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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
MARRIED IN KENOSHA.

The marriage Of Miss Jennie Tam
ninga and famine Tamminga, Of
Chicago, was quietly celebrated in
this city Sunday morning, the cere-
1nony being performed by Judge S1os-
son. The bride and groom were
cousins and for this reason they were
forced to come to Wisconsin to wed.
They returned to Chicago Sunday
afternoon and reception was held at
the home of the bride.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
Sewer Plan Presented.

The plan for the new sewer system,
which was the work of Engineer
Shields and Engineer Moth, was re-
ported to the council, and as the coun-
Gil was not ready to act on the report,
it was referred to the street assess
ment committee. It will now be re-
ferred to the people, and they viii be
given chance to examine the plans.
The full plan will be published in the
official paper of the city for the next
thirty days. The estimate of the en-
gineers on the cost of the trunk line
sewer is 500, 481. This estimate does
not, of course, include the cost of
building the branch lines proposed in
the plan, but it is estimat ted that these
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
MISS HAzELTON TO WE'D.
Only Daughter of the Late DIR. e. G. Hazel
ton to be Bride of Harold Jeffery.

Announcement has been made of
the approaching marriage of Miss
Blanche Evelyn Haze1ton, only
daughter of the late DR.. Edgar G.
Haze1ton and Mr.. Harold Jeffery.
The wedding which will be quiet
affair will be celebrated on the eve
ming of June 30.
Miss Hazelton is one of the best
known of the young women in Keno
sha society. She is a graduate of
Kemper Hall and has been great
favorite with the young people of the
city.
Mr.. Jefery and his bride will make
their home on Park avenue and will
be at home to their friends after the
first of August.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
TO GIVE A PLAY.

The members of the senior class of
the High School are working very
hard on their class play and the re-
suit is gratifying. The title of the
play is "a Scrap of Paper" written
by ]. Palgrave Simpson and is in
three acts. The play is to be given
class night, June 23rd and is under
the personal direction Of Miss Sefa
Moulton. Announcement regarding
the sale Of tickets will be made in the
near future. sode
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
MAKING NEW DIRECTORY.
Post Officials Securing Names to Facilitate
the Work of Local Office

The officials of the Kenosha post
office are making new directory of
the patrons of the Office. It is known
as box directory, and will require
some time for its completion. Many
Of tie business men of the city have
boxes for their personal mail, and the
remainder Of the mail Of the families
is sent out by carrier. This has
caused considerable trouble for the
office, and in order to get the matter
Strengthened out it was deemed adj
visable for the new directory to be
made,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09

Mrs. F.. C. Culver entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
Park avenue Saturday. evening in
honor of Mr.. Culver. A pleasant time
issreported by those present.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
CONTRACT NOT MADE.
Board of Education Fails to Reach Agree
ment with Supt.- Elect Zlmmers


The conference between Superin-
tendent-e1ect P. ]. Zim1ners and the
Board of Education Saturday night,
was not a successful one and no agree
ment was reached between the board
and the new official. Mr.. Zimmers
did not accept the position that has
been rendered to him and some of the
members of the board seem to be of
the opinion that he will not accept
the position. Berlin is anxious to re-
tain Mr.. zimmers and it is stated that
he has been offered the same salary
that he will secure in Kenosha.
+ Mr.. Zinmers will wire the presi-
dent of the board today, and let him
know his decision in the matter.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09

sewers will more than pay for them
selves, leaving balance to apply on
the trunk line.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09

Overseer Speicher, of Zion City, has
come out with fiat denunciation of
the wars between Capital and Labor
and it is evident from his speech that
Zion viii have nothing to do with
organized labor.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09
DIVORCED IN CHICAGO.

william Closterman of This City Secures
Legal Separation From His Wife.
In the Superior Court in Chicago
last Saturday afternoon Judge Tuthi11
granted an absolute divorceto George
C1osterman of this city from his wife,
Lena C1osterman of Chicago. The
proceedings were of most sensa-
tiona1 nature, cruel and inhuman treat
ment being the grounds on which the
decree was granted Attorney Baker
of this city appeared for the plaintiff
in the action.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-06-09

Kenosha. 0 0 o Oh
Woodstock ........ o O. 0 0 0 0 o. l
Two-base hits-Horn, Mahoney, Smith, Her
mann, Knobs. Three-base hits-Horn, Dona-
hue. Home runs-Donahue. Stolen bases-By
Murphy, Donavan, Smith, 2; by Hermann, /.
Struck out-By Smith, 10; by Ryan,, 2. Bases
on bal1s-By Smith, Il by Ryan, 3; by
Knobs, 3. Umpire--Matthews Attendance
2,000 Time, LAO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
Court To Meet On Tuesday

The Circuit Court will Tccunvrnc on
Tup~lIny. 1t l., likely THAT the suit of
Mrs. \. II. Hartman against the Stand
ard Oil Company for damages for per
.onnl injuries resulting from Il collision
htiwern her team and an oil wagon, near
the entrance to Holly Hall, on the even
inc of December n. of last year. will be
first called and tried. The jurors on the
pane! save those who tried the previous
suit of the plaintiffs father against the
defendant company, will be in attend
ancc The case >hGuld not occupy more
tlGln II day or Il day and a-haf 50 that
the trial Of State W. Hops and Holland
will likely come up on Wednesday morn
Ing or afternoon. They will be tried by
the Court. hut whether singly or Jointly
has not vet been settled.
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PERSONAL.

