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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26
MCCULLOUGH ADDRESSES CONVEN
TION.

The committee, with General MCCul-
lough, was then announced and the NOM
! inec was introduced to the convention. He
VAS given Il warm ovation on his appear
anCe and made one Of his excellent
speeches lie began by asking what the
meaning of all this tumult was. Has a
| Kansas cyclone been transplantod to Yer
mont? He thought not as h, did not soc
the people making for their cellars hut
rather Il party Of juhilaut Vermont co.
publicans. Their enthusiasm had changed
from a gentle zephyr to a Vermont
Whirlwind which was to sweep them on to
glorious victory in the fan. lie said that
the pro-conNention campaign mad be II
somewhat queer in the appearance. disap-
lpearanc" and temperance of candidates
and he had never seen its like since he be-
came Nermontcr. But now that it was
over. republicans We're safe again. where
they had been many times before. Like the
waves during the tempest they had now
become one rs sea. He was glad it had
been discovered that he was not entirely a
man without country, and he congratulate
ed NermOuters to-day that they had re-
solved that men living in the State for 30
years were entitled to hold some of its Of
fees.
He then spoke of some features of the
platform, saying that in national way
Vermont must return the same verdict in
the fall as she had in the past We must
be liberal to our island possessions. We
must have an iSthmian canal and a govern
mcnt cable in the Pacific unless private
capital would build it. Hs then paid a glow
Ing tribute to the Republican party. its sue
IS and promise and closed by saying there
were his last words TO the republicans Of
Vermont for 1902
Another ballot was ordered but the mo-
ton to adjourn until o'clock was carried.
EVENING SESSION.
At the opening of the evening session Of
the convention, \. \. Pomeroy withdrew
the name of Mr.. Bartlett and a second ball
lot was ordered. The result was
w Hole NUMBER '''''.''.,.....,.... 100
Necessary for choice....... ............. pa
Il. ;. Stanton had...................2 4O
f. w Baldwin had. ............ 22G
MIR, Stanton was declared the nominee
While this ballot was II. progress the chair
man announced the new State republican
committee who were also To act as a COM
mittee on credentials. and who were
elected. The committee is as follows:
Addison Thad NJ. Chapman; Domination.
r.. - yelling: Caledonia, Harry Blodgctt;
Chittenden, Homer Il Wright; Essex, c.
+, Clarke; Franklin, Z. NJ. Deal; Grand
isle, Jed p, Ladd; La.noille, Il. w. Hurl-
bTd; Orange, Horace W,NBailey; Orleans.
George r. Howard; RUTLAND Ira r. Allen;
Washington, Frank Plumby: Windhum,
Aiik II, Albee; Windsor, Alfred Il. Wat
~ new committee Immediately retire,
ana organized by re-eectinS the old OIL
heers. They are; Chairman, ira X. Allen,
FAIR Haven; secretary, A. T.. Watson,
Hartford; treasurer t. d. Yelling, Ben
nigton, executive committee. chairman and
secretary eN-officio, Jed L. Ladd. Alburyh;
Thomas NJ. Deal St Adams; Thad NJ.
Chapman, Middlebury
a NJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26
For Over Sixty Yaars

Mrs, Wn,Iow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children willie teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums. al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is tho
best remedy for Darrhoea. Twenty five
cents bottle Sold by all druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26

-the Nomination Of Mr.. Graham was made
ur animous.
The only officer left to be named was sec
rotary of state. The Hon. c. S. Page pre-
scented the name of f. G. Fleetwood He
said Mr.. Fleetwood was a Lamoille county
boy and that was enough. "When | say
that Judge Powers and | agree on this man
that fixes it, G. ~ Powers of Bennington
SAID: IF the lion and the lamb have lain
down together, | move we make it unani-
nous This as quickly done and the con-
Nention was over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26
FLOOD CARRIED AWAY TRESTLE

Several weeks ago a large part of the
track of the Hoosick tunnel and Wilming-
ton railway WAS washed out by hard
storm near Ramaee station. the high wattr
also carrying away thedam atthe pulp mill
there says the Messenger, The break had
been repaired by a trestle so that traffic
on the Nd had just been resumed The
heavy II IS of Friday and Saturday raised
the riveVNear it SO high that marty the
entire trs.ste work was carried MY. and
II was feafd that the remainder SwtIld go
1t will take number Of days to Ndair the
damage, and railroad communication with
Wilmington is again cut or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26
Mccullough Wins
Given Governorship Nomi-
nation by Republicans
on Third Ballot.
COL. PROCTOR WITHDREW

