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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-31

gown conducted the services and road
the rules. After the morning oxercises
each class went to its room and recito
lions were heard as usual What a won
derful privilege these young peoplc have
They of course do not realize but in conn
ing generations thousands will rise I'm
ana call the name of Tome blessed for
the wonderful things he has done. This
WORK has seemed almost impossible.
Many doubted that the work of moving
the Senior School could be Accomplished
before fall. but they did not know those
VINO are mt the head how they work
with never tagging zeal to accomplish
urpose that is for the betterment of the
people. May God bless the Jacob Tome
Institute and may its standard never be
lowered
MI. AlonZo johnson died at his home.
on Monday, of consumption. He had
been Ill for several months. His funeral
was Thursday afternoon. at /. 30 O'Clock.
lnterment mt Hopewell Cemetery.
Mr. Enoch Noyes died at his mothers
home, Mt Ararat, on Tuesday evening.
FUNERAL services was held at his home
Thursday evening. Interment was made
ut Lynne, Massachusetts. on Friday.
The friends of Miss Mortie Williams
gave her II surprise party last Friday
night. y friend took her Il driving, and
upon her return she found a house fulI
OF friends. The surprise was Il complete
one. All had most delightful time in
playing games, music. and eating tootb
some dainties.
In" members Of the Oratorio Society
of the NJ. T.. Church gave a festival in
the Young Mems Association rooms this
week. Different nations were represent
ed, each table had hostess America
was represented by Miss Lawton, her as
sistants were Misses Florence Jones.
Agnes Hall and Master Perry White
lock, dressed as Uncle Sam. Her tob,.
was beautifully decorated with our Ma
tons colorS. Mrs Benson represented
India, Misses Kate lamar and Grace
Holm were assistants. Mrs. G. NJ
Knight as Ireland. with Misses Helen
farr and Bessie Fowler as assistants
Miss Vail. Holland, Misses Mary Dur
gin and Anna Stephenson ns assistants
Mrs. Jones. Egypt. Miss Tomkinson.
Africa, with Misses Grace Grant and.
Helen Harvard rs assistants. Each mis-
treSS and assistant dressed in costumes
of the country they represented. Miss
Deakync had charge of the confectionery
table. Miss Eaddie and Lille Butchen-
hart were her assistants. The ice cream
ana cake table was in charge of Misses
EStella Butchenhart. Mortic Williams.
Emma Gather, Edith Lamm. Mr.. GAY
lord and Mr.. r. f. Williams had tn,
klondikc in charge where the little pro.
pie and some older ones dug for nuggets
Mrs. John II. CreSwelI had the lemonade
stand. Roland Atkinson dressed as the
elbow hld and sold tiny hearts for
tickets. each hostess and assistant wear
ing larger heart with number. Never
before had the hall looked more attrnc-
tive.
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Iron Hill.
IRON HILL, May 30, 1902.

Quite heavy frost was noticed in
this section on Thursday morning
The locusts are here in full force, and
their vocal organs keep up continual
hum.
Most of the farmers have finished plant
ing corn, and where it is up the cut worm
is getting in his vocation during the cool
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gentry, Of Wilmington,
Del, is visiting Mrs. w. j. Holton.
Mr.. Willard Schenckel, our genial
operator and wife, are spending some
time in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. o. Walton visited re-
latives in Philadelphia, this week
Our farmers are busy picking straw
berries, and quite a large crop is prom
Used.
The OFT Sunday School will hold a
strawberry and ice cream festival on
June 10th. Come one, come all, and have
good time
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North East.
NoHTs East. May 80 1902

