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COMING QUEEN.


The Princess Of Wales, who
Will be Queen Of Great Britain
In the event Of Queen Victoria's s
death, was 56 years old in De-
cember last. She is q splendid
type Of woman, and was Prin
cessAleNandra of Denmark prior
to her marriage to the Prince of
Wales, 38 years ago.
A very pretty and romantic
story is told of how the Princess
of Denmark became the wife of
Prince Albert Edward of Wales.
The prince chanced to be Will
ing away part of a long summer
afternoon with two or three
congenial friends when one of
them, a colonel, produced from
his pocket a photograph.
The prince Immediately became
struck by the beauty and SIM
piicity of the young person in the
picture, and soon jcaomc posses
sor of it. Within a very short
time he had despatched con
hdenIal emmissary to the Den
mark to carry his suit to the prin-
cess. The emissary was struck Ev
the simplicity of the royal per
SonagcS, but particularly by the
grandeur and beauty Of the Young
princess. Because Of her simple
home training the princess was
best fitted for the pomp and honor
of her station. She is brilliant
woman, strictly conservative OF
commanding presence and stat
ure. She is favorite companion
OF the queen and very popular.
She is the best loved Of all the
royal leaders after the queen. Her
character is at once strong and
sweet and she shows a kindly
consideration for all who ap.
proach her.
A. a mother she is ideal. Her
children were reared and educated
as heGts their station and their
discipline is a matter of comment.
in England. She is a thoroughly
practical woman, fond Of the best
literature and an accomplished
musician. She is said TO be one
Of the handsomest women in all
Great Britain.
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EinrlnIl, Nnra

Gomez from DR.. J.. 3. CarsiIo
OF Washua, /. 7. He writes ::
-Four bottles Of Elecuc Bitterb
has cured Mrs. Brewer OF scroiula,
which had caused her great suf-
ferIng for years. Terrible sores
would break cut on her head and
face, and the best doctors could
give no help but her cure is com
plete and her health il excellent"
This shows what thousands have
proved,-that Electric Bltters is
tho bes blood purifier known. it's
the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter, salt rhcum, ulcers, boils
and running sores. 1t stimulates
liver, kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion and builds
mp the strength. Only 50c. Sold
by Crawford Bros. Druggist
Guaranteed. 4
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remained some time.
ONE SEVERE ILLNESS.

His only serious illness in all
his life was typhoid fever, with
which he was stricken in 1871
On his recovery he soon began
to get stout, and he has been q
heavy man ever since.
The Prince of Wales has four
children living-one son and
three daughters. They are :
Prince George. Duke of York ;
PrincessLouise, Duchess ofFife ;
Princess Victoria, and Princess
Maud.
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when vEae
n0iP FaggS

ESEE9 swollen glands, aching muscles
WEkS and bones, the disease is making
rapid headway, and far worse
WmptotnS will follow unless the blood il
promptly and effectually cleansed of this
siolcnt destructive poison.
,. 5. S. IS TIE c.ly safe and infallible
care for this disease, the only antidote
Tor this specific poison. 1t cures the
worst cases thOrouphlY and tnerrnnnnntlu
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will work for Roseberry for the
premiership.

" men Niaustone adopted the
home rule policy the prince said
to the late Mahlon Sands of New
York, who told She present writer
about it at the time: "Personally
| uld find no objection to home
rule, if | were satisfied it did not
mean Rome rule"
Before that Lord Randolph
Churchill, at the prince's suggest
tion, arranged that Parnell should
meet him at luncheon at Junior
Constitutional club. Parneli
never spoke of what took place
between them at this meeting.
but a couple Of years afterward
whom a demand was made upon
parliament for a further allow
tnce for The princes family.
Gladstone was unable TO carry it
by the vote Of the Irish rartv.
The prince has prominently iden-
tilted himsolf with efforts to solve
such problems 0s the housing of
the poor, technical education, etc.
and his accession will undoubted-
ly give renewed zcst to all such
movements.
Privately lis closest intimate is
NDben Sassoon, who has squau-
jered a large fortune in enter
tanning him. Sa-soOn is votarv
OF pleasure and sports, possessed
Of certain cleyerness, but is bv
no means intellectual He.was
banker at the famous Traubycroft
bacCarat game, but the prince was
too shrewd TO allow cronies to
influence his public action.
WILL CURB Wales FRIVOLTIEs.
The PCincess of Wales as queen
Will fill very large space in the
public eye. The rigid rules of
court etiquette will preclude even
king from giving prominent
recognition to the members of
the Marlborough house set who
have been merely tho princess
companions In trlvolty.
But What manner Of man is
this anw king and what has his
.ecorC been! Here l. fair
anawo. % both questions:
The next ruler Of England will
be 90 years Of age next Novem-
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WALES WILD OATS.

