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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

r. NJ. Smith moved and secured the
adoption Of the order Of business APP
pearing IN the subsequent proceedings.
]. +. Eayes moved that the delegates
be instructed to vote for the free aud
Unlimited coinage 81 silver at the ratio
Of 10 10 /, independent OF international
agreement
On motion Of Prof melunis the dele
gates we're instructed to vote Tor all the
present state officials aud for Allison
mayheld for the vacancy which will o..
cur on the railroad commission.
Instructed for Dcnman io7 the SUI
preme court; Garrett, court OF civil ap.
peals, lst district; WI Davidson, court
Of criminal appeals; r l. Henry for
congress, 9TH dist; John A wayland,
state senator, 18th dist; " q Taliaierro,
judge, ! c scott, attorney, Goth district.
W. l.. Dean, ". r. Cavitt and RIM
Smith we're nominated for the legisla.
turc, aud after hard fight In which
balloiing for the candidates, Tor and
against instructions for representative,
ON adjournment, etc, was kept up con
tinuously, and after ". A. johnson and
r. X. Chatham had also been nominal
ed, and Smith and Cavitt withdrew
and all Efforts TO instruct lad fallen
short Of a majority vote, a motion pre-
vailed to adjourn, just prior to which
A J Buchanan was elected county
chairman for the ensuing two years.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
Precinct No. l, Jw Gallon,

The committee for selection OF dele
gates reported as follows:
State convention at Austin, June %,
to select delegates TO national conyen.
toni + Eaves. L l. McInnis, A @
Bneiz, G $ Jones, Put Cole, V b Hud.
] " Howell a z Board, mark Wilcox,
bob Adams, jas Wilson jr, " Moore,
alex Mcleod, J J Adams, G A Adams,
Buchanan, Y dobrovolney, "
Johnion.
State Convention at Fl Worth, Aus
IL, 06--i Eayes, a z Board, a c Breitz
s = Henderson, m Buchanan,
jones, Gotham, jessie Lloyd, :
mcRoy, chas Vesmiroyski, peter Thorn,
as, jim mathis, v b hudson, l. l. inc.
Innis, malcolm carnes. " 8 Howell, ] "
barron, John Tauber, ed Hall, J q tabor
" wipprecht, 8 r tabor, J p mitchell, 4,
mum, J hester, mark wilcox, b hud
son, " boyett, k chatham, gamer
m smith, b T bullock, a W buchanan
tip toyett, ] | fountain, n henderson
" thurman, thos frame, mike hanni
fin, a glenn, p gentry, J " gallon
CIV mcmichael, WIN Jericho,
State Judicial convention, II Worth
Y b hudson, a g board adams, jal
henry jr, robt armstrong, 7 bender
son, p h arlington
Congressional convention, 9Th Dis
trict-w howell, W wippreoht, 2
parker, V b hudson, ] hester, mari
wilcox, I y boyeit, W C boyett, ken
nedy, glenn. & " dunlap, henr!
Lloyd, oscar stark, p h arlington, l.
mclnnis.
First Supreme judicial District con
vention-j { parks, henderson, a
brietz, v b hudson, a g board
10th Judicial District Convention
/ q butler, p miller = g tabor, ",
howell, a a benbow, g = henderson, a
white, l. mcdonald, " saunders, W
SIT
senatorial convention -- a p nero
u fountain, malcolm carnes, WIN me-
donald, " saunders, kennedy, DO
adams, W boyett, C a adams.
Representative convention 90 mix
hannehn, dave Lloyd, thad smith, ]
gallon, DR. adderhold, ] white, lenar
mcdonald, .thos frame, charles raso'
s s kennedy, We boyeti, gorge tabo
8 T henderson, mark Wilcox.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
Fridays baseball Games.

