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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17
Patterns new In Mating. Peoples.

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates In rough dry, next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

French dinner at the Royal Cafe every Suniay IT 2, m, to . ?. m. Private dining room for ladies.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

If you want to gain entrance Into the homes of the buying class, place your ad- ertSement in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

"All the news that's fit to print" pub llshed In the Daily Alaskan Send In your subscription now. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

Blank books, office supplies; lowest prices In Alaska. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

lee cream daily In any quantity at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

Spring chicken at the Pack Train res taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

Baths in pOrcelaiu tubs at the Principal opposite . q tari-,ks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

Private bath room for ladies at the Principal. Opposite U. g. barrseks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

All kinds of pies and cakes at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-04-17

New Wall Paper, 1902 patterns, Peoples.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
Timber Land For Sale.

Nine hundred acre. In one body and ssvera
smaller lots for sals cheap. Address or cal
upon
n. @. HARD,
Fast Arlington, w.. Feb. 27tb, 1901. As
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03

The lower lipis the most important psrt
OF .h, month % 90 Indicator OF character.
According to its iullness, freshness 10 sp
pssrsnce and width 7. indica'es benevo
leDss and liberslny, A pale, sbrivelsd and
osrrov lover lip revesIs decided want Of
these qualities.
There sre thick urdsrlips which 90
hang that they become almost . dit6sure
ment and these, % we'll - looking ugly,
denote indolepee snd love OF losury. Tsh
ing the opposite extreme. however. IL 10
not desirable 10 have thin lips, for when
the ontlioe Of The lips Ia narrow. and unit.
ed TO the mouth With sinister expression.
there is indicsted . great deHcispoy oi
ustursl kindness 10 their ovner,s ssnt OF
warmth and little capacity 10 love. Well
defined aud developed lips. the outlines oi
which srs rounded ont. sre admired ioi
their beauty and moral worth. being. ~
they srs, tokens OF -besrted. smis
bic and sympstbe,io disposition
Well closed lips sre . sign Of discretion.
II the upper one 10 long, in addition TO be
ing pressed down firmly upon the loser
one, both mental end physical poser sp
psrtsin to their owner When the opp,
lip 10 very short snd the middle teeth oi
The top roe are const.ntly exposed, . fond
ness Tor prsise 10 bstfs ed.
FnqasotIy smother type Of mouth y
sesu. ons 10 sbioh ,be corners " the lips
descend, indiesiios . person Of dsspor d
snt disposition, prone to dssll ovefnoch
upon The serious side Of lie. Bot vbeu
the corners torn op 10 the CORN OF Copid's
boz, their possessor IL oi . bright spd
cteufai ps,urs, sIssgs 6ndipg . silver
lining 10 every cIead and good 10 every
thing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
A Wonderful Escape.

One OF the most remarkable instances
OF the escape OF . white men from the
Indian WAS that OF John Golfer, . fam
ous bupter and spper. Ga the day 10
question be and bis companion were
surrounded by 600 ssvsgs warrior. The
com pspion was iustsnily killed and Col
ter wss captured. ais foes bad no 10
tention OF saving bis life, however. They
wanted the sport Of putting him to the
torture or At least OF playing with him -
. est plays With mouse, The ohisi
asked him il be could ron. BE said,
Not much,
lie was released snd told TO save his
life II be could.
Golfer dsrtsd svsy at high speed and
most OF the COO ssvsees set of after bin
There vas . plsin before him elk miles
vide, bounded on the isr side by . river
fringed with trees. Golfer had always
been famous ss . runner and bis practice
nov stood him 10 good stead. he made
strsisht across the plain Tor the stream,
and the yells Of his porsuers lent him
wings His foes bad removed every
shred OF clothing from bis body, and the
plain wss covered with piickly pears, 30
that bis unprotected feet were Iscerated
st every stride.
Half way across the plains be glanced
back spd cav that only few Indians
were following him Again be ran on and
soon resliz d that one Ct his pursnefs
was nesring him. He redonbled bis
efforts and blood eushed from bis nos
trils and flowed down over bis breast.
The fringe OF trees wss near, bat 9
bssty back ward look showed him the par
suing brave close upon him with spear
rsised. Moved BY sudden impulse
Golfer stopped, turned aud iiced the
savage With ont stretched arms.
The Indian vas 90 taken sbsck st this
uneIp Ipected movement that be stumbled
sud ielli This vss Golfers opportunity,
he rem back, sez q the spe.r end,
pinning bis antagonist to the srouod. rsn
on.
Other ssvsgts came op, 6eroer than be
lore st the destb Of their comrsds bu,
Golfer resched the trees, plunged into
their midst ard then toto the river and
swan to pile OF drii,wood tbst bad lods
ed. he dived benssth II and stuck bis
bead up between Two ! e. covered wi.b
smsIlsr timbes snd brush,
The Indians came up snd sesrched
Tor several hours. bat failed TO 6nd bin
Assin and again they walked over The
driitvood. Luckily they did not fire
II, ~ hs feared they would. At lsst
they vent away. Then Golfer swan DOT
sud fed through the forest
Seven dsys be vent oo, living 90 roots
End berries. With DO clothing. until At last
be rssohed trading post 90 The Bisborn
river. He never fniiy recovered from
the ELECTS Of this terribIs experience
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
Easy to Settle.

