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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-03

Mr.. Albert FAvorite, of Arkansas City,
X ~. wishes to give our readers the bsnc-
fl OF his experience with colds. He says:
81 contracted cold early last spring that
settled on my lungs, and had hardly recov-
cred from it when / caught another that
nung on ali summer AMI left me with "A
hacking ctugh which L thought L would
never get rid Of l had used Cham berlain 5
Cough Remedy some fourteen Years ago
with much success, ana concluded to try il
again. W hon L had got through with one
bottle my cough uad lett me, and L have
not suffered with cough or cold since.
L have recommended it To others, and all
speak ell of It," 80 cent bottles for sale
by Druggists.
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Camp Fire of U. S. Grant Post.
Wednesday evening, jar. 24th was very
Indictment but that fact did not deter
large number of the citizens, ladies'
and gentlemen, of Cherry Hill and vicinity,
from assem- bling AT the post hall TO take part
in "a "camp fire" and to witness the public
installation of the officers of the Post. The
department officers aud other comrades had
been invited and the b. ~ o. train arriving
at Siugerly at 7.l5 p. II. brought up Capt.
Frank Nolen, Department Commander;
Col. Joseph Q. Hill. Dept Commander; DR..
George II. Graham, Past Dept. Commander
and now Surgeon General of the Grand
Army; Comrades, II. c. Mackie, VIM. j.
Kleig, Clinton S, Birch, John w. Kellar,
j. b. Wilson aud j. L. Alexander all OF
Baltimore; Comrades, Charles A. Conner,
Henry E Oniel, Samuel L. Cooling, Kemp
Richardson, n. NJ. Gilbert, John S. Barnes
and George Burroughs of Rodgers Post,
Havre de Grace; Comrades, Jesse West and
Samuel Reedy of Wingate Post, North
| East and Comrade John w. Garter of
| Warren Post, Forest Hill, Hartford county.
The visitors were taken in carriages from
| Siueerly 10 Cherry Hill where they were
met by members of the Post and Sons of
Veterans and escorted to the hall after q
pleasant interchange Of greetings. At the
request of Commander Spence, Capt. Con-
uer of Havre de Grace called the mestiug tc
order and introduced Comrado kiug o
Baltimore, as installing officer and master
| of the ceremonies for the evening Com
raie Klug " 18th Maokie IS officer of the dag
then installed the new officers of the Post a
| ollows; Commander, John w. Miller;
Senior Vice Conn ander, Allen McLaut
Junior Vice Commander. Joseph I. Cant
well, Surgeon, Pt ,rcs Matthews; Chaplain
Spence, Officer of the Day, Danl
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| L anu ECoSIots
Miss Laurine Wilson is visit, Balti-
more friends.
Miss Corinno lamar is the guest Of Mist
| Bella Wilson in Baltimore.
Mrs. Lille Ford, of Baltimore, - th'
guest of relatives in Elkton.
Miss Florence E. Torbert is making al
extended visit to Baltimore.
| Miss Helen S. Walter, of Philadelphia, il
the guest of Miss Lille Alrtcb.
Mr.. S. NJ. Reynolds, of Middletown, wa
