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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
I.

Streifen pcbOarer. Siuo Ripers,
2oen Sept. Nrbeioeroasen opranot,
uoen at npsen SOrauorins bar inb.
traabt / grbeiosneola9sclien. On
&pniereuce blep aibulot / aompaniets
aontor 2srOdg Giiermiooag melem
9%ompaniets YreIibent o9 Sicepreiioent
% Ell 8omite, uon9ont al Stretterne.
&umiteen 9~Ientus fin Screenings &la'
9emaal; men Dircfiprerne fait9olot, at
De life bar iltano tit at inorpmme fine
9lrbeiberes 5urlanscuoe on 8pntant'
9s%nniug5bag. Dog par be piQis til at
neoi9tte Yriien paa ale Sarer, iom al
glrbciberne p~aaitobes at pare altfur
bpre.
&ouierencens llobptte bleu MI al
Somiteen rapporteret til be sprise
Streitere, iom meo Gpanbins pentebe
paa &eiultatet, % oisie ueotcs enitems
mig, at be life uilbe s~ienoptuse Irbeis
bet paa Sasens nuuerenoe Stano'
punt.
Nrbeiberoasen feitli9bo1otes ON @is
te%rmibbasen peo en- Yrocesiiou, Der
meb Mtuiif i SpibIen brps igiennem
Spen. On gitenen bolotes Taler /
Sperabuict.
Giloe life leue. Gau Claire, lite
Sept. S. %. InoerIon, Der ituoerebe
9Optyubisbeo Os besit Selpmoro
Milpaufee, er en- Spn Of &jpbmano
Sbpmas Gnberion beritebs. Nooeren
os to SDItr: ubsier 8eiten al SAINT
lien.
Iibsbe bar pmtring 26 gar snmmel
% Ell lGruiGis Wano. San reiite iii
Wiiltpnufse ben 1Sbe gusuit for at uuz
o~erfaite Jig Grumen % faa Io9aus til
Stranfen. 5aoeren tror, at SDnnen
life ~ppnaaeoe i'm SenIist, % at Sfuis
ielien berppsr bar Iarias til bans fUrs
tpipleoe Gfribt.
u. &nnbien bpoe ,oas, beoer bet ira
Ballot ben 3bie September. San bleu
~ Iar 9amnel os bar pGret bpiat !
3oipn OF gtsiuart iiben 1916.
Selpmoro. 9rairie ou Gbien, 3oie
Sept. Iler. Sobnion, tiolisere Sas
oelmaser / 8i6lauo Center, be9it
is~aaraites Selumoro / slaeu Spuie ueO
SiGlp af S%fpoeoaaben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
II 4 II q y.

l~lruguap5 Tegjering bar ~beiluttet
at iorbSie GOloen paa GObnt, 2raao
o. agerbrussreoitaber for at iua IND
en- Gum al 2 @iiQioner Dollars for
militGre Giemeo. Den bar p9iaa bs'
Iluttet at srunoia9se en- Sesierinss'
bant meo en- aapital al 5 gtiuiOner
Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

tommrnoe Nouember. 9ette omitprter
0ummer Smiths 9ieroelie / Ssoen.
Gaoen bar bicuen uppeIeret paa
6ruro al Ell Yroces. iom Sarab 9.
.9lnoerion baooe iDrt mob Charles
2pro, Der i~ureitoo Jicsiiterius'
/ Ssoeu.
Oct bar Ssjeitereisopmmer Rerritt,
ium aioau a~ieuoelicn. .San iasoe, at
Gomuuoss 5uder 2ppen MATTE betras'
tes lpm eubuu itadenoe pcb Magt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
c 10 0prf.

