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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-12-24
ORDER NISI.

In the matter of the sale of the Morvagcd
Real Estate of Orlando w. Fcniamlr
In the Circuit Court for Ccci! County. In
Equity.
trdcr"'. this 18th day Of December. in the
year one thousand eight hundred and uiucty-
n@ht, nat tn" sa g made and reported nv W.
/. Whrhurton, attorney in the above .HtitleG
cause. bc ratit Il and confirmed unlty cause.
20 the contrary thereof h" shown on o. rctOre
the I'm day of February next, PROV dCd Il
copy of this order be inserted in som. news.
paper printed and published IN Cecil county
once week tor one month before trc 18TH
day of January next.
The report states the amount OF s.; etc be
81 10000,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True Copy-Tcst: Jerk
dcClT-4t JOHN G. VILLA ANS Jerk
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Bath Slippers, 81.
Bath Towels, 25c. to SIPS.
Gloves Fine Gloves.

We have them in Dogskin, good, sub
stantal winter Gloves that we warrant
the 81 % sort-but as we hought them at
really great bargain, you shall have the
same good fortune; so instead Of $l.25,
you'll pay but
69c.
The English Suede Gloves, Sl25.
Fowne's Craven Tan Gloves. Sl.j0.
Perrin Frercs X Gle which are really
the best Kid Gloves mace, Sl.25, Sl.5O
and 81.
Fur Great Big Warm Gloves, with
long gauntletI. for wintry wea
Gloves ther, and other sorts-to the
short driving eloves-all the
good furs are here represented. So 80 to
SIS the pair.
Pure silk They re such inexpensive
presents, yet so very accept
rlufflerS able that half dozen, for as
many gifts, is what many
people buy.
81, $1.50 to $500.
CHRISTnAS SUSPENDERS, Soc.
Put up in separate boxes, up to those with
silver Buckles NJ s. the pair.
SATChELS al SUIT CASES.
Finest Leather. $3.50 to 81.
ITEMS PYJArlAS.
Csc, Sl.l7 up to $3.50 IL suit.
MACkINTOSHES.
Fer Men. Women and Children.
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS.
Mcns-from Sl.25 to $3.50.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
m'SACmeHaIl,
Baltimore II Charles Sts.,
BALTIMORE MARYLAND
All Car Lines Pass Our Door.
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Hints al Random From Our
Smoking and House Jackets.

We show the very latest novelties in
these Jackets, and give price range that
goes from splendid ones at $3.95 up to the
finest of Vigo, Middleton Il Co.'S London
made Jackets at $25.
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House and Lot at Principle.

Frame house with rooms. Stabng tor
3 horses. Two and u-hIit acres of land.
splendid young orchard. Abundance of small
fruit. We'll OF excellent water under cover.
A very desirable location. Terms very low.
WALTER +. JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
DCcl1 Principle, Md.
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If you want a first. class pair of scissols,
razor or pocket knife, call at Frazel's,
Elkton.
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so Cents,

Imported, the finest of Foreign Fashions,
each in its box, 81.
Robes and Most men like to be COM
Portable in easy dress round
Gowns home. Wives, sisters and
sweethearts are scheming.
for Men This is to help them. We've
gone as far as London to get
the finest robes. The English gowns are
mostly in handsome plaids; some have
woven figures. The prices, $l2, SIS to $25
Excellent Blanket Robes, of finest
figured woolens. at SIS and So. Some
gray, with striped borders, So. so and
SIS.
Eiderdown Robes are warm and pretty
A nice variety of these from So. SO
TO 5000.
Terry Cloth Bath Robes, in pretty
stripes washable colorings, $3.50 to
$3.50.
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100 Acres of Arabic land,

with large Frame Barn in good order, and
good Dwelling House.
Also an adjoining tract, east OF the creek,
and extending north Of the Il. Il O. Il. r., re-
serving the mill dam and water rights privi-
lcges.
Apply to the Receivers of The Mccullough
Iron Co., Wilmington. Del. or to their agent,
WILLIAM III. SlMCOE,
Dccl0 North East, Md.
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ORDER NISI.
In Re: The Mortgagcd Real Estate OF &c ,.-t-
W. Clifford and Cathurinc X. clifford.
his wife.

