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WILLING no RID.

The long looked for electric current
was turned on Saturday evening for
commercial purposes and the few
stores that have been wired were illum-
mated by electricity. The effect was
pleasing, but better service is promised
when everything at the power house Is
completed and the full force of the
plant is in operation.
| The fire committee has completed the
cleansing, kalsominging and renovating
of the Wallace hose house, which is now
in better condition than ever before.
George Leighton has returned from
Massachusetts, and is stopping in town.
Regular holiday hours at the post
office to-day, to IL and $50 to z in the
evening. The carriers will make one
delivery and two collections this morn
ing.
The library and reading rooms will be
closed to-day.
Miss e. D. Packard went to Boston
on Saturday.
Miss Alice Curran is home from New
York for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Edsall are in
Brooklyn for few days visit.
j. NJ Mckenzie and Frank Shipman
who were expected home from Colorado
in time to eat their Christmas dinner
will not be able to reach here until
early in January.
Miss Elsie Newton is at Newfern. VT
Erwin Powers is spending Christmas
at Hollis. N. H.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co, Simpson
Nickel Co., r. Wallace & Sons, and
Biggin, Rodgers Co. shut down Satur-
day for two weeks. The Fl. l.. Judd
company will start up again tomorrow
morning. The New York Insulated
Wire company is closed for one week.
A golf tournament for the Munson
cup will be held this afternoon.
The appraisers of the estate of the
late f. c. Bartholomew foot us s64 ,702,
of which $54, 702 is in personal property
and $4,000 in real estate.
Saturdays recorded real estate trans
fers were: Bernard j. Ames to Emily d.
Hall, 42S150 feet on East street; Joseph
Hall to Bernard j. Ames, 96x160 feet
on Franklin street.
Services at St Pauls church to-day
will begin at 10 o'clock a. m.
A box of New Milford turkeys arriv-
ed mere saturday morning. "A BlTI from
Vice President w. III. Highly of the
Masonic Charity Foundation for the
inmates of the Masonic home for a
Christmas dinner. A check for IS from
Sphinx temple Of Hartford was received
to buy Christmas presents for the boys
at the home.
The engineers engaged for the electric
light plant are A. l.. Williams of Hud
son, N. Y, and Walter Loveless of
Franklin Mass.
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--
SCIENTISTS TO MEET.

Winter Session Opens Here Wednesday.
The annual convention of the Ameri-
can societies of scientists will open In
this city Wednesday. The American
Society of NaturalIsts will meet in
North Sheffield hall, the Morphological
society in the Peabody museum, the
Society of American Anatomists at the
Yale Medical school, the American
Physiological society In the Sheffield
Biological hall, the American Psyche
logical society in North Sheffield hall,
the American Fold Lore society In
North Sheffield hall, the Society for
Plant Morphology In the Yale Botani-
cal laboratory, and the Society of An
thropology in the Yale Psychological
laboratory.
The two main social events of the
meeting will be the reception to the
members of the societies in Alumni
hall on Wednesday, evening and the din
ner in the New Haven house on Thurs
day evening.
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EETERTAJNW EMS.

The Christmas attraction at the lily
pericn to-day at the matinee at 2:5o
o'clock and at night, also tomorrow
night will be Louis Mann and cara
I,inman in 1.-THE Girl in the Barracks"
OF the performance the New York fier-
aid said: ''L4ouis Mann was the old
boulevartlier and gave one of those
Whimsical, wonderfully detailed, eccen-
trio character sketches for WHICH ne IS
famous 1t is worthy companion piece
to the dramatic gallery that he started
long ago, and the audience fairy
screamed at his comicality. Miss Lip
man as the chanteuse was capital, play
ing the role with the genuine chic touch
of the French stage. Arch, dainty,
brinful of mischief, she, as well as Mr..
Mann. scored hits in widely contrasted
roles The company includes Joseph
Coyne q clever young comedian, nota-
BILE in leading parts Of the Hoyt farces;
George w Barnum well known char
acter comedian, and many Others. Seats
have been rapidly selling, but good ones
are still obtainable. Secure in advance
and avoid the rush. Prices $l.50 81 and
IS cents,
Colonel Maitland in Toll Gate Inn
the strong play which is to be present
cd at~the Hyperion ON Wednesday night
as PLAYED by David Murray, Is in ideal
American hero. lie is a Vermonter and
colonel of regiment in the Continental
army, made up of the Green Mountain
boys. and is easily distinguished by his
stature, as was Ethan Allen. Seats row
on sale Prices 81, IS cents and 80 cents.
.fRound Nav York in Eighty Minutes"
comes 70 the Hyperion Thursday. The
Dewey triumphal arch, Herald square,
the Coney Island Athletic club, Madi-
son Square Garden showing the French
ball in progress Thompson street and
Cal5e-Walk hall will all be on view, also
pretty chorus girls, the cake-walk col
ored artists, the army Of comedians, the
gorgeous ballet and James j. Jeffries,
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GoverDn emit B0n In,
CiifCngO Market.