A famous lawyer oncs had . singular
csse to settle. A physician came 10 him
In great distress. Two sisters, living in
the same house. bsd babies OF equal sse.
who so rtsembled e.oh other thst tbsir
own mothers we're unable TO distinguish
them when they wers together. Nov,
1t happened thst BY the csrelesspsss Of
the nsrses the children had become niI
ed. and how we're the mothers TO make
cure tbst they received back their own
infsntsf
But perhaps said the lawyer. the chill
dren weren't changed st oil,
Oh. but there's no doubt about 1t. said
the physician,
Arc you sure Of in
Perfectly.
Well, II that's the case. why don't you
change them back sssin, don't Gee sny
d III ulty 10 the case.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
Suitable Mourning.

S,die had tied large red bsir ribbon
about her srm, had hung IN old plum
colored veil over her crimson mushroom
bat sud b.d wfspped herself 10 . osst
of shawl Of hue 10 msioh.
Her small brother looked u her With
some curiosity. What sre yuh doin thst
for9
Pm widow, and I'm morning Tor my
husband whst's dead.
Alb, bat, yuh silly. yDh. people don't
wear red When they're 10 mourning
That siumpsd' Sadie Tor sometime.
She spsnt the peIt i've minutes sweep
ing up and down the room With solemn
" thst vas hotIy tinged With indisnsIion
Bot finally . sudden beam Of Inspiration
shone forth opoi bsr fses. Huhi Msbbs
you vouldn't think yoursslf 80 smart II l
telled you what my husband died OIL
Alb. wbstd be die OH
He died Of scarlet feveii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
Diamond SACK rsuspin.

Hall . csn,ury or 20 ego diamond back
lsrspie vere led 10 slaves sad hoe',
To Soy they ere ths rsrssl delicscy teosu
10 the spienrisa world. Gays The Pbils
dsiphis Norib American,
Then they Geld Tor 81 . barrel. end
lsborsrs vhsn hiring out. specified shs'
they N ut not bs compelled 10 sss tssrs
pip more ihss tsics . vseh. To-day .
bsrrA 10 chssp st $500. snd millionsirss
travel handseds ti miles Tor chance TO
fess, op tsis uoss delicious Of oil ntsts,
OF coufse THE mcsos genuine diamond
bscts There ere many limitations.
Every 6nt class reslsurss, 10 The
eouutry features terfspin . 10 Maryland"
on i,s metu bat In not one case ont oi
hundred 10 the real tsrtspin served.
The dioss ressles himself on What he be
iieves to be Msryisnd's choicest dish. 10
stesd be 10 merely eating iresh water
Turtles. "sliden' or North Csrolius
soldeos.
Tue reason is simple. Rsstsurstenrs
dont seive real diamond backs because
they csnt get them. The worlds total
terrspin population does not exceed %.
600 Of legsi tiss. snd these ere confined
to the shores OF the Chesapeake bay,
,be only place th,t produces them.
Baltimore, Pbilsdelpbis and New York
enjoy . monopoly. These three cities get
prsc,icslly tho entire output bat lev ever
6ud their wy across the Blue Ridge.
The spicurs unfortunate enough TO be
born 10 Chicsso or 81. Louis most either
come east or foreso the joys Of hrrspio.
To select . reel dismond bsck smsteurs
should be guided by these distiosuisbins
and Characteristic markings:
Il is OF . sreenisb, dark olive color,
sometimes running to spotted gray. yel
low on toe plate which surrounds the
shell and has con centric dark stripes along
the plate on both shells. The sides oi
the head ere dirty white. sprinkled With
small black spots. The bottom she'll is Of
whitish yellow.
The males are much larger than the
females and have the concentrio stresks
much better defined. The female has the
most delicate nssh. The male can be dis
ting uisbed by bis Toe nails. vfich ere
much longer than those Of the female.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
He Disiiked Foolishess o