Nohio chNi' h"J w 1--WE
The "Cecil Wing" is on sale each ,ceek in
North East at Reynolds NeUs Stand.
cents copy.
Miss Irene Foster is the guest of Miss
Stella Philips, at Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Benjamin, of Ches-
ter, Pa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Il. h. Day.
Mrs. w. $. Wilson is visiting friends
in Chester, Pa.
DIR. and Mrs. s. T.. Ford spent the
week ut Chestertown, Md.
T.. j. Campbell is improving his resid-
cnce with a fresh coat of paint.
Squire Bddle has moved his office to
the Ford building, on Main street.
Don't forget the Ladies' Aid Society
festival this evening, at the old church
building.
Commencing next Sunday, services will
be held at the G. A. r. Hall in the morn
ing at 1870, and in the evening at $50.
Pastor Wise will be in charge.
The West Nottingham Academy base
ball team came to North East and played
the town team, last Saturday afternoon,
anu HlcI ueledl ny IL ScOGc VI ~ W LIZ
The Nottingham boys took the lead at
the start and held it until the fifth inn
ing, when the North East team scored
seven runs. Notwithstanding the large
score, the game was exciting and good
plays were numerous. \ return game
will be played in the near future.
Those who arose early on Thursday
morning, saw frost, and some report
ice
The Rising Sun base ball club will
cross bats with the North East team. on
the latters ground, on Saturday after
noon. Game called ut ) o'clock.
Miss Helen Clark will graduate ut the
High School ut Elkton. this year.
Alvia Whirlow. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Whirlow. died on Tuesday.
at her home, near Theodore, of consump-
ton. aged II years
Harry Fairbairn. of Atlantic City. was
tbs week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Moore.
Charles Il. +. McarnS spent Thursday
in Wilmington. Del.
Work was commenced Monday morn
ing. tearing down and dSmnntling the
OH NJ. +. Church building. and 1T this
writing is progressing quite rapidly. II
is thought the lot will lac cleared in about
one month. and the new building started.
Mr. and Mrs. Murd Clark. of Wash
ngtoi. ID. c.. are visiting relatives in
North East.
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There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease. pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. 1t has cured thousands
OF apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
BY mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. and
mention this paper.
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Colora.
CoLoRA. Md. May 80, 1902.

ropies of the "Cecu Whig' are on sal.
zach ,oeek in Colord, at g. T Hiley's store.
cents copy.
Mrs. Sarah McCush fell in the ward,
ut her home. and dislOcated her shoulder.
\ Friends Meeting will be held in the
Mount Pleasant NJ. T.. Church, on Sun
day afternoon, June LIST, ut 3 o'clock,
and will be addressed by Thomas II.
Nhits0n and Others All are welcome.
Milton Ncsbitt and family moved to
London Grove. Pa. on Wednesday.
Misses Nellie and Bessie Woodrow are
spending some time with their mother,
Mrs. Annie MaCkie. at Chester, Pa.
Mr.. John Hines spent Monday at KEEL
ton. Pa.
Jacob SharpleSS. of Philadelphia, visit
ed friends near here. from Saturday until
Monday.
Some new books have been added to
tn" library of Mount Pleasant NJ. f..
Sunday School.
The memorial services held in Mount
Pleasant NJ. f.. Church. by Colora Lodge
Is. of T., last Sunday afternoon. was
well attended. Henry Lingenfcldcr, Esq.
OF Baltimore. and Rev. W. l.. Greenfield,
of P"rryvillr. We're the speakers.
The pupils Of Monroe School in their
usual manner. gave IL very enjoyable en-
t"rtanm"nt in the school house. last
Thursday night. Sl4.JO was realized,
which will be used for library for the
school
Mrs. Earl Reynolds had Is teeth cx-
tlnrtrd recently in Elkton. and for Il
tim" it was feared she would bleed to
death, Sh" having three hemoragcs. DR..
Dare rendered medical aid. and at this
writing she is still improving.
Mrs. William Maxwell and little
daughter. Hannah. are visiting at Will
liam w. MuOre'S.
Miss Mabel Wiley is ut home for her
summer vacation.
Misses FloSSic and Estela Buxton. of
Philadelphia. are boarding for the sum
m"r with Mrs. Elizabeth Smithson. ut
Mount Pleasant.
The festival held by Miss Margaret
Trimble and her pupils mt Hickory Grove
last Saturday evening. was quite sue
cess. Over $40 was taken in.
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Reveals A Great Secret.

1t is often asked how such startling
cures, that puzzle the best physicians. are
effected by DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Here's the secret 1t
cuts ont the phlcgm and germ-infected
mucous. and lets the lifcgiving oxygen
enrich and vtalizc the blood. 1t heals
the in!lamed, cough-worn throat and
lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs
soon yield to DIR. Kings New Discovery,
the most infallible remedy for all Throat
and Lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles
20 cents and 100. Trial bottles free ut
X. Il. r'razer's, Elkton: aud :. r. Wiley's
COlora.
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Theodore.