ChtcngO Market.
Reported over private wire by H. &.
Friedman & Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street, n. Y, and 1853 Chapel Street,
Room 2 and 8, New Haven. N. A. Tanner,
Manager of Local Branch.
Openiua uiaAAsl Lowest LAST
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rae
At the Grand opera house the Christ
mas presentation will be con Land and
Sea-" which will be given at the holt
day matinee to-day and in the evening.
The play will also be repeated to-mor-
row (Tuesday), matinee and night
Striking scenes and settings will be
shown. The shipwreck of the Neptune
is a tremendously realistic representa-
zion of a dreadful ocean catastrophe
characterized by heroic magnitude
and perfection of calamitous detail
worthy Of spectacular genius. Then in
the last act comes to view big steam
threshing machine in operation on a
southern plantation and in which the
arch villain of the play would succeed
in crushing child to death but, for the
intervention of it's mother at supreme
y critical moment. "Oh Land and Sea"
has a strong plot, is we'll acted and has
fire, force and fun. The presenting COM
pany Is a strong one. Seats are now on
sale ana should be secured at once Tor
t0-days performances. Regular prices.
"Have You Seen Smith," will be pre-
scented at the Grand opera house We'd
nesday, December q, matinee and
night.
With the identical scenery, costumes,
stage appliances, dialogue and practi-
cally the same cast Hurry Burly" will
be presented at the Grand opera house
on Thursday night. December 2S,' for
three nights, with matinee Friday and
Saturday. Seats now on sale. Regular
prices. -a.
Grand Annex.--Hosts of children were
made SO happy on Saturday at the An
mex hall by being given presents that
G. B. Bunnell has decided to please
greater number for Christmas day and
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s1,5s5, 1857 s842, o2s.1s s1,s47, $780, sc

$1,5S5,115.37 $342, 026.16 81 ,647, $50. 66
| Decrease week of 1899, $62, 26529.
Balances week of 1898, $457, 7SS.75.
Decrease week Of 1899, $115,76259.
Clearings week of 1897, five days, ST.
26S ,ssS.Os.
| Clearings week of 1896, five days, ST.
O66, 11O.S7.
Clearings week Of 1895, five days, ST.
75,O535S.
Clearings week of 1894, five days. 81
002, 34S.15.
| Dividends soon due are:
American Sugar company, preferred,
| ga per cent, payable January q;
| books close December IL.
| American Express company, per
cent, payable January 2; books close
November 30.
American Thread company. preferred,
2 1-2 per cent, payable January 2;
books close December B.
Boston and Albany, 2 per cent, pay
able December 30; books close Deem
Der 9.
Boston and Lowell, per cent, pay
able January /.
Berkshire ralroad,l1 1-2 per cent,
payable January 2; books close De-
cember 20. va Faa
Boston Electric light company. 2
per cent, payable January Is; books
close December 81.
Chicago and Alton, per cent, pay
able December 81; books close Decem-
Der 16.
Chicago and East Illinois, preferred
1-2 per cent, payable December IA.
Chicago and East Illinois, common, 2
per cent, payable January 2; books
close December IA.
Chicago Junction preferred, / 10
per cent. payable January q books
close December a.
Chicago and Northwestern, per
cent, payable January 1b; books close
December u.
Chicago and Northwestern, preferred,
"a per cent, payable January is;
books close December ~.
Continental Tobacco preferred, 1 "a
per cent, payable January q books
close December Is.
Hooking Valley preferred, / IL per
cent. payable January 10; books close
December a.
National Biscuit company, per cent,
payable January 49, books close Janu-
airy 7.
National Steel, preferred, 1 "a per
cent, payable December 30 books close
December 20.
New York and Harlem, per cent,
payable January 2; books close De-
cember IS.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad, per cent, payable December
30.
Northern Central per cent, payable
January 10; books close December 20.
New Haven Gas Light company, 2
20 per cent, payable January 1; books
close December Ia.
New Haven Water company, per
cent, payable January 2; books close
December Is.
Naugatucls railroad, per cent, pay
able January 2; books close December
90
Republic steel, preferred, 3-4 per
cent, payable January L. books close
December 15.>
Swift & Co., 1 ga per cent, payable
January q books close December 16.
Southern New England Telephone
company, 1 1-2 per cent, payable jan
uary Is; books close December 81.
Union Bag, preferred, ga per cent,
payable January /.
United States Leather, preferred, 1
IL per cent, payable January 2; books
close December Is.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES
CONSOLIDATED ROAD SECURITIES
SLIGHTLY SYMPATHETIC
With the Fall on the Stock Market
Boston Electric's Improved Demand
New Haven Bank Clearings aud Bal
ances-The Dividend List.