Ny dear, sid the young father, there
is one rsauts, ] want to make to you.
What 10 IT, dear
wisb, dear that you wouldnt talk
ibis baby t,lk 10 our child, It's sbsurd.
Tue iies u saying 'titchy.kiteby- -kee'
sbd 'wbose y 2scuns Is 'oof TO bnmsn
child 10 little lees than bstbsrous. Don's
you le, the nds bbors d. II, titser.
Ill Try not to. desr shs answered.
psiienily Bl, |, 'epms to smuss Dosiy
20 % och.
Don't c,ll lin Doir either. Ips posi-
lively IDIOTS. His nsmss George, snd
there's no zee oi Vt ring tin cot 10
life With . vocstui.rj like 8 Polynssisn
nstionsi hymn.
Bot hes little iretiui todsy snd
wsIts 10 be sn ns.d.
There are niio II ssys Of smusips .
child, Yon .sF ,insi 10 bin.
bsys b sn ,iogins TO DIm.
Well. si,e tim 10 me, srd III sing 10
hin svtile.
Ste p,sed tie baby over. and be pro
cscded 10 DO bls best siih the toresdor's
sopg snd the Bsdoain loss sorg srd vsr
ions other selections. TIE b.by psr.isl
ed 10 sbinpefirg. He coniilnsd TO sing
snd presently the little one bsssn 10 smile
10 litiis willie II YES fast asleep.
Yoa have qaltsi bin bssstifully
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
Considsrate.

Aa Albany lawyer with y psuchsnt
for billiards bal occasion recently 10
visit small town, While there, seek
ipg TO pass the time. he found new and
excellent billiard table. Upon bis inquir
ing II there was spybody about who
could plsy the lsndlosd reio red him TO
one Ct the nstIves, whs may bs call
John Jones because that isn't his name,
They played several genes. bat the re
suit was against the Albany lawyer. Try
ss be might, the countryman won,
Mr., Jones. be remsrked, l have quite
= reputation st home, They consider me
a good billiard player. but rm not in
your Glass. May l inquire ho~ long you
have plsyedi
Oh. q spell back, ssir tbs native. Say
stranger. / don't want 10 hurt your feel
inss, but you're the fost fellow ! ever
beat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03

A big, good nstared farmer wss await
log The Suburban ,f.ip, accom- mpspied by
. handsome Gordon setter. Two sons Of
Britain stood ntsr him. Toe dog sirsy
cd swsy nom his owner vho vas reed
ins . ueuspspsr
Hey called the isrmsr, Come here,
L,ehsmith. and the dog Immediately tss
to bis feet.
oae Of the Easlishmen approached the
farmer,
May Ssh, he said, .hsi you call ib.l
doef
Lacksmi,b. ssis The farmer.
And Why, prsya
Bsesuse every time kick him be makes
bolt Tor the door.
There ws . general laugh, 10 which
the EaslIshmsn Joined,
When be returned to his ompsnion,
be tmsrked.
Most eIlrsordiusry name that mso over
there calls nis dog.
Wbst2 asked bis friend.
Locksmitb, replied the fret Briiou.
And Why such . nsmei
Becsuse, he says, every time he kicks
i'm he bolts for The door.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
The Mar on tho Boz.

here 10 . boX. 10 itseli II is rot 10
msfksb!e. Bat . nsu Is psckins Il.
When mso. uomsrfied nsn. p,cts .
bor. Won o. sesp.
See the msnl Hs /, not calm. HIS
hair semblss . storm ssep. shssif Id.
He sssrs no cost. snd bic collar hss plsy
fuiiy broken sssy Ion The shirt stud
Upon bis peppniss fsee 10 tie look Of
Nsro.soo used to hsbiiusliy se.r when
be cslisd opoo bis n.iahbop. The msr
hss observed bis lister peck bor,s
Essrytbiny 6itsd 10 90 1ieely that
the microbes cried cut ttsi they were
being stnscsisd. bpt be csneot mshs
oat bos ste cid IT,
Hettrasts his bstds into bis pockets
end mstes . fev rsmsrks Bot they srs
Tor ,hs boz snd 20. for publieslion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
His Dollars Worth.

Hete'ss dollar Tor yer paper. sid the
nee subscriber.
Yes. replied the editor.
An want that new SEWN mschine you
throw 10 ~ 8 premium,
OF coarse.
Aa's free eb,nce .. ths, bicycle yoa's
shsrin.
Et,olly,
Az you bio let ,ba gold premium
watch come this war, nsbbs III gel ,ou
smother subscriber.
Yes. Anything slsef
Nulbin | kin ihisk OF
And si.rr be departed the editor sighed
Task besvsn. be cida't ssh Tor The
buildips spt . to~D ioi,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03
sIArs NEWS.

Lneius Collins Tor ~ Js.rs Esnser oi
The Pitrsm bonss 10 Bscniostoo. hes
lssses tbs stsnsir ball 81 Chstbsm. N.
Y. sDd sill take possession Of the ssms
sbon, The fni oi My. Pfsyioas 10 cen
ing 10 B,nnius.os, Mr.. CoIIios eondue.
I'd hctsls Of Brsndon ssd C,s,is,oa. 81
Roasd Lake. and 10 Troy. i. 10 DO. 90
noanced vbo viii take The plscs shisb
be will vsesis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03

The mother admitted, n, The vsy. vha
"" thai seag yon .ns ever aud over
ssssn' u seemed 90 tousiai snd lively.
hs'enh you beard tasi' b. qusried IN
ss.enishmeni' lie from ,b, lst,st comic
opera, and its corAsr The chorus
sots:
Toodisdy. ioodlsdy. api-as.i
Jimmiiy, ismmi,y, iinstrs,l
Rlssi'y, iissi'y, rammity.hol
Blimmiiy blsm, and avsy 30 sei
l ouly remember the ehoias ssba, I'm
so'ps to boy Il aud learn 1, by hesrt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03

No. Mr. Gol5rock said gently, / have
90, the slightest otisetios to yonr sshins
my daughter 10 marriage. Tbsrt yon.
CIR. ssi3 The yourg msn 9th . little. bal
90 cah You 60 right shssd srd Mk her,
Gsldfoek ssid msdi,sti,eiy. l have given
The Girl Gee sduestion and have tsueh,
hef 10 resd the newspapers. II abe does
90, tsos enough 10 ssy NO. she dossn',
deserve ssy better lack.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-04-03

Al su oil 10 ever bat the closins
sxsreiss, snd the mao mounts 90 TO The
I'D. He leaps npen Il si,h both isc,
spd pounds snd Jams II. Bat between
the hssp aud ,hs slo, there 10 . srssi
salf 1Isd, measuring ops-siiteeb,h Of On
inch.
Al issii A oliehi The man steps us
isstiesliy from ca the lid vith the nush
Of victory upon him aud notices tuo
shir.s end . psn Of socks under The bed,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.


Holm NtcErnnry killed a dog ON Sat
urdaN' Wilrh was suppose" W w '''''
-Thr Cecil Democrat office in Elkton.
is hriur improved by the addition of ~
rrnut nurrh
-Rnv John -. Krmp, pastor of the
Nr,holi.t IInisrnpaI Church at Milling
tom is scriou,lv i'll.
IN,
y NJ iorn''t' Oh f"N'""' WE ~ wa,
OF IN" '\hlo,''FN tue
Horse SNOW Jun" - an" -
Mr. Holm t. Markell. of Frederick
has Lrrp ,upoiI,trd bank examiner for
this district to succeed Colonel William
f. Gri'lith.
TLr Guilds Council Ir q. /. A. NJ.
will attend divine service at Leeds NJ. l..
(hurrh. ON Sunday morning. June LIST.
nt IO3O o'clock.
n GH'l'' % o"N' IAN VIZ. ~ ''I;
inns a'lrfh"""' ." '"' >'''"
grounds, between inc n''''' '''''' ''''' '''
lNSlhE sun cl""'
Cecil county was visited by quite Il
heavy white frost ON "Wednesday night,
but tbus far but little damage is reported
TO have been done by it.
,..,,, 4,,,,, .lo
me ->oIth r-nSt '''T' '"'' "'i Nv,
lcatcd tiie west No't'i'S''ni. 'i," va Wv
ho"h' by the score Vi - u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
personal .,....
@

