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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-09

r. NJ JORDAN,
Real Estate and Insurarce
3 aad Colonial Block.
BARGAINS ~
GOOD
BUSINESS
2w-A ere 5-sto-y brick block on First
avenue, WEI rented.
seaee-A good 2-story brick block on
raa vii 5ay piece Of buss-ess property
mas IL paying Z per cent Dss, only three
bIoeks from business center.
MORTGAGE
ssa-Tha snest corner fssxf9a, on Eor@6
avenue i0ld Eleventh. street.. near Maal-
soa and = good modern teu-roozl house.
81 5sl-A fire e.gat~roorn house and lot. 10
NIB feet. Or ire corner. an elegant
view: Rsnton bin.
nlgs-A iine aonne Of seven rooms in
queen arne. iot yg!D.
q asst~(rced seSefE-!ooEIz house: lot 5Hxl5s:
finest view IN The city; on easy terms
ii a4-.-roOn house, newly painted and
papered. BATH roem: lot e9xi14 feet: only
ten minutes walk from postoffice. two
RIA ane s'x-roonn house: strictly mod
Ell. or car line and graded street: two
omen flre9E4css and fasnteis. only elgat
r1Inuses from po.ssoffice.
Nys-A good Six-roofn house close TO car
Ene. lot 1aEi2o and a fine corner.
:
water; bath lot asxl9e feet on the cor
ner Of Twentieth ave. and E. Spruce. =
great bargain.
fIgD-C;oo1 ssx-roorn cottage newly paper
tween Yesier way and F.. James: corner
Eso-A neat little cottage OF six rooms
on Twentieth avenue between Yes,sr
way and James street.
oNE-oUARTER
THEIR
COST.
eNe-rsne water front farm Of rs acres:
g acres under high state OF cultivation:
so Bearing fruit trees. boat landing on
place good buildings
Eys-Fine fruit farm Of leD acres: %
acres cleared. with buildings: 100 bear
Ink fruit trees; near Seattle.
f9sH-iS3-acre farm near Eenfor with
buildings and other improvements.
81 ssb-fa acre farm; u acres under high
state Of cultivation: good T-room house
and outbuldings: horses. harness. farm
81 s6~One and one-haf acres OF good Land.
all eisared and IN fruit; good nve-roosn
houss with cellar, cgthgi.dilgs: on
Green Lake car iine.
VACANT LOTS
At
BARGAIN
aas-A ere corner. faoxf3o Feet. on West
ern avenue and Blanchard street. with c.
rsF~q6 ie,s. 5oxl2a and sexio. overlooking
Lake Washington: on car line; street
graded: fine location.
q as,--sa lots right IN the town Of Brook
lrn close 20 tiEe car lines. together with a
c.sa foot O. corner Just across the
street from tAe county court house.
s.aa--A corner igslxieo feet, on Yesier way.
overlooking The lake.
fes-fne az The .iuest lots on Rainier ave-
me 5axlGa feet commanding the best
View OF Lake Washington OF any lot IN
fae city
saa-Tmo good lots. I20xlao on Twenty
arst avenue close 70 Madison street.
tso-Twa fine lots corner. overlooking
Lake Washington. on Madroua car line.
&sa-Fina building lots. 4oxIo5. near Madi-
son: fine view.
ACREAGE AT
LESS THAN
ASSESSED
VALUE.
tSa-s-acre tract. all cleared and close 20
the city.
81 per acre-Fine water front property
snush OF The city carria ge road 70 land.
s per acre--6iood land south Of the city.
on county road.
FOR RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH ME-.
y. NJ JORDAN.
Real Estate AMI Insurance.
and Colonial Flock
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ClaHcey. Master.

VIII 1saws Yesier wharf. Eeattfs svsrv
"Wednesday and Saturday az E.23 .. m
for Everett. Anseortes. Fsfrhaven. What
com Blaine and Vancouver. Passengers
may go on goa Sd and occupy rooms at As&3
p IA Returning Will leaT@ Vancouver ev-
erS Monday ard Friday a. = a. n.
Tttz Etea rner has superior passenger &C.
For fEeigft - passage apply or board or
a. Yesisr Mbarf
WASHINGTON STEAM Nav. co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LATEST KLoNDIKE -GUTDE-Decem-
Der, 1897, Official Map-Guide. Seattle
TO Dawso Maps on enlarged scale
showing whole route. Charts OF White
Horse and all other dangerous rapids on
Yukon. enabling any one TO navigate
them safely Full instructions on boat
building. placer mining. etc. making It
only complete guide published. Price.
Lysons & Sallee, publishers, 40 Bailey
Bldg Seattle. Wash.
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A. r. NICHOLS q CO.
- and 50 Halter Block.
We have good investments in