gnHnlos Gloite Sbeatcr, "gcaoemp
Of Muiic". er neobrGnot Us i~oruanolet
til en- GitebOus iummen mcb ct Bar
6irmaers @arelasre.
Sobet CT ca. 1926, 900.
6n rGblum lllDffe brnote Wanons
Gitermioous ST. $40 nar @oUolawn
Citation paa Sea Bead Sarer, 1tripes
fra 8rootlDu. Senimoo ct balut Suns
oreoe Menneiter fOm tilItaoe; % iuu'
reoes me9et ilemt, os ilere maa Sb. st
2os paa II SOsne iplot til GrGn9iel
meo GrfuriiOniiter, fob ueo StatiOnen,
oa ct ubemanoet i9an9o9renoe 2Otos
motip Tom iarenoe o9 itsote mob ben
baserite 9o9n. ium fnuites til Splins
ter % ~beeraueOe NGnO, &uinoer os
Sprn unoer fig.
5lere af 8usiusererne bapoe iaaet
gie paa "8ilbfat"s 2Ofomotioet % bar
itioe ~iprunsne Of. 9e fire nGIte SOgue
fOm ibrunb. Sc ileite al be 9i!itaoes
tomne brustes tll SOipitulerne.
YOlit,mpnoigbeSerne, Der bar tat bet
lsS Ilupne 2ofomotipS 5Drbgoer pg
Waitiniit unoer Nrreit, Tiger, at 2ofos
mptiu go. 6 iueUeoe / 5are for at tol,
There meo ct anoet 2otomotip, meoens
bet 9,t asterouer, % at 2otOmOtiufcres
rem, Der anioa bet umuli9t at uuosaa
Sammeuitso, itiueSe Maltinen I~OrOuer
os iprans al, iul9t at 6%prbgoeren.
Wieo en- irpstellS Gart ifiso M bet lsss
ilupne 2utumutiu benOuer Sporet %
ioraariaaeoe ben ifrRtfeliae ulbtfe,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Wpro Saf0tr.

u. 8. Yurfc, tiOlisere @loernor i
&nra Sc:ota, bar iiinOe at opbsre meo
8orniurretninsen i 9ulutb % penoe
tilbase til be samIe Gncmerfer, boOr
ban aster at itiae fig iom &anoioat til
Sorbunoslenatpr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Ecbraifa.

Yr06nttrer suffer. Der filoes /
NoriplfsG iitrittet ca. 1000 gcres meb
Sutferrpr. % bet al beore Spalitet cnO
i npset tioliscre Gar. Der pil maaife
uopinbeS mere END 10000 Gous, buils
tet mener 100000 Iunb s%ranulcrst
Suffer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Ycnnip IU nj I.
Yantierplaberne afeepteres. getb:


lebem, 2oeu Sept. Setblebem Srou
So. mpotos ious Sabelsram mco 81.
oenoe ON eli ny % belois Banter
plaoesGrgpe / Ruslano. Gen glabe.
ium bleu prpuet repreientereoc en- Sem
oins iputOmmers Santierplacsr, til.
uirtet al naunte 5irma for be rusiiitt
Srissifibe "Seniapin" os "SuibatoH",
8rspen ianbt Steb i ct. 8etersbura
os bite fig tilirersiti1enbe for be rus.
life glrti0erioiiicerer.
Zen rusiite Staggering bar bermer
afcepteret ale be Tantierpluber. iom e,
i~orarbeioet beritecs ior be to Sriss.
itibe.
SorbIfiGlu. philadelphia, 2oeu
Sept Gn Sororpitelie, Der uareoe
Here Sefunoer, fDltes beriteos fort eiter
al. 6 isaarmorses. auaterbpens Sno:
paaners betoses Of Sfr9t, p9 &pitelieu
reiulterebe psiaa / enoel Ebel9sselie
paa eienbum. g~ysninser ipaiebs
flerelteos / en- m9rtbar @rao; 8inSu'
erne oirrebe. liseiOm 8asubre os Bill
leber ramleOe reo fra Yassene. 8
6o%riteperne ipnes BOG Scrorpitelien al
baoe prret itGrfere. Sntet Menne.
ltelip pioes at bare snaet tabt.
Sra gtsu Yort os SroOtlpu, q. .,
iamt ira Seriep Gitp % Ganop SOof.
81. g., suar giterretuinserne no paa,
at Sorbiti9lpet icltes Der iamtiois.
8 orobslseu ipntes at bepa9e zig ira
Spo mob Nrrp. Soil Hep meo Str9f'
fen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Micbigan.