New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad stock in sympathy with the
general slump in the New York and
Boston markets has declined from 210
to 207 IL ex-dividend; the convertible
tours are offered at 1856 IL, the string
ency in the money market, rendering
them temporarily less attractive as an
investment.
Boston Electric Light having increas-
ed it's dividend rate from to per
cent, there is a little more demand for
the stock, with sales at la the trans
fer books close December 20.
Clearngs and balances of the New
Haven banks for the week ending De-
cember 23, and for the corresponding
week of last year, are furnished by the
secretary of the New Haven clearing
house, by days:
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will to-day give present to each child
buying ticket for the annex at the
matinee or evening performance. Miss
Kitty Gray, assisted by Professor Lee
vina, has arranged and will give high
ly amusing programme. Matinees every
day but Thursday. Doors open at Ills
and Tbs.
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Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince 4 Whitley, Bankers and Brokers
So Broadway, New York, and Is Center st.
New Haven Bid Asked
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the champion gladiator of the world, in
the Coney Island Athletic club scene in
a wrestling bout with Ernest Roeber,
the champion Greco-Roman wrestler,
Seats on sale Tomorrow. Prices $1.50,
81 and rs cents.
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COPYRIGHT 1893 aY THE PROCTOR GAMBLE CO. cIvcInAs,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-20
Will PrObated.

The last will and testament of Eliza Buch-
anan. widow of the late Lewis 7. Buchanan.
was admitted to probate before Register of
Wills Il. L. lamar. on Wednesday, The tes-
tatrix devises the sum Of five hundred dollars
TO her grandson. George +. Buchanan, and
the remainder of her estate is to be divided
into three equal parts, one of which is 10 90
to her son, John T. Buchanan, another to her
son, George w. Buchanan, and one.third to
be divided equally between John r. Lewis
and Eva o. Lewis. children Of her deceased
daughter, Mary f. Lewis The will was
made September 6, 1898, and John T. Buch-
anan is named as executor. Her estate is
estimated at about $4,000.
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Mills 10 be Sold.

As will be seen by advertisement in an
other colunn the Providence Paper Mill and
the Elkton Pulp Mill Of the Singerly Pulp
and Paper Company. and the warehouse at
the Elktoa station will be sold at public sale
in EIkton on Wednesday, jane A. 10y the
trustees W. T. Warburton, John s. Writ and
Albert Constable
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Recent transfers of Property Recorded
in Cecil County.

George NJ. AIahoney. executor, to
Fore Il. Mahoney, property of late
John II. Muhoney, near Mechanics
Valley Observation-Disclosures. FAST
Thompson +. Williams and wife to
George 0, Carey, property in North
Enst............................... 1000
Miles Brown to Ellen Brown, land in
Sixth district Observation-Disclosures.
Francina Scarborough to Chas. 4. +.
Mearns, land in Fifth district. ..... 400
Caroline Yetter to Charles 7. Nesbitt,
16 acres of land .................... 30l
Il. b. Merritt to Wilson Merritt. lot in
Warwick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..... 13t
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LARGE WAREHOUSE.

TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the de-
cree are Onc-third cash on day of sale, one
third in six and tn" balance in twelve months
from the day of sale. the credit payments to
h secured by the bond or note of the pur-
chaser with surety or surctics to hc approved
10y the Trustees, and to bear interest from
day of sale.
Any person desiring to examine these
properties Will come to ElktOn CA the Phla-
delphia, Wilmington y Baltimore Railroad.
and they will he shown over the properly.
Send to the undersigned for catalogue Civ
ing full description of machinery
W. + WARBr RTDN,
JOHN :; WRIT
ALBERT CONSTABLE,
ELKTON. CECIL COUNTY, Trustees.
MARYLAND.
may9Jts
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Do Not Go to Porto Rico,