The Prince Of Wales has had
o plentiful crop Of wild oats.
His affairs with women, his es-
capades at gambling and his
passion for the race-comse have
kept England talking for the
past 80 years. As Mr.. w. Y.
Stead puts it, the prince in his
youthful days gave himself over
largely to the indulgence Of the
life Of the senses.
The prince has been mixed up
in at least three divorce cases. .
one Of them the celebrated Nor
daunt divorce case which fur
nishod a world wide sensation.
Ho.was tho central figure in the
celebrated buc2rrat scandal that
created so much stir some lO
years ago.
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You Know what YOU Are Taking
When you take Groves TasteIess Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
1t is simply Iron and Quinine in a
taStelssS form. No cure, no pAy. alA
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-26

q You will often
wave the cost of a
years subscrip-
hou to the
ENTERPRISE
Npy consulting it's
~dvertIsements.
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Find in the Lot

ELLIOTT & ora WORD
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No. ~, cav ing LauCastet 6. 30 o m, makes
C'.au cru-cr,lOE at Chester with Southern
R.}yay Nc 80 FOR Charlotte ana points north;
and SeaboHIa Air Line "Attan;a Special" for
Atlanta and points west. Also with Carolina
= Southwestern Ky. NO. 10 for LcnOir, n. C..
and Intermediate points, and Southern Rail.
way No 33 for Olrm MA and points south.
NJ. l., leaving Chester 44U Il. m, connects
with SouAcru RE, No. 3i from Col Imbia and
points south. SCGbCGrG Air Line "AtlSnta Spe-
Ci.l' from Northern and Eastern roiuts and
southern ~, No. 80 from Northern and East
ern points, ana at Lancaster with & c. & @. T.
for BlacksDurg
No. Is, leaving Lancaster s. 30 p. m, connects
at Lancaster with $. @. 81 G. f from Camden
and Marion, southern Ry. No. "a at hester for
Charlotte and points north
No. Is, leaving Chester $40 p m, connects a.
Chester with southern Railway No "a from
Columbia and points south
LEROY SPRINGS,
j. NJ. HEATH, President.
GenI. Pas. Agent.
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wa born on November 9, 1S41,
at buckingham palace, London.
He was the great child of the
reigning sovereign, Ale1andrina
Victoria, the only daughter of
Edward, Duke of Kent, who was
the fourth son of George Ill. The
father of the present Prince Of
Wales was Prince Albert of SAKE
Coburg and Gotha, in later years
called the prince of consort.
The birth of thePrince Of Wales
occurred four years and a half
after his royal mother ascended
the throne on the death of her
uncle, King William ".
The only high and noble Eng
llsh title inherited by the Prince
of Wales at birth was that of Duke
Of Cornwall. Before be was four
years old he was created Prince
of Wales and also Earl of Chester
by royal patent.
AS Duke of Cornwall, the little
prince succeeded to annual rem.
tails and royalties worth nearly
$500, 600 a year.
While still child he showed a
strong resemblance to his mother.
His hair was yellow and silken
and his complexion fresh and
pink, like that of his German an
cestors.
With magnificent ceremonies
he was christened on January 25,
1912, in st. Georges chapel,
Windsor, the King of Prussia then
being his sponsor.
lie sat for his portrait several
times before he was IS months
old. Until he was six years old
he was under the daily instruc-
ton Of Lady Lyttleton, sister of
Mrs. w. E. Gladstone, wife of the
late prime minister.
HIS PEI NAME WAS BERTHE.
BERTHE was his nickname, and
this he was afectionately called
by his parents. Lady Lyttleton
called him "Princey" oftentimes.
he was next tutored by Mr..
Henry Birch, a gentleman grad
uate of Eton. When 7 years of
age the prince went forth upon
his travels-a journey to Ireland,
Scotland and Wales.
The first public function in
which the prince ever took part
was the opening of the English
exhibition in 1851. He was then
a roughish boy, who winked his
eye at Louisa NJ. Alcott, then the
American authoress, who was, at
that time, visiting London.
When nearly - years old, Der
tie Was taken to the august house
OF lords for the first time, and sat
beside the queen, on the throne,
and listened, with open mouth, to
the news Of the opening of the
Crimean war, in which so many
lives were to be lost.
In August, 1855, he visited
Paris with his parents. 1t was his
first sight of the gay French cap
ital, and his first trip to the con
tinent. lie rode through Paris in
state, in a Highland costume, and
was patted on the head by Napo-
leon III. Ever after he was
warm friend of that monarch.
The prince was confirmed in
the Established church when II
years old, and, on his mothers
request, attended g series Of lee
turea by Charles Kingsley, author
Of westward Ho !"
When Is Years Ola Prince Il r
tie became tho legal heir to the
crown. 4 month later he went
to RomH incognito, and called on
the Hope.
Il Turning, e compirsod his
education. Lyon p!ayfaIr t&nght
him chemistry at Oxford. The
princes iavorIte author was 81;
Walter Scott. lie was gradu sted
from Cambridge.
ID 1860 the Prince Of Wales
visited America. He landed at
st. Johns N. F., and travelled
thrnnph Cannln hnmn tn lhinnmn
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4 decided 10 try 6. s s.,
but must confess 7 had
bt;le faith lett In any
medicine. After taking
the third bottle Ino;iCcd
9 change in MY coudi-
Gon. This was truly en-.
couraging, and I deter
rIined tc give S. S. 6. n
thorough trial. From
That tine on the improve
ment was rapid ; :. s. =.
sscnlcd TO have the dis
ease completely under
control Che sores and
ulcers healed and 7 was
soon free from ell signs
OF the disorder; I have
haAsN ElE-U q
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Used during Expectancy. Simmons SqunW
Vine Wine or Tablets cheer and Strengthen
&oibeRYShorten Labor and Rob CUnnnem mont
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Torpid Liver causes Depression Of Sp,r1tS
Indigestion. Constipation and UeadsGho USV
br.M 4. Simmons Liver Medicine 70 sS,Ian.
late thnt OrETNr-
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iSN fSnGisTaa Pnyssd In the fail OF 1897
,.'S S"sSsssSG NO4i1 contracted Blood
MO Doo- no uIn. Poison. tried d
f4FS G&GH NO W0PSS. three doctors bus
Ma th eir treatment
II me no good 1 was getting worse all the
sumo my hair came out, ulcers appeared i'm nv
S2,Sa' Oh and mouth, my body was almost covered
akores. / suffered severely from Pneumatic pains
my shoulders and arms. My condition could
enhVe been no worse only those afflicted as was
an understand my SufEerings I had about
iost ell hope Of ever being we'll again when
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.