In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County. In
Equity. No. 2l63.
Ordered, This 18th day of December 1898
that the sale of property mentioned In these
proceedings made and reported by AuSiin e,
CaTliart and Francis A. CHrhart. Ass"uCoa of
Mortgage, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause To thee contrary thereof he shown on or
before the l.th day Of f"hru"F neat, pro
some newspaper printed and published in
toCil county once a week tor one month
before tue 18th day of January uaN.
The report states the amuuut or sale to be
$1,000.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
True Copy-TCst: Clerk.
DCcI1-4w JOHN G.. WILLIAMS. Clerk
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ORDER NiSI.
In Re: The Mortgagcd Real Estate &C WASH
ington C.. Lake ana wife.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In
Equity. No. 2lG1.
ORDERED, This 10th day of De, emher
ls9s, that the sale Of the property mentioned
in thcSt proceedings, mace and rcpC, ted by
l.. Marshall Haines, Assignee of Nurtgngc
be ratified and confirmed, unless cHus to the
contrary thereof be shown ON or he, re the
eth day OF February next provided / copy
of this order be inserted in some new spuprr
Il week tor one month before the lstn daN OF
January next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
81 go.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS. CLERK.
True cOpy-T, st:
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Dee. lt-lm
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Oehm's Acme Hall.
ITEMS and Boys
Holiday Gifts.

Substantial useful, attractive things the
men and boys will like and appreciate.
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Your local dealer could rot produce
the equal of this range for less than
SIS, 1t is made of best pig iron, burns
both coal and wood, and is guaranteed
q good Baker and Heater. We also
guarantee its safe delivery.
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RESOURCES:
Loans and discounts. ,..,........; s45l ,375 OIL
OVerdratts, secured and unsecured 4 40
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation 900 n 900 90
Stocks, securities, ctc................ 53.O65 80
Ranking house, furniture, fixtures. 900 90
Due from approved reserve agents.. Il $50 40
Checks and other cash items ........ 216 IA
Notes of other National Banks. lis 90
fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents ..........:..: ...:....... % %
Lawful money reserve in bank. viz.
Dpcclc... ................S 2i ,lS3 ~
:, Legal tender notes: ..::.. a.;Gs 90 3G.S91 95
Redemption fund with U. s. Treas
urer 5per cent of circulation. 1896 90
Iotal. 1854 .02i ~
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock paid in................S 80. 900 90
surplus lund .:..;..................: 10000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses and
- taxes paid. Observation-Disclosures. 2f,f5S *
National Bank notes outstanding. rs $50 90
Due to other National Banks......... I3CO1 %
Individual deposits subject to check. 2Is.a.9 20
Demand certificates of deposit. ...... 259, $40 20
Iotal 49,. ..:..:.....,.......... 1851 ,024 %
state OF Maryland. County of Cecil SIS:
|, Chas. b. Finley, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of INV knowledge
and belief. CHAS. y. FINLEY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
dav of December. 1898.
JAMES p. ALEXANDER. Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst:
II. II. BRADY,
e. LEWIS
REUBEN HAINES.
ucciO-'S Directors
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Swell Xmas NeCkWear.

Holiday time ushers in the newest crea-
tions and prettiest colorings in Tecks, PuffS,
Four-in-handS, AScotS and ImperialS.
The very latest Of these, the daintiest, are
here, each in box to match, and only
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FARM FOR SALE,
ADJOINING THE TOWN OF NORTH
EAST, MD.

Being part of the property Of TN" ncCul-
lough iron Company, and lying between
North East creek and the main read from
North East to Bay View, and extending from
the Philadelphia, Wilmington baltimore
Railroad on the south. to the Baltimore &
ohio Railroad on the north, and close to the
stations or dcpots of both raiIroaCs nj North
East and LCsl. G. containing NbOM-
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-A fine tarin of IN acres Sricn-
did location, C0ntuioug the wei Eup n GIL
pins Rocks buildings new. Near schools,
stores, churches, puStuilicc ana railroad. For
WALTER 4. JOHNSON.
Rua Estate Agent
does Pracipio. Md.
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CTEADY INCOME 1 at HOME ONE: Y s9s
u per eek. Either Sex. I'll start you
in the Mail Order Business day or even
~ ing. No pedding. NJ. Young, 500
enry St.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
No. 1886.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of EIktOn

AT EI.KToN, IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
DECEMBER LIST, 1893.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-12-24

But little as tits, if you will invest it Il,
a postal card and address it TO Us, ask
ing for our New Catalogue, it will be
the means of acquainting you with one
of tile most desirable lines OF
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FURNITURE
AND CARPETS

i'll America, and save You many dollars.
Could you invest Il cent TO better adj
vantage? Think it over.
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Imported, the finest of Foreign Fashions,
each in its box, 81.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-10
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A SECOND DISH
Proved Too Much for Actual Need and
Showed the Value OF Condensed Food.