If you do, leave your team with the under
signed. You will need it upon your return.
To my friends and patrons of Elkton and
vicinity | extend cordial welcome ut the
Delaware House Stables. Shipley street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, where Stabling, Shed
ding and prompt courteous service will be
received. No street cars to interfere, Do
not forget the address.
JOS. Il. BRADBURY,
wilmington, Del. Proprietor.
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at the home Of her father George d. Kelly in
Middletown.
A COW on the farm of Richard Temple
man at Pivot Bridge recently gave birth to a
calf with two tails
The Middietown Shirt Company has re-
chivcd an order for fifty dozens of shirts from
II dealer at Cape Town, South Africa.
Frank Bradbury, of the Baltimore Bar
gain House. Elktcn, was in the cities this
week buying clothing for the summer trade.
A number of the members of Elkton
Council No. %, Jr. O. U. 4. NJ, will visit
Riveryiew Council, Elk Neck, this Saturday
evening
The largest traders license issued in Cecil
county. is to f. Il. Burlington & Sons, the
well known merchants of Rising Sun, who
carry stock Of $4,000.
A cake sociable will be held at the resi-
dcnce OF |, Lum Holt in Elk Neck on We'd
nesday evening. May "a, for the benefit Of
Wesley Chapel. Admission 10 cents.
An ice cream festival will be held on the
Big Elk school grounds, Wednesday evening,
May 9th. If stormy it will be held the next
fair evening. Proceeds for the benefit of the
school.
Edward TAYLOR has bought the fine mare.
MAUD Duroc." from Henry yinsinger, for
$40. The animal was bought last winter by
Mr. vinsinger from James n. Naudain, of
Singerly.
The Ericsson line will resume their day
light trips through the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal. to and from Philadelphia after
June LIST. fifteen days earlier than former
years
An entertainment consisting of music,
dialogues, recitations, etc, will be given by
the young folks of Mt. Pleasant NJ. L. Church
on Thursday evening. May %. Admission 10
and - cents.
The gasoline engine on the draw on the
p. W. ~ +. railroad bridge over the Susque
hanna is now in smooth working order, and
the draw can te opened and closed in less
than two minutes
Past Councillor Ricketts, Nelson, of Elk
ton Council. No %, Jr. o. Z. A. NJ, has been
pppoiutod District Deputy State Councillor
T.. .,.,.:...1 40,
An ice cream and strawberry l"ottNI, was
"' last might, and wiz Fl. continued t"-
NIGHT in the s'orn-t""n lately "''1}i 'i by
Wn. r. Hart oo Naio ,'rn.,. Hla.oo for the
,.....n4. .,,,., ,,r......r
ON MONDAY morning, Taylor Nrh"nnry
took ha.'- r. Pt,.'"inH.a. tn la~l pn"er
''Ii'oE,' "o"tIr N1r'ha~"l IN thpg city hN
VI" y. b. F.ar'. IT." EoE." did ru' prov.
satisfactory, F" "r nara to control
I'll" 1u .0Hw."rr" .lE.. of P."--tn
Grove NuHfay .hn". will "' '"ii ia th"
%rur' /" 'IH'Ht.s Oh" school, en- NuH .a-
evening, dun"3 f"'"rnW, the festival VIII
TIE hn." lar following Mandr%, Juro 5H.
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,.... ...........i a.. ,.,..,lf.1,..i... w..
,,.i..,. Ga, r.l.ft.,,ir.. l:.u.r.,, .-,i....,
lie was committed to Jail b." MAGISTRATE"
Grove, of ELTON, AN! wa1 r'I"Ha"i on
Thursday. tn" charges h"in@ Withdrawn.
Ut. To-. r,.,,.......s... t.,,,,.-t.,.
,,,,,, a., ,,.. IT.
.,..,r.I ,,,, .1,,.i,,,,, l,, ,i.t ..l,. 800.
l.ol ,.t.i..I .l,, p.,-..i.l,,, ,..,,,,.r.,. go,
C,,nod.,I -.ro,, and ,Ir,, soyo,oI ,l.o,, r,ros
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To Teachers.

An examination for Teachers Certificates
will be held at Elkton, Monday ana Tuesday,
June 9Th aud 9Th; AT Port Dcpooit on Wedncs-
day and THU sday June Ith and Sth to begin
N 9 II. m. Males must he ~ years old and fc-
males Is years old Only those who intend to
teach will be received.
GEORGE BIDDLE.
may20-3w Examiner.
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TailOrlllade

Linen and Pique Suits all
plain trimmed wifi lace.
These Suits are beautifully
ma de and extreme, sly l;5h
and effective tor Summer or
travelling Suits. We also have
d full line Of sizes in arare
skirts. The suits aro SIS and
80, and the skirts @r.15 20
80.
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All Overs

In. addition to our already
large line Of all over embroi-
deries in cambrics, nainsooks
and swisses we have Just re-
ceived a line OF new patterns
that are unusually pretty in
these very desirable Trimmings
IS; 81, $3.50, 81, So, and
SIS, per yard.
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Claims, Pensions and Real Estate.