Games In the Texs.Southern league
Friday resulted "a follows;
At Austin-Austin, 2 Denison, ..
AZ San Antonio-San Antonio, 3;
Sherman, s.
Al Houston-Houston, 4 Dallas, B,
At Galveston-Galvoston, 2; Fort
Worth. :.
National league;
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10;
st. Louis, 6.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, o; Chicago,
10.
At Washington - Washington, III
Pittsburg, g.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Gin
cinnad, /.
At Boston-Boston and Cleveland
played ~ innings the score standing J
runs 20 each club.
| At New York-New York, o; Louis.
vile, z.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
coMMERcIaL TRAVELERs.
Twslvs Hundrsd Are Is Cincinnati A.
tending the cenxsnllen.

Twelve Hundrsd Are Is Cincinnati A.
tending the Convention.
CINCINNATI. May s0.-Twelve han.
dred commercial travellers are in the
city They are from Ohio, Kentucky
and West Virginia, The seventh grand
council Of the Ohio division Of the Com
mercial Travellers Union Of America Is
In session. Their Kentucky and West
Virginia brethren have joined in their
festivities very numerously.
The Ohio council elected officers as
follows; Grand councillor, 7. II ~
ton, Cincinnati grand junior councillor
w. L. nngle, GAINESVILLE, o.. grand
conductor. W. A. Phillips, Canton
grand page. L. L. wertheiner, Cincin'
natl.
Other offices viii be filed later.
GAINESVILLE was selected as the place
for the meeting next year.
Kentucky and Virginia, in Coyington'
organized joint high council. It's Of
fcers were elected and installed, as fol-
lows: Grand councillor, b. G.. Carr
Lexington grand junior councillor, W
b. Gotherman, Lexington past grand
councillor. T. O. Parsons, Huntington
w. Va; grand treasurer, Joseph 4
CUM, Covington; grand conductor, ]
l.. Nicholson. Maysyille; grand page
II. p. Caronon, w. Va; grand sen
tinel, +. G. Gilbert, Lexington execu
tive committee, II. @. Harvey, Hunting
ton; J. G. Nash, Charleston ]. p
! NVafl.ca aud I n Raina
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
The Milwaukee strike.

MILWAUKEE,, May SO.-Samuel Com.
pers held two conferences with the
strcotcar managers. but has been unable
to unravel the strike problem, The men
made a proposition that the company
make three shifts in It's forces 80 as TO
employ ali the old hands as well as the
new at the rate Of pay, but the company
would not grant the request Governor
Upman attended the conferences with
GOmpers in the capacity Of private cit.
iyen
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
DOWN IN little CUBA
Sharp Editorials Appear In Gu
ban and Spanish Papers.
ONE OF TWO THINGS TO DO.

The Madrid HerAido says the spanish /
Government should Grant Autonomy 1
20 Cuba or Abandon Diplomacy aud /
Fight n Out-Thcre Il No Show Now
FOR weyler 90 Resign.
HAVANA. May SO.-The rebel leaders,
Octayio and Agromonte, are said TO
have been wounded in a hght at Cangre
In the southeast part Of Havana prov.
ince. Thirty insurgents are said TO have
been killed.
La Discussion, an autonomist journal,
gives great prominence 20 an editorial
in the Madrid Heraldo, headed, Zone
Way or the Other" commenting on
Cuban Affairs. 1T Il true" says The
Heraldo, "that Spain should abandon
the middle road and half measures and
either grant autonomy TO Cuba, with an
understanding with the United States,
or abandon diplomacy and depend Who'll.
ly ON SPANS military power TO end the
war"
Ia Lucha, a liberal newspaper here,
echoes The Heraldo's sentiments. In a
leading editorial 1t says;
Leading Spanish officials, conscious
Of the anomaly Of SPANS position, are
instructed 20 act In accordance with
these views and in favor Of peace set
Element Of Cuban affairs. The reported
protest Of the United States government
against General Weyler's decree rela-
tive to the collection Of debts, is much
commented upon"
La Discussion expresses surprise, say
ing the right Of nation 20 control It's
domestic affairs ought not TO be chal.
lenged. Il maintains that the decree
favors American creditors whose prin.
cipal claims, it says, are not secured by
Cuban land. but lie against contractors.
To sell of land now would cripple those
who owe Americans and dopreoiate the
American claims 1.-THE largest claim
Of an American. ' IL says elsewhere, sis
sSOO.OOO, held by Perkins Of New Eng
land. and secured by sugar plantation
in the Cienfuegos district.
The Havana press demands that Mad
nd shall sustain Captain General wey'
ler's decree suspending the Foreclosure
Of mortgages and liens upon property L
avert widespread failures in business
circles.
A story was current in Havana
that the captain general had rcsignet
and was 10 be succeeded a. govern0
general by Primo Rivera, and as com
mander-in-chief by Polivioja. This wa
fatty denied at the palace by Marqui
de Palmerio. secretary general Of thu
government, who denounced the repor
a. canard maliciously set afioat by per
sonal or political enemies Of the captain
general.
General weyler," the marquis said
'has not resigned. Only today no M
ceived kilograms from the government
expressing lis satisfaction and conf
dence in his management Of affairs, an
oongatulating him upon recent victories
He has no reason 10 resign"
A letter from PlaoetAs indicates this
Maxine Gomez is marching toward III
Puerto Principe border to meet and hui
~ westward additional rebel reinforc,
ments.
Baiabano reports the rebels burned
sugarmill and two big tobacco war;
houses In the suburbs Of the town.
William Leavitt, one OF the prisonel
taken in the capture Of members Of a
Competitors expedition, has been tran
ferred TO the hospital, suffering frol
yellow fever.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
A Mysterious shooting.