" non the new food was first placed
IN my store | took a package home to
try The name, Grape Nuts. had
attracted my attention and the state
ment that it was partly composed of
grape sugar excited my interest, as we
all know that grape sugar, made bv
certain methods of treating the cereals.
Is one of the most nourishing and di-
Sestlbie articles that can be eaten.
L rather expected to like the food but
was not expecting that the children
would take so kindly to it. Each one
OF the little folks, however, passed up
the saucer for second supply and SO
did I.
1t is delicious novelty and very
grateful to the palate. l found. about
midway in my second dish, that | had
sufficient for meal and realized for
the first time that was eating a con-
densed food that supplies ones wants
with few spoonfuls and does not re-
quire anything like the volume to
furnish the amount of food required.
as when any of the ordinary forms of
cereals are served. Grape-nuts are an
elegant food and the Postum Cereal
CO., Linn, are to be congratulated
upon the discovery" said NJ. G.. Coos
sen. the well known fancy grocer Of
Grand Rapids.
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At FORT ropHAm.

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WITH THE FLEET.

Copyright 1895. by The Associated Press)
off Santiago de Cuba, Saturday, June
4, via Kingston, ia, Monday, June 6
\. M.-Every effort is being made To
cut off Santiago de Cuha's connection
with the outside world, and it is believ-
ed that whiting IS hours there will he =
practical accomplishment OF the design.
Since Sunday, last, when Commodore
Schley caught Admiral Cervera's fleet
trying to quietly leave the barbor and
headed off the attempt, thus probably
solving the war problem, it has been
thu policy to So surround the city and
harbor that no assistance either in sup
plying arms q. ammunition. could
reach there.
After driving the Spanish fleet into a
more protected position in the harbor
by the bombar,imcnt Of Tuesday.
Commodore ScAloy opened c9mmunica-
tons With the insurgents is miles from
Santiago to the east. They were urg-
ca 70 ob''lh' II possible the names ara
number of the vessels of the fleet in
SIDE the haroor' as the contour Of the
land at me entrance made it impos-
sIole to accurately determine by vie"
from me American "eet Just now many
VeSseIs OF the spanish squadron were
there
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast.g

Washington. June 9.-The pressure is
low over the Gulf of ST. Lawrence and on
the northern Rocky Mountain plateau,
and a depression is central in eastern
Kansas. The pressure is high over the
Lake regions and on the south Atlantic
coast. The barometer has risen in the
Lake regions and in the ST Lawrence
valley. and fallen on the northern Rocky
Mountain plateau
The temperature is higher near the
north Atlantic coast and lower in the up
per Lake region. Showers and thunder
storms are indicated for the Ohio valley.
the Lake regions and the lower Missouri
valley.
The weather will be fair in the Atlantic
and Gulf states. The temperature will
continue high in the middle and south
Atlantic states.
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AT MADRID.

Madrid, June % z. MA number
Of newspapers are printing violent ar
dcles demanding that the responsible
ity for the present situation be deter
mined. Political circles express them
selves as being satisfied that the
powers will not permit the United
States to hold The Philippines"
9 p MA long cabinet council. to
consider the situation and especially
the resources required for the cam
naign and the war plans was held, to-
day.
The minister of marine, Capt. Aunon,
submitted important documents for the
consideration of the ministers.
1t is announced that he will proceed
Continued OH page 81
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GENERAL WAR SITUATION.