Clement and Part of His Forces Thereupon Bolted
and Left the Convention Amid Great Excite
ment- insurgents" Meet and Talk 1t Over
Think of Calling Convention Later-Cem-
ent Willing to Lead-Proctor in Withdraw
ing Characterized by Mr.. Partridge as True
Vermonter and True epublican-Excting
Contests for Other Places on the Ticket
Stanton, Fleetwood, Bacon and Graham the
Nominees.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26

TothlS...... ...... .......32t 221 $50
Voting was at once begun for second
ballot. Mistakes were discovered in Wind
ham and Chitendcn county and there W s
second collection of ballots in those
counties. Thn final vote WIS as follows.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26

Hundreds of lives saved every year by
having DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil in tho
house Just when II ia needed. Cures croup
heals burns CutS wounds of overs, COZ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26

then in order and Charles s. Downer Of
Sharon presented the name of the Hon
John i. Bacon of Hartford. speaking Of Ills
hdelty in Office. His name was seconded
by +. S. Plat of Poultney, G. NJ smith
of Wells River and H. S. Bingham of
bennington, and he was nominated by nc-
cIamation without dissenting voice.
STATE AUDITOR CONTEST.
The struggle for State auditor followed
~ A Miles of Brattlcboro presented the
name of G. ii. Thompson of that place.
~. NJ. Stevens OF St Adams presented the
name of 5. w. Finn of that city, c. ~.
Irouty Of Newport presented the name
of H. +. Graham of Craftsbury f. ~
Smith of Wells River, II. w. Bailey of
Ncwbury, and j. II. Allen of IInesburgh,
Max l.. Powell of burlington. Several
seconds followed and the hallottiug began.
The result of the first ballot was:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26

ana organized by re-electinN the old OF
llcei's, They are: Chairman, ira Il. Allen,
FAIR Haven; secretary, A T. Watson
Hartford; treasurer, L. d. Yelling, Ben
nigton executive committee, chairman and
secretary eX-officio, Jed T. Laid. Alburgh
Thomas NJ. Deal, St Adams Thad NJ.
Chapman, Middlebury
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J1br u p,o,.r a. ra..-,,o, t.,,, p.
Md.
James Do,i. of WiIri,..,,r r.s an Ell..on
visitor On SHnj 90 was al f'N'on
John " s.o,, T.. yi.t,f,. III ,,r.r,s -,
snrin. Lake Y 49, P'''"'' TT
IN Y~7 Torl S SyT. on3 C", ~ WIZ" l''ol'S
N'"'s
Miss Mary Davidson. Of Philadelphia visit
-''"'0D ''''''''- wv,
Mrs. Emma N'M..'tn. IT Wilmington, is
the guest Of Nj AMI" Person.
Miss Marr'' L.. o' Pnijalelphia, has been
visiting NJ at' NJ. l""n :. Lee,
Miss E,,,.. p,....,r ms o,...,oiro1 +bi.
week b. Mis- ~, g !en, Of North East.
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spent SUNDAY with his mother, Nh. Rather,
in" Miller.
MrS. Aaron Joree and s'", o.. germantown
are IN" !ues's o. her parents, Nr aud Mrs.
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Miss Agnes lockwood Now ray, Of Port
Deposit. was entertained bv Miss Agnes
Stephenson. this week.
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a"a' SlN'"r 81 lf. \. douglas Me, "hH-
'iI'' 81 N'', N"Ilh hHrl"S street. HaItl-
successfully opcrrtrd upou for qrprud,
cts in Baltimore. last wrrt. and is ram.
! idly recovering.
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Nersonal
~