| in Elkton for few hours on Tuesday.
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Richard DLllam, o
Beiair, are the guests of Elkton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b. Enos. of Phila-
| delphia, spent Sunday III Etkton will
relatives.
Miss Fannie Owens, of Philadelphia, Wis
tied her mother on Howard street this
week.
Mr.. John w. Milburn, y well known
farmer, is i'll at his home in Back Greek
Neck.
Mr.. John II. Brown, Jr., of Centreville
spent Monday and Tuesday in Elkton as
the guest of Mr.. William G Hollingsworth
Mr.. William ID. Bratton left Elkton on
Monday to resume his position in the Main
tenance of Way Office of the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Altoona, Pa.
Marriage licenses issued by the Clerk OF
the Court for Cecil county: Jan. 81, Samuel
L. Janney OF Bay View, and Miss NJ. Lizzie
Harrington, of Pennington; Grant Null, OF
Perryville, and Cora Jenuess of Woodl avn.
Rev. Frank E. Williams, pastor of
Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Baltimore, who has been confined to his
home, POI North Calvert street, for the
past two months with pneumonia, has
recovered and resumed his pulpit on SUI
day.
Mr.. w. Irving Walker, of Baltimore, a
former Cecil countian, one evening last
week entertained the young men of Mount
Vernon Place Church at bis residence, 1903
Bolton street. The reception was given in
order to have the younger and older mem
bsrs of the church become better acquainted
Mrs. William II. May gave pleasant
card party in compliment to Mrs. Richard
Dallam, of Belair on Thursday evening at
her home on West Main street. Her guests
were: Mrs. Il. n. Evans and Mrs. Dallam
of Belair; Mrs. Alexander Evans, DR.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Ellis, Miss NJ. Frost, Miss
Francis Schouler, Miss Ellen Broughton,
Miss Sarah Reese, Miss Elsie Tull, Miss
Mary H. lamar, Mr.. Frank Ellis, Mr.. j.
P. McCay, Mr. Richard Reese, Mr.. Clinton
Mccullough.
Miss Margaret Manchester and Mr. Archer
Fl. Jarrett, of Baltimore, were married at
one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. G. q.
Johns, near Woodlawn, the Rev. w. r.
Gwinn, uncle of the bride, officiating. The
bride wore a brown clotn travelling dress.
They left on a bridal trip north, and will
reside at 500 North Charles st, Baltimore.
Among those at the wedding were: DR..
and Mrs. C. A. Shure, Mr.. and Mrs. Mill
ard F. Abr adams, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Archibald, Misses Georgia and Slilie
Manchester, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. E. Johns, Miss
Ella Archibald, Miss NJ. Z. Jarrett, James
Archibald, Mrs. Helen Martin, Miss Cecilia
Marshall, Howard and Charles Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Jarrett DR.. and Mrs. j. H
Jarrett, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Jarrett, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Taylor, Mrs, r. Kennedy,
DR.. FL. S. Jarrett and wife of Towson; W.
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In the Churches.