A. F. NICHOLS & CO.
- and 50 Halter Block.
SroWWss have good investments in
PROPERTY
CLOSE TO THE
BUSINESS CENTER.
We have the exclusive sale OF TO lots IN
cse Renton HiI addition. which We nave in
s'r1et!ons TO sell This property IA on tho
,Msseison street ear hne: hne view OF ~, re
z tAls addition slxlso feet. from $40 10
REsipENCyE '' HE
u0a-s-roorn cottage on Sixth avenue,
close 70 Union street; this g. close ~
business center: good home for bust
ness man; can walk home 70 bis lunches;
tbs Tor runs from Sixth 20 Fffth avenue.
giving ample roc.n - build another cot
tage on the lot: this Is good invest
m ass' only ten minutes walk from post
asp-is-rcom house. with hath and clos
ess: two lots or q corner. i@oxl2o; FIRE
c,sa-i2-roor, house. tire. stories, with
hath: suitable for two tenants close 90
re poStofiice.
CorTAGE
COTTAGE
We hsva seven cottages on our list. AL
e e. ear hnes. from ssSo TO $50: easy terms
g lots ~ Green lake. close 20 car line;
Us property WIZ make fine garden land:
- AAI a. q TaarE3tN-
- lots az Rrroklvn: fine view % TIE lake:
vi easg P9vrrRrfs
A K. NICHOLS & 60.
view
ss-f.ot s'v1ea Market street. 10 fee;
forth e Yes,Nr way.
a,o.e'orner issxieA two hlocks from
madison street ear.
SS"-,CcTrer lsaxl3o. North Seattle; ore
.nock from ear
NS-Ffve- ~-err, boyse -. xNxs.a- good
rev. close 70 car
'ss-Thir'esn-rocm house, one Block from
sss-Fe-r---om housA fcor ard a hait
s5N-siS-7 sra house. tive les. ore cor
- --,ct-' house Gre L.. lose in
go --~.-z-~e Trui' fs~rs q. tsrsn~ovet
ST. r .sgN121 SclUUtH .seuue and
Ftne street y \. EEI.iNE4
tl0z So ss,3i Avenue
FOR SAILS SIS 40 takes modern 6--oous
seiSe as tot. Sexi9e c!oss in; Terry
SAn-TsS=s good 7-roo-s house. lot *
y Minutes walk from E,S,stofTtcS5
,e.sSe II 20 hills 70 climb,
~se s~-'I7 srs les GaxfS. and f0e 3s-roo71
.o2se era hlo~k Denny school house.
nne View ~ Sc0nd and mountains
GADIGAS. 81 New NofA block
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Alaska IOND|kE WANTS
fxEo~DfkE VESSELS.

