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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

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Oliver Wendell Holmes was in
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IS, in good fellowship and intense
humanity.
The personal presence Of no man
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in his books.
ne delightful creatures of his
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The wreaths that will be laid upon
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Tuesday, 9Th Of November, 1884

lbcing the first TUESDAY after In" first
Monday. at the usual places of voting in
The ~cv"re! Election Districts of Cecil
county. Us follows:
In thc First Election District. at Ccciltun:
In the second Election District. al Chc,,a-
ptkc City;
In Tie Third Election District. at Elliton
In the Fourth Election District. al 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 he held j. for the
purpose of clectinG
One person to represent the
Second Congressional District
Of Marylandin the Fify-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 spirituous
or fermented liquors, intoxi-
eating drinks or cider may be
sold, or whether Or not no
license to sell the same in said
county shall be issued, will be
submitted to the qualified
voters of Cecil county on the
first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, 1904.
Section , of said act of 1891. chapter So.
| reads as follows:
SEC. ,. and BE- it caacfcd. That the lallots east
at slid election. to hr counted deciding for
| or against the sale of spurious or fermentcd
| liquors. Intoxicating drinks or 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 he care
fully counted 10y the judges of said election in
tn" respective election districts of said county
and the number of ballots For License" and
| the number against License" shall be cert-
| fled 10y them; and the return Judges of said
election. III their meeting after the said cleo
ton shall cast mp the whole vote For Ii.
ccnsc" and Against License in said districts
and shall make u separate written return OF
said whole vote 10 the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county: and said Clerk sinai
record said returns among the records of hi
Office and shall prepare certificate proclaim
ing the result of such election. and cause sal
certificate 10 he published within fifteen day
after said returns have been received by hin
once in all the newspapers published i'll sal
| county.
~ The Polls will be opened at cigll
O'Clock in the morning. and closed AT S
| o'clock in the evening.
~ The Return Judges are required an
directed to make their return on the sccon
| day Thursday following the election I
| the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Gee
County.
o13 CLINTON J. WHITE, Sheriff
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MEMS RIDING BOOTS ny,
Made as they should.e rs of
the most skiltul vi. Very
such wear in thf and work.
choicest mo-
manshipalf Boots, $40
U. AN Cali Boots. $40
| iameled Leather ,n's, 81.
French calf Patent Leather Boots,
Or we will make the Boots
to order if you prefer.
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ORDER NISI.


In the matter of the estate of Mary Howard
deceased.
In,thc Orphans for Cecil County.
ORDERED. this 9Th day of October. in til,
" year 1884. that the sale of the lc;lschold
estate of Mary Howard, deceased, made 10y
Theodore j. Nanncman, executor Of said
deceased and reported to this Court by said
executor he ratified and confirmed unlcs.
cause to the contrary thereof he shown ON OF
before the 9Th day of November next; provided
Il COPY of this order he inserted in some news.
paper published in said Cecil county. once {;
week for three successive weeks before the
9Th day of November next.
The report states the amount of sale To ht
S2JOD.
JAMES MCCAULEY,
DAVID I. DAVIS.
WILLIAM X. RECEEFiS.
True Copy-Tcst:
L E LAMAK. Rcgist.r. Iin.:i
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IN MERCHANT TAILORING

