy will find DR.. d. Jayne's
Expectorant always prompt thorough
and eficacous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
WENT TO THE DEVIL.

Katie Howe's Nurse is the
name over which Richmond lady,
daughter of a prominent clergy
man, is writing a series of inimita-
Bile papers. The one Sunday tells
how her sister Sallie went To the
Devil. If you want to laugh read
KATIES LETTEI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-20
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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-05-17
Too Short Notice.

Old Mr.. johnson, Familiarity known
as "Uncle Zcke," was so fond of his
coppers rs to have acquired the reputa-
ton of being "leetle nigh" but he
was also fond of creature comforts.
Sometimes it taxed his ingenuity to
reconcile these conflicting tastes. The
citizens of Midtown were noted for
getting up entertainments of n social
and edible nature, called subscription
parties" and Uncle Zeke was almost
invariably one of the participants He
satisfied his desire for economy, how
ever, by fasting for certain length of
time beforehand. On one occasion O
party was hastily arranged in honor of
some transient guest of the town, and
Uncle Zeke was informed Of the affair
on the forenoon Of the very day on
which the entertainment was to be
given. mo, no." said the old man,
emphatically. II should have ben
happy to go if you'd gin me more
notice. You gin'rally charge about four
times what it's with, anyway, but if !
have a chance to git ready, can git
about half my moneys with! AS it is,
Ican't go this time. It's too short no
tice"-Youth's Companion.