COPPER RIVER Fare. 81, including ser
F<ces O experienced gs433e 10 rE1lles IT.
lana orss4EEtI2e Esakssev Vii sasG froza
scare ear@2Iy 81 Tor Port NalGes. APP
building. or c. (. Thurstoa s. Co. -
Cherry street
COPPER River ard 81. Mschael-IAns az
faSt-sa3lsrE vessels. passengers 4!
freight. special rates 81 E-ockdewa
has pcean3c Packing Company. 81
Sullivan hu-lding.
VESSELS. large ard small Tor sale or
ettaFsST- Do on x ant freight shipped %
Eicr63ke- Sc Dempsey vessel broker
SS-1-S Seattle National Bank bgsGinx
For SALE-A two-r1ast Schooner; carry
= people ans = 'srs frs ght. Jass tiae
< co. No. $40 Burke hiock.
FOG sALE-A 5000 stern -wresI steamer
adapted for fukcn o. St.ckecn river
work Fer particulars cali az efEice e
a9a5a SHARES good mining stock for sale
IL blocks 10 SUIT, cal or address J. +.
West. 3 Hiuckiey block.
VESSELS for ALASKA trade. sale OF char
ter. Tracy IL. Robertson. 81 Sullivan
READ advertisement LaMont's Crystal
Ezed Eggs. page =
kLoNDHkE-FoR SALE
FOR SALE-5a Angora goats; no other
animal meets so many % the klondiksrs
wants; viii phil twice az much - dog;
stands the cold much better: moments
thought will prove tha; this Is no crazy
notion; these goats are accustomed 20
roughlng II; having been used for clear
Ing land they eat moss. bark, browse
brush or dry grass; III short. they VIII
make their own living their flesh Is de
licious for food: viii sell at Dawson City
AT sl.S9 per 10. the skin is very valuable
in that cold country Tor robes To sleep
ia: VIII sell for more there than the as'i-
ma! costs here; they have 2 heavy aeeSe
ington street. Seattle. Wash.
FOR. sALE-Two dogs. half ST Bernard
and half mastil; hair suitable for Alas
ka WORK. Address II. II. Stevens. %
fremont hotel.
S>>>>---,=>ccS----c
KLoNDIkE-GRuB STAKES.
STRONG YOUNG MAN with two years
experience in Alaska desires to meet
some person who viii grubstake him;
references. Address T. W, P0st-Intel
Igeacer.
PRACTICAL mining man wants grub
stake for Alaska. Address L. Y, Post
READ advertisement LaMonts Crystal
EZed Eggs. page =.
kLONDIkE-PARTN WANTED.
WANT A PARTNER for Dyea Alaska;
sure money made every wee *; have ev-
erything ready there for business; party
must have "A few hundred dollars; all
ready TO start az once. Address 7. w,
cara Post-Iuteiligencer
READ advertisement LaMontS Crystal
lzed Eggs. page 2.
KLONDIKE-PERSO
A YOUNG MAN and wife with good en-
ergy and used to hardshipS wish posi-
tion with some company gong 10 Alaska;
references given. Address '. r. s., care
OF post-intsni gencer.
READ advertisement LaMonts Crystal
lized Eggs. page 2.
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y BOSTON gentleman. kar6 ard gener-
Gus desires t9e acquaintance OF gn e8U-
Gated ard refined young lady having
factnre o. am entirely new food product
fo~ tbe Alaska trade. Address X E.
Post Int siIizfrzer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-16
CHARLESTOWN ITEMS.

CHARLEsrowN, Mp, April Is, 1898.
Miss Richardson and Harry Hines spent
Il few dnys with friends in Wilmington.
William Galloway, of Philadelphia. spent
SUNDAY with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Galloway.
Miss Lydia Lamar spent Sunday with
friends in North East.
MISS rla Gibson spent Wednesday with
friends in Wilmington.
Mrs b. I. Dennis and son. OF Philadelphia,
spent some time with Mrs. ]. y. Graham.
Mrs. Harry Richardson is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Gregg. of Principle, spent sun
day with May Gibson.
Mrs. Boyd, of Philadelphia. is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Smith
W. 7. Richardson was in Baltimore, on
Wednesday.
Marco. Gathers, Of Chester. is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Lewis.
Scott Ovens, of Norwood. spent sometime
with Mr. and Mrs. Rosendale.
NJ -s Bel RUtter, of Mechanics Valley, is
yisit..'; NlHrence Boyd.
Joseph Lynch is improving his residence
with a fresh coat of paint.
Charles Muin has returned to his home
IN Philadelphia.
Robert Galloway, Jr, and family are visit
ing his pareats. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gal
lOway.
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MRS. HENRIETTA N. LAMAR

Mrs Henrietta NJ. lamar. widow of Clar-
ence lamar. and sister of Henry c.. Nesbitt,
Port Deposit, died at her home in that town
from a cancer OF the liver, in her sixty eighth
year. The deceased was twice married, her
first husband being James Wilson, a we'll
known druggist of that town, whom she mar
ried in 1S49. Some years after Mr..
Wilson's death she became the wife OF
Clarence lamar, son OF the late James
Henry lamar, of Elkton. Mr.. lamar was IL
druggist and has been dead Il number Of
years. Two children survive Mrs. lamar.
Emma, now the wife of Mr.. John B. Abra-
hams. and Miss Kate lamar, daughter by
her second husband. Mrs. lamar was a
devoted Christian woman and a lifelong
member of the NJ. Z. Church. She leaves Il
large circle Of personal friends to whom she
was sndeared by many acts of wcmanly
courtesy and kindness. Mrs. lamar was an
aunt OF Mrs. Jacob Tome.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-16
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE CRY. Abr. Is

r,ry A.. ,oao
ohf'"i ZANE oiii' Hfi. 49, 1000
.ud Inc e. 1t. U; U. A; NJ entertained their mum
efous FRIENDS on last FRIDAY evening. quite
number OF Mechanics from Elkton were
a nS WA, tue number. Messis. John Dunbar
III Imam A'rlch assisteu -hr. IL. Boucheiie
WIN WV t .he music.
.oannnt e APpeai OF tnls week We hoticed an
a., Nil. VI the aeath OF Wliliam IL. Eastoh
49,, .r'itm r WIS. Mr.. hastoh came TO thls
80 ,,oili Ne~ YORK state more imam twenty
:'.par,, "s lam anu kept the hotei now known as
Doat no'oI anu grocery store on the
nu,nad I ~. was agent ,or me OF parges
ra,nou,iS f ~ McMahh. lie aiterwafd
a,,ain rat, LIN Ei ilerr ana was not hea-a OF
eTha U' ',,',, n's uI"'n'
Enisoo,'ni |n o'''."n o' NeStrSihen Oh inc
! 'p y Km'.r ""un,n . w",N ace on MONDAY
I,ni',r y ''',,''r mnr"o,' hrnhett Tteelr
..,, ',' o. nStUh h'"rnrl'' Joseph
,,,'.tS "Tn,ne'ie. Eir"rrS N0"iihE'
Mann 'T;,,. N,ni"inih "'rner' L. Le''
p V,n,..,,ri,, i''Nor 9"'c''"S 'ne Iate
MIA r,-ii ,a, 6. ,r..,,
raaantio' ~, r.i, w. tnon,e" puiu NJ" Il
rew reotar tha Do. t Io' ~ n''i5or vi 'neif
ddia NO * ~ it"n i,i'9 - ihelps
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COLORA ITEMS.

CoLoRA. MD, April Is, 1898.
Misses Mary Z. Brumileld, EmilyB Hanna,
Hattie McCardell, Leora Crothers, Eleanor
Jenness. Carrie Neshitt. Bell Nesbitt and Mr..
John A. Nesbitt. of Coora. were among the
teachers ut the Ii stitute in Elkton this week.
u. d. Grant went to Philadelphia, on We'd
nesday night.
Mt. Pleasant Sunday school will be organ
lied on Sunday morning ut $50
Kemp Brown is engaged in selling fruit
trees.
Lawson Tosh. Jr. OF Delaware College,
spent his Easter vacation at his home.
Miss Margaret Trimbe visited friends at
Fairfield, Lancaster Co.. from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. William Jones. OF Port Deposit was
the guest OF Mrs. Frank 70 ter this week.
Misc Lottie Poist. ofnear Woodlawn, called
on friends at West Nottingham, on Monday.
Mrs. Sarah J. Nickel, of Perryvile, is visit
ing Miss Alkaline Nickel.
Miss MGry T.. Coulson spent Thursday
with Mrs. VI. J. Pierce.
Mrs Sallie Gillespie returned home on SUI
day evening after pleasant visit ut the home
of her son Mr. Harry Gillespie, of Whining
ton, Del.
Miss Blanche Hindman. OF Rising sun.
visited w. z. Coulson and family on Sunday.
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CHURCH NEWS.
Items of Interest Concerning the vari-
Gus Churches.

The seventeen annual session of the Mary
land Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church came to an end Tuesday night at the
Lafayette Avenue Church. Baltimore, with
the reading of the list of appointments by
President A. ID. Melvin. The following ap-
pointments were made in this county: Cecil
circuit A. ". Mather; Rowlandville, j. L.
Maloy; Warwick, w. W. White.
There will be services at the Church of the
Good Shepherd, Chesapeake City. on Sunday
as follows: Morning Prayer, Sermon and
Holy Communion ut 1890 O'Clock; Evening
Prayer and Sermon at 1870 o'clock. Rev
Hamilton b. Phelps, rector of st. Augustine
Parish
Miss Carrie Haines, Mrs. John T. Brown
and Mrs. John McElmoyle attended the
annual meeting ofthe Presbyterian Missionary
Societies in Smyrna, Del, this week. as dele
gates from the societies of the Elkton Pres
byterian Church.
The ladies Of Westamwel Sunday School
will hold supper in the new chapel on We'd
nesday evening, April Goth. Tickets 35 cts.
Jones Chapel Sunday School organized for
the season Sunday AFTERNOON by electing
, Samuel j. Keys, superintendent; Miss Ella
George secretary; Miss Mabel Keys, organist:
Miss Rhoada Reed, assistant organist
Rev. Walter L. Avery has been assigned to
Perryville, and Rev John Jones. supply at
! first named for Perryylle. will serve at Clay
| mont.
The annual Easter election of vestrymen of
Trinity Parish, Elktou was held on Monday.
The serving board was reelected: Mr.. John
Partridge, DIR. Il. C. Mackall, Alfred Weth-
Grill, John $. Writ, W. II. MackalI, George
McQuilkin, Ricketts, Nelson, Richard Reese.
AT meeting of the Nestry held on the same
date, the following officers were chosen:
Alfred Wetherill. Senior Warden; Ricketts,
Nelson. Junior Warden; John Partridge,
| Registrar; John S. Writ, Treasurer. DIR. r.
Mackall was elected Lay Delegate to the
annual convention of tho Diocese of Easton,
to be held in Centrevile in June next, with
! Mr.. John $. Writ as his alternate.
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HARRINGTON ITEMS.

FARMINGToN. Mp, April 10, 1893.
Mr.. Elliot! krauss, Of Wilmington. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
AraUas.
Mr.. Jesse Il. S!icer is visiting relatives in
Philadelphia and Ardmore.
The Ladies' Aid Society, met with Mrs.
Annie Kirk, last Saturday afternoon with a
ia, .,toI lance.
Miss Racine Kirk, Of College Green, re-
turned home last Sunday, after having a
royal visit with her friends of Philadelphia
Miss Minnie Brickley, Jarrettsville spent
ner easter holidays with her mother, Ars.
Lyde BricEley.
rho rcmonstrance against the road was
placed before the commissioners Tuesday,
with forty-three signers.
The Easter services in the NJ. f. Church
was lead by Mrs. Lyde Brickley with large
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith gave an even
ing gathering Wednesday. in honor of their
son Edwin. The company assembled and
enjoyed themselves to the full in games
Refreshments were served.
The Sabbath Association OF the NJ. f.
Church met last Sunday, and re-organized
their SundPy school for the ensuing year:
Superintendent, Daniel Hawke; Librarians
Misses Q. Della Kirk Mary l.. Hawke, Messrs
Ellis Johnson, Clinton Logan; Secretary
Miss Nsttie Brickey; Organst. Miss Eve
BricFiCv.
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WOODLAND NEWS.
WOODLAND. April Is. 1893.

WOODLAND. April Is. 1893.
The April meeting of the W. G. T. IT,, was
held at the home of the president Mrs. G. d,
Abrahams.
Our New minister Rev. j. F. Anderson and
family arrived on Good Friday. A reception
was given them at the parsonage.
Mrs. r. +. Rowland visited her daughter
Mrs. James Bones, of Conowingo, last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William SINNERS and daugh-
ter, of College Green, were the guests of his
brother Mr.. Joseph SINNERS.
Mrs. J. L. Rutter spent the Easter holidays
in Baltimore.
Will Nesbitt and Miss Florence Snyder, OF
Port Deposit, spent Friday with Miss Cornelia
Abrahams.
Miss Nellie Rowland will lead the Epworth
League Sunday night.
Mrs. Smith and daughter Alma. Of Ovf"r'.
are visiting her sister Mrs c. J.. ThoN p-"i
Several from here attended tho Temp =
ance Conference held in Rising sun Aprll l3
Miss Laura Mccall, of Principle, had a
pleasant time last week with Miss Rhoda
Brown.
Misses Rodgers and Williams were the
guests Of Mrs. Lydia Short, of Bay View. the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bittner, of Philadelphia.
spent the holidays with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Bittner.
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BENJAMIN RICKETTS,.

Benjamin Ricketts,, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Ricketts,, of Elkton. died on Wednes-
day at the home Of his wife's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Noble T. Biddle, in San Jose. Cal,
Death resulted from consumption, he having
gone West for the benefit OF his health Mr..
Ricketts, was about 20 years OF age, and
leaves ono sou, beside his widow, who was
Miss Florence Biddle. The funeral took
place in San Jose yesterday where the re-
mains were laid to rest. The Intelligence OF
his death was received here with profound
regret, where he was so favorably known
and so highly esteemed.
Upon the advice of his physician he went
to Denver. last November. Recently he was
advised to leave there and 80 to the Hot
Springs. California, but was compelled to
stop en- route at his father in-law's where his
death occurred SO unexpectedly.
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CECILT0N ITEMS.
CECILroN. Apr. Is, 1898

CECILToN, Apr. 10, 1898
Little Catharne Wilson spent Thursday
with Mrs James H. Smith
Mr.. George Biddle, OF Elkton was in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Knight is spending sometime
with friends in Philadelphia.
Frank Reyellc, of Newburgh, n. y, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mcgee.
Mrs. NJ. V. w. WaImsley has returned from
short visit to SMYRNA, accompanied by her
friend Miss Mary Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Robinson are entertain
ing her two brothers and sister OF Phiadel-
phia.
Miss Emma Morgan, of Chesapeake City.
spent the Easter holidays with her sister Mrs.
Milcha Lusby.
Mrs. Edna Smith entertained her sister
Arrie on Thursday.
Mrs. Richard Stephens and children are
visiting her father at Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Polk Steele and Miss
Mamie G.. Steele, OF Chesapeake City, were
entertained on Sunday by Mrs. John Piser,
near Warwick.
Lewis Mccoy, of Elkton, spent Saturday
and sunday with his parents.
Miss Evelyn KILLER and Miss Hattie Morgan
were entertained on Saturday and Sunday by
5Lrs. George Padley.
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PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
Pour DEPOSIT. April Is,

oRi bEfOoiIs Apill ID 1910.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, of Wilmington, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bond.
The Misses Haggerty Of Baltimore, spent
Easter with Miss Nesbitt.
The Misses Lee of Baltimore. have been
enjoying week or more with Mrs. Laura
McCenahan.
Misses Rhoades and Stevens of Philadel-
phia. were visitors at Mrs. Sarah Atkinson's
rom Thursday until the first OF the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Avery, of Perryvile were in
town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Royston and Miss
Martha Everst enjoyed Easter with Mrs.
Francis Everist.
Miss Reba Buckley enjoyed the Eastertide
with Secretary and Mrs Dallam in Annapolis
Arthur Stump, of Baltimore. was in town
the llrst of the week.
The faculty and pupils of the Jacob Tome
Institute are in their respective places fully
rested after the holiday
We are glad to see Mr.. Edwin Boynton
again able to be out
John McClenahan is quite sick.
Miss ii. Louise Gardner hos returned TO
the Furnace after pleasant visit to Miss
| Mary Hopkins.
Mrs. George Ransom is at home after
| pleasant visit to her daughter. Mrs. Charles
| l. Spottswood, in Norfolk. Va.
Miss Virginia Nanneman Is visiting Mrs
Lewis Pri ,e in Smyrna.
| N1T, anu MIS-. w III. NttNItlliittu anu JUST
phine are with Baltimore friends.
Mrs. II. A. Ct. Westerlield and Gladys are
| visiting her mother Mrs. ]. A. Gerry.
| Misses Mary Hopkins and Virginia Martin
| attended the Easter dance in Aberdeen Mon
day. They were entertained by Miss Ethel
| Kennedy.
Mrs. George Atkinson and children have
returned from visit 70 relatives in Havre de
| Grace.
The Presbyterian Aid Society was enter
tanned by Mrs. Edward Rowland on Monday
| evening
Samuel Rowland is Identifying his country
residence by putting Il broad porch around ii.
Good people do not forget the "Willing
| Workers BaHar'' next Wedues lay and Thurs
day evenings The ladies are doing their
utmost to make this Il grand success in every
| way. Lend them your aid.
Mrs Laura MrClenahaa il having her house
painted light color.
George Stcnge Mrs. W. ? Eveland and
Miss Clara Knight attended the Temperance
| Conference in Rising sun Wednesday, Mrs
! Eveland representing the EpwOrth League
and Miss Knight the SUNDAY School.
Mrs Thomas Murray, Misses Grace and
Helen Holm returned from pleasant visit in
Baltimore Monday.
There was no special music in the NJ. +.
Church on Easter sunday IA the mourning is
up for Mr.. Tome, but the Sabbath School was
beautifully decorated with potted plants,
lilies. etc, and pleasing program was rem
dered by the school. tn" Epworth League
had short but entertaining program.
On Monday evening as Lou Gibson was
driving Mr.. Charles Fox's wagon up the street
the tongue fell down and struck the horses
on the feet. They hecame unmanagable but
.he pu.SS nr'vrr Ie'', snp'n nl,'h .ney s"' 20
| G. c. Oldham and James it'll.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-16

the father OF Miss Carrie Vansant teacher of
the Andora public school this county. The
funeral took place on Thurs lay from his late
home, the remains being inferred in the
Oxford cemetery. His wife and seven
children survive: Sias, at GAINESVILLE. Ohio;
Edward, in East Nottingham; Mrs. Edward
Hayes. Chromei Mrs, W. A. Fox, Zion.
Maryland; Mis- Carrie, Miss Anna and Miss
Sallie Vansant.