Master Harlan Slack has been visiting re-
latives near Union.
Miss Deering. of Philadelphia IS the guest
OF Miss Molie Davis.
]. A. Curry and son. Of Havre de Grace,
spent Sunday in Elkton.
DR.. g. Harlan Wells of Philadelphia was
| an Elkton visitor Sunday
Miss Elsie Miller is visiting Miss Grace
Slack OF Strickersville, Pa,
Miss Rebecca S. Evans is entertaining Miss
Florence Griffith, of West Chester.
Mrs. E. H. Thomas and daughter Miss
Allie are the guests OF c. NJ Boulder.
Mr.. Dunbar Morgan. has been i'll for sew
eral weeks past with stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cone. OF Jersey City.
n. j. were guests of Miss Emma Lewis this
week.
Miss Carrie Foster of Elk Neck was enter
tanned by Miss Blanche Ford part Of this
week.
W. Evans Frazer, OF Chester. aud Eben
Frazer Of the First district were Elkton wis.,
tor son Sunday.
Mrs. C. V. Howard is entertaining her
| nieces Misses Helen Webb and Edith smith,
of Philadelphia.
Misses Sue Spangier and Marguerite Wright
| OF Marietta, Pa. are guests at the home Of
Rev. John M"ElmoyIe.
ID. Miller of Philadelphia who represents
the Edwin Pencil Lumber Company. was
in Elkton, Monday aud Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob OFT left Eixton. sun
day night for Baltimore, whArc they will re-
side. Mr. OFT having employment here.
Mr.. John NJ. Terrell has been seriously
i'll at his home on North street Tor several
weeks past. At THIS writing he is somewhat
improved.
Miss Bessie Johnson. Miss Margaret Far
row ana Mr. Clarence Weaver. OF PhilaGel-
phia. and Miss Menta Mcdaniel of Will
mingtou, spent Saturday and Sunday OF last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, of
Yorklyn, Del,
H. Chester johnson. youngest son of the
this county was admitted to ne Bar of
Philadelphia county, on the 18th inst having
passed the examination before the Board of
Examiners of that county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Ash accompanied
the Maryland Democratic Editors Association
to Cape May last Friday, returning home
Monday evening. The party were the guests
of President William II. Bosley of the
Queen Anne's Railroad Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Miller were given n
pleasant surprise on Saturday, evening the
occasion being Mrs. Millers 47th birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent in music,
games and various other amusements At
10 30 o clock the guests we're invited to the
dining room where refreshments We're served
in abundance after which they departed for
their various homes wishing their kind host.
ess many happy returns OF the day. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Sebold,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ross. Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Jackson Misses Mary and
Grace Moore, Lizzie Jackson, Meta and
Salle Carter. Alice Widdoes Carrie Mann.
Rachel Jackson. George. Ethel, Alice and
Edna Miller Margaret Ross and Viola
Jackson. Messrs John Todd, Stanley Jack
son. Frank Wlddoes, Reuben Carr, Chester
Knots, VIII Todd, Melvin Jackson, Will
Miller, Edward Todd, VIII Cook, Clarence
Gray. Harry Cook, John Hearn. John Seth
Arthur Ross and Daniel Miller Jr.
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Tuesday, JULY y 1902



an tine rrup"it! conveyed Ivy said mortgage
namely, az those iur'" lots or parcels t land
WIN '".''.ht~ hh' .'npr"Nr'hnni~ thereon
''u"'' II h' i"Nu "l N"llh East. IN said
''' rNllI'N "u,'h ~, +" conveyed u the said
~ r''' F..- ~ OK '.nnnany, rs follows:
No J. 'hhIi .ln= t'.=t@!s 81. icct more or
Us ~ ~ nrN '''idnl and wilc and Rich
"Il l.. lh',Rn> ny &r"d dated rob-. TN ls12
anu record q ~ Liner ID ; NO Il, i"iIo Il,
hnoih" oi said Record Books.
~ :. cNni"imihE 80 50 yards, more or less.
~ hlchard l. Thomas. ny deed dated Fcby
=hd 81 ana recorded IN said Lihrr d. ;, No Is
'o>Io - ~;
- NO. beng parcel known rs the Wharf
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SO ACRES

more or less, now ocvup.c cd ny the said mort
gagOrs, and being the same land which was
conveyed unto the said Susan f.. McCintock
by Frank w Jones ny deed dated October the
18th 1879 and recorded among said land
records in LihCr j. q. W. No I :olio 405 &c.
The property is about mics from Perry.
vile on the P W n b. K. r. and about one
mile from Aiken station on the b Il o, r. r.
and Is convenient 10 churches. schools mills.
stores and pOStOtlicc The soil is of fine quail
ty and well adapted for the production Of all
of the usual farm crops
The neighhorhOod is one OF the most plea
SAINT and thriving sections OF Cecil county
and the property is well worthy OF the atten-
ton of buyers, II IS improved hya2K story
dwelling part frame and part stone, contain
ing nine rooms, in good condition: store barn,
stone spring house and other out buildings.
TERMS.OF SALE-The whole of the money
to be paid on the day of sale. but these terms
viii be modihed to suit satisfactory pur-
chaser.
Cost OF deed to uc paid hy purchaser
W. j. Smith, auct GEORGE A. BLAKE.
Attorney named N said mortgage.
July l2ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-07-19
Recent Transfers of Property Recorded
In Cecil County.