Presiding Elder Louis E. Barrett
delivered an able sermon in the Elkton NJ {.
E. Church on Sunday morning.
Saint Andrews Guild, Andora, will give
an oyster supper in Mrs. A. E, r. Ward g
tenant house on the Plank Road, Saturday
February third. Ii stormy, first clear eve
ming. Supper tickets 80 cents.
The Salvation Army is holding meetings
In the Barracks on Main Street every
night this week. ChIldrens meeting
Saturday afternoon at 2.30. IN. Every bod y
please send along your children. Holiness
meeting Sunday morning Feb 4th at II
A. M. Free and easy p 10. Great saliva
tion meeting at p. M. the subject will b.
Daliverauce Every body invited to attend
Capt Bonnie Boulter and Lieut.. Ursche
!. in command.
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Whites Election Claimed.

The recount of the ballots in the Sheriff
atty contest was concluded on Friday night
and the matter will come before the Court
for final settlement on February 10Th
The counsel for Mr.. White, the Republican
candidate, confidently claim his election
over Mr.. Boyd by a majority OF at least
II votes Any estimate is conjectural
upon the decisions the Court will render
when considering the ballots objected to
and claimed by the counsel on both sides.
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Rising Sun News.
RISING SUN, MD, Feb. ., 1s9

RISING SUN. MD, Feb. =, 1894.
Miss Mary Little of Perryville, is visiting
relatives in Rising Sun.
Mr.. j. T. Mccullough is lying very i'll at
his home on Cherry street.
Miss ,die Wilson of Oxford, is the guest
of Miss Rhoda Wilson this week.
Mrs. E L. Ewing enter tanned the Pro
gressiye Euchre Club on Wed nesdsy ever
ing.
The commissioner are having the town
surveyed by Charles E. Dare and william
Richards.
JOHN Il. Sheppard of Philadelphia, and
Lewis Il. Kirk, Jr.. of Wayne, spent Sun
day at home.
Rev j. e. Bryan preached very appro'
pirate sermon To Harmony Castle X. G. E
last Sunday morning.
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Peoples Column,
Findictiye Politics,

MIR. EDITOR: In looking over the
several measures introduced at Annapolis
by our Representatives we find few
which We think will 0ommen nd themselves
to the people of Cecil county. Notably
So the bill introduced by Delegate
Thomas appropriatipg money 10 assist
those who are SO unfortunate as to be
bitteH by rabid dogs aud require treat
meut at the Pasteur institute.
But on the other hand are several
which will reflect no credit upon their
authors aud confer no bsnetits upon our
county.
Delegate Mackis introduced a bill
entirely setting aside a law which is
acknowledged to be one of the best laws
in Cecil county today that of electing
one commissioner every two years to
serve for six wears thereby retaining in
Office two experienced commissioners
thoroughly familier with the affairs of
our county.
Does Delegate Mackie not know that
an amendment to our constitution was
adopted over two years ago regulating
the election of County Commissioners
too deeply engaged in his professional
duties in the Forth district to give this
important matter any thought what
ever?
The bill introduced by Mr.. Crothers
giving the Sheriff the power to appoint
a physician to the Jail is piece of spite
work pure and simple and should be
beneath the dignity OF a person holding
the position MIR. Crothers does. Hi
probably thinks the people of Ceci
county pay him to go to the Ssnate tt
vent his spleen upon his politica
enemies.
But great deal of allowance should
be made in the case Mr.. Cro.hers as hi
was very unkindly dealt with by TIL
Democrats in this county very unkindl!
indeed, they giving Mr.. John s. Writ TO
Senator majority of 744 and Nh
! y
that iG doubt.
Merritt McNamee has felt the rod
And so will many others,
Who manlully refused to wear
| The collar OF the Crothers.
Then Andrew A. and Jere p,
Good Democrats in all weathers,
| Their office, must vacant be-
Iwant them for my brothers.
SO Charley s. must walk the plank
Benjamin q. will shortly follow,
So pack your grip and take trip,
For Charley is full OF choler
Dear Doctor, from Fair Hill come down
And take part in the frolic,
, Bring down some pills for Denies Ills
And some pickle Tor the collie.
DEMoCRATICUs.
PoRT DEPOSIT, MD, January 81, 1894.
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No. 1910 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Cecil
CnuntY. in Equity.

II. w dEutll, bdNiu SlululcEs, anu DOId d.
SINNERS his wife, and others.
No. 1910 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Cecil
County: in Equity.
The object Of this suit is to procure decree for
sale OF the real estate in Cecil County Of which
the plaintiffs claim well as of all other credi-
tors of said Rachel Wadell, who will come in
and contribute to the expenses of this suit.
/. That the said Rachel Wardell of Cecil
County deceased, was in her life time indebted
to William Taylor on four judgments for I'LL.
1914, 1924, S99.l3, respectively with interest
from May 19, 1888, and costs.
2. That said VIM. Taylor died iutestate and
the plaintiffs are his administrators.
8. That the said RACHEL Wardell being in
debted as aforesaid unto said VIM. Taylor and
other persons, and having real estate died on or
about the year 1890 intestate and leaving no per.
sonal estate sufficient to pay her debts and costs
oiadmini tratiOn.
That the said Rachel Wardell left surviving
| her her husband. Richard H. Wardell, and the
following children: Dora b. SINNERS, who has
intermarred with David SINNERS of Cecil county;
Cecil G. Wardell, Luther g. Wardell, BERTHE f..
| Wardell, William E. Wardell, Emma L. War
dell and Herbert S. Wardell, the last four named
being und er twenty-on years of age.
| 5. That all OF said parties are unmarried,
| except David SINNERS and wife, and all reside
| III Cecil County except Dora b SINNERS who
resides in New York or elsewhere outside of the
| State OF Maryland, and BERTHE Z. Wardell, who
| resides in Baltimore, Md.
| 1t appearing that two consecutive suDpoenas
| against the said David SINNERS have been
| returned Iron est' it is thereupon adjudged and
| ordered that the plaintiffs by causing copy Of
| this order to be inserted in some newspaper
published in Cecil County once a week for four
successive weeks before the 2lst day OF February
next give notice TO the said David SINNERS OF the
| object and substance of this bill and warn him
to appear in this court in person or by solicitor on
| or before the 10th day OF March next to answer
the premises, and show cause il any he has, why
| decree ought not to pass as prayed.t
| JAMES I. GRAHAM,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
| i2O JAMES T. GRAHAM, Clerk.
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Master, Wilmington Among prominent
citizens of the county were: Thomas G.
Bond, Esq, Col. Enuch Noyes of Port
Deposit; FL. Il. Brady, DR.. ]. V. Wal
lace, t. j. Cleaver, of Chesapeake City;
John l.. Moore, J, Alex. Rutter, John
w. Shippers, 7. c. McCrackeu, Rev. W.
7. Hammond, D. S. Mccullough, A.
Anderson % Norih E4s,; Hugh Cameron
of zion; Capt. John W. Mccullough Of
Colora; Barclay Reynolds of Rising Sun;
John jackson OF Principle; J. c. Price,
Sr and j. G. Price, Jr., of Earlevile.
The public offices and places of bus
iness generally we're closed during the
funeral.
DR.. George Edward Reed, President
of Dickinson College was invited to take
part in the funeral services hut being
unable to attend wrote as follows to Rev
|. l. Wood:
DICKINSON COLLEGE CARLISLE PA
THE REV. ISAAC L. " GOD E k, on, Md,
My Dear Su:-I received with very
great regret your telegram informing me
OF the !amented departure from tbs field
OF his honorable toll OF Jour late dis
tinguished parishiouer and friend, the
Hon. w. j Jones. for so long time
conspicuous and useful member of the
Board OF Trustees OF Dickinson College.
When, in June las he wrote me ten
dering his resignation from tho Board.
on the plea Of iii health, little did think
that this action on his part was but the
precursor OF the end. 1t seems, however,
that the shadows of his approaching fate
were even then upon him. | greatly
regret that business engagements, lmpos
sible to be- deferred, will prevent atirma
tive response to your courteous invita-
ton to be present on the occasion
of the service to be held tomorrow.
We're it within my ability | should
certainly be there. As this will be i'm
possible, allow NE as an officer of the
college which he SO faithfully and eff
oently served to express my sorrow over
the loss experienced in taking of OF so
worthy man and so kind friend. In
this all officers of the college will join
most heartily. Our prayer is that God
may rest upon the stricken ones who
survive, and that in the hour of their
need His consultations may neither be
few nor small. With renewed regret
that | cannot be present in person, | beg
to remain, my dear sir,
Faithfully Yours,
GEO. EDWARD REED.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice that the SUBJ
scriber of Cecil county has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters OF ad.
ministraton on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM McCREARY,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 18th day of July 1894,
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
any beneht of said estate, All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 2lst day OF October, 1898.
ALBERT T. MoCREARY,
Test: Administrator.
X. E. LAMAR, Register. 13ja6w
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Frame Dwelling House, /;