Huber MlilitGrbefpttelie. Sibpcs
ming, 2oeu Sept. Sem militGre 8pmls
panisr fra GbeboDgan, Sougbtpu,
Sroutpupo % Marauette inotraf BERTH
ioas meo Grtratos. De iagoe fig pie
blittelis i 9eir os oplos fine Selte, os
ST. z mari6erebe ilere Trooper onls
firing i 9tGrbeoen al be iOrltjeQise Grs
b~eiosplabie.
Sc npe @rbeibere peb 9ampitops
lerre aufum osiaa imorses os e~itortes
reoes til fine 2o9ibuie unoer Rilit9rs
beltpttelie.
Slerc Sunoreoer ai De itreiteube CIR
bcioere meo beres SuItrrer os 8Drn
~ioriamlebe fig u9r Mineplabiene os
iulste Militarets geoaselier; men Der
bar irsen SptDisr, % De samle Irbeis
oeres Seiiuoisbeo laber formooe, at
be1er inscn pil ppitaa.
Gampltoulerne peo uosle al Nis
nerne iattes isans ST. 10. Us Soriens
oiuser al GrtS til Marquette bespnbte
ON Gitermioba9en.
Gaming, 2oen Sept. 3e fem 8Oms
panier, uotommanoeret al @up. 6i6
paa S~piororins al Sibpeminss Rapor
% Sberiif for at muoarbeloe Streis
terne, er al ste acknowledgement ps
teller $50 0tauo unoer 8ommanoo al
Gcl. 9pon. @upernpren pil paa glrs
moouins ienoe en- itprre 5rOppeitprte.
Zen f%anao,Ife SfibsfanaI. Sault
Ct. Marie, 3oie Sept. Den Uiieutlise
gabuins Of aanalen oil iinbe Stso
Manoas ben Doe september, iiglse
buaO man bar iauet Meooelelie ON ira
Supt. s. 6. SOpo / Sttawa.
Nabninsen al ben tauaciits Sluie
usutss at pile aibjGlpe ben 5%ransiel,
Der M oaslis puusaar peo ben ameris
tanite. lissiOm ben oil piie fig til for
Sorosl ior Stibsiarteu paa be fore
Sger.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Seras.

GpG9itatiitif. 6ouitou, lite Gcpt.
st &urgiirma / 9crnS EGr mOotaget
&apporter fra ale anRter / Staten GA
SuOian Territory ont Antalet al be
unge Stuoc, Der M ioores for Winrfc.
bet. 9e iOrItleai9e Suobsretniuger
opgiuer fra 100 til 10000 Gttr. vr.
Stu%oepran9er eler tiliammen 199,O25
Stir. JeoetuGg.
Sort Hiug8Oio. Der lis0cr 100 Ril
/ Spo for 4dreoO, bleo 2croaQ bcriet
al Ell Option, Der bOrtbIRite 5ag "a
8eranoa fra 8Oit Guurters FAINT al.
iteOfOm auoen StaOe. 6tere at Nlert.
tauerue tuGiteoes, men iugeu at Col.
baterue.
Ger meloes osiaa ON aoItiQig goe.
lGggeIie pua Wtsricau Central 9anen
Der / ~9tGrbeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
u q.

Regieringen oil ienoe en- Gmbeos'
maub til be 6oreneoe Stater ior at beie
iamtli9e Sabriter, boor Sri9smateria'
fer ioriRroiges.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

gender, buittsn sitting ban bsboIot til
1871.
s Here anr bar ban Gupertuten.
bent Og grttstt for 8%otitiaationer /
SDcn Ictu Dori. 6nu rgteoe Nliis
0iiunic Sadett ira 8ai5mgtor, .. g.,
i 1867. @reiioent Grant bar uGrpr.
renOc uco SruoepieIieu ca iun9crcOc
iom 8ruoeiGrer. Sau Uar en- iorig
Gcpublifarer Og Ell 0timrenoe 1ater.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Utah.

tajenoelien Git &oinoel imoo. Gait
2ate Gitp, 2oen Sept. Ssieiteret bar
aisipet ben Sienbelie, at apinoerne lille
bar Gbaaus iii Stsmmeurnsn iSrits
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Slliuoi5.