A telephone has been placed in w. D Price,
store, ktou No. 93.
Edward Taylor. of Elkton, has sold a
horse to J. Hanson Knorr of Town Point.
"A proclamation issued by Governor
Smith, appoints Friday, April -, as Arhor
Day.
A telephone has been placed in the law
Offices of Il. C. Thaekery, on North street.
Elkton.
School Examiner George Biddlo is now
making general inspection OF all the county
public schools.
-Delphos Price proprietor of the FELTON,
House. Ekton, is improving that building
quite extensively.
The Cecil Farmers Club held meeting
at the home of Robert Cameron. near Prin-
cipio, on Wednesday last.
The work of Improvement on J. Frank
Frazer's drug store on East Main street is
going on rapidly, and will soon be completed
--Messrs Bradbury and Watson, proprietors
of the Elkton Clothing House, will move into
the Mitchell building, 40 W. Main street
next week.
The last lecture of the University Extern
sion Course was delivered in the Elkton
Opera House on Saturday evening, by Prof.
Cecil +. Lavell. NJ. A.
Rev. W. E. Greenfield, Of Elk Neck, met
with painful accident on Monday last. A
barn door fell on him dislocating his collar
bone and bruising him severely. DR.. Ritten-
house attended him and he was soon able to
attend conference.
AT r. G. Terry's sale near Pennington,
on Monday the 18th inst. horses sold from
S52 to $3.50 80; cows S35 to $50; heifers slS
to S35; bull 1928; shoats rs TO $3.50 piece
brood sows 1913 to 1888 so; corn % cents a
Darrell, Implements all sold high. Cold raw
day, attendance large. John G. Hindman
was auctloneer.
The Singerly Fire Company, of Elkton,
has added to its apparatus two standard Fire
Department Extinguishers made by the Chas.
Holloway Fire Engine Company, Of Balti.
more. They are carried on the trucks. The
Sineerly Fire Company Is also having made
an iron network basket to be swung under
tho track to carry 500 feet OF hose. This
n equipments ma kes the service more efficient
It brings into ready call the extlnguishers,
rs and ladders. and hose which enables
respond to an alarm more quickly
ID DO done With the team engine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-23
Recent Transfers of Property Recorded
In Cecil County.