Nearly new, two and one-half stories high.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash on the day OF
sale, one-thiri in six months from the day OF
sale and the balance in one year from the day Of
sale, the credit payments to bear interest from
the day OF sale and to be secured by the nvtes OF
the purchaser with security to be approved by
the undersigned. These terms may be varied,
with consent OF the Executor to suit satisfactory
purchaser. Expense ofdeed at cost of purchaser
GEORGE A. BLAKE,
Shockley s. Smith. auctIoneers, Executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice that the SUBJ
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Cecil county letters te5tamentary on tho
personal estate OF
NELSON GUSTUS.
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the Goth day OF July, 1894,
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under
hard this 26th day of January, 1894.
GEORGE A. BLAKE,
lest ~
r. It. LAMAR Register.
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3 UDI i.tsl D I \. WI " -
the appointment. Several accounts
were examined and passed. The other
member of the Board is Samuel Eng
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Port Deposit Items.
PORT DEPOSIT, Feb.


Sayman's show and concert have been
exhibiting in the town hall and will con-
tiuue the balauce CT the week. 50 far
fair houses nave greeted them.
Spencer & McG ,nigall have secured
nun Der of acres OF corn and tomatoes for
next summers canning season and the
prospects are that they Will secure all
t1ey want. They pay $3.50 per ton for
corn and furnish the seed.
The funeral of Mrs. J oseph L. Balance
who died in Baltimore Friday last, took
place from the residence of John Il.
White at lakewood, Tuesday at 10 d. m.
and many friends from upper Cecil and
lower lancaster counties attended it.
The Womeus Home Missionary Society
will give their entertainment in the town
hall Tuesday night. The Peak sisters
are on the program aud are one among the
many other attractions. AS the money
received is largely spent at home and as
| the entertainment is we'll worth the
money, we hope they will have a full
| house.
Mrs Mary F. R Davis, wife of James
A Davis, formerly a member OF the
House of d slegates ami Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, died suddenly Saturday
night. She WAS daughter OF the late
Elijah Reynolds, who in his day was one
of the largest contractors and builders
IN the State and many fine residences on
the Eastern and Western Shores art
monuments of his skill aud ability
The insurance companies having sat
tied their losses by thessfre on the 2O5i
ultimo, Messrs. Bender and Falls hav
commenced to repair damages. Mr.
Bender is putting mansard root on hi
house which will give him more room
: and add to the appearance of the build
ing. Mr.. Falls has rented the dwelin
over Mr.. Katz's store where he is storiu
his furniture and hopes soon to max
provision to entertain the travelling com
Munity.
The funerslQ If Mx.asIames Rice VIII
| dfed gnn&S Rom his la,
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

Three Farm Wagons, Ok Cart, Deerlng Binder,
Deering Mower, Grain Drill, Hay Tedder, Horse
Rake Wheel Cultvators, Grain Fan, Cutting
Box, Hay Riggings, Roller, Double Harrows
Plows, Iron Age Cultivators, Grain Cradle,
lot of Grain Bags, Sickle Sharpener. Road Gait,
Corn Marker, ltwo-horse Tread Power, Separator,
Corn and Cob Crusher, Circular Saw and Table,
large Cutting Box, Gum Belt, this is new
outfit Sets of Single Carriage Harness. Set
of Double Carriage Harness, Sets of Wagon
Harness. Sets of Lead Harness, Sets of Plow
Harness Collars, Brides, Pads, Blankets. Fly
Nets large Copper Weather Nane, Forks.
Shoyes, Hoes, Picks, Harrow Chains, Single
md Double Trees, and many other useful articles
such as are kept on a large and weil-conducted
farm. ., g ,,s
This sale is worthy of the attention OF buyers
as this is good property and VIII be . clear saie
SAFE p.,F sALE.-An sums Of Twem ysr p tsa
ss Dc riss ap Ss &c endorse
'HoCkIp,- wits2ryat,cnat Bank OF Elktol
A, SSSssthe Terms
,SToN
Yah
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ORDER NISI.
n re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Sarah
Mr. al-a

In re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Sarah
Thackery.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In Equity
No. 1901.
ORDERED, this 25th day of January, 1894
" that the sale of property mentioned in
these proceedings, made and reported by Robert
G Thackery, Attorney, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the cont rary thereof be shown on
a COPY of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published in Cecil county
once a week for one month before the 2sth day
February next
The report states the amount OF sale to bt
| S2,s70.0O.
True Copy-Test: CLERK.
i. IkAaAM, OIeLh.
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Trustees Poor and Insane.