THEODORE, MD, may oV, lVoS'
Mr.. Ellis Isaac and family spent Sun
day with his parents.
Harry Irwin was at Upland, Pa, on
Sunday. His son who has been quite
sick is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson are visiting
friends in Chester, Pa. Mr.. Anderson
sold n valuable horse last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griest spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. Benz. Price, of
Earleville.
Master Ross Collins was with his
brother, Thomas, of Earleville. on Sun
day last.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. $. Bowman, of Wash
ington, ID. c., with Master Morton, were
welcome visitors at Theodore on Sunday
Miss Gertrude Bowman is visiting in
Marshalton and Wilmington.
Mr. G.. w. Bowman was in Philadel-
phia, on Monday, buying goods. The
business under the new management is
steadily increasing. He is now prepared
to shoe the neighborhood.
Mrs. Earnest Mearns and daughter. of
Asbury Park, n. j., and Miss Rhoda
Brown, of Woodlawn, called on Miss
Gertrude Bowman, of Theodore, last Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Susanna Jackson, Miss Olivia
jackson and Mrs. Clinton Jackson were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. &. w. Bowman
last week.
Mr. Cyrus Harkenstine with force of
men, are busy making charcoal.
The long needed and welcome rain
came on Monday night.
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Perryville.
PERBYvnIE. MAY 30. 1902

Tn. "C"'5i wing" is an SALE poch neck in
P.rrY"W. At m'r& stand and i, also delivered
1y G'Y Dt'mjs. cents copy
Mrs. Emma Story. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs A. II.
Owens.
Mrs. Charles Allen. of st. Louis. Mo-,
and Miss Grace Whtclork. of Charles
town. visited Mrs. Clarence Cole on Sun
day.
Mrs james Bradtirld entertained Miss
Matthews. of PerrymanS. last week
thil.ircn'S Day service will he observed
in tn" NJ. T. Church on June 22nd. both
morning and evening.
Mr.. Eli :. Seminar. of Principle Fur
mace, who has been critically i'll. is some
what improved.
The ladies of ST. Marks Guild have
changed the date for the festival they
ar" going to give. from Thursday. June
18th, to Saturday. Jun" l4th
Miss Annie Armstrong has fenced in
the property she bought from the Perry
willie Real Estate and Improvement Com
puny. and erected Il stable.
{. H. Cole and 4. Little caught Ii
loot boat adrift off Poplar Point about
month ago. The owner can have same
hy proving property.
\. III. Owens X Bro. w. ii. Col" X
Son. and y. &. Jackson. have agreed to
close their stores every evening. except
Saturdays ana pay days, at ! o'clock.
during the months Of June. July and
August.
Mrs. Thomas Kane entertained the
Usher's Union last Friday evening ut her
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Port Deposit at Seedlings Mems Stand.
cents copy.
Miss lilli" Tow>on. of Baltimore, is
enjoying herself at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. \. :. Davis.
Rev. Vaughn $. Collins. of Smyrna.
Del. WAS the guest of his sister. Miss
Caldwell. last week.
Miss Florence Hopes. of Baltimore. is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. ii. w. Hopes.
DIR. Steiner. of Pratt Library and John
Hopkins University, was the guest of
DR.. Flick last week.
DIR. Baker entertained Mr. Hanway
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Shaad. of Schenectady. y. V. was
the guest of his sister, Miss Helen Shaad
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. f.. :. Boyle is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Thomas, in Wilmington, Del.
Miss Carrie Allan has returned to her
home, III Worcester. Mass. after IL very
delightful visit to Dr. and Mrs j. $.
French.
Mrs. X. X. Nanneman. of Havrc de
Grace, was Miss Boynton's guest last
Monday.
DIR. +. :. Boyle spent Sunday in Will
mington Del.
Mrs. $. \. Reynolds and Miss Reynolds
are enjoying themselves with Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. J. s. French, Harrison French
ana nurse. Nan. left for their summer
home. in New Hampshire. Dr. French
accompanied them part way
Miss Virginia Nanneman was Phila-
delpha visitor recently.
Mr.. Howard McClenahan. of Prince
ton, y. j.. was the guest of his mother,
Mrs. John NJ. McClenahan over Sunday.
Mrs. j. \. Gerry was in Rising Sun
from Saturday until Monday
Miss Ella Weaver, of Philadelphia, is
having Il pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Peoples.
Mrs. A. W. Harris was III Baltimore
on Thursday.
DR.. Tunstall and Mrs. Hunter of
Norfolk, Va. were the guests of their
brother, Mr.. Robert Tunstall, last week.
Mrs Rutter and child, of Baltimore,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lignor
On Monday morning for the first time,
the pupils of the Jacob Tome Institute
assembled in the chapel at Memorial
Hall. What a glorious sight it was to
see the young men and maidens with
happy faces marching through the long
corridors of that magnificent building.
Everything was conducted with as little
confusion as though they were doing
nothing unusual. DIR. Harris in cap and
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The "t,cil Wing" is on sale each ,oeek IN
kissing Sam nj Worthington's store. S cent,
c"py
Mrs. Caroline Graham has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. DIR. Kirk.
Mrs. Human Beitlcr, Mrs. John Ken
needy. were the guests of Mr.. Charles s.
Pyle and family this week
The Thimhlr Club met with Miss NJ
Alkaline Smith on Monday evening with
the usual good number of members in at
tendance.
Misses Hannah and Maudc Kirk spent
"Wednesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. James Mcndcnhnll. of West Grove.
Pa. has been spending few days with
his sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Gregg.
The pupils and teachers Of the Rising
sun public school enjoyed Il days outing
ii "ilaineS Park on Wednesday.
Mr.. Edwin HaincS and family visited
Mr. Elmer Nanncman anu family. at
lIavre de Grace. on last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles :. Pyle very pleasantly
entertained number of friends on We'd
ncsday evening. i'll honor of her guests.
Mrs. Britlrr and Mrs. Kennedy.
Mrs. Frank r. Cherry. of Principle,
visited Mr.. +. H. Worhington and
family. this week.
Mrs. \. l.. Duyckinck has very recent
~ been the guest of relatives in philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Dora Bunting visited Il number
of friends in Rising Sun on Friday and
Saturday of previous week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred M"nough. of
Oxford, Pa. were calling on friends in
Rising sun on Thursday of last week.
Miss Ida YungtleiSch spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. in Philu-
delphia.
All the public schools in Cecil county
closed on Friday. May BIRD. for their
summer vacation. and the High Schools
closed on last Friday.
Mrs. Jane Carey. of Port Deposit.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A.
&. WrStcrhcd.
Mr.. Willie Snyder was rendered Il sur
prise party on Tuesday evening. May
9th. at his home. in honor of his 18th
| birthday. Among those present We're
| Miss Helen Clay of Elkton: Mr. J. j.
DeNene, of Philadelphia: Miss Emma
IaineS. Miss Mary Ryne. Miss Bertha
Marson. Miss Josephine Hall. Miss Mar
joric Etting. Mr. Bernard and Eddie Eff
fling. Leslie Keen, Earl Woollens. Frank
and Arlie Hall. Rudolph Ferguson, of
Rising sun; Mr. Turner Pierce, of OK
ford. Pa: Misses Bessie and Rosa Cald-
well. Miss May Willis. Miss .Rhoda Ew-
ing. Mr.. Wills. Mr.. Woodrow. of Raw
lnndvillc: Mr.. John Sebold, Miss Mary
Sebold. Mr.. Terry Krauss and wife, Mr..
John Grayson and wife. Mrs. e. Patton,
! Miss Mary Cook. Misses Emma and Eva
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CeciltOn.
OEoILI ON. Md. May 30, 1902

OKoIL1oN Nd, May 80. 1902
Mr.. w. Il. Davis is confined to his
home by sickness
Mrs. James L. Mccoy and son, Lewis
spent part of the week with relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Jennie Parr of Galcna, has re.
turned home. after spending some time
with Mrs. Robert Ferguson.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Clayton and son. John,
have returned home after IL short stay
with her mother. Mrs. NJ. f. Ferguson,
at Chesapeake City.
Messrs. Enoch Short, James T. Watts
and James II. Smith spent part of the
week i'll Baltimore.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson and Miss Parr
We're entertained by Mrs. 4. r. Deshane
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clayton and little
daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
&. w. Padley on Sunday evening
Mrs. X. NJ. Black spent Il few days of
this week with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. X. \. Shallcross. of Galena. was
a visitor in town ON Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas X. Hall spent ii few days
of this week III Baltimore.
The young ladies' of the =. Il. Church
will hold an ice cream and strawberry
festival hi the Jr. o. L. \. NJ. Hall. at
Earleville, on Wednesday ana Thursday
evenings. June 18th and 9TH. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Ethel Loller is spending some
time with her cousin. Miss Emerson. of
NeaZey's Neck.
Mr.. \. Woodall Jones has IL position
in Chestcrtown.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Reduced Rates 10
Minneapolis or St. Paul, Account Ma
tional Meeting, Fraternal Order of
EapleS