beg to announce that | am the recognized
agent for Cecil and adjoining counties, of the
well known firm of George W. +. Vernon &
Co., of Baltimore, and will be glad to serve
all parties interested.
JOSHUA NJ. ASH,
Attorney and Agent, Elkton. Nd.
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BRICK PULP TILL,

for the manuCactur" of chemical pulp from
wood. The capacity of the mill l., $4,000 lbs.
daily. lsO, Machine Shops. Blacksmith
Shop, Offices and Stables. This property is
located on tide water on Elk River. easily ac-
ccssiblc to poplar and spruce wood growing
ON Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia
The railroad facilities III this point are first
class over the Pennsylvania system The
freight is conveyed to and from the mil doors
by hoIh railway and water communication
No. 3 consists of n LOT OF LAND lying be-
tween Bridge Street and SingCriv Avenue in
EktOn, along the line OF the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad. improved
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6 Acres and IL PerCheS

OF LAND MORE OR LESS. and is improved
by small Dwelling House
THE TERMS OF SALE are hat thc whole of
Inc purchase money shah he pad in cash
upon IN" confirmation of said sale hy said
court, nut the same may he varied to suit t;
SsiatlSla9tof% purchaser with the consent Of
the undersigned. \ deposit OF $50 rrglIirgd
on the day of sale Decd AT the expense of
the purchaser.
GEORGE A. BLAKE,
SHoCKLEY n SMITH, Auct,. Trustee.
apT!JtS
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Dressing SaCQues

made Of fine lawn, reaj " and
prettily trimmed. They are
in the daintiest Of coIors in
pink, blue and lavender and
all white. The assortment
of sizes is complete and the
prices range from 75c TO 81.
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Large Reservoir,

from which water was furnished to PrOvi-
dcucc Paper Mills.
No I Consists OF ali that piece or
ANo' - parcel OfHud which il described
in deed from Holster Hess trustee. to VIM.
NJ SingCry, dated August 81, 1890, and re-
corded in Lthcr j. d., NO.2l, folio BOO etc,
containing
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Hosiery

800 men can get 4n,,re sat
lsfaction in this footwear.
They are Of Lisle thread in
tan and gray with white feet
and spliced heel and yo2 for
CSC per pair.
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For Sale.

and improvements: exceptionally wclllocatCd
l.. NJ. HAiNES.
sCpS-tf ElktOE Md.
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Wanted.

Fresh Dairy Butter in good condition,
square prints preferred.
FRANK P. PRICE,
Main and Bow streets, Ekton, Md.
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One-Quarter of an Acre of Land,


MORE OR LESS. upon which there ls IA
STONE QUARRY. This property aIiuins
other property of the Singcrly Pulp and
Paper Company. and is located on the public
road from Providence NILS to the Fair Hin
rord.
M A Consists cr al that piece o.
vcycd unto William NJ. SugcrIy 10y John OF
and wife, by their deed GATED on the l?tn day
OF July, loNe, ana recorded in Lbcr j. \. y ,
No."l, folio 3uN etc, adjoining Lot 1, in this
advertisement and continuing
One-tenth of an Acre.
No e. Consists. Of piece of land on
NS' - Ltti" Elk Greek, adjoining
lands of w. II. Campbell. and which was con
N,Sod unto William NJ. Siu~crIy by W. H.
Campbell and wife, and james l.. steele by
their decd dated on the 18th day of May, 1876,
and recorded in LihCr j. T. G., No. II, folio NJ,
etc. one of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county, continuing
Acre, Rood and 10 Square Perches,
MORE OR LESS, with the improvement, 5
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-thrd cash. one
third in six months. and the balance in twelve
months from the day Of sale the credit pay
mcnts To bear interest from the day of sale.
and TO be secured by the bonds or notes of
the purchaser with surety to be approved by
the uSsiRnCuS.
Cost of conveyance to be paid by purchaser.
GEORGE A. SINGERLY,
W. 4. WARRINGTON,
John NJ. Terrell. Auc!ioncer. Assignccs.
may"O-tS. EIkton, Cecil county, Md.
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M , Consists of PUMP HOUSE.
lNU. 4 SrEAM PI-Mp und nan.inr ID

- Ehf J. L WI anu thEllt anu
machinery connected Herewith, all in first
class order us good rs new. The pump is of
the Blake patent, with II capacity of 1900 gal
Ions of water per minute. There are also two
other pumps on this property, one Wilhra-
ham pump with Il capacity of 200 600 gallons
and II Dow pump with almost equal capacity
These pumps and machinery connected there
with, will be sold separate from the real
estate as personal property
Upon this property Is located the