the value of the suit depends upon the man
who makes it. Cloth and materials do not differ
materially but cutters and filters do. It's the
small things that show the fit and finish A
triie too much cloth here or too little there will
spoil the finest fabric and make an expensive suit
resemble scarecrow. The most iastdious devo-
tee of Fs shion cannot detect flaw in our fault
less attire. All our goods, no matter what the
nr,ce are finished with scrupulous care. An
Instance of this Will be found in our line of $l2
Suitings to order
Our BOYS CLOTHING has given satisfaction
the past Summer, and our lines for Fall and
Winter are fully up to the same standard We
know boys are hard on clothes and we aim to be
easy on your pocket books. Never Kip BOYS
Suits. with extra pants to each suit, s.,
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#; FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
NO. 1886.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Rational Bank. Of .Elktun
AT ELKToN, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
OCTOBER u, 1854.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. %. ........... 1851 75S o.
Overdraits, secured and uusecurCd..... 60 %
U. :. Bonds to secure CrcuatiUn........ 81 900 &C
Stocks, securities, sc Observation-Disclosures. 1900 %
clearinghouse. furniture, and fixtures. 5000 Do
Due from approved Reserve Agents. 27,o73 u
Checks and other cash itemS............. pa -
Notes OF other National Banks ............ 30 %
Fractio. | paper currency nickes and
ceutS.-......- 10 ~
Lawful Money Reserve in Bank. viz:
Specie- -.'-u-t VI
Legal Tender Notes. $3.50 co
1910 %
Redemption Fund with u. :. Treasurer
(5per cent OF Circulation) .......... 1896 %
Total ..................... ..... $52S. as5 60
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock palu T5OUOOO 90
Surplus Fund $4,000 90
Undivided Profits, less expenses and
taxes pail ............... ....... 1870 20
National Bank Notes uutStan,llng...... 1900 90
Due to other National BankS............ l5,35i 50
Individual Deposits subject tUchcck... 1881 81
Demand Certificates Of Deposit........... l92lO9 Us
w 1928 $50 60
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IOTs, vs. ItICIIdTU II " dTUtIT1 IdNIU
SINNERS, ct al.
No 1870 Equity In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil
County. In Equity.
ORDERED, this 2lSt day Of September. 1884
" that the sale OF property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by Henry NJ
Mccullough, Trustee, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be sh wn on
or before the 23d day OF November next, provided
a copy of this order he inserted in some news
paper printed and published in Cecil County
once week for one month before the 23d day o
October next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be Sl15
JAMES T. GRAHAM,
TINS Copy-Test: CLERK.
JAMES T. GRAHAM, Clerk. 81.
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s J % CONTROVERSY.

VOC to whether women
&Sres has come up for
sTas saafit OF Summer topic"
is o of weightler themes.
eatu. paper has made it
msmmon debate by men
several columns of its
thu lied with letters from
baG gnantly repudiate the
dlmoicycling is immodest
Hsvho declare 1t nothing
'vention of the devil,
) to bhe women all man
% weirm and to stimulate
... lift Y already too preva
pc SCI the whole, however,
NJ. avor of Withholding
) from the women
moi ride bicycles, and
" E tn we are disposed to
90 eaiments concerning the
: .t,eed one women by riding
Ta,,edre rebutted by others
s!n n, who say the exer
i saat: ely beneficial. The
uo., on the immodesty of
-pnet by the explanation
= e~ who wish to ride also
eaff such style Of garment
: Ike riding easier, and also do
the suggestion of immodesty.
s. are the dress some would
Combination garment IS the
. forward by less extreme
of the wheel. Against both
ssuggestlons the opponents
sg for women raise cry
81 surprise. But when
s4f/o.k of it calmly, why
y women who want to ride
as they wish without all this
righteous" anger7 If the
husbands and brothers of
'ders don't object-and
of most part, do rot-what
- II of the rest of the public2
e t see that it is a matter
- @t to the world at
>ted what is
no Ven of
% an
~, e, core
ssS'n ,ycle
Ss ~ ~
. S%:,@Se. ;
49,
49, 80 s.
W - y
ss'W 49, 1t
y ~ ~
NJ NJ, of Rennsyl
ne. historic governors
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ORDER NESI.

In re: The Mortgaged Real Estate OF John j
White.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County. In Equity
No. 1869.
NRDERED, this "a day OF October 1894, that
~ the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings. made and reported by Robert c.
Thackery, Attorney. be ratlhed and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown Oh
or before the It'll day of December next, provided
COPY of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil County once a
week Tor one month before the 7th day of Novem.
Der next
The report states the amount o sale to be $500
JAMES 4. GRAHAM.
True Copy-Tezt: CLERK.
OF JAMES Z. GRAHAM, CLERK.
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q or HEnN MASS MEETINGS.
5er 17.-Chesapeake City.
Der IS.-Elkton.
Yer Io.-North East.
&r 27.-Port Deposit.
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II WENDELL HOLMES

saI Autocrat of the break
dead, and the painful
with a sense of personal
! over every breakfast
III the English language
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If there is Fur repairing or
re-shaping or re-dyeing to do
bear in mind that the days
before the rush time are fast
slipping away. And there's
money to be wed ii you have
the wor done now.
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FOR CONGRE
yCNTY
WILLIAM

OCTOBER IS. 49,
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Advertising Rates;
Local matter Ten Gents line for single IN
sertton. ,., ,,..,r.od ,,ratuit.
ously. Obituaries will be charged nall the Us va
! rate of transient local matter Iona and
Transient rates-Eight cents line Tor one, anu
cants a line Tor every additional insertion:
One inch OF space counted as Twelve lines. ONE
column. Five Dollars per inch, one year fou,
changesallowed teyearly ADVERTISERS "i'h'"
"Thecirculation OF Tbs Wing being among !he
mos. Intelligent classes OF Cecil county anu Iie
sadioining counties OF Maryland, Pennsylvanla
and Delaware, the proprietor confidently recon-
, mends it to business Men as most deslraole
Nv ire hiph standard as family journal. ne
Offensive or Objectionable advertisements Will oe
admitted at any price.
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Wantea.

TIME NORTH EAST CORNET BAND, North
i East Md, George Il. Bouchcllc, Leader.
Open to engagements for public meetings,
entertainments, &c. Full set New instruments
and Snowy Uniforms. Terms reasonable. Nd
dress all communications to
GEORGE T. BOUCHELLE, Leader.
l3oc3m North East, Md
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&c 10 Head Horses and Colts

No l-Dollie years old. No 2-Gray Morrell,
years old. No. 3-Daisy, years old, will ioal
the last OF November. No. mabel, years old /.
NJ 5-Queen years old. No. 6-Fannie, years
old No. LUCKY, = years old. No. s-Maud, =
years old. No. 9-General Grant, l year Old.
No. lO-Mabel, Sorrel Mare, years old.
These horses and colts are the get of Gray
Morrell Hawthorne, old Gilt Edge. Hannis, Star
nnrnc Scathelnck and other good strnins.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

LNARM HAND WANTED:-A competent
L man either married or single. Apply to,
\. X. SAMMS.
1w Elkton, Md.
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For Sale,
HntiCe.
Funeral Directors,


HENRY TINSINGER,
UNDERTAKEN AND EMB1LMER,
Offices: ELKTON, HdRf LAM
Main Street, adjoining Howard House.
Residence East Main street.
r. MARSHBANK s. son,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Offices: ELKTON, MARYLAND
Main street, near Bow. Residence, Bow street
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.iell Holiness

deI phorisms, his sound
onohs trenchant wit, his
49, Mo the sense OF genial
80 u that his reading
) ever fully meas
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Fur trimmings of every fav-
orite sort and width-and at
about wholesale prices.
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JAMES NCCAULE
DAVID I. DAVIS,
WILLIAM X. RECk Ell :
ORDER NISI.

rruc Copy
r. l.. LAMAR, Register. Iinc3
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>THE WHlG>

rbs object of it proprietor being to make
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For Rent.

THE DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE in Iiurn
L Block on Main street, now occupied rs
THE Racket Store" Apply to
MRS. ELIZABETH II. HURN.
octI3-lm Elkton, Md.
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EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
aToN, CECIL COUNTY, ND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

cannot be had at the price, SO
far as we know, after this lot
goes.
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Test:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-31
Normal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs 7. J. Adams made a tour
of the Normal, Wednesday, the 23d, under
the guidance Of Hon. \. /. Boyden.
Misses Edison and Richards Of the c
class attended the c. r. convention at
Sharon last Friday.
Rev. C. T. Partridge was in school Mon
day morning.
The BIS went for class ride to Will
Jamestown Springs, Saturday, favortng
their long suffering friends with variety
OF yells when starting Of.
The program for commencement week
June II %, is as follows; Sunday even
ing, at O'Clock, sermon before the grad
uating class, by Rev. b. b. sherman
Tuesday to Thursday, examinations
Thursday, at 80 O'Clock, Class Day exer'
cises at $3.50, alumni meeting; and at
O'Clock, the b exhibition; Friday a. m. al
1890 O'Clock, address, Hon. David j. Eos
ter, and graduation; at p. m, alumni
dinner; and at 3 p. m, the meeting o
trustees.
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RrOOk6eld,

Miss Lucy Skinner, who has been dan
gerously i'll with pneumonia at Ira Car
penter's, is about the house again.
The recital by Miss Elsie Powers last
week at the LIST church was a rare treat for
those who "stemmed the storm" The rain
prevented the gathering of large audi
ence.
HIM. Gaylord is to go to Chelsea next
Tuesday as grand juror.
The new road, avoiding so much hill in
going to Williamstown, is pronounced as
finished and ready for travel
Annie Richards Wiley from Chica-
go made flying visit to friends here last
week.
Union Memorial services were held at
the lst church last Sunday, the q. A. X,
Sons OF Veterans and w. Il. C.being pres
ent. The church was filled and all were
attentive to the very able and interesting
discourse by Rev. {. III. Morse, from the
words, "Render, therefore, unto Cesar the
things which are Caesars and unto God
the things that are Gods" ,ia
Mrs. Henry Parker's parents from Iowa
are visiting her.
Mrs. Nancy Morse and daug hter, Mrs.
Freeman, visited friends in Barre last
week.
The friends OF J. w .Parmenter are sorry
]
main in a darkened room on account Of
bad eyes.
Percy Coleman has recently put up a
telephone leading from ii. Z. hibbee's 10
his sons, c. II. Kibbee.
1t is said that Mrs. Spalding has been
doing a good business III the millinery
line at the North village the past week
Several members OF the y. p. 5. c. z. at
tended the convention at Sharon last Fri
day and report a good meeting.
little son OF Cassius Peck was badly
bitten on the face By dog last Saturday
l II Is hoped that no bad results VIII follow.
Miss IL. A. Abbott las returned home
after several months absence IN Massa-
chusetts.
/ Orlando Ralph is having his old barn
taken down and is building larger one
I sign OF or osperity.
Geo. Mason is making quite extensive
repairs on his house.
4 Who need to 90 hungry We have three
meat carts running into town ana a week
I ~ supply Of hulled corn.
/ c. Edverton and wife Of Mortified Wis
\ tied Mr.. and Mrs Marcus Peck and VIE
! last week Thursday.
Geo. West. brother-in -iaw Of T.W Hayes
I who hired The mills az the village OF NJ
( Peck last spring, has done by far the iarg'
7 est amount 81 work that has been done al
those mills for years. Bruoktield hasn'
I lost all Of her enterprising young men.
The creamery Is securing i,500 pounds
OF milk per day
Miss Lillian Buck was the first woman
2 to drive over he new road She was close
Y In followed by Mrs. Hattie ID. Morse.
Marshall Peek IS preparing to make eX-
tensiye repairs on bis barn.
Henry Fullam is at home on has vaca-
ton.
Nathaniel Wheatleys hired man. Mr.
Barnes, was kicked by horse last satur
dav and quite severely injured.
Charles Flint is visiting his sister, Mrs
Blodgett,
Mrs. Emily Allen is taking care OF Miss
Jane smith, who is still very i'll.
". ". Russ OF Chicago is visiting bis
brot her in-law, Charles Richardson.
Mrs. IA l.. Edison is still quite i'll.
Frank New hortel was in town last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. n. G. Davis and Mrs. C. 5
Hayward came to see Miss Jane Smiti
last Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Mckenzie is at work at ]
B. Kingsburyis.
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south Ranclolpn.

Wire worms sre making sad havoc IN
eornhelds, neoessitating replanting.
l. f. Prince has arrived from the West,
mere he has been resid ng with his son
Earl He is visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. o. y. Hunt.
A. p. and c. ). Paine went on a trip to
Rochester recently.
Bert Sargent is working for J. G.
Greene.
A. A. Storrs has put in a new separator
in East Brooktieid, and new revolving
churn in his creamery at East Bethel.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 5. Paine were in Tun-
Bridge last week, visiting Mrs. Paine S
mother, who is 90 years old and very
smart for one OF her years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clifford visited
their son Fred in Rovalton, Sunday.
II. NJ. Smith, aged 90, is very feeble and
quite helpless.
Ell. Prince and o. B. Hinkiey had a
lawsuit tried before Justice A. z. Paine at
mis- house last Saturday. The case was
decided In favor OF Mr.. Prince and was
appealed to the county court.
/ Mrs. Green, widow of the late John
I Green, celebrated her 10th birthday last
Sunday. All OF her children and grand
children were present, making pretty
/ good housciul.
MIR. Lancaster, who recently returned
| from Madrid, y. Y, where he spent tine
winter with his son, was IN town Monday
/ He expects to spend the summer with
I friends in Vermont.
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STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. hold
RANpoLPH d STRICT. IS en- in Randolph on
the 18th day Of MAY A. D., 1884, Franklin Bearbor
executor Of the estate OF Betsey Croker late
OF Chelsea in said District deceased makes appllca-
ffaa TO said court tor license TO sell all of the real
estate Of sad'deceased situated In Cheisea 70 Wiz
House and lot in Chelsea village.
rnresenting that the sale is necessary for payment
Of the special le gacies Of said estaie.
Whereupon il Is ordered by
said coart. that said application be referred 10 a
session thereof. to be held at the Probate once
In sid Randolph on thel2th day Of June A-D 1924 for
hearing and decision thereon. and Il Is further or
der6 that all persons interested be notified hereof,
b notification of notice Of said application and or
ar thereon three weeks successfully In the Herald
IA News published at Randolph before said time Of
Ilering that they may appear at said time and place
.ue M they see cause object thereto. By the Court
ig77 Attest. WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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Miss Della Whitney has returned to her
old home.
Miss Lila Roberts is visiting Der grand !.
mother, Mrs. John Luce.
Mrs. Sarah Grow and Mrs. NJ. +. Fow-
Ter are visiting their mother, Mrs. l..
Ainsworth in Penacook, y. II.
Miss Lizzie Smith returns from Boston
this week.
Mrs. W p. Smith spent Sunday in
Enfield with her sister.
Middle Branch Grange will hold meet
ing at its hall i'm East Bethel, Tuesday,
June 5th, at 80 p. m. All members are
requested to be on hand for business.
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Silerb,,rne.

Albert Plumley has heen breaking a
a colt for Fred Spaulding
Frank Harrison has become the owner
OF a safety bicycle.
II. {. Holt has been holding meetings
in the North Sherburne church the past
week.
George Bishop has sold the lower end of
the stage route from Sherburne to Bridge
water to Lewis Earl.
c. +. Doubleday has the new Worces-
ter Buckeye moving machines for sale.
Isaiah Wheeler has been Obliged 10 &c
back to his home in Stoneham, Mass,
because of feeble health.
May Goodno has had the scarlet fever
but has nearly recovered.
Annie May Doubleday has gone to
work tor Mrs. X. Taylor, who lives at the
lower end of the town.
Friday evening, June 1st, there viii be
"Dedication Balli at Plumley's hall
Tickets for the ball and supper, will be
sold at the hotel. The music will be fur
nished by Ordway's orchestra.