James NJ. Murray to John r. Davidson,
tract of land in Fourth district ZOO
James NJ. Ewing to II. b Alexander.
farm in Fourth district. ............. FloOO
Emily Thompson TO Cecil lsaacs, 10
acres of land in Cecil county 92OO
Charles A. Stewart and wife, TO Scott
Wilson, lot of land in Fifth district $50
George A. Blake, trustee, to Theodore
w. Wilson, SIX acres OF land situate
on Elkton Blue Ball road. .......... s2O5
George A. Blake, attorney, to Moilie D.
Arbuckle, farm in Ninth district. con
tanning 80 acres ..................... Tlooo
William Fl Lynch to Harry M. Brown,
farm Of GO acres. in Third district. $1,000
Thomas II. Warbuiton and wife, to
George A. NJ. Johnson, lot OF land III
Fifth district. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?luu
Thomas II. Warburton and wife, to
Samuel NJ. Johnson parcel Of ground
in Fifth district, ........ Hoo
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Issued This Week at the Office of Clerk
of Court for Cecil County.

George W. Backway, of Middletown, Del
and Annie T. Jones, of Chesapeake City
George W. Blackway, applicant.
Eurene Price and Emma l.. Ferguson, both
of Appleton. Hosea r. Smith, applicant.
Henry B. Patten and Emma Beatrice keil'
holtz, both of Sixth district A. l.. puyck-
inck, applicant.
James W. Faulkner and Sarah L. AleNan'
der, both of North East. j. w. Faulkner
applicant.
Harry c. Irwin, Of Theodore. and Emma
Massey, Of Chester, Pa. Ross +. Irwin, ap.
plicant.
william Goodnow and Ethel Ferguson
both of North East w. a. Clark, applicant
Ralph I. Brown and Wlmina Gibson, both
of Bay View. Lewis Crothers, applicant.
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HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catar, that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure
f. CHENEY & co Toledo, o.
We, the unders gned, have known +. j
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transact
lions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by the firm.
WEST & TRAUx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Ohio.
WALDIEG, KINNAN Il MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Sales.

John y. Bennett ha- purchased the Hut
lock fnr,n of $50 acre., in K"n' nauaty for
$500.
Charles II and W. Il. Price hay" purrhas-
ed the Bloomfield farm OF 2l2 acres, on Sas-
snfras river, ard Pond farm Of 2O3 a"res for
the sum OF $4,000.
The Otley farm, 80 acres, near Singerly,
was offered at public sale, in Elktou, on Sat
urday, but was withdrawn no adequate bid
being made. 1t is now held at private sale
by VIM. S. Evans trustee.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County. March
18th 1901.

In the Orphans Court of Cecil County. March
18th 1901.
Ordered, that the sale of the real estate OF
William Cameron. deceased, made by Robert
H Cameron and Alfred q Cameron. the eX-
ecutors of the last WIN and testament of the
said deceased, and this day reported 10 this
court by the said executors, he ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown to the con-
trary on or before the l7th day of May, 1901
provided copy of this order be ins erted in
some newspaper published in G., ell county at
before the said nth day of April, 1901.
The report states the amount OF sale to he
S700000.
MERRITT S. McNAMEE.
CHAS. + BEATTY.
s. KENNARD BLAKE
True Copy-Tcst: X. f. LAMAR. Register.
Mar lB-4w
ORDER NISI.
In Re: The Mortgared Real Estate of Edward
G. Williams
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 1881.
Ordered, this goth day of March, in the
year nineteen hundred and one. that the sale
made and reported by William I Warburton,
cause be ratified and confirmed, unles cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the sd
day uf May next, provided copy of this ord or
be inserted in some newspaper printed and
published in Cecil ounty once a week for one
month before the 23d day of April next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
S505.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
mars3-4w JOHN G. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
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1q HEAD HORSES

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-23
ORDER NISI.
In Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of samuel
F. Kilmun and wife.