On account of the National Meeting
traternal Order of Eagles. mt Minnca-
polls. Mimi, June Bird to Sth. the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets from all stations on its
lines to Minneapolis or st. Paul May
3lSt to June md, good to return not earl
Ter than June Bird, and not later than
June 9TH. at greatly reduced rates
These tickets will be good for return pas
sage only when executed by Joint Agent
at St Paul or Minneapolis and payment
OF - cents made for this service. BY
d"poSlting ticket with Joint Agent not
earlier than June Bird, nor later than
June 9th, and payment of 30 cents at
time of deposit an extension of return
limit may be obtained to leave st. Paul
or Minneapolis not later than July 9TH.
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WOOdlaWn.
W"oDLAwN. May 30. 1909

The "Cecu Whtg' is on SAFE each meek il,
Woodldmn at g. = Abrdham's stare. 8 cent,
a copy.
Mr.. \. II. Brydc of Washington. -.
e.. spent several days here the first of
the week.
Miss Catherine +. Williams returned
Friday from Charles Town. West Nir-
gnia, where she has been since January.
Mrs. Lydia J. Price, of Wilmington.
Del, wife of the late Rev. Il. +. Price,
is the guest of Mrs. X. NJ. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. :. Ruttcr, of lIavre
de Grace were the guests of his parents
over Sunday.
DR.. r. W. Todd spent Monday and
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Rrydr. of Viii
mington, Del. visited relatives here ON
Sunday.
The trustees and stewards of Hope
well NJ. T.. Church will hold festival on
the church lawn, next Wednesday even
ing, June the 18th.
Mrs. Sallic Scott. of Elkton. is the
guest of her sister. ut the Parsonage.
Mrs Edward Ewing, of Markham. Pa,
visited her parents from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Miss Lidic Brown. of Oxford. Pa. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Alexander
Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson have
been visiting in Philadelphia. Mr.. Tom
linSon went to see his sick mother. who
is over eighty years old.
The Aid Society and Calendar club
met mt the church Oh Thursday after
noon.
The members of the Woodlawn Camp
Meeting Association met mt the camp
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What Thin Folks Need

Is greater power of digesting and as
similating food. For them DR.. Kings
New Life Pills work wonders. They
tone and regulate the digestive organs,
gently expel all poisons from the system,
enrich the blood, improve appetite, make
healthy flesh. Only % cents at II. b.
Frazer's, Elkton; and s. II. Wieys,
Colora, drug stores
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LONE. Ice cream and cake were served
and II very enjoyable evening was spent
IhoS" present were-Rev. and Mrs. W.
f. Greenfield and Wilson, Messrs. Will
Calvert Arthur Lindsay. Calvin Taylor
Charles Newcomer, Frisby Cochran
Bert Little, Milford Kane, Charles Will
son and Willis Cooling.
Tn" double house on Susquehanna
Avenue. occupied by William Barrett
and Nerdine Owens was struck by light
ming on Sunday afternoon and the roof
badly damaged. Mrs. Owens and her
mother Mrs Emma Stevenson were both
stunned. Mrs. Owens has recovered, but
Mrs. Stevenson is still suffering from the
effects.
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Stand Like a Stone Wall

Between your children and the fortunes
of itching and burning eczema, scaldhead
or other s.,in diseases.-How Why, by
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grounds on Tuesday afternoon.
-Four members from each of the classes
in Senior and Middle Schools of the
Jacob Tome Institute. came out to Hope
we'll to decorate the grave of Mr.. Tome.
on Decoration Day.
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Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT, May 30, 1902.

The Scroll Wing" is on sale each ,oeek in
Port Deposit at Stebbing's Mems Stand. 8
c.nts copy
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pay, Us to $40 and every price be-
tween. A beautiful line of Black
Thibet Suits SIS to $40; Fine Wor-
sted Suits $40 to $40; Fine Che
viots in Mixtures $40 to $40; all
sizes in regulars stouts and Sims.
Serge Suits &c 10 SIS, Coats with
skeleton backs, new cuts and
and make-ups this season. Boys
and Young Mems Suits in sizes
IS to 10 years. Big stock of styles
and sizes.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
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why not get your
new Suit now, We
have more of them
in stock than ever;
more styles and
more patterns.
Every price that
you may want to
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Rising Sun.

RISING SUN. May 80, 1902
The "G,cil Wing" is on sale each ,oeek IN
Kissing sam nj Worthington's store. S cen,
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The Cecil Wing" is on SAFE each meek il,
WoOdld,nn AT q. = Abrdhan's st"rp. crru,
a copy.