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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-02
ORDER NISI.
Joseph II. Steele VS.. Henry Gibbs and others
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, In
Equity, No. 1901.

!, Ordered. this 3lst day OF October, 1895. that
the sale OF property mentioned in these pro
ceedlngs. made and reported by L. Marshall
Haincs and John f. Wilson, Trustees. be rnti
ned and confirmed, unless cause to The con
trary thereof be shown on or before the ID
this order be inserted In some newsn35n ~
printed and published in Cecil county once
week for one month before the 3D. day of
December next '' VI
S3l5.00. ''' w NC
JAMES T. GRAHAM,
iruo .opy-lest; Clerk.
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Lost.

r. a SA Vii MALTESE CAT IN ELKTON ON
,,tttsHaS evening. Wore collar with hell
rct,',.n w. "a reward viii hr nnid unon its
'''"'' " 'he MARBLE YARD.
IA ' AZ ABLE BEAGLE DOG ANSWER
~ ~ 70 l,r, me name of "Wndcr" Missed from
' 'nt ', , Neck crossing ON October T. Black
i i,,. ,an WIN Il whit" ring around his neck
iitlne lIttI" in one front foot. weighs about "a
POUNDS. Tne. person returning him to- me- will
VIII -, yen ITO or Golden Wyunduttcl which
octl2 Elk \nrl, tr,, - ,'tt'ibiN,
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On Tuesday, N0y. 5th, rs,

Being the first Tuesday after the first Monday
~ the usual places of voting in the several
Election Districts of Cecil county as follows.
Ia the First Election District at Cccilton.
In the Second Election District at Chesa-
peake City.
In the Third Election District at 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 lakewood
In the Ninth Election District at Calvert.
And the Election SO to be held is for the
purpose of electing one person for the Office
OF Governor OF the State Os MARYLAND: one
per- on for Attorney Gtucral: and one per
son for Comptroller: also one person rs
state Attorney for Cecil conny: one per
son for the office Of Sheriff; one person for
the office ot County Treasurer; one persor
Tor the office Of County Commissioner. lonp.
term: one for County Commissioner. short
tenn; thee persons 20 represent Cecil
county III the House of Delegates of Mary
land; three persons as Judges of the Or
phan'S Court; and one person as County
Surveyor.
H. The Polls will be opened at eight
o'clock in the morning and closes at six
o'clock in the evening.
The return Judges arc required and directed
70 make their returns on tn" second dan,
thursday, following the Election to thr Clerk
OF the Circuit Court for Cecil County
oct@6-f CLINTON J. WRITE, sheriff
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STONE MANSION

with southern exposure, commanding IL view
81 the octuraro and surrounding country
| inc mouse contains II rooms and collar, with
Il well of excellent water under cover \
Douhlc-Deckcr FRAME BARN. 5lNi5, nullt
at Il cost Of SiolO. with most excellent stahling
hydraulic ram. There Is also Il Frame Wn.rurr
and Carriage House with corn crib attached
ana other outhuildings. All the buildings are
covered with slate and are in excellent order
fiac selections OF fruit, consisting of apples
pears. grapes, pums, etc. The timber con
SistS of locust, yellow poplar, oak, walnut and
hickory, and is ample for tho farm Tho Farm,
is located in healthy ncighborhood, convcn-
| lent to churches, schools, mills, stores and
railroads. This property must and win be-
sold to close the estate.
TERMS OF SALE. Ouc-third or tho nm,
chase money to be paid on day OF sale in cash
and the residue in two equal instruments. 4
and II months from day of sale Credit nv
mcnts to bear Interest from day of sale ana
| be secured to the satisfaction of thccyccutorS
and agents. These terms may nc changed -
accommodate purchasers. Cost of deed to DO
paid by the purchaser. SAFE To commence az
= p. m. No postponcmCnt on account OF
weather. Any person wishing to view tl.r
premises before the day of sale can do 81 IN.
calling on Charles II. Pcarcc .rcsidinr thereon;
or the Executors, nj Rising Sun. Nd.
Also, ut the same time and place. will q
sold the Personal Property of the said Alur,
Ann and Sarah Jane Moore, deceased, con-
sisting of one Horse spring market wagon,
corn shelter, half barrel copper kettle win
spider. sausage cutter and lard press. House
hold Goods: ) feather beds. bedstcad and
Stockings, bureaus, washstands looking
-sgasscs oil cloth mating. rag and ngriiIt
carpet, settec, rush bottom chairs, mahogany
dining and bench tables, churns, cooking
range and fixtures, coal stove. selr-fccdcr:
wash tubs, lot barrels, boxes. spinning
wheels. reels, quilting frames. b0b,ls potatoes.
Rose Seeding, and many articles of antiquity
Conditions of Sale of Personal Propcrty-On
all sums OF $40 and under, cash; sums over
this amount n credit of eight months win be
given by purchaser giving his note with ap-
proved security. payable ut the National Bank
of Rising Sun. Sale to commence at p. IN
sharp. g. IL REYNOLDS,
26oct GEORGE c. REYNOLDS
Hindman, auct. Executors and Agents.
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ORDER NISI.
hiram Clement VS.. Oliver Widdocs and wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 1863.