CINCINNATI. May SO.-Nellie Steps,
oolored. Ia dead. On last "Wednesday
night while walking on a suburban
street with her husband some unknown
person sprang from lonely spot and
shot her. She had been married three
times and was not divorced from
her last husband. jealousy is believed
10 be the oanse, and her last husband
who accompanied her Wednesday night
il suspected. The woman would make
no ante norton statement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
uNIrep stAres ANp FRANCE.
The Temps Dcvo,es Its Leading AFtiel'
60 KissinEen Incident.

The Temps DeVotos Its Leaning Artlcic
60 KisslnEsn Incident.
PARIS, May 3O.-The Temps devotes
leading article to the stern incident at
Kissingen. II says;
"a burst OF illhumor clouds the usual
friendly relations between the most
Democratic republic Of the new world
and the most powerful military empire
Of the old continent.
People in France have not forgotten
the eifusion with which Mr.. George
Bancroft, United States minister at
Berlin. In 1870, greeted the creation OF
the German empire; but as an accom-
pllshed historian, he might have re-
called the contrast presented at the crit
cal hour of American Independence by
the attitude Of France, Of Louis XVI Of
Lafayette Of vergennes. Of Rocham'
beau, with that Of Germany hiring oui
morcinAries and traffioing In human
Giesh, 20 BE- expended against the Unitet
States as food for powder
The Temps then relates all the Incl
dents Of the stern episode and also th'
severe lecture read by the Cologne Ga
Eette 10 Mr.. olney and concludes Will
these words:
Fortunately the two countries dono
easily let themselves become incensed
This little incident viii leave no trac
behind"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

A street statement is that they
met in the post office and Reed told
Green that he must reiract the ar
ticle in the Republican or he would
kill him. Green then reached for
his gun, which caughtin his clothes
and before he could release il Reed
pulled his gun and fired, Green
running into Mr.. Tom Boyeits
ice house pulling at the gun and
trying to get il loose, Reed follow
ing and firing. As soon as Creed
could get his gun he appeared on
the street and opened fire on Reed
who ran down the street and across
Main street TO James drug store,
followed by Green to the front of
Haswelps store where he fell ex-
hausied from a wound in the left
breast, just below the heart.
Other statements are that Green
fired at Reed who ran and fred
back at Green as he went, and
that Reed drew his gun after he
was fired upon. Reed received
only a slight flesh wound in the
left arm. It is evident that three
shots were fired by each party.
Reed surrendered and was lodged
in Jail. Green was seriously hurt
and is not expected to live.
News reached us last night that
Dr. Green died few minutes past
nine O'Clock last night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

DUBUQUE, Ia, May S0.-The great
fight between the two branches Of the
Ancient Order Of United workmen Of
Iowa, which had ragged for many years,
has at last been amicably settled. The
case has been in the supreme court and
sent back 10 the lower courts ON technic-
al points. w. II. Berry came here and
dismissed all proceedings in the United
States court by the grand lodge Of Iowa
10 enjoin the seeding grand lodge from
doing business In the state. then the Sc
ceders dismissed their suit In the Du-
buque district court to enjoin the loyal
lsts. Both branches will probably unite
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surrendered Her cemmI..lon.

