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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-19
ORDER NISI,

In the Trust Estate Of Cecil w. Strykcr.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 2l05.
ORDERED. this 18th day of February, 1898.
that the sale of the personal property OF Cecil
" St1ykcr, made and reported by John b.
striker, the trustee, in the proceedings in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day of March
next, provided, II copy of this order be in
lishCd in Cecil county aforesaid once "A week
for TWO successive weeks before the eth day
Of February next. ~
me report states the amount of sale to be
S5O930
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True Copy-Tcst: clerk
tcbl?-Gw JOHN G. WILLIAMS. Clerk
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NOTICE TO CIR D TORS.

This is to give notice that The s,IIscrihc, oF
oecll county has obtained from the Orphans
,oui' "' s"ld county lctt,r Is Of administration
on the personal estate Of
THON. + SIDWELL,
ihir on Saiu county. Gccon.cd. Ali persons
hhNlilG Claims against the said dc c,i.ScI nre
vouchers thereof duly auth, ntcnt.,!.
on or before the - h dny of july 1888,
th'y may otherwise br excluded from any
htncht OF said estate All persons indebted
10 sa'u estate are request Il to maxi imirc-
uiu'r payment 70 the subscriber Given under
M l.. NJ RSHALL HAINES
Executor.
H. ~ "AMAE, kc@lStrr. fChl2-Gt
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John p. P0e AMI Hiitiam r. Warb,yton.
SOLici0rS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The investment Company of Philadrlphia VS.
G. Morgan Eldridgc and +. Howard Eldridyc
III the Circuit Cour, for Cecil County Ii
Equity.

The UhiCct Of this niu is to obtain a Gccree
Tor the sait ni =, rlniu real estate ~ ing in The
First EVcti IL district of Cecil county and
the appICatiGa ct the proceeds TO the paw
mrnt nth" 'icbts due by G. Morgan Etdridge,
the owner thereof.
rhc bill states that the plaintiff Is Il iudg
lncut creditor Of the said q Morgan Eldridge
uuun n Judgment recovered 10y il again st him
| /" the court OF Common ICaS No. 1. of Phil
au'lph.n city and cOpntN. OF PcnusN lvania
| ter the sum of twenty TIN Cc thut,r;ild one
| iuindrt q uHd iiity-twO dollars and sINfN-scycu
| ennis. and the further sum of thirrI -scvpn
| dollars and twenty five cruts costs which said
| Judgment. upon appeal, was affirmed hy the
| supreme" Court of the stat" of F. ~ Sy!Nunia
ana Is now outs and 'n@ and uusaiis tied That
| "n tue ,lghiIi day OF september. 1872. while
I've SllI of tin uidinti i'll against said G NDrran
| EtliDE" WIS prndi"g in tn" said Court of
Common li"ns. No 4, of Philadelphia CITY and
County, SAID G. Morgan EIdridac CONVEX ed
| the snld real estate 10 his brother T. Howard
| E!driig". for the nominal cni!sidCratfrn cy
| pressed III said Gecd OF eleven Thousand dol
| Ears: 'lhll III" said g uvcNnnc" was uudr for
| the purpose OF hlndcilrg dCluyluu ana
| dcfranding his creditors in which rraIICiIicnt
| design said +. Howard Eldridgc purticipatcd
| and Is therefore null and void and should LG
| So adltldg cd.
The hi states that the said Morgan Ed
| ridge and +. oward Eldridgc are non resi-
! dents or the state CT Maryland
IL Is 'hcrrlipon this @@th day of January,
| l.!S. 10y the Circuit Court tor Cecil county in
| Equity. Order that the plaintir 4. i've notice
| to the said nOn-r"-idcnt defendants G Nor
gan hidridg " and f. coward Eldrdgc Of the
! object and substance of said hiU bv m,hIish
| Ing II COPY OF this Order in one of the news
| papers published in Cecil county, once IL week
Tor ioHr successive weeks prior to the 9th
| day OF VI trch. 1898, warning them to
| anprnr - s"id cause on or before the 22d day
| OF Nrch. lS9'. ANA show cause If any m,
! ''. why 81 decree shall not be p&. I'd as
| .H'".
r,,,o ,on,.., John G. wlLLlAM~.
10 NC. WILLIAMS,
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IT to he hoped that representatives Annapolis
FULLY protect the Cecil county fisheries and promote interest,".
in every when laws being enacted relative fishing
The proposed Scott Till is certainly unfair them
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President Randall of the Senate giving attention to
the subject of egazng primary elections. He has collected
mass of literature the subject including State Kentucky
and other states where primary elections have been ezed
Randall thinks it quite as important safeguard primaries
as carefully the regular elections ard have the
the other conducted under the provisions stringent laws
While he has not formulated the details President Randall
seems inclined to have for primaries separate city regis
traon of voters according to their politics that separate lists
for Republicans, Democrats and Prohibonists etc. with
penalties for fraud bribery and other against the ballot
as in the regular election law.
1t will be remembered that providing primary election law
is one the promises of the Maryland Republican platform Of
e9 Whatever is done, therefore, will be proceeded with as
Republican party measure The platform declares 'That in
republican government the people source of all power
and the primary meeting is the fountain head from which all
political action must flow. 1t the utmost inheritance there
TORE that every possible safeguard against improper practices
should tie thrown about it, and to that we favor egazed
primaries and the enactment of laws relative thereto
If passed. the bill introduced by Senator westco would mt
and end to racing any kind in this State 1t modelled after
the bill recently passed by the Senate and appnc only 70 C
county 1t reads follows.
1T shall be unlawful for any person. association of nesons or
corporation TO gamble make books and pools result of any
ot OF running race OF horses Or of any kind
sh keep rent knowingly to be used or ocuned any
house, She'd vessel or place. land water for te noe Of
making selling book pool or otherwise betn oom
ing upon the result OF any race of kind provided nothing in
this section shall prohibit trials of speed a premium or nurse at
agricultural other bonafde county State fairs held not
ceedn week each any county, where there no
betting gambling hooNmaking pools provision of this Sec
ton not apply to Cecil county Any person VIOLATING This sr
ton shall be deemed guilty of misemeanor and unon conv
ton thereof shall be Inject fine not EXCEEDING $500
60 the nforme imprisonment in Jail for pe,od Of
not less than three months nor more than one year"
~
Cecil And Hartford County Fishermen Oppose the Scott p
large delegation of those interested in fisheries from, c
ard Hartford counties at Annapolis Monday TO nroi
against the passage of the Scott Bill regulate the sim Of f
caught in Maryland waters its amendment so as 70 x,d
Cecil county from its provision The delegation is interested in
the Susqueanna and North East river fisheries In the
Herman Osmond Thomas Reynolds George silvers p,
Summers and William Chesney of avre de Grace Hiram Sner
! te, !apdum; {" y. Lines, Carl, town.
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TREASURY receipts under the Dngey law running
million dollars day, and when the imports of wool and
begin month they will be all that needed the
ming expenses of the Government.
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For Rent.

FOR kENT-AN ACRE AND A HALF OF
first rate land adjoining the town. suitable
Tor trucking. MRS. NJ. +. TUlTE.
frhi-lM
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House For Rent.

Double house tor rent on nv farm adj
joining EIkton Fair Grounds Possession
March %, MRS. MARY T.. TUITE
laiiS-tt ElktOn, Md.
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Notice.

The County Commissioners will meet We'd
neSday, Thursday and Friday of next week,
fcpruary 20, - and -. for the purpose of cor
recting the assessment books.
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STATE OF MARYLAND, INSURANCE DE-
PAWrMENT, COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
ITO - s. -l. a \. IT,.
A VALUABLE ELKTON PROPERTY

The property long known as the "Wallacc
Property, situated on the North side OF East
Main street, Elkton, adjoining the Methodist
Church. The lot has front of IS feet on
Ing clear through to East High street, with Il
front of So feet on that street. There Is Il
handsome brick dwelling upon it containing
10 rooms.
This property is situated in the most desr-
able section of Elkton, and is susceptible of
division, giving two valuable building lots on
High street. The owners being non-resi-
dents, the property will be sold at low
figure and upon easy terms.
GEORGE II. ASH, Agent.
janl5-u Elkton, Md.
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ORDERED. this 2St day ur january 1898,
that the sale OF properly mentioned in these
VI. MrLulIon9h. attorney. be ratified and con-
hrmCd unless cause to the contrary there
ni hr shown on or htior" the 2ith day of
Marth next, provided copy of this order
b" inserted in some newspaper ~ intcd and
published IN Cecil county once IL week for
one month before the 24!h day of February
next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
500. ~
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
irur ,opy-IrSt: Clerk
jan22-4w JOHN G. WILLIAMS rIcrk
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

Senator Westco Monday introduced petition protesting
against track gambling in Kent county was referred to
Senators from Kent Caroline and Worcester counties
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bill is being prepared which provides for the appointment
OF State auditor whose duty shall he
and audit the The bill will provide that the person APP
pointed to the Office of auditor shall receive GALAXY s. 600 and
have clerk at the salary of 81, 200 per annum
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lillian The tedious waiting is
Corcets over again for the pres
WI '' ent. Too bad that we
must 60 to Europe for such corset
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w anted.

WANTED FJIt CASH. / buy al kinds Of
iur' ia" cash. WILSON MEkRINT.
jan" W,rwi,k. NJ.
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ORDER NISI.
In the matter OF tn" sal" of tn Real Estate of
John Kirk. deceased
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County.

In the Orphans Court of Cecil County.
ordered. this Sth day of February. in the
tuc Orphans Court of Cecil county. fiat tbe
SAFE "l property mentioned in thcs. prr coed
ingS, made and rcnortcd by J. $50 A. Kirk,
executor "i 'iuhn Kirk, dec, ascd. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 70 the cnntrnrv
'htfGol he SHOWN on or before the 18th day Of
A. RI next. provided copy of this Order be
,nSpt,'d III some newspaper, printed and pub
lIHn' ~ ~ .'cl county. once II week 1 r one
m0nth, ID fore the 18Th dav OF March, next.
me report states the an Iuut of sales to be
$4,000 W w
DAVID i DAVIS
ChAS. +. BEATTY
r. L. LAMAR. Register.
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JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
Hue copy: t,s Clerk.
10 n &. WILLIAMS,
tb)-fW Clerk
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of Obstetrics from the University of Munich, Ba-
yaria treats successfully woman's complications
and Irregularities; private sanitdriuni Tor ladies'
before and during confinement. Infants adopted.
Office hours, to 6 p m. 800 st. NV, Washing
ton. d. c. seiOu