William :. Evans. Trustee. to Aaron l..
Duyckinck. property in Rising sun.
$1,000.
Wilson l.. C"udon. ct. a., to Wilson l..
Smith. property near rcrryvIlc, S4oO.
l.. VI. IIaincS and Il. c. Thackcry, Trus-
tees. To Fred IL. Iclrr. house and lot
on West Main street. Elkton, $3.50.
Fannie \. CarhHrt Ia Mary Il. Ferguson.
farm in the Fifth district. on the road
leading from CharrStown To College
Green. containing II acres. $40.
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10 I ACRES


ana u"lnw The same farm which was convey
ed ,ntu the said william y. stewart bv The
-tid Ellen Il, Scott ANA husband by their decd
dated January Eth. 1890 and recorded annul
said and records il! Libcr o! G &C. 50. :.
folio ~. &r, The property i . mi'C~ ci~tau'
from Childs station on the T. \ . iair nd.
aud one half mile from Providence sta
lion and mill, on the l.. e. and Southern
railroad and is convenient - stores. grit
mills. markets, churches, schools ana post
Office
Tue sol, is suitable for all of the usual crops
especially wheat and hay, and the land is in
air state of cultivation, about one hundred
acres hcirr titled and the remainder meadow
ana timber The improvements Ir"n FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE of seven rooms: Barn
Granary. Wagon House, Corn Crins and other
Outhuildinps,
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of sale but
these terms vii! -hC modified to suit salts
factory purchaser. Cost OF decd to be paid
by purchaser.
GEORGE A. BLAKE.
Assignee of Mortgage
W& i, smith, Auct. July l2-ts
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
OF Cecil county has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county letters of admin
istratiOn on the personal estate of
WILLIAM REED,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the I'd day of Dee, 1902,
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. A Il persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immc-
diatc payment to the subscriber Given
under my hand this "a day OF June 1902
BENJAMIN VI. REED, IR.
Juncli bw Administrator
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Issued This Week at the office of Clerk
of Court for Cecil County.

Philip $. Torhcrt and Anna May
Kccscy, both of Pcrryvillc. Il. 5. Tor
bert, applicant.
Chester A. Krau>S and Sarah Il. Has
son. both of Port Deposit. William II.
Holm, applicant.
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Sales.

Mrs. Susan +. McCliutock has sold her
fine farm. situated near P"rryvillr. CON
tanning 81 acres. Ia Edward ID. Lnmdin.
ON private terms. Mr.. l.amdn will take
possession Of the farm about September
the LIST.
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Mortgage Sale
OF 4
Valuable Farm

Under and by virtue % power contained in
II mortgage from Susan Z. McCliutock and
james B. McCintOck. hrr husband, dated
the land records of Cecil county IN the State
OF Maryland in Libcr J. G.. w. No i, folio $50.
&c. tn" undersigned. the attorney named
therein to make sale in the event OF default
viii sell at public auction at the Court House
door IN the town of ElktOn. in said county on
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber Of
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county letters OF administration
on the personal estate of
THEODORE j. VANNEMAN,
late of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 2lst day of Nov. 1902.
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immed-
late payment to the subscriber. Given under
my hand this 2lst day OF MAY, 1902
ALLEN NJ VANNEMAN
Junel4-6w Administrator.
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MORTGAGE SALE
A Farm.

Under and bvViriuc o. power cont ln"l in
y mortEa~" from William y. stewart to Ellen
II scott. dat ed January i2tn. iHlO ana record
ed among the land records of CcciN county. in
the Sta'" of Maryland il Lih"r J. a.. W No.
b, toliO 81: %c., aud which has been assigned
10 the uudcrstIncd. he viii sell AT public auc-
unn 1T IA" Court House door in the town OF
Ektuu. In said county ON
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PLANTS FOR SALE
Small Farm of AZ Acres

ON the road from Leeds to Union Church
Improved by coed frame dwelling with
necessary out buildings All in first class
order, nearly new. acres in good timber
Fencing in good order. Store and Dwelling
attached at Theodore, Cecil County, Nd.
Frame and in good order. Good business
stand with pcstoilicc located in store. Store
room 2jX27 feet, Dwelling 32xls. Barn in rear
lSX50 feet
Blacksmith and whccwright shop on oppos
site corner at Theodore. Good stand
Apply to II. II. GILPIN,
or MANLY DRENSEN,
Ekton, Nc
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FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
There will be an examination for Free
Scholarships as follows:
At 9 A. M. Tuesday, July IS, 1902,