Washington. June 9.-It became ap-
parent, this afternoon. that the war de
partment, through the energetic efforts
Of it's cenSors. has succeeded entirely
in its purpose to keep the movements
Of the United States troops u secret.
At the close Of the day it was impossi-
bic to learn here the whereabouts Of
The United States troops, which had
been for weeks gathering under COM
mand of Gen. Shafter in Florida.
Stories Of the appearance OF a mys-
FERROUS Warship in Cuban waters
floated through the navy department
during the day. The officers quickly
condemned them. declaring that if the
boats We're Spanish they were nothing
more than small armed launches and
not to be feared by any number Of
transports conveyed by such fine gun
boats as the Helena and Bancroft.
But when these stories reached the
wardepartment, they We're received in a
different spirit Nothing is more help
less in warfare than an unarmed troop
transport full Of soldiers. She would
eall an easy victim with the smallest
gunboat ana the soldiers, knowing
sheir weakness in this respect, are 10th
to undertake to cross the Florida
straits until these disa greeable visitors
have been removed from the pathway
Without respect to the character Of
these strange craft said to be lodging
the bl0ckadeers at Havana, they will
be removed from the scene Of action
in short notice, as it is understood thai
Sampson has been made acquainted
with the situation and will be expected
to redeem his promise to provide safe
conduct to the army when called upon.
He has an ample force to conduct the
operations at Santiago to successful
issue and still spare vessels of any
power desirable for use in the Florida
straits.
1t was pointed out. today, by naval
officer that the admiral since the ar
rival of the marine battalion on the
Pantba. has at his disposal what he
may rorard as a sufficient force OF men
20 canture Santiago, even before the
troons arrive. The 500 marines on the
Panther added to the marines aiit'uS
With Tho feet. would make q total OF
aout 1850 men.
Without impairinS the efficiency OF
his sbins Admiral Sampson couid spare
=, 1ooo bI,,e Jacket force for lahdlnS
nartv and with these total force Oh
95oo men. if the insurgents VIVA nave
haan armed by the United States gov
or,,n,ap+ do their share, it seems possl-
HE for Sampson to capture Sahtiaso
at short notice.
There seemed to be very oecioe" an
81 ovnoctation. this afternoon. among
tbo officials who are acquainted WITH
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FAIR AND COOLER.

CONTINUED on page 81
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Battery Boys at Fort Popham and Infantry Cckamauga Are
Making Best Of Army Life.
AN EXCITING NIGHT.

Aboard the Flagship off Santiago de
Cuba, Saturday, June /, F. NJ, via
Kingston, Jamaica, Monday. June 6,
\. M.-Thc firing by the New York
and New orleans briefly reported, last
night, was directed against a Spanish
torpedo boat destroyer, probably the
Furor or pluton.
The character Of the enemy was not
definitely known until this afternoon.
when the torpedo boat Porter found
two loaded torpedoes floating off shore.
Neither Of them had been discharged.
one sank, but the other was hauled on
board the Porter.
II exactly fitted the description of the
torpedocs carried by the Piuton or
Furor. 1t is believed the torpedo boat
destroyer escaped. She was seen by
the New Orleans when too far away
to do any damage and the heavy fire
must have driven her back. The dar-
ing attempt of the Spaniards which
was fortunately frustrated by the Will
gancc of the New Orleans lookout is
the first instance OF its kind since the
beginning of the war. Il illustrated
how hard it is to hit small object at
night.
As seen from the flagship the scene
was brilliantly dramatic. The New
York was lying several miles to the
leans was on her starboard hand close
in shore ready to pounce upon any
craft Which might attempt to steal out
under the shadow of the hill.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock the New Or
leans flashed her private signal. It was
answered BY the flagship and in a few
colored lights sprang up into
the darkness from the New Orleans
deck. They signified that the enemy
was in sight.
A little later she burned another
colored light. This meant that a hos |
tile torpedo boat was approaching. al
though, later, Captain Folger of the
New Orleans was not certain whether |
this was correct.
Instantly the semi-circle Of blockad-
ing ships flashed night signals For
six or seven miles east and west Of the
narbor, they twinkled brilliantly in the
darkness and then went out. Stimuli
flashes of fire shot from the
New Orleans side On board the flag
ship men ana officers had scrambled
,ut of their hunks and hammocks in
response TO the call to general quar-
els"
They stood in groups on deck around
he guns, dishevcled and anxious,
Watching the short, sharp flames which
showed the activity of the New Or
cans rapid fire battery.
The flagship was then too far away
0 near the SOUND OF the ilIing or see
is object. The New Orleans kept her
brilliant scarchlights playing in all di-
ections and other ships near her did
he same. :
On the decks of the New York, the t
1arines were crouched down, peering {
lto the darkness with their rifles on
heir knees. watching for the sailors :
1ost dreaded enemy the torpedo boat a
The lookouts We're in every conceiv- c
bic spot and guns We're trained in the G
1 to he firing. Every now and again g
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Chickamauga Park, June 9.-(Spec-
iaD.-Therc was a little CONSERVATION
among the members Of the surgeon
corps, Yesterday. when it was announ-
ccd Shat the regimental surgeons might
be transferred to the division hospitals.
In consequence there is a prospect thai
According to the present arrangement
the men in the 1st Regiment are under
The care of the surgeons from Maine
and i'll consequence there is feeling
of great security as the men know the
physicians by fame at least.
Under the division idea the men from
one regiment may be under the care Of
physicians from another state and thu
ease may be reversed. While there is
no question but what each surgeon will
90 his duty in case of accident or sick
ness yet there is not the same conf
dence that man has in his family
physician
The hospital department is occupy
ing a good deal OF attention at the
present time. Almost everything pos
sble is done for the care Of the pa
tients. IN some cases the men cannot
drink water and in consequence beer
is furnished, OF which the men are al
lowed three glasses a day. The profits
Of the beer 50 70 the regiment or COM
pany conducting the sale and the pro-
fits are turned into the hospital and
used il providing dainties for the sick.
In addition to this people from diff
ferent parts Of the country are con-
stantly sending in supplies, or some
little dainty for the patients who are
SO unfortunate as to be confined to the
hospitals. Four cot beds, to be used
in the hospitals were sent to Col. Ken |
dan. Yesterday, by Mrs. Katherine Nye /
of Chattanooga, Whose husband is Maj. !
Nye, l. S. A.
The men are now beginning to appre-
tiIutc we 4HtL tlldt llity nave CIIi!lSS /
G. Morton for their lieutenant colonel |
Almost every commander in the Park !
has issued acquisitions for supplies and |
in many cases the acquisitions have not /
been heard from even now. \ short |
time ago, Col. Kendall issued requis-
tons for uniforms underwear ana /
shoes for the men, and before very long
the supplies We're here in camp.
The quick response is in a part due
to the fact that the acquisitions were
made out by Lieut.. Col. Morton, who
for d number of years was in the COM
missary department Of the regulars.
In consequence there We're no mistakes
in making out the acquisitions. In
other cases the acquisitions issued by
the commanders We're incorrectly made
out and for that reason there was
great deal of unnecessary delay.
There is a slight feeling that the is
suing of these supplies 50 quickly to
the Maine boys may mean that they
are 10 be among the first who are to
cave this place for Tampa and then foi
Santiago.
1t is surprising how little sickness
there is among the men here. DR..
, Neil reports that there is not sick
ness enough among the boys to keep
MS mind off his people in the North.
During the day the men are accustom I
ID to take life very easily and this, it
s thought, accounts in large degree q
or the health of the men. In fact the d
nen arqseccustomed TO be a trifle lazy G
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WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, June 9-Forecast for
Friday: Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont: Fair, weather Friday;
northerly winds.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Connecticut: Fair Friday; cooler in the
interior: northerly winds.
Eastern New York: Fair; northerly
winds becoming variable.
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Might Attack OF Spanish Torpedo Boat Dor Fleet Is Very
Easily Repdsed by the Vig1ant Yankees

The store where child gets the same
service, goods and prices as its parent. is
a pretty safe place for anyone 10 go.
We have always conducted our business
upon the plan that we are not here for a
day or single year. We want satisfied
customers or none at all.
we know our goods are the best that
money can buy genuine and freshest. "
for we buy them direct Of the maker.
We don't know how We can serve you
more promptly or painstaAingiy and our
prices show themselves in plain figures
to be positively the lowest in the State
Of Maine, and show YOU a saving of from
% to 40 per cent. \ whole drug store
stool, at same rate. Full cut list by nai|
If you'll but ask for it.
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Boston, June 9.-Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity for Friday: Fair
weather; cooler; northerly winds.