Miripinia 2uitreiie. 9incoln, 2ben
Sept. IrOt. 5rps i slnlebnins ui slrs
beiberSasen ioranitaltepe YaIonopitis'
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
atptrtio5tmtntes

riaa i]Boieofrrs isutt b0er Rlauoal % 1orssal Woy.
Gen. Nprrtisitmsairr i~astalsS lite TO gad bnaaDsr
ialtnoe s.EmsyG. ntcowiasre bet UJirGi't.t1 i~oryans
gc& 6pJ CT aDcrt5ismtat tsr isgt ioullrr irot
Irsoagsuumsrtt E. Or i~1rlansrs tnorai,,t3 csuls.
yibstiomns init 3 Iir3oal5auHcre. grs5c, ser mo.
tolscr Hpsrti3i'neutrr iom bet batter met. bJr rrr.
les Gpegtisisneut { BET Hcors e,sras psa Con
cOlnten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
o.

QUO.
Sol. gnberion bob. Cincinnati.
2oen Sept. ct Telegram til Slast'
hinge berItsbS brinser gubiat::' 49,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
Liberty Grove News.
March IA, 1895.


William Coale is i'll 1T his home near Color Il.
Rev. ID. L. Shaw an VIE visited friends in
OXior this week.
special collection taken at West Noting
hlm last Sabbath for the Nebraska farmers,
amounted to nearly 800.
The Joseph Nesbitt farm. near Liberty
Grove, was sold on Saturday last a, public
auction to r. II. Crothers, NJ. d.. for 1925.
William 5. Evans, OF the Elkton bar is
prominently spoken of ts Il candidate for the
next States Attorney, by his sixth district
friends.
The roads in this section are almost impas-
sable. Enough money is squandered every
year on these roads to have good pixies How
long shall we be compelled to endure this?
The funeral of Jethro I. Mccullough took
place from his late residence in Rising sun
on Tuesday. Mr.. Mccullough was "a useful
and honored citizen, and his death will he
keenly felt by all his friends.
The monthly sociable was held at the
chapel of West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church on Friday evening, March 9Th. A
very enjoyable program was rendered, after
which refreshments consisting of coffee and
sandwiches, were dispensed. Over $l4 was
collected for monthly dues.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
Sixth District News.
CoLoRA, MARCH IA, 1895.

CoLoRA, MARCH IA, 1885
Al the sale of Clayton Balderston, on the
9th inst, j. p. Hindman, au,tioneer things
sold W. Ii on Il credit OF nine months on all
bills over 80. Cows of well-known stock,
ranged in price from S25 to $50. large
quantity of corn was sold for 81 cents per
barrel, II good double carriage for $40, &c
Much old family rubbish, yclept relics, was
sold for very small sums, among which was Il
warming pan over one hundred old, which
sold for five cents.
The property formerly belonging to Joseph
Nesbitt, deceased situated near Librr ty
Grove, was offered at public sale In Colora
village, on Saturday last. by l.. NJ. Haines.
attorney for the heirs J. c.. Hindman
the land was at last knocked down to DR.. r.
r. Crothers for $1,000. The tract consists OF
about ia acres, three acres Of woodland, IL
small stream OF water, many stony knobs.
and no fences except the boundary n,S.
Over fifty years ago this tract Of land calle
into the possession Of Joseph Nesbitt then
young man of thirty, he nheriting it as his
share of his fathers estate. He was then
counting a comely young woman in the
neighborhood, and contemplated building
home for his prospective bride, and no DOUBT
INDUCED in happy visions of domestic bliss in
future years. But the damse whom he was
addressing did not suit his parents and
friends. for some cause or other, to the writer
unknown, and the match was broken Off The
young lady consoled herself by taking AL
other partner for the "dance of life" Bat
the disappointed and expectant groom became
nistnthrops and a recluse, in which state
he continued until his death, over one year
ago, at the advanced age of "a years. Among
his i!iosynrrasies was determination that
his land should not be iarIned. In this strange
resolve he was as firm as the Rock of
Gibraltar, In consequence it has laid uncul-
ti''itcd for half "a century. Many distant
relatives claim share in the proceeds of the
sale, as heirs of the deceased bachelor.
Another Il act Of land lying about IA mile nor,h
o: the man tract. and adjoining tie flrm OF
Mrs. Tlllle Tosh, was purchased by her for
the sum Of $50. 1t consisted of about til ee
a Yes, no Buildings, wood, water or fences
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
CECiLT0N POINTS.
MISSIONARY ANNIyERsARY LOSS OF STOCK
SAssAFRAs RIVER BOATS RUNNINa-BAD
CONDITION OF RoABs-oTHER NEWS

MISSIONARY ANSIvERsARY Loss OF STOCK
! sAssAFRAs RIVER BOATS RUNNING-BAD
CONDITION OF RoABS-oTHER NEWS.
CECMToN, MD., March II, 1885
lrvie Manuve spent Sunday in Chesapeake
CITY.
MIR. John W. Day, Of Warwick. is suffering
with the grippe.
MIR L. +. Marsh has returned home after I,
short visit To Philadelphia
Miss Giertie Colvin. OF Wilmington, i
spending few weeks with her parents.
Lenwood Holden of Warwick, cut one OF
hay.
Mr. Ottison, who lives near Sassafras. lost
Il valuable pair Of mules last week from some
mysterious cause.
Rev. DIR. Duncan will hold service in the
chapel, at CeciltoD, On Sunday morning. SER
vices beginning at eleven ocl elk.
Evan Robinson has boug hi the mail route
from Earlvllle to Middelown. from George
Jones' Mr.. Robinson will reside in CeclIton.
The fair and festival held by the ladies OF
the Nj. p. Church OF Warwick, last Week was
quite success and "A handsome sum Was
realized
Ihe boats on the SaS-afras river route are
now running to Fredericktown rs the river
and bay are free from ice. The steamer Sass
Iris made her first trip OF the season on Sat
urday last.
Between Mr.. John Benson's and Earleville,
the roads in some places are so bad they are
almost impas-aDle IA man drove into hole
on Tues lay, and the wheels went down 0
TAI they had to be pryed out.
The large barn on the farm Of George n.
Bennett IN the Second district. was totally
destroyed ty fire on Monday afternoon A
lot of hay, corn and farming implements.
belonging to Mr.. Joseph Conner who expects
20 move there on the 18th. were burned
The Missionary Anniversary was well atten-
drd last Sunday evening. Quite nn interest
ing program had been arranged. 1t had pre-
ilously been announced that Biblcs would
ve Siveh to two ol the teachers oG class, $
that raised the largest amount of morev.
Mrs Martha Nande-srIft's class reportnI 527
and Miss Mary Richards class ?l6, they being
the largest sums. Mr.. Cochran presented
Miss Martha Il handsome Babe and Mr.
Patrick Anderson presented one OF the SAM
kind to Miss RicKarus.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16

supervision of Prof. Walker on last Saturday
evening. Miss Walker and Miss Wood were
alto and soprano singers. Prof Brownings
songs delighted every listener. while Prof.
Strayer and Miss Brewington are hard to
surpass as elocutionists.
The clouds obscured the eclipse of the
moon on Sunday night. The members of orr
Cat Club were among the number who re-
main, awake to witness it.
Several friends of Mr.. Will Brown. assem-
bed at his home on Thursday evening OF last
week. and several hours were passed. The
OCCASION was in honor of Will's birthday.
There will be several changes In our village
Oh moving day. Mr.. Walter hes Will
occupy the hotel property soon to DE vacated
by Thomas Lynch. Mr.. Lynch will remove 10
j. W. Tyson's farm near Mechanics Valley,
Mr.. l.. 7. Leedom, OF North East, will return
to his residence in winch Mr.. Jesse Wivel Is
now living. Mr.. Wivel will occupy his
fathers house, now held by Walter Rowland.
Mr.. Rowland has rented Mr.. Thomas hous-
adjoining.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
Fair Hill News.
FAIR HILL. March 10, 1879!

FAIR HILL. March 10, 1895.
William Armstrong purchased fine horse
recently.
John Harlan, of Leeds, spent Tuesday with
William Hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson. oil Port Deposit
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mackey Tuesday last.
Miss Jennie Anderson, who has been I'M
able to teach school for u week or So is again
able to attend to her duties
William Barnett has moved his family to
near Wilmington, Del, where he will conduct
IA farm owned by Jester " Mcdaniel.
Clarence Mackey has moved to his father =
farm at kimDleyille, which was occupied by
Frank Taylor, he moving to Edward Taylor
farm at Wilma.
Al the sale of James Hardness things sold
very we'll Greatly to the disappointment OF
many who wanted COWS, the auctioneer an
nounced that they had been sold by the lot
Mr. Hardness will remove to Wilmington,
whore he will conduct a grocery store Shock
ley Il Smith were the auctoneers
Robert Johnson, IA resident OF the Fourth
district, was found dead at his home on We'd
nes!ay morning. 1t is supposed that he had
been dead for nearly week, us he had not
been seen during that time. The coroner
held an inquest on Wednesday and pro
nounced the cause of his death to be heart
trouble. He was buried on Thursday Mt the
Head of Christiana cemetery, by Undertaken
Wilson. OF Newark. Del.
A pleasant surprise party was held at the
residence of Harry Brown on Thursday even
ing in honor OF his son Frank Among thos,.
preset. we're: Misses Eva Smith, Eva Drum
mond, Kate and Deborah Major Miss Gracy.
Miss Scotch, Miss Scott. Ida Willis; Mcssrs.
Everett Brown, Gus Henderson, Albert Sco.-
ten. WIN Scott, Albert Gallagher. Con and
Walter Dempsey, Day McCauley. James Bar
rows; Miss Henderson, Miss McCauley, Miss
Clemence Hinrhmnn james X. Burnite and
Arthur Willis.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
CONOWlNGO ITEMS.
BURGLAR FRIGHTENED oFF-DEATH OF A q. A.
II. vETERAN-No DAMAGE FROM THE
GpRGE-prUER NEWS

BURGLAR FRIGHTENED oFF-DEATH OF A q. A..
II. vETERAN-No DAMAGE FROM THE
GoRGE-oTHER NEWS.
The great snow banks have almost all
disappeared.
1t is reported that the $. W. p. Il r. Co.
nave sold out to the Electric Power Company
but the report is denied. A little time will
settle it one way or the other.
The ice that passed down the river last
week and die so much harm at Port Deposit
did not do any damage here, as the river was
Vrlite low and the ice passed by very
stnietly. But we were cut of from getting
ANY mail by railroad for two or three days
goth from the north and south. The river is
still very low, but unless all signs fail we will
have high river before many days.
Mr.. Alexander Carroll, an old veteran and
rIyerinan, and several years ago a resident Of
Ehis neighborhooi died last Wednesday at
ais son-n-law's. Howard Bradley. near
Wrightsdale. Lancaster county, Pa. M.
a,arroll was a member of Capt. SHOWS Post,
DO. i6l G.. A. H. The other mem 3ers OF tn
Post who have died since its organization are
4oseph Carroll, Frank Cummings, Dr. Slubbs,
flames Clark, Lewis Hilton. Samuel Fife.
yohn Tennent, Joseph RhiOneer, William
&hioneer, John II. JJnrs Alex. Carroll. and
samuel Moore. Alexander Carroll who died
last Wednesday. was the last member to die
al far
On Wednesday night about hall past eight
O'Clock Edward Harmon and William Il.
Love We're on their way home, about one
nile north OF Conowmgo. when they heard
f3ne or more pistol shots ahead of Them When
Ehty got opposite to Mrs. Frank Fulton's, II
sidow who lives in one Of Mr. Bell y tenement
houses, three or four shots were fired from
axe of Mrs. Fultons windows. and Mrs.
Enlton seeing the light from Mr.. Harmon's
lantern which they were carrying, called on
them to come to her assistance, rs there was
i man attempting to get into her house aud
would not go away. Messrs. Harmon and
L,nve ran over and the man ran away. There
were several tramps around during the day
iand it is supposed he was one who had dis
covered that she was alone. Her son, Il young
soy, had come home from his work, and was
there ready to handle lis pistol.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
II is IMPORTANT.
That the Blood be Pure for One to be
Free From ScrOtula.

Scrofula is eradicated and all kindred dis
eases are absolutely cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla which by its vitalizing, enriching and
Alternative effects, positively makes pure blood
No disease is more common among the
people than scroGua. Handed down from
generation to generation, it is found in nearly
every family, in one form or another. 1t
may make its appearance in dreadful rum
ing Sores in unsightly swcllings in the neck
or goitre, or IN eruptions of varied FORMS
Attacking the mucous membrane it may be
known as catarrh in the head or developing
in the lungs it may be and often is. the prime
cause OF Consumption.
In whatever form scrofula may manifest
itself, Hoods Sarsaparila, is its nyeterate
foe and conquerer. This medicine has such
powerful Alternative and vitalizirg effec -
upon the blood that every trace of impurity
is expelled and the blood is made rich, pure
and healthy.
Many Of the cures of Scrofula accomplished
by Hoods sarsaparlla, have been nothing
less than wonderful. Cases which were con
sidered absolutely hopeless have been cured
by it and the people today live and enjoy
good health thanks to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
1.-THE LAND OF FLOWERS"
Last PersOnally-COnducted Tour of the
Season to Florida via Penn
Sylvania Railroad.

Ii the general sentiment concerning the
Pennsylvania Railroad Companys personally
conducted tours to Florida is to be taken rs
an index of their popularity they may in all
verify be styled the ideal tours.
The next and last of this seasons series Of
tours to jacksonville VIII leave New York and
Philadelphia on March 26, and the rate, in
Guiding round-trip transportation and meals
and Pullman berth on special train going, is
$4,000 from New York and $4S. 90 from Phil
adelphia; proportionate rates from other
points. Tickets for this tour will be good for
return passage on regular trains until May 81
The number Of persons for which accom-
modations can be provided is necessarily
limited, and it would therefore be prudent
for those who desire to join this party to
make early application for space.
For further information apply to Ticket
Agents, or address Tourist Agent, 1876
Broadway. New York, or Room All, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, to whom appli-
cation for space should also be made.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-16
COTTON DRESS STUFFS


YOU II think Flora herself has
gone into the Dress Stuff
prettying business-with all
the Graces assisting. Hun
dreds of dainty prin ed and
woven-color fabrics that re-
mind you OF June mead wv
Foreign or home made, all S
one so far as artfu! elegance
goes. New thoughts, new
brautirs and mostly new
prices
Thus list stands for more
than thousand styles between
10 and 25c
1t Zoe the ya'd.
Printed Dimities
More than 80 styles
Woven Creponettes
More than ~ styles.
Printed SateenS
More than 30 STYLES
Woven Seersucker
More than 30 STYLES.
Zephyr Ginghams
More than 30 STYLES.
30 in. printed Dress Chintz
More than Is styles.
At II 3 c the 1Hra
Zephyr Ginghams
More than 30 styles
Printed Ducks
More than 20 styles
Standard crinkled Seersuckers
More than 5 styles
Printed Chintz Draperies
Mge than 30 styles.
Woven Dress Cheviots
More than 80 styles
Fancy Dress Crepes, plain colors
More than II tyles.
30 in. Dress and Shifting Percale.
More than 50 styles
Printed Dimitics
More than 125 styles
At 25r the ya10.
Dainty Japonette
More than 125 STYLES.
b in. American Bingham
More than 30 STYLES
30 in. Scotch made Zephyr
More than 10 styles.
y in. Dress and Shifting Madras
More than 40 styles.
Printed Irish Dimitfes
More than 80 styles.
Woven Ducks
More than 70 styles.