Office Board School Commissioners.
Onc-M Maryland Institute Mechanic Arts, free
tuition. for boys and girls.
Onc-Marylnnd Agricultural College. free
board and tuition, but with about $50 eX-
pcnscs, for boys.
Onc-Westcrn Maryland College, board and
tuition. for boys.
Thrce-Statc Normal School, books and tut
ton, boys and girls.
Onc-Washington College, Normal Depart
mcnt, for girls.
GEORGE BIDDLE,
Ju yl9-2w Examiner.
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ThreSher For Sale

One No. i nearly new Chalfant Thresher.
IN first class order, for sale Cheap. Address.
June 2ltf THOMAS WILLIAMSON
HOckessin, Del
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No. 1896.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of Elkton

AT ELKToN, IN THE STATE or MARYLAND.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
JULY lGtn, 1909.
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RETAIL.
JOHN y LEE
Selling prices J
WHOLESALE.
lPriCCS mid by lCnlnrR J
Q. c. GILEs, NORTH STKEE1

DC. GILES. NORTH STREET
Cabbage. 4c to &c Corn. 20 cts dozen.
Burmudl Onions, zoe peck
Apples, l2c half peck. Lemons, 20c dozen.
Oranges. 4OtO G0c dozen. Bananas, 20c Dozen
COcOanuts 4 and Sc.
CucumhCrS. to3 cts each.
SQuashcs. to cts each.
New Potatoes Is cts half peck.
Wax Beans. u cts Z peck. Tomatoes lOc J., PIX
Pineapplcs u to zoe each. Bocts cts bunch
WatCrmclons, 20 to 81 cts each.
Cantaopcs to 10 cts
Peaches ~ cts i NIX, HuCklchCrriCs. Sc 1T.
RaSpbcrrios IL cts quart.
Egg Plants 10 cts each.
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Wagon For Sale.
Restaurant For Sale.
Farm For Sale.
FOR SALE.

House and seven acres of ground near
Theodore, Cecil County, Md Also good Hib-
ncr Cleaner with truck-would exchange :Or
STOCK. Apply to
j. s. POGUE & son,
June 20, | mo-, Rising Sun Md
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STOCK FOR SALE.

Fifteen head of Cows and Heifers. Good
stock. Applyto
r. E. LAMAR, Elkt on, Md.
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ELKT0N MARKETS.


{KEYs " MILLER LUMBER COMPANYD
FRIDAY, July Il, 1902,
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PUBLIC SALE.
Store and Dwelling
At Providence Cecil County,
Maryland.
| will sell at public sale on the premises
Saturday, July %, 1902,

My store property and stock, and dwelling
house combined AT Providence, Cecil county.
Md. This is Il Desirable property and the store
is doing good business. The property has
has one quarter acre OF ground and good
stable. Also at the same time and place will
be sold one dayton wagon in good order. and
one set of single carriage harness.
b. F. CULLENY.
Chas. h, Bics, auct.
July SITS,
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
AUDITORS NOTICE.


j. Harvey Rowland vs VIM. Yves ley
Nickle and others.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County No. 2}j9
Equity
NOTICES hereby given TO the creditors
of Adclinc j. Nickle deceased to file their
claims, duly authenticated with the Clerk of
this Court within sixty days from the date of
this notice,
ROBERT c. THACKERY,
July 18th 1902 Auditor
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at IL O'Clock, moor, at which time an election
for nine managers to serve for one wear VIZ
be hcld and Que years interest on all prelna
Ium notes will he due and payable.
premium due. roy
JOSEPH II. STEELE,
JOHN NJ TUCKER Presidcn,
Sec. and Treas
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FOR SALE .
Land for Sale.

-, IL Acres Valuable Land for sale at Bacon
Hill. Come and look ut it.
july5-4t JOHN X. GROSH.
North East Md
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WHOLESALE.
prices paid by dcalcrs)
Wheat. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. 20
Corn (coh) '.... ....,.,............ go
Oats -, ..,...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Hay uimothyl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl2
Hay miXed) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sll@Sl2
RETAIL.
JOHN y LEE
Selling prices
Butter, ountry)............... ... 35cts
Butter, Clancy creamery ...-....... 2HctS
Beef, round. observation-disclosures. l6cts
scroin.. .,..,.......,.... 2Octs
trndCrlOln ............. ...... 2OCiS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6tO Sets
Veal Cuilct............. ........,... 'NCtS
Veal chops. ........ 10 10 Gets
Lamb, lCg..,..... Observation-Disclosures. 20ctS
Lamb chops ........,..... ........,, l3 20 20ctS
Eggs ............ ........,...... ..... j. cts
Lard ........... ................... l4ctS
Chickchs.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2)cts
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