JEFFERSON CITY, No, May So-Eliz-
abeth J. Lynne Of Kansas City was on
her own application appointed Feb. Is,
1896, a notary public by Governor Stone.
She has returned her commission, which
is Endorsed by County Clerk Tom Crit
tenden, AZ follows; This commission
IL returned for the reason that the with.
in Elizabeth J. Lynne objects TO taking
the oath to support the constitution Of
the United States, inasmuch as IL fails
10 contain a recognition Of the Deity
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

COLUMNS, o., May SO-Tests were
made at Buckeye Park, % miles south,
ON the Hooking Valley road, yesterday,
between two 40-ton engines, which to-
day are 20 be brought into collision fol-
lowed by train of cars, TO afford a sci.
entifc demonstration Of what occurs in
a real collision. The trains are TO b.
run at 30 miles and collide in full view
Of the people In the park
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

SPRINGFIELD, MS, May SO.-rhere
has been fled for record in the Office Of
the recorder Of deeds Of sagamon
county mortgage made by the 81.
Louis. Peoria and Northern railway to
the Central Trust company Of New
Yorktosecure e., 900, 900 Of iO-year 8 per
cent bonds issued BY said road.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

Mrs. $. NJ. waldrop will take up her
school for children again tomorrow
morning and desires her patrons aud
the public to take notice.
Elder d A I.eake arrived in the city
Yesterday afternoon, and will commence
series Of sermons at the Christian
church to-day at II o'clock, All are
invited,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

LONDON. May So.-The Field says Of
William A. Lafnod, the American ten
mis- player: HE Is improving daily.
He Is Of tho sort that viii have TO BE-
seokuned In the future. He will play
in the best English tournaments this
season %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
Aa,ournea 70 Meet At chicago.

BmMS0HAM, Ala, May SO.-The
general assembly Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church concluded its labors
yesterday and adjourned TO meet the
first Thursday in May, 1897. At Chicago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
rwsn,r.rre Year, Term.

GALVESTON, May S0.-Sonny Ed
wards, colored, was given 20 years in
the penitentiary ON charges Of burglary
and assault with intent 10 murder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

The comiitee on permanen. organiza-
ton reported V d. Hudson for per.
manent chairman and Malcolm Carnes
for permanent secretary. Adopted.
The committee on credentials report
the following;
Del. Precinct no. /. j. +. Eaves,
j. W. Gallon. JericJ.
Precinct no. 3. Peter Thomas h. S.
Lloyd, Thad Smith,A G. Kurien, J. II.
James, Alathes Lloyd, Wat Steward
and J. r. shepherd.
No. 4. Mark Wilcox, o. P. McRoy,
L. L. McInnis, X. NJ. Smith, r. X.
Chatham, W. A. Johnson, V. B. llud.
son, A. J Buchanan, Robt. Buchanan.
A. G. Board, Walter wippricht, S. NJ.
Derden, G. A. Adams, W. $, Howell,
Chas. Vesmiroski, j. A. Hester, Tom
Preston, b. +. Bullock, q. r. Tabor,
wyley Kelley. T. z. Gentry, W. r.
Cavitt, Dick Skains and Jas Dobrovoly
No. .. J. Q. Glenn, Mike Hanehns
las. Henry Jr., Bob Adams, b. T. Seal,
and $. S. Kennedy.
No. 6.-A.J. White, A. A. Benbow
Lenard Mcdonald, Thos. Frame, Chas
Rasco aud VIM. Skains.
No. Wv. g. Ward. II. II. Harring
ton. ?. S. Tilson, John Tauber, Franz
slasny,R X. r. Royal, Ed Farquhar an,
w. j. Moore.
The precincts are entitled to the FOL
lowing votes:
No. l, :; No. ?, .; No. 3, 8; No. I, a
Mo- 8, @; No. 9, .; No. Z, S. Total 81.
A. j. White, Chairman,
Nv. Gallon, Secretary.
Adopted.
On motion Of Dr.. A. J. White, tn
following committee Of one delega,
from each precinct was appointed to .,
lect delegates TO the various CONVEX
| lions:
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Professor welsh Dead.

CHICAGO, May 80.-Professor Rodney
wekh, a wen known scientist, Journal
lat and lecturer, died at his home In
Evanston, BIS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

Il, ]. Ford has a handsome grocery
display in his windows, made by Marty
whitman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
COUNTY CONVENTION.
BrazOs County Democrats and
what They Did

The county demoeTetic convention
met At the courthouse at p. M, satur-
day, Nav 20; 1896. County Chairman
IL. b. stoddard was absent aud by his
request Mr.. 7. P. Gentry called the
convention 10 order aud Malcolm
Carnes was elected temporary secretary
On motion Of l.. l.. Mclnnis one dele.
gate from each precinct wa. appointed
on credenlial committee and one dele
gate from each precinct ON a committee
on permanent organization.
The committee on credentials was as
follows.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16
Personal and Social.

Mrs James W. Clayton is visiting friends
III Elkton.
Miss Gelert Cruikshunk, of Baltimore, is
the guest + Miss Frances Schouer.
Henry c. Constable, of Elkton, who is
attending Delaware College, will act us
literary department editor on the College
Review next year.
Noah f. Oifutt. Esq. of Towson. was in
Elkton on Monday on business.
Elmer L. Sloan, OF Wilmington, spent Sun
day in Elkton with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
David L. Sloan.
Miss Florence L. Torbert has returned
home from visit to Baltimore friends.
Miss BERTHE Wilson has returned from
Philadelphia where she spent several weeks.
Miss Bertha T. Brown is visiting Mrs. John
Richie, in Wilmington.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Brady, in Chesa-
peake City.
H. Clinton McCabe. of the Baltimore
World, spent Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Lydia Booth, of Baltimore is the guest
Of W. II. Booth.
Mrs. William Collins, of Wilmington, was
in Elkton on Thursday,
Frank Phillips, of Reading, Pa, is spend
ing several days with his father Chalkley
Phillips. at Falls Hotel. aud is meeting all
his old friends here who are always glad to
see Frank. Mr.. Phillips formerly conducted
the Howard House here and is now pro-
prietor of the Three Mile House, Reading.
William T. Lee. of the Custom House,
Baltimore, was in Elkton, on Sunday last.
Detective VIM. I. Jones. of Wilmington.
was in Elkton on Tuesday.
George A. Lee, of Baltimore, a former
resident Of Elkton spent Sunday in town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16

A musical and literary entertainment vii
be given Saturday evening May 10th, il
Westamwell Public School Building near Elk
Perkins MemoriaD Chapel fund. An inter
esting programme has been prepared, the
participants being Miss Nettie Nicholson
Elocutionist, of Baltimore; Mr.. John Richie
Wilmington: Miss Bessie Scott Miss Helen
Scott. Miss Sarah MacNeal, Messrs. George
Brown, James f. Evans, Thomas S. Smith
and j. Newman Davis. Admission % cents
children Is cents. Entertainment will begin
promptly at o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16

sembed on the afternoon of May LIST. to relc-
bate the 81 anniversary of the opening of
that school. The pole being raised and the
American flag placed thereon which was
presented by the Colora Council. the COM
pany adjourned to the school house.
The meeting was called to order by Eli
Coulson. Jr. BY motion Maurice Reeder
was chosen Chairman and Marion /. Reeder.
Secretary. First in order Rev. Mr.. Green
field addressed the meeting on behalf of the
council and was responded to by the secre-
tary. Addresses were also made by Messrs.
Thomas Egan, Stephen Armor and James
Egan. Two letters were read by the secretary
from persons interested in the school. Mr..
Armor read list of the teachers and scholars
of the school, music being rendered by Colora
orchestra. Rev. Mr.. Greenfield offered a
prayer after which the meeting adjourned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given by tn" County Com
mssioners OF Cccil County, that sealed bids
will be received ut the Office Of said Commits
sioncrs for the purchase of coupon bonds to
the amount of $l0,0O0, which the County Com
mssioners are auth JriZcd to issue in purs,l-
ancc of the provision of the Act OF Assembly
passed at the January Session. 1896, Chapter
81, for the purpose Of erecting Il Public School
Building in the town of Elkten. Said bonds
to bear interest AT per cent per annum, pay
able semi annually,
Each bond shall be issued for the sum of
five hundred dollars. and shall be payable as
follows The first five hundred dollars shall be
payable in four years from the first day OF
June, 1896, and the sum of five hundred dollars
on the first day of June each year thereafter
until all of said bonds are paid.
No bond to be sold for less than its face value
Said bids will he opened by the said Commits
sioncrs on the 9th day of May 1896.
JOHN BANKS,
l6my 2t Assistant Treasurer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16

If you eat what you like, and digest it, you
will surely be strong and healthy.
But if you don't digest it, you might almost
as well not eat. for what good can your food
do you if it doesn't nourish you?
If you find that you can't digest it, there is
simple help for your stomach.
1t is Shaker Digestive Cordial, made by
the Shakers of Mount Lebanon. 1t has never
failed to cure the worst case OF indigestion
Strength and health come from the food
you eat, after it has been digested and has
gone into the blood.
The best tonic is digested food. The best
aid to digestion. Shaker Digestive Cordial.
When you have acid quotations, nausea,
headache, wind, dizziness, offensive breath,
or any other symptoms of Dyspepsia, Shaker
Digestive Cordial will cure you.
At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16
COLLEGE GREEN ITEMS.

COLLEGE GREEN, May 10, 1896.
few went to Red Point on Saturday to
observe May day.
Miss Lille Doyle of Philadelphia is visiting
Miss Anna NJ. Crothers.
Rev. A. p. Prettyman will preach a special
sermon to the o. U. A. NJ ON Sunday after
noon at Ebenezer NJ. L. Church.
Ebenezer Church will celebrate the seventh
anniversary ofthe Epworth League on Sun
day evening.
Agent, Walter T. Johnson exhibited the
Standard Dictionary and Columbia holder at
the Teachers Association held in Port Deposit
on last Saturday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16
i6lny 2t
To Builders.

The Board of School Commissioners solicit
proposals for the erection of II Brick School
House III Elkton. The plans and specifications
may be seen on and after Wednesday, May
Goth, at f. S. Everist. Port Deposit; George r.
Ash, Elkton; John X. White, lakewood, and the
Office of the School Commissioners.
If builders desire specifications for their
exclusive use they may be had of W, l.. Plack,
No. l4O3 Filbert street. Philadelphia, by send
ing s.; of which So will be refunded upon re-
turn of the plans.
Proposals to be opened on Saturday. May
30th. at one o'clock.
The right to accept the lowest or best bid,
and to reject any and all bids, reserved.
GEORGE BIDDLE;
lGmy2t Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-05-16
Thursday Afternoon, May le, 1896
At 3 O'CLOCK SHARP.

THIS creamery mas - patrons i'll daily attend
ancC ana l. in every way lOurishng plant.
Is in easy access to four RAILROADS.&C.. W. b.,
u. y o.. BnItO, Central ANA &. \ u. ID. y. II. ~
for shipping cream on butter to all leading
cities. Is ut the junction of seven public
rood>. in Il prosperous farming community
The present buildings may be lrasid NJ II
modorai rate, aud enlarged as desired. Until
the purchaser can make other arrangements
! will chIirn the cream for him at II nominH,
figure. Terms 5000 cash ON day of sale, bal
ance payHbl" in one year at per cent. int crest.
Immediately,
ELWOOD BALDERSTON.
&C. Hindman, auct. MayId