The Trustees of the Poor and Insane
were in regular session on Saturday at
the Aims House. Mr. Robert Marsh
bank the newly appointed trustee was
present and the Board organized by re.
eleeting George s. Woolley, President,
and Ne. Marsh bank was made Secretary.
Htte Hce Of the retiring member John
m Everett was reapPoInte"
Ar,,o House an
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Marr1ed.

SMITH-SLICER.-On Wednesday, January
31st, at the Manse, Zion, by Rev. W. Jam.
eron Fltz Simons, Mr. Samuel G. Smith to Miss
Clara Slicer.
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Executors Sale
HOUSE; AND LOT,
IN ELKTON, MARYLAND.

BY virtue of power contained in the last will
and testament OF Nelson Gustus, late OF Cecil
county, in the State of Maryland, deceased, and
under and in pursuance OF an order OF the
Orphans Court Tor said county, the undersigned,
executor named in said will and testament, will
offer at Public Sale at the Court House door, in
the town OF Elkton in said county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-02-03

Lovett's Furniture Warerooms, Newark,
Del. Railroad facilities unsurpassed. For
the season of 1894 greatly increased room
and stock. You can save money in buying
from u.s. Try it and save your freight. We
carry az fine !. line of par Tor, bedroom and
dining furniture as can bs found any place.
Odd pieces from cheap rocker to the finest
sideboards, writing desks and couches, etc.
in season. A large line of iefrigerators and
baby carriages. 13a6m
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%I2 Head Horses and Mules

No, 1-NELLIE, Bay Mare, IA years old. in
foal to Artist good worker and driver.
No. 2-PAULINE, Bay Mare, years old, good
worker and driver.
No. S-HARRY, Bay Horse, years old, good
worker and driver.
No. LADY, Bay Mare, years old with toal
good worker and driver.
No. 5-NELL1E, Dun Mare, years old, in foal
to Artist good worker and driver.
No. 6-DEX1E.i years old good worker and
driver.
No. Two years old Bay Horse Colt.
TO. STRAY Morrell Stallion, years old good
driver and gives promise of speed.
Nos. Sand 10-2 yearling Colts by Artist.
One pare of Black NJ ules, well broken.
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1Ry IS Head Of Jersey Cattle

One Bull, I Cows, Heifers, Bull Calf. Heller
Ca ves of as fine breeding for the dairy rs there
is in the State. Several of these cows will be
fresh by day OF sale and the hcifers are close
springers. Three Brood Sows that will harrow
the last week in February; Four Sows about five
months old. full bred Poland China stock; Horse
Colt, coming three years. This will be a chance
to get good stock at your own prices. can show
by pedigree fin breeding OF cattle as there is
to be found anywhere.
CONDITIONS.-Nine months credit on all
sums over So; under that amount cash on day OF
| sale A liberal discount on credit bills.
Those from distance will be met at North
| East Station, p. w. * b. X. r., north bound due
at lO:4l m, south bound due at 10 SO a. m and
at Rising sun Station, Central Division p W. "
B. r. r.. south bound due 8. SO a. N north bound
| due 003 a. IN Dinner at Il o'clock.
Sale commences at O'Clock.
&c. II indman, auc. H. G. MCDOW ELL.
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Stockholders Ms

NOTICE Is HEREBY
Annual Meettng OF the s.
NJ. SINCERELY y: K.
held in Council Hall, Elk
FEBRUARY 5tgaa. .So
the purpose of e~Tr
J TO- ot ~. 4 = i