Ollie Reed. OF Thurlow, Pa, fpent Tues
day in Elkton.
Edward W. Jones, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Elktop.
Miss Lido Frazer visited friends in Will
mington on sunday.
Mrs. Iudia McNtal was the guest of New
ark relatives on Sunday.
Miss Lena Suter has returned from a visit
to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. C. Lewis and daughter, Hester. are
the guests of Dover relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry yinsiDger spent several
days this week in Washington, D. G.
Miss H. r. Gale, of Easton, Md, is the
guest of her sister Mrs. F. j. Henry.
William Foster, a well-known farmer of
Elk Neck, is critically III at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Newman Davis, OF VIII
mingtoD, visited friends in Elkton Sunday.
Miss Alice Frazer is being entertained by
Mrs Edna Gilmore, of near Kirkwood, Del.
Little Miss Rcbecca Evans. Of Rising Sun,
is the guest OF her uncle, William s. Evans,
ESD.
Victor Taylor, of Philadelphia, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Taylor, on
Sunday.
Mrs H. V. Manlove entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boulder, of Chesapeake City, Oh
Sunday.
Mrs Harry L. Giles and son. Of Washing
ton, d. c., were guests of Eliton relatives
this week.
Robert Rawlingson, Of Childs, started for
Ohio on Monday where he will take unto
himself a wife.
Herbert Lewis, who for some time past
has been employed in Camden, n. j., has re-
turned to lis home in EIkton.
E.NIrs. james f. Evans and children of Sa-
vaunah, Ga, are spending some time with
her mother, Mrs A. +. Scott.
Mrs. G.. +. Denny and daughter Anna, of
Clayton, Del, were the guests Of her father,
william r. Giipin, on Sunday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
Fire Tax Notice.

As Secretary and Treasurer of the Fsrmer.
" Mechanics Mutual Insurance Associatin1
OF Cecil county. Md, hereby give notice that
nnderdate of May 10th 1902, an assessment OF
an higher rates in proportion, was ordered nv
the Board of Directors of said association 10
meet losses of Annie and Minnie GTegson
Charles +. Dimpsey Agt, Il, II. Wri"ht 49,
other fires and expenses thereof To he fnaI
y due ana payable on or before July 10, 1909
II any person shall refuse or neglect IT, nav
ms or her tax by that date, his or her prop
erty snail not be protected by the Association
until said tax is paid.
May l7-4t Ed. CsRUARr
Secretary and Treasurer
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
70 Head Of Acc|imatcd Horses
Public Sale
Saturday June 9TH 1902.

East Md. '''' -
VIII sell on the above date 20 head of Cen
Gral purpose Horses weighing from 1000 to
i5Ou bs good solid cOlors all of them acclima-
,tu ahu ready Tor business, among the lot ia Il
black pacing mare six Years old and n baW
pacing horse eight years old that are fine
rondsters ana worthy of the attenti, II OF per
SONS wanting good drivers. All these horses
are Eooq ana am going to sell them without
amy Withdrawing or under bidding My plan
II 10 sell II loose money and not bring pco-
PIE TO s9lcs To be nudc fools of by Withdraw
my horses, so come and get them at your
price not mine A liberal credit wi / be given
Sale ut O'Clock, p, m
May stiff w q FOWLER
Hindman auct
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
ORDER NISl.
n Re: Thc Mort gagged Real Estate of Morri-
SON n seminar and wife

n Re: Thc Mort@ag,d Real Estate OF Morri-
SON n. seminar and wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. .iOy
Ordered. this @9th day OF May, 1909, that
the sale o" property mentioned in these nr0-
CCCdings, it being the real estate of said Nor
rtson n. Scntman, madC and reported by
George a. Blake, the Attorney named therein
TO make sale thereof, be ratified and con-
lirmcd, unless cause 10 the contrary the rcOf
be shown on or before the 3ist day of July
next. provided copy of tn,s order be in
serted IN some newspaper printed in Cecil
county once n week for one month before
the LIST day OF July next
Th" report states the amount OF sale to be
$l260.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
True COpy-TCSt: Clerk
may3l-4w JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31

7 he annual spring Fair Of
Oxford Agricultural Society
will be held on the grounds at
Oxford, Pa. June 4, S, s, 1902.
Good racing. Best bred horses
and colts in this section; those
interested in the breeding and
improvement Of the horse
cannot afford to miss the
show. Large display Of new
est and best things in i'm
proved farm machinery, fences
carriages, etc. Fruit and We
getables in season, ported and
cut flowers by amateurs and
Tourists Wholesome fun and
amusement for young and old.
Excursion rates on r. r
Brass band each day. Ad
mission 25c. Children IS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination for Teachers will hci held
in the old Public School building al EIktun,
on Monday and Tuesday June . and 10, for
Second Grade Certificates and On Wcdn, sday
and Thursday, June II and II, for First Grade
to begin each day at $50 a, IN. All app yiDg
for First Grade must hold Second Grade.
Women must be at least Is years old-Men
10 years. None received under these ages.
May l7-3t GEORGE BiDDLE, ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
The Jacob Tome Institute
Entrance Examinations.

Examinations for admission
to the Jacob Tome Institute in
September 1902 will be held
Thursday and Friday, June -
and -. Examinations begin
at 9 A. NJ and close at -. In
the afternoon they begin at
o'clock and close at 3.
MAY 81 2t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
Examinations
For Entrance To
Delaware College

VIII be held on Friday and
Saturday.
June 20 and 81, 1902.
at the followingpIaces: Newark
Wilmington, Middle town.,
Smyrna, Georgetown, Scaford,
Laurel, Milford, Dover and
Lcwes.
Candidates will notify the
President at which Of these
places they will appear.
For any information concern
ing tn" College apply to
&. \, HNRTFR.
President.
May 81 I'm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31

|
stolen :: watch from a man named Rob
cmson.
y strawberry ANA IT," cream festival
VIII be hrId on Tuesday ANA Wednesday
evening, of next week. by tn" ladies of
Crouch'S Chapel.
John =. Writ were ON Monday elected us
| Nicr-p Presidents of the Civil Service Re
form \ dissertation of MARYLAND,
IN" steamer 'SuSquchanna is now
ruhIlh" ON h"r regular summer schedule
from Fort Deposit to Baltimore. The
Monday evening trips viii II" continued
TINS year.
hold an Ice cream and strawberry rc>rf-
val on Saturday evening. June llth. com
mcnciug mt : u'rlurk. The public. Is cor
daily invited
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
FOR SALE,
Wagon For Sale.

Light market wagon in good condition. In.
quire of GEORGE n GITEGE -
May 2i-tf Eikton Ma
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31

Potatoes, l5c half peck. Cabbage. ic to &c.
Burmuda onions, 20c = peck. ,,.,,,,.
Armies 4Oc half peck. Lemons, PIC dozen.
Oranges. 81 to GOc dozen. Bananas, 2oc dozen.
Cocoanuts 6 and Sc. Strawberries III cts. DON
Cucumhcrs to y cts each.
Suuashcs. 5 to 10 cts each.
NV Potatoes 50 cts half peck.
hsparagIs 20 cts bunch. Pear, 80 cts PECK
WAX Deans 30 cts X peck. Tomatoes ;'oc ~,
Onions nc bunch Rhubarb &c bunch.
Be cts 10 cts bunch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
Restaurant For Sale,

owing to removal from the county will
sen my restaurant and fixtures on Il. Main st.
n GOOD opportunity to buy a paying hn.incss
Inquire OF GEORGES Fl OITEIK
May 24tf. ElktNn uJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31
FOR SALE.

A two-horse farm wagon, in good order
also Jersey heiter, will soon be in profit
MRS. J. ID. MAERETT
Leeds CcCi Co.. Nd