Dr. Stanley Steele. of Wilmington. was
in town this. week.
Joseph II. Mofit, IF Nolth East. WIS
I'M Ellton visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Clavrloux. of l'hilldcphia. i,
Il piping with Elkr"n friends.
Mis-. Florence Mcfarland is with Bal
limor, :cl;tiyr~ far tie holidays.
Samuel j. Keys had John IIinklc, Of
Danvilc, Pa. rs Il holiday guest.
Dr. and Mrs. james H. Frazer >l.'nt
the holidays with EllltoM relatives.
Ml>. II. W. Lewis is entertaining Mrs,
\. V. Hughes, OF WiImin2t>". Del.
Nit. Wi.,i@n.~ and the Mise, II, riory
-!,,I tn, ho.iGIy, ut AlAnti" CITY.
Mr. ana Mis-. +. NJ. Groves ,rt@,
Christmas with Baltimore relatives.
Mis- Katherine JoSlin. of rhilad"i-
! ph;H. hH> been visiting relatives here.
! Samuel j. Price. of rho University of
Maryland. spent TIN, holidays ut home.
| Ni,, llr!vm " rinr na> hr,n cntcI;.:tI.-
ing Mis- Helen Hrk,.. "f WilmH-t i.
The Eurhr, Club w. ,at,!iarrd 10y
! Mr.. \. W. Evans "a "Wednesday rvrn-
, ing.
Hury S;aLtuA. e: WimiE-;on. >I"Ht
! Mprsly in F,lkrnn with his cousin. VIM.
/ II ro.y.
G.. $. Mnttingly and family spent the
Christmas holiday with friends 1T Char
lrStpwn.
Mr. and Mrs Rogasn,r have been The
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael I.ipman
of Elkton.
Miss Bessie Manly is with her sister
the holidays.
William +. Constable and Robert l..
Mitchell are home from Baltimore fol-
tho holidays.
The friends of Robert Mar~hbank. now
, Of Chicago, We're pleased to Sc him ri
hame for the holidays.
Harry McMastcr and sister. of Fnil
! Hill, were Christmas guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward w. Taylor.
The Misses Eleanor and Katherine
! lDWcn, Vi 4\tNafk, spent SUM uasH WIN
| Elliton relatives this week.
Harry Evans. of Birmingham, Aha. is
spending the holidays with his parents
F.! Mr., and Mrs. W. :. Evans.
Levin l.. Shocklry. of Wilmington
spent Sunday and Monday with hi,
mother, Mrs. A. Il. Shocklcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Porter of Viii
mington, were holiday guests of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. May
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
Eikfon Council Elects Officers

The following officers were clartcd at
the regular meeting Of Elkton Council,
No. -, in. O. L. \. NJ, held on Tuesday
evening for the ensuing term-Councilor,
William T. Clark; Nice-C Councillor, f.
Kamcther: Recording Secretary, +. NJ.
Grcvcs Financial Secretary, Ricketts,
Nelson: Treasurer, j. Ii. Sloan; Assist
ant Recording Secretary, Geo. w. Boul-
den; Conductor John r. Walters; Weir
den. William Il. Warren; Inside Senti-
mel. Charles |. George: Outside Sentinel.
George Bcdwcll; Trustees, Samuel }.
Keys, Alfred Davis and =. NJ. Groves;
Representative to State Council, +. NJ.
Groves; Alternate, II. LETTERS; Chaplain,
William II. Sprinkle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
Order of Publication
In the Circuit Co,rt for crcil County.
In Equity No. 2j6j.