EIUIty, No. IDTJ.
Ordered, this 3lst day of October, 1898. that
tnc sale OF property mentioned IN these
proceedings, made and reported nv l. MorshniI
HaineS, Trustee. be ratified and confirmed nm
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 81 day of January next pro-
Nldcd copy of this order he inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Cecil
County once week for one month before tho
Sd day of December next
~ me me report states the amount of sale to be
S3,00O00 w
JAMES r. GRAHAM,
true Copy-'Iest: Clerk.
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(And Mr.. Gil
lam is tn e
creates st doctor
OF publicity in
the country,
the renowned
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-02

by JOHN II NBNIErpnN,n WA IN
'NP' North East Md
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For Sale.

,iiOlCE BC lLDING LOTS IN EIKTov
!" several locations, for sale on liberal tNr,,s
''' JOHN PARTRIDGE.
81 hnmGiSrERED G uERNSEY BULL. "FRED
"A an, Hi"iill'SI,hd. Dropprd July Sth, IS9r,
inppN 10 liprac" e. DiSStOn, Srnrrn pGinf
farul' 'mirlcStown Md. '''''
a CHANCE OF a LIFETIME. FOR Two
aiiEc young men. Small stock ana n WIN - >
No general store stand. Store honSr Hni
Dwelling for sale or rent '0"'' anu
,,,,..> ); VI. REASTEN, Cccilton. Md
Also No. ! Marvin fire proof safe Soi oo
SEED RYE-FJRST PRENII'N Ar r,tp
1Enk"mir" flgs. First premium at Fair. Fresh
IN YIN ai it her side, ) years Old. Fine
apply to TUONAS ni,iI>HNNTrS, old'
''N IT, SAMUEL Il. HARRIS
J., oHh LARGE WORK MARE WTrH FOAL
10y lhoroughhrcd horse. | mlll comin,r Two
years old, Dutch bcltcd stock. 4. C'ws and
lot of shoatS Anniv tn to ''"S' anu
NV ;. IL. BLAKE. Sinwcrlv, Md.
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Business Notices.

We Will. NUMBER YOUR HOUSE NEAT
~ anu satisfactorily, - ana 5Oc per house
i'""S PARKED 4 BRO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-02

Try can of Hopkins Steamed Hominy
(Hulled Corn). 1t is delicious. Full qt Zoe.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-02
On T Thursday, Nov. Ia. 1906
114 -A-CR-E s.

MORE OR LESS, situate in the Eighth Flee
ton District. Cecil County, adjoining lands
with Philip Conner, Theodore living and
Others and bordering on the Octoruro Creek
two miles east Of RowlandvilIc and one mile
west Of Portcr's bridge. The natural quality
OF the land is unsurpassed, being natural to
the growth Of green grass and under good
fields and well watcrcd by ncvrr-faiiinS
springs. The improvements consist OF an
plpTnnt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-02

FULL 1914 BED BLANKETS AT $50 Ann
e1c per pair. Bed Comfort, q feet long i feet
"'"e ana weighs pounds for 81 90.
CARlIART Il co.
LESSONS please apply to 'ioi'it'
WIN. II. COOK, Newark Station.
Delaware
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-02
Election Notice

To Ike JndgeS Of Election oad Totcr9 of
cecil county:
, IN acceptance with the requirements - tie
Code of Public General Laws | hereby yiyC
notice to the Judges of Election and to the
voters of Cecil County, that an Election will
be held W."
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iii Cecil County. Nd.
S6H ACRES OF LAND,

land whereof Samuel Sheer. late Of snid
county, deceased, died seized and nos
sesSed, and being more r9rttrulary de
scribcd in 4 decd from Thomas j. SIicrr
and wife to the said Samuel Sheer, dnfrd i5tb
March A. d. 1871, and now Of record in Lihcr
y, NC. NC No X loilo 3la Nc, one OF the Land
serving thcrcOut and thyp!. III for nnI DIM
ing tn" natural life of FrsriIln Ann Slirrr
Wid"w, ana Tor her Sole anu separate use
and benefit during her natural lirr and mo-
IonEtr, II small lot or parcel OF hand together
with the buildings and improvements tbrrr
on, me SANE being part of the whole tract
Whlch mas been laid on, ana fronts On tho
public road and is situat" on the uurth side
OF the ane Leading into SAID ltun FROM said
T mn aus" rrscrying the, right for the said
ffsclun Ann Slicer to have sufficient ana
cunNCniCnt stable room In the barn nv ~,
tNrH Tor one horse and one COW. Tor, tbr,.
with sufficient hay, fodder and straw. rr,.,,,
uti,' 10 Tune rs she may require for feed ami
bedding for the same, and also suUcirut ma
convenient room in the carriage housr far
lhc real estate above reserved FOR the widow
during her natural life, together with Tho
improvements thereon, shall after her dcotE
pass To and become the property of tho mn
chaser of the whole farm. The improy cmnnts
consist of two-story
FRA1E MANSION ROUSE. 9.ss5
covered with slate, with rood cellar nndcI-
meath. neNer-iallinE well OF water on they
porch, Wash House. IA large Femme Rn,n mo-,
stone foundation walls with rood staHiin"
beneath, pump of ncvcr-railing wntrr in
the yard, II large Frame straw House. Id re"t
to the square, with stablng beneath Wugon
Carriage and Tool House, with Grnnnry "ycr
head, Corn Crib, Hen House ana 0tEyr NJ
buildings, all IN good condition, Thrr is
also a new tw0-stUry TENANT HORSE viii
wen ana pump at the door. This y,ry do
sirahic farm is of an excellent natural u,I,Iity
ana III nigh state of cultivation il QiyiGtJ
into seven fields, has an excellent stream or
water flowing through its center, and is well
ST, fenced There is an Orchard in hi
80 bearing and plenty Of small fruit
p2TA thereon. The land al in Cuitiy;,tion
.:Ahn- except about acre. which j. t.,yrrCd
with good growth or oak, Chestnut nnd
hickory thinner. 1t is convcnirut G. h,n,Tns
mills, schools. etc, and is . miles nor, iisinl,
sun, depot ON the =. * u. G. Il. T., and also
WITHIN miles OF Lcsliv, a 0cpol ON The r. &
o. Il. r., thus rendering crnv mipnt md
easy access 70 city markets.
THE TERMS OF SALE arr:-Thot nr-thira
of the purchase money shall be paid in cnsh
and residue in two equal imstalfncnts of XIV
and twelve months from the luy oi sale.
credit payments to bear interest and br So
cured to the satisfaction of said attorney
These terms may be varied. Costs Of decd +,
be paid by the purchaser
.,,, ROSWELL SLICER,
Samuel III Dowland, auct,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Iufi0us drIving OF a carriage upon an,
highway an offense. Upon the trial hs
old not deny the allegation OF immod.
crate speed. but contended that the bl.
cycle was not carriage" and that the
word driven" as ordinarily understood
was not applicable to the bicycle. and
that the mere fact that Il had wheels
dld not make II a carriage any more
tnan a wheelbarrow or roller skates
but the court was OF the opinion that IL
was carriage in the full sense OF the
"ord, and that persons riding II may be
SAID to drive" It in the sense that an
engineer drives an engine, although he
guides as well as propels Il. Investiga-
tlon discloses similar American authori-
'es. In applying the established law
OF the road to the wheel, probably Il 4,
not entitled TO the dignity of carriage
ana While there is no authority fo-~sf Il
statement, il seems that the -~ustom
IN riding on the road shors has been n
oy the immemorial.saw requiring a
applicable 70 Ito turn either to the
held that..fe left hand. He should be p.
man. or by his notions Of prudence. A h,
Tseman should yield the travelled =
lck to vehicle where he can do so h,
thout peril. pI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24
BRAVE BUFFALO FIREMAN.
How lie Managed to Put out a Fire !,
the Third Story Alone.

How lie Managed to Put out a Fire IA
the Third Story Alone.
During the fire at the Gilbert s.
Graves starch works on Court street,
Buffalo the other morning As
sistant Chief Murphy did what
not one man in 1000 would do II
he could. The assistant chief saw
smoke pouring from the windows of
the third floor, and as no truck had ar
rived and 1t was absolutely necessary
for some one to get to the seat of the
trouble at once, he determined in some
way to get to the third floor without
waiting for a ladder. The doors and
windows OF the first floor were tightly
closed, but the windows all over the
building we're guarded by horizontal
iron bars. Seeing but one possible
means to attain his end Murphy
climbed up the grating on a window Of
the first floor and was just able to
reach the lowest bar on the second
story window. Selling this bar he drew
himself up till in the same way he had
reached the window on the third floor,
the Dafs OF Whlch ne also climbed, TO
see big pile of blazing material in one
corner OF the room. The bars over the
window were of heavy iron, close to-
gether and fastened to the window
castings with long bolts and screws.
Murphy thrust one arm around two
bars and with the other hand wrenched
from its fastenings the upper bar, tear
ing bolts and screws bodily from the
side of the building. Through the
small opening thus made he crawled
into the room and soon was able to see
the flames extinguished This feat is
most remarkable in view OF the fact
that less than two years ago Murphy
broke both his arms in falling through
a hatchway in a building on Elk street
market, an injury that will be felt by
him as long as he lives.
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THE OKLAHOMA LEADER
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FIVE FACTS.
The GTeQI Rock ISIQDd Route
CHEAP
OUTING EXCURSIONS

First-For the National Educational
meeting at Denver, opening July 5th,
the rate will be one fare plus 81 for the
round trip. Tickets good for return
any time up TO and including Sept lst.
Second-Fhe regular tourist car to
California via Kansas City runs once
week, and leaves Chicago every Thurs
day at 6 D. m, Kansas City at 1880 a.
m. every Friday. Tickets based upon
second class fare. and car runs on
fastest trains, and known as the
Phillips Rock Island Tourist Excur-
sions. Car arrives at Colorado Springs
Saturday, 1880 a. IN.
Third-Ilomeseekers' excursions TO
Texas and New Mexico. Next one
June 18th. Rate, one fare for round
trip. Tickets good twenty days
Fourth-For Mexico City, the Rock
Island runs through sleeper from
kansss City at $40 p m, via Topeka,
Mcfarland, Wichita and Fort Worth,
and Austin to San Antonio. Two
routes from there re-International
X. r. to Laredo and Mexican National
to the City of Mexico; Southern Pa
cifc and Mexican International via
Spofford and Eagle Pass TO City of
Mexico. Connections are also made at
Fort Worth via the Texas Pacific to FL
Paso over the Mexican Central TO the
City Of Mexico.
Fifth-Send 70 address below f)r
Souvenir called The Tourist TeacheFa
that gives much ipforpation 70 tour
lists. Sent fres,
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General Passenger igt,
Chicago
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Logan County Teachers' Association.


The next session % the Logan
County Teachers Association will be
held in Mulhall at 10 o'clocl. on Dec
2. 1895. A forenoon session will be
held, an adjournment taken and the
program again resumed at o'clock.
A large attendance is desired.
PROGRAM.
OPP ming services, scripture reading
and prayer-Rev. Jones
Reading of minutes.
General review of current events
Rev. Aughey.
Recitation-Stella Babb.
Mental power rather than knowl.
edge the object of instructiOn-Pape
by Hattie Bowers.
Discussion.
Recitation-Lena Wood.
What constitutes an ideal school
l.. L. Evans.
Discussion by w. S. Calvert, f. S.
Pulliam, Homer Arends.
Recitatlon-Lottie 0gle
methods OF Teaching Geography
paper, Miss Donna Forrest.
General discussion.
Query box.
Music-Bowman and Wolverton.
''Should Corporal Punishment be
Abolished? ~ Affirmative. r. A. Boys,
Gilbert Nichols, Myrtle Rhine. Nj. A.
McPeak; negative. II. A. Decker, r
r. Morton, T. J. Austin, Mabel Coul.
son.
Music c-solo-Miss Agnes Mulhall.
"a Model Class in Primary Arith'
metic"--J. II. Scarr.
Recitation Ethel Meade.
How Keep Good Order''-Paper by
Edward Reipe.
General discussion.
Recitation-Miss Alma Wood
Habits, Good and Evir-L. W.
Randolph.
Recitation-Mary Estus.
Each person will be expected tC
contribute question stating whom
/ he wishes To answer it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Is what is called a low As the area
OF low pressure moved toward the east
large bodies Of heated air from the
south were drawn in toward the center
but there was a reverse action about
tn rs drawing In process. The low area
always exists between two highs and
there Is another high rushing to All the
vacuum from way up in the northwest
territory" This very simple and gra-
phic explanation illustrates the absurd
ity and uselessness Of indulging in pyse
ianity when such a lucid expi- ar
may be had for the askir in
Times Herald. ss; in
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Road Nntice.

Notice is hereby given, that at a
session of the board of commissioners,
of Logan county. Oklahoma territory,
held on the 1lth day of Nov, A. d.
1895, petition signed by J p Rhodes
and others OF Iron Mound township,
asking for view and a survey for the
purpose of locating a certain county
road, described as follows:
Commencing at the half sec corner
on the west side of sec 2 in twp 10, n
range 3 W and running from thence
east one mile TO the half sec corner on
the east side of the aforesaid sec on
said half sec line was presented, and
that A ID Lester, VIM Branscomb and
Joseph Mooney, vie Ters, and II L
White, county surveyor, will meet at
the place OF beginning of said road, on
the l1th day of Decembe A ID 1895, at
10 o'clock m OF said day, and proceed
to view and survey said road, and give
all parties a hearing.
Done by order of the board OF com
missioners of Logan county, Oklahoma
territory. X. Emmett Stewart,
&c Crk and Crk of said Board.
by n C Johnson, Deputy.
Guthrie, o T. Nov l3, 1895.
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FirstPublishei in Daily Leader Oc-
to5er 80.
Road Notice.


Notice is hereby given, that at a ses-
sion Of the board of commissioners, OF
Logan county, Oklahoma territory.
held on the 22d day of Sept, A ID. 1898,
petition signed by q. W. Ohmar, and
others of Guthrie township, asking for
survey for the purpose of locating a
certain county road, described as fol-
lows:
Commencing at the southeast corner
of ne 4r of sec Is, twp lG, OF range
west; thence running west 100 rods on
half section line between ne or Of sec
Is and sc or of said sec IS, twp l6. r2
west; thence south one aud one-half
miles between the sc or OF sw or of sec
IS, twp lG r . W; also between NV or
and ne or, and sw or and sc or of sec
lG, twp lo, r . W, where it intersects
the section line between sections 10
and 80, twp 10, 9 w was presented.
and that Jack Tearney, j. j. Sampson
and w. G. King viewers, and II. l..
White, county surveyor, will meet at
the place of beginning of said road. on
the Goth day of November. A. ID. 1895,
at 10 O'Clock a. IN, of said day, and pro-
ceed to view and survey said road, and
| give all PARTIES hearing.
Done ty order of the board of com
missioners of Logan county, oklahoma
! territory Il. Emmett Stewart,
County Clerk and Clerk of said
| Board.
Guthrie, o t, oci. 2s, 1895.
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WIN GET L,asI,ed.

An intermarried citizen OF the Chick
asaw nation, John LondermIlk, was
arrested and tried before Judge Kemp
of the Indian court for stealing a
steer. lie was found guilty and SEN
fenced to receive thirty nine lashes on
his bare back. His attorneys hastened
to institute habeas corpus proceedings
before Judge Kilgore to prevent the
iniliction of the punishment 1t seems
a squaw man has no rights in the
Chickasaw country except the right to
be punished for infraction OF their
laws.
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Oklahoma Leader and
Twice Week Times

From now until January. 1897. for Sl75 This
II saving OF u over the price OF both pub
heStions- The cotpipg campaign promises
70 be the most exciting In years You can't
when II can be had for such a small amount
oi money. Act at once. There Is no time
Ike the present Remember. Both papers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

OrrUMwA, Iowa, Nov. 90 The pro.
ceedings Of the coal miners couven.
tion here took an unexpected turn
yesterday and Mine Workers of Amer.
lea. District No. 13, broke awav from
the national organization and re-or-
ganized the entire State under IN,
name OF Iowa Mine Workers Protec
tive Association, leaving out of the
district the Missouri miners formerly
attached