F. KimOn and wife.
In the Circuit Court FOR Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 1924.
Ordered. This First day of March, 1901, that
the sale OF property mentioned in these
proceedings. ii being mOrtgaTCd real estate
OF Samuel f. kimOn and wife, made and re
ported by George A Blake, the attorney
named there in to make sale in the event of
default, he ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the Second day of May next, provid-
| cd II copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Cecil
| county nee Il week for one month before
the Third day of April next.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
500.
JOHN C. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst:
JOHN q. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
| Mare 4w
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| i
lawn On Monday. .etaL-----i
Ih"y were mar m
'l'n On March IL,
lH'l' 10y the hov.
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! '"F 81 lhe west E---r. s4
Nottingham Pres
| pyi'rlan Church,
/ q! hHa manor.
| Although Mr.. =
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nearly 'NRn" Mrs.
brown l. ~, they
"''' ""IH ap'r 10 meet ihcir friends, who
/ ca", ~ large numbers and ~pont very
! N"iI% afternoon. All the -urviviu. children
| were present They arr-Eltsha Ward.
! u"''| ~ N'''ft ~ Edmund and Alice, now
! ''i9' h'''aH HIII'SIl". vi the immediate
ward p,o,rn 7I.. ,I i,',,,, ,,', r''' ms
,,.,ra ohi,aro,, i,',,,.,,.', 800 -o'D'
ter Of the late Mrs, W,lbrrt Mavvcr who
died in 1898 Mrs Cordelio Mookirson or
Philadelphia Mr. Elliot Brown Miss Eliza
beth Brown, Miss Agnes Brown. Mr.. and
mrs Nllilam fatten' MIR. Walter Patten, Miss
mary f"t'eh' Mr. ana Mrs. Gardiner, Amos
r,,,,' W.. w., 'oNn "!'NoS' anu MISS
l,no~,, r,a., A.. '' ", =. AeioNo 'no o.nei
T'l''' "',1 'nu no'' W. W. ona"' OF fort
Mrs Clinton J,oL.on NJ p,,r,a Ino,.sa,,
Mr.. and Mrs Jobn Il T,son NJ Carrol,
rvso, Me ear, IT, N.Y.. =, NJ
Robert Kirk. Miss Mary Kirk, DR.. and Mrs.
J. T Brown, Miss Lou Maxwell. Miss Eliza
| beth Horton. Miss Georpiana Bootb Of Tn.
ahu' "a Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gibson,
ana MI John M. Campbell. There were
many handsome presents, and supper was
llo"l ~ 'ioeN' ine party sep
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MI. ana MRS. Andrew Slecher and child
rev. Oh chesapeake City, spent sunday in
hihtoh'
Mr. and Mrs Chester Coursey, of Cen
| tn vile, were guests of Roger Witworth over
| Sunday.
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| tainipo Ii,tIa Mic NTir;o,,, ,I,,.,,,,, s
brother of Elktor
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| HAZEL, OF Wilmington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tilou. of South
Orange, n j., spent Wednesday in EIkton
with Mr. and Mrs. II c. Wells. They are on
their way home from Florida.
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The Chautauqua Scientific and Literary
Circle, Minerva branch, met in regular SEES
sion on Saturday evening, 18th inst, at the
home of Miss Ida v Bradley, at Liberty
Grove. The meeting was called tC order by
the chairman. MIR. G. c. Caldwell. A solo
was sung by Mrs. E. S. Rowland The roll
was then called and each member responded
to their names by giving quotation from
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-23
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two roomsin the Frazer Bull IL
ings. Elkiton. For business purposes this
is the best location in town. Apply to JNOs
FRAZER.
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Farm To Lease.

On Thirds or Halves or win employ COCA
man to work same Apply ut nn0r
CHARLES Il. FDARD,
Mars 3w. Eikt II. Nil
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-23
Farm For Sale.
Fine Farm OF 800 Acres.

Fine Farm OF 800 Acres.
"Glpin Maror." near Elkton. Md, on line ..
p. w. * b. Railr, ad; land all unocr cultiva.
ton and well watcTcd; Big FIX Gre runs
stock or dairy farm; stone mansion house, n
rooms: tenant house large barns, etc
Apply to
]. II. J CKSON " CO
Chestnut and 18th SITS.
Philadelphia, PG.
Or l.. VI HaINES,
Elkton, Md. Janl9-tt