The object of this suit Is to procure a de
cree Tor a sale OF the real estate OF which
Margaret +. Hamilton. sometimes called
Margaret Hamilton. iatr of tCcii County, in
the state OF Maryland. died. seized, Ior the
purpose of paving her dc BITS. The biz states
that the said Margaret +, Hamilton was in
her life time indebted unto the p aintili in
the sum of four hundred dollars 5 100 upon
her sealed note. dated the twenty fourth
day OF May in the year lSli, for the ayncnt
OF that sum on or before the 9th day Of May.
III the year 1873. with interest rom datr.that
the payment OF SAID note was secured by n
mortgage nom said Margaret H. Hamilton to
the piatnliil upon one ol the tracts OF land
III, ntiOntd in the bill. bearing date he 4lth
day ui May, in the NtMr 1891. and recorded
among the land records aforesaid in Itbcr
j. Tt., NO :. folio ": that the who.C oi aid
sum OF four hundred dollars t>iOO. with in
terrsl from the 2ith da, OF November. in the
year 1852. remains due and owing; that the
said Margaret r.. Hamilton being so indcht.
cd unto the nlainiiil and also unto DIVERS
Other persons departed this life on or about
the month OF March, in the year 1901, inieS-
tate. and lett the said Sarah j Groves, her
sister. aS her next OF XII and only heir at
law; that she LETT personal estate of some
value and real estate situate in SAID Cecil
County. which Is fully described in the bill
and It's accompanying exhibits. and when
She claimed under the Wills OF sylvester II.
CoulSon and Elizabeth toulSon and under
deeds from the plantill aud his wife and
Others. one of said deeds being dated the ~ h
da, ol July, III the year 1891, and recorded in
the land records OF cecil County, Maryland,
in Iiher j. L. G..No.6 tOtiO 81, and the OF her
bearing date the 24th dav OF May, in the year
1884. and recorded aS aforesaid III ibrr J r.
q No !, iolio ~: tina, administration OF
said personal estate has been committed to
CHARTS E. caldwell. who is proc, cdIn" to
apply Tie same in due course o. administra-
tiun, but that IL Is no. sufficient to pay the
dcblS oi the plalnIIti and OF The other credit.
orS of he said Margaret f.. Hamilton: that
Mary q. Coulson, Jacob l. touISon, Harriet
= CoulSon his wife George r WiIianSon
iIlinp Il " his wi N
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Real Estate.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

George J. Boldly and wife and others
to William j. f. Rice and others. prop
erty in Eighth district.
Samuel J. Gatchcll. Commissioner. to
John Cecil Bilos and NJ. CUrnnc AMBER
son, farm Of III acres at Blue Ball.
(Subject to dover interest of Annie E.
Bilc~D
c. 7. +. Mearps and wife to Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, . acres in
Fifth district. SILT.
Margaret \. Forester and others TO
Isaac W. Hammond, 11l2 acre property
in Seventh district, $500.
William Howard Mcndenhall and 9th
ers to Abraham II. Mcnlenhall interest
in 122 acre farm near Blue Ball.
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Dr. and Mrs. Martindale had Prof.
anu W - H. h'Shh' ~ ,I''lneh, ~ J''
~, '''''"'' S"'N'S ut '''' W. H. "'So''-
"@''
Mr. and Mis- George 4. Witwor1h re
tunnel t" their home in Wilmington a.trr
Slc} ling Christmas with El,tun rra-
u''S'
Jacob Dean. who has made ouito i
stay in ST. Ioui~ and visited !, numbnr Of
Western and Southern point$, is at home
agair.
u ,,
W. II. MY. 'r'. ~ @$hih%toh' ~
=" >iei' '.l' Af'>'hf'I A'I'''aN IN EIN-
II N,,v "
! Frank Mcknight, who is engaged "n
railroad c"rtracin" work at Alexandria.
Va" spent Christmas with his family in
EIEt"n.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren ! J,ir..s md
children. of G,rmnn1uyn IN srort +hn
HOLIDAYS with Mr., and Mrs. l.. n
/ IIaiurS.
1,r .,,d VIZ. Il ,t,r,,.,,1,;,. -
p, L' ,,,'" tin a. - I|I'til'' ,,,, ~
,''' ,.;,,, ,, '" -!
n,.,,,,.',,
Mrs. Thomas y. Lewis and daughter
have returned home after 81 visit to rcl:l-
tivcs and friends i'll Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
NJ, ,1 ,I,.. 1,o,,,,,, ,,,,l 1,,,,..,,,I
w io, ~ nhiadiI'I,;" "l ;'i.dI ,,t,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
READ THIS

! have inquiries for Farms all sizes, frsns
people throughout Maryland, Deiawarp}
New York, Pennsylvania, and as far So1f&s
as South Carolina. ! advertise North a1Is
SOUTH get buyers and sellers In tough
with each other. ! viii soon circulate amonse
these people list OF the Farms and othak
Real Estate placed In my hands to sell. Up
you want to sell your place advantage
ously? II you do, place 1t with me. w6fss
day and night to get you he hest purchassa
Your interests in my hands will be vfgp$-
Ously advanced. Write me now for partftNs.
lars. j. WATERS RUSSELL.
Real Estate, Chestertewn, MA
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Monday, Jan q, 1905

AT | O'CLOCK, i. NJ.
all that tract or parcel of lana with the I'M
provementS thereon of which william r.
Dawson died seized and whereon he resided
AT the time OF his death, and particularly
described In deed to him from Samuel
Williams and wife dated May i, 1859, and
recorded in the land records of Cecil County.
Nd, in Liber ID. s., No. 3 folio oli &c. This
pro perty contains 10 acres and b. square
perches, more or less 1t is situated about
J. miles below Greenhurst on the road to
Theodore, and is row occupied by Mrs.
, Millcent ID. Dawson the widow of said de-
ceased. The Improvements consist OF a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31

ORDER NISI
IN Re- The Mortgaged Real Estate of II
Kirