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DEATHS OF A WEEK.


Reese p. Mcdowell, one of the leading citi-
HHns of the Sixth district, died on Sunday
might At his home near Coiora, Although he
had been in failing health for several years
his death was unexpected. Mr. Mcdowell
was in the seventyflrst year of his age ana
his life was one OF activity aud usefulness. In
early life he was Il stone mason but in later
years engaged in mercantile pursuits. He
conducted stores in Conowingo and in
Pleasant Grove, Pa. OF late years he
had lived in retirement He was life
long and consistent member of the Row
landville NJ. p. Church. He was twice
married his first wife being Miss Rachel
Graham. After her death he married Mrs.
Margaret Taylor who survives him, with five
children NJ. L. Mcdowell, of Port Deposit;
Edwin Mcdowell of Conowingo: Mrs. Susan
JenncsS; Mrs. Laura Swisher, of Oxford and
Mrs Elizabeth Smith, of Hartford county. b.
+. Taylor, Theodore Taylor and Mrs. A. II.
Yeats, of Philadelphia, are stepchildren Of
the deceased.
His funeral which was largely attended
took place on Wednesday, the remains being
laid to rest in the West Nottingham Gem
etery.
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Capt. Frank w. Jefferson.

Captain Frank W. Jefferson, a highly
esteemed resident of Chesapeake City, died
at his home in that town ut an early hour on
Friday morning, from the effects OF a para
lytic stroke with which he was stricken more
than year ago. He was slxty-two years o.
age and had resided in Chesapeake City. for
the past forty ars. He followed the water,
being captain of the tug boat Worrall, which
was in service on the canal or late wears he
was interested in farming. He leaves n widow
and one son, aged IA years. His widow was
formerly Miss Dorcas Boulder, daughter of
the late William Boulder. In politics he was
Democrat and was once candidate on
that ticket for County Commissioner. He
was Mason.
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James S. Smith,

James S. Smith, a prominent ctizen of
Cherry Hill, died at his home in that town at
an early hour on Saturday morning, death
eliminating a long illness from consumption
For some weeks past his life had been de-
SPARED Of. The deceased was forty-fou-
years Of age, and II son of the late John
Smith, of Cherry Hill. For some wears past
he was engaged in the livery business. His
wife who survives him, without children, was
formerly Miss Matte Reed, of Mechanics
Valley. He leaves two sisters. The funeral
services took place on Tuesday afternoon at
half past two O'Clock from his lato home, the
Rev. G. P. Jones officiating. The remains
ware laid to rest in the Cherry Hill NJ. Z.
Cemetery
The bearers were: p. Il. Arbuckle, Arthur
Harvey, Joseph A. Work, William Campbell,
Joseph H. Moore, A. l.. H. Blake
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The object of this suit is to procllrcu decree
for the sale of certain real estate drscrihrd
III the bill, to pay the claim OF the pluintin
aud other creditors of Rachel Small\yoOd de-
ceased.
The bill states that the said Ruch,I SmulI-
wood, late of Cecil county. MARYLAND do
ceased, departed this life on or about the attn
day of August, in the year lsg4 leaving no
personal estate but seized of a lot of land sir :
uated in the town of Elkton, in said county
which is improved by Il frame dwelling ana
which is described in said bill, and having
executed her last will and testament in writ
ing, dated on the 18th day of July, in the wear
lo!4, wherein she devised the said real estate
unto her surviving husband, the said William
Smal!wood, for life and directed that at her
death the said " liuE II Elder her ,Xrclltnr
should sell said real estate and distribute thc
proceeds OF Salcumong the following persons
according to the terms set forrh therein. VIZ
Rachel Harris, wife of Abram Harris Rachel
Mitchell and Hattie Scott
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Free Methodists of Pleasant Hill
are now holding camp meeting near that
place.
The wages of the workmen at the Mary
land Clay Works, North East, were increased
10 ner cent, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Kerfoot gave an
enjoyable catching party TO Colchester on
Tuesday on the "Impatnnt'.
"A semaphore signal will he erected at the
Elkton station on the curve above the Jail. to
be operated from the block tower.
-El'aer L. Marble has moved his steam
saw mill from Pleasant Hill to the woods
owned by Thomas 5. Miller, near Union
Church.
"A fair and festival will be held at Har-
mony Chapel, Seventh district, near Critics.
crossroads, on the evenings of September 8,
10 and IL. Proceeds for church purposes.
A number OF important improvements
are being made to the mill Of John F. John
son at Gilpin's Rocks. Another stand of
rollers, -four packer and other machinery
are being put in.
Marriage licenses were ISSUED this week
Mt the Clerks Office to:-William S. Wood,
Jr., OF Philadelphia, and Mellie A. Crouch, of
.,n. -, Eau,a..,,a
Pheasant Hill is enjoying quite Il building
Doom, feS'oeheeS now helhG erected there by
Charlie Stewart, John NJ Cook and Samuel
r,,,,-. :,
a.. ''','
~ h"''"S'iHS f'7id'hr" OIL william H.
o'eP''"S' "'"' "or'"h Ma'"r' h"hs comfy
'i'' - 'u,.''' "r'' 'l'''''nR anu mousse
i'o'" '"'e'S' Oh wednesday morning.
IN" poles for th' long Distance telephone
lin" OF the DviawaF" and Atlantic Company
which VIII connect Elktl with Philadelphia
aad the other cities have now been erected
between mere and Newark, where the connec-
ton Is made and the wirris now being strung.
iu''!tc phone viii b" pat III the drug store
"' H. - H'''''
~. Harry Clemson, Of Elkton. will r''-
move to Port Deposit. having arranged with
Dr. A. c. Crothers. to succeed him in h.s
large practice there He has purchase:
the residence Of DR.. Crothers on Main
street, Port Deposit. DR.. Crothers will re-
move to Princeton. n. j. DR.. Clemson is u
young physician OF decided ability and high
attachments, and is graduate OF the Univer-
s'ty OF Maryland.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
heimcr, of Elkton. was named on Tuesday
after the rite Of the Hebrew Synagogue, by
Rev. A. Weiss. OF Philadelphia The god
father aud god-mother were Mr.. and Mrs.
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present were Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Kirk
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk, Misses Jessie Kirk and
Lizzie Murray of Philadelphia, Stella Stern
Of Washington, Maggie Crothers OF Upland
Ella Gillespie OF Zion, Ella Johnson of Chester
Marie Hughes Of itayre de Grace, Matte
Foster, Rhoda Brown. Georgia Clifford
Hattie and Bertha Johnson, Katie Williams.
Carrie and Ella Armour Mina and Mamie
Gibson, Minnie and Ncttic Dcnnison, Grace,
Emma and Mamie Trmblc, Louie White.
Lula Booth. Margaret Johnson Mollie Gift
f"rd; Mcssrs. Samuel Hranss, Allie and Clifton
Kirk. jesse and Georg" Steer. Edward
Jones. FrretsuS johnson. Lewis Cruthers
Clinton Logan Mearns Moore. James Gibson.
Lewis Dcnnisou. Robert Trmble, Floyd
white. Clarence Boyd, Maynard j, stcr JOS
rrimbc, John Welsh, Clarence Lynch, Bon
iamin Reed, Charles Ferguson. Norris and
Thomas Mcdowell. Cameron Brown, Herbert
Mccall, Howard and Otis Brickley, Albert
aud Maynard Kirk, Clarence Carhart and
Ford Cazer.
ONE OF THE MERRY Crowd.
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Mrs. Eliza KreWSOn.

Mrs. Eliza Krewson, n venerable resident
of Risingsun, died at her home in that town
on Saturday morning. aged eighty-three
years. The remains were laid to rest in the
Friends buryinG ground at West Nottingham
on Tuesday morning.
Hrs krewson never rallied from stroke Of
paralysis suffered week before her death
She and her husband removed 10 Rising SUM-
from Bucks county, Pa, in 1856. having
resided there continuously since that time.
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ORDER Or PUBLICATION.
William S. McCrackCn, Plaintiff, vs. Martha A.
McCracKcn, defendant

The object of this bill is to procure a divorce
II vnculo mutrimunii of the plaintiff William
;. Mctrnckcn, from the defendant Martha A.
McCrHckcn.
The bill alleges that the plaintiff and the de-
PENDANT Were married on the eleventh day of
October, 1851 al l'h!air lphia, n the State of
Pennsylvania, thai the said Martha A. Nc
Cruckcn abandoned the nlaintiM IN the State
of Pennsylvania without just cause on the
seventh day of August, 1884; that such aban-
dOnmcnt has continued unintcrrupt cdly since
ana is deliberate and final, and the separation
beyond reasonable nope of reconciliation:
that the plaintit las resided within tho State
or Maryland for more th;in two years next
preceding this application, and that the de-
PENDANT is non-i Csident of this State.
1t is, therefore, ord nrCd by the CiICuit Court
of Cecil County this %iu day of August, 1897,
that the plaintiff cause copy of this order,
together with the object and substance of the
bui, to he tnscr,cd II. some newspaper pub
llshed in Cecil county, once II week for four
successive weeks, before the 26th day of Sep
TENDER, 1897, giving notice to the said absent
defendant of the object and substance of said
bin, and warning her to appear in this Court.
in person or by solicitor, on or before the 18th
day of October. 1897, to show cause, il any
shc has, why Il decree should not be passed as
prayed
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
aug2S-4t JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
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widow aud eight children survive him. His
children are John and Mary, residing on the
home place; Mrs. Colbert, Mrs. Moody, Mrs.
John Frazer; James Smith, of Wilmington
Thomas S. Smith, of Newark. The funeral
services were held on Thursday afternoon at
one o'clock from his late home, and were
continued in the Presbyterian Church at the
Head of Christiana, of which he was an hon
ored member. The interment was in the
church cemetery
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscribers OF
Cecil county have obtained from he ORPHANS
Court of said county letters of administration
on the personal estate of
ROBERT MARSHBANK,
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 2lst day of jan, 1898,
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to the Subscriber. Given under
my hand this 2lst day of July, 1897.
HENRY c. WELLS and
l.. MARSHALL. HAINES
augl4 Executors
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William i. NnWland.

William j. Rowland, stationmaster for the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company at Cbarlestown, this
county, died on Wednesday after an illness
of typhoid fever. Mr.. Rowland was forty
eight years of age, and had been in the SER
vice OF the company for twenty-five years
ut Charcstown. He was unmarried
Mr.. Rowland was i'll only one week. The
funeral services were held yesterday, Friday
morning, the interment being in ST. Mary's
Protestant Episcopal Cemetery, North East.
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Mrs. Sarah ]. Steele.

Mrs. Sarah j. Steele, died on Tuesday at
the residence OF her sJu-in-law George T.
Ewing, in Lewsvillc, in the sixty-third year
of her age. The funeral services were held
in st. Johns Church on Friday afternoon at
one o'clock, the interment being in the
church cemetery. She was the widow of the
late Garrett Steele, and formerly resided
near Calvert
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match game was played in Elkton, on
Saturday afternoon between the Providence
club and the Elkton Pulp Mill nine. which
came to close ut the end of the flth inning.
as the result of a misunderstanding. The
score when the game closed was 1G to II in
favor of the Providence club. The battery
for Elkton, was Freeman. Realey and Minker.
for Providence, Viewer and Steele Struck
out by Weaver, I; Freeman, 2; Realey. A.;
Base on balls, Viewer, 2; Freeman, 3; Realey
3. Umpires, Bennett and Brown.
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PERSONAL and Social

DR.. III. G. Register, of Philadelphia,
former Elktonian, was in town on Monday
among friends. DIR. Register has just gotten
back from u trip to Yellowstone Park, and
very much enjoyed his excursion to this Won
derful place Of interest He is an experienced
traveller and although having visited the
Alps il Switzerland, Mount Blanc in southern
France, the TyroIe in Austria, and the Sierrn
Nevadas in Spain. he told the WING repre-
sentative that the climate o, tbs Yellowstone
he thought was far more s,tlubrious than that
0! the noted places mentioned. br. Register
spent three weeks ut the Yellowstone.
y r. James II. Frazer, Of Baltimore was
an E!kton visitor this Week.-Mrs.
Lena sharp, OF Milford, D.l., 10 visit
lug Mrs. Manly Drennon.-NIiss Florence
Nooley. Of Washington, is visiting Mrs. II.
G. Wells.-NIrs. Robert Walmsley. OF New
Orleans, is the guest of the Misses Walmsley.
in Llkton.-Mrs. William G. Merry is visiting
her granddaughter Mrs. Arrison in Linwood,
Pa.-Mps. r. b. Frazer has been entertaining
Miss Annie Gibson and Miss Sa!ome Rhodes.
Mrs. Lizzie Allen and daughter, of Phia-
dolphin, are visiting her mother Mrs.. William
B. Smith.-Miss Harriet Bolen is on IL visit to
her brother ]. c. Bolon in GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
She will remain West until October.-Mrs.
Harry ID. Garrett and family and Mrs. Jamss
A. Shippers are sojournlng at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ash have returned home
from Hope Valley, r. l., where they visited
their daughter Mrs. Charles White, who ac-
companied them home.-Mrs Film Wright,
of Baltimore, has removed to Elkton, where
she will make her home with her sister Mrs
Flora Henderson on East Main street.
John E. Wilson, Esq, formerly of Elkton
now OF Centreyil!c, was nominated for the
Legislature at the county convention of
Queen Anne's county Republicans on Tscs-
day. Since his location in Centreville Mr.
Wilson has taken Il place of high standing at
that bar and is one Of the recognized leaders
of his party in that county. His nomination
is deserved honor, and he enters the cam
paign with good promise Of success at the
polls.
n A R. and Mrs. ]. Frank Startling have
wv beenspending several dVs in Smyrna.
Miss Ella Williams and Prof. l. V.
Wells, Of Philadelphia, spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Williams, Of Principle
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c. McCabc of Baltimore,
spent several days in Eihton th:s week with
his mother Mrs. VIM. McCabe, and aunt Mrs.
W. Ii. May, on their return from their we'd
ding tour South.-Edward Jones. kskot agent
:o- t"c Bl'tiro-e ard Ohi" Rni'raad mt Cam-
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The Jacob Tome Institute.

The Jacob Tome Institute of Port Deposit
will open for the regular school year of 1907
on W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER STH, at y A.
NJ. The examination for new applicants will
be held at the Institute. Monday and Tuesday,
9Th and 9TH September, commencing AT . A. NJ
w. p. EVELAND,
Septi-t Director.
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Proposals Wanted.

Proposals are invited for the Grading Paw
ing. Curbng, Laying Cutters and all other
MoIh upon the proposed improvcmc nts to
Main street from Lewis Store to Bow street
Plans and specifications may be had upon
application to the Secretary. Proposals will
be opened at p. m, Thursday Sept. ..
W. II. MACkALL.
sept4.1t Secretary,
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Mrs. An rev CulyerSOn.

Mrs. Lizzie Culverson, wife Of Andrew Gull
version, and daughter of Thomas McCaslin,
form arlv "f near H'"korv Hill. this COUNTY,
died in Little Britain, Lancaster county, Pa.
on August %, in the thrty-second year OF
her age.
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Free Information.

Messrs. C. A. Snow & Co., of Washington
ID. C., lawyers and agents for procuring pat
ents, will send free to any address. pamphlet
with information about home and foreign
patents. caveats. copyrights, trademarks, ill.,
iringements, design patents. abstracts of de-
cisions, etc, as well as the cost of patents in
the United States and foreign countries.
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Port Deposit .....3 0 O. II x-24
Colora. ..........0 3 0 0 o 0 2 I
Earned runs, Port IA; Colora, .. Two-base
hits, Gibson, 2; McClenahan, /; Shippers, 1:
Davis, l. Base on ball. off Jones 6; off
Cooper, l; off McDougal, 4. Hit by pitched
ball, Jones and Shippers. Stolen bases, Port
>; Colora 5. Struck out, by Jones. 10: by
Mcpougal, 2. Time of game, hours. UNI
pirc, Hand, Of Havre de Grace.
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den Station. Baltimore, spent Sunday in Elk
ton with his father. Captain William Jones,
and brother. Malvern Jones' Miss Louisa
Dupont ana Charles Grey. Of Wilmington,
were guests OF the family of Albert Constable,
Esq, several days this week. Miss Isabel
Savage, OF Reading, Pa. who has been visit
ing Miss Mary lamar, returned home on
Monday-AIiss Bette Knight. of Baltimore,
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State, County and Dog
Taxes i'm said County.

for the year 1897, he viii! sit in the several
Election Districts, as follows:
September 10Th, at Jackson 4 Shorts,
Ceciron, First district.
September l7th at the Office of G ore X.
Houck, Chesapeake City, Seconu 'islrict.
September 18th, at Henry Hess, / L Hill,
Fourth district.
September 2Oth, at Andrew !, ,cyson's
Office, North East, Fifth distrr
September 2lst, at Grason's Hotel, i sing
Sun, Sixth district.
September ed at \ L. Bamy's, por, De-
posit, Seventh district.
September 23d, at Woodrow's Hotel, Como
wingo, Eighth district.
September 9th, at J. Harvey Cl..rk's,
Calvert, Ninth district.
As the law provides. II discount of per cent,
VIII tie allowed on all State and County Taxes
paid before October LIST. TaX-payrrs will
please take notice that taxes are due aud pay
able on September list, and that ON all bills
unpaid on January LIST interest will be charged
and collected from September lst After jan
lIary LIST dclinquents will be warned that un-
less settl enent in full be made before April
lst the claims against them will be placed in
the hands of the Sheriff of the County, who
snail proceed TO seize their property and dis
pose OF the same to pay the taxes due, with
the charges thereon and all costs of sale
DOgS ana Shuts whose owners have no other
property, unless tax is paid, VIII be killed.
The Treasurer would therefore. rasncctfully
urge all taxpayers - pay promptly and il
possible, in time to '.t"in the b,aCtit If the
discount
MANLY DRENNEN,
sep'4-Jw Treasurer
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EStray Hog.

Came to the premises or Mrs. NJ. L. Tuite, in
the town OF Elkton, on Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1887
one Sandy Hog. with dark spots ON it, weight,
about 100 lbs. The owner of the said Hog is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take it away
CHAS. S. BOULDEN,
scpti Elkton. Md.
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Base Bali .

The Townsend club defeated
Chesapeake City last Saturday at
Townsend in one of the hest
played games of ball ever wit
messed on the Townsend grounds.
The features Of the game were
Lyman and Reeds batting and
Graves work At second base Tor
the visitors. Townsend struck out
II men and the chesapeake City
hltters We're completely at his
mercy. The visitors narrowly cs-
capped Il shut ont. but in the ninth
inning with two out and two
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The Junior base ball club, of Elkton. visited
Middletown, Del, on Saturday last. and
played match game. The boys expected to
play the Juniors of that place. but upon
arriving there. found themselves pitted
against the first team With pluck and zeal
they went at Them" but were badly de-
feated.
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Dairy Goods.

Examine our exhibit OF United States
Cream separators and other Dairy Goods at
he Fair. j. E. & E. Fl. GALLAHER.
Nv Cherry Hill, Md.
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william Smith,

William Smith, a well-known farmer, died
Mt his home near Iron Hill on Monday
in the sixty-eighth year Of his age. A
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

REPORTED BY WING. MICHAEL & co, SUCCESSOR
TO W.. II. NICHAEl. & SON, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, NO. }2l McELDERYs
WHARF, BALTIMORE, MD.
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A WATERMELON PARTY,

A very pleasant time was
spent at the home Of Mr..
Cassius Kirk at n watermelon
party given in honor of Mr..
Ford Cazier Friday evening.
Aug. 81. A large number Of
guests gathered on the lawn,
where many outdoor games
Uyprp pluypl Ap1pnty tbns.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 2, 1897
To Loan.

SIS 900 in sums to suit on First Mortgage
of Real Estate. Apply to
X. c. THACkERY, ATTORNEY,
jly3,tf Elkton, Nd
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
of the Philadelphia and Chesapeake Cunning
Club of Cecil county, Nd, to attend Il meeting
TO he held at the office of Reuben Haines, in
Elkton. Md. at o'clock p. M, on Wednesday,
September 20, 1897. to consider the question of
increasing the capital stock and reducing the
par value of the same.
W. IL. MOSES,
JOHN GlLPIN,
WI SMITH
A. p. SHOCKLEY,
ug2l-1mo Directors,
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The Port Deposit base ball club won its
fourth straight game on Saturday, by defeat
ing the Colora team, at Port Deposit, by the
one sided score of "A to I. The full score
follows.
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SEPTEMBER
GrGaSurer'S Notice,

In pursuance of an Act of Assembly. pnssed
at the January Session, 1856, Chapter BIO the
Undersigned, Treasurer of Cecil county here
oy gives notice that for the purpose of receiv-
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil County i,
Equity. No. 2O5g.
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strikes called Reed sent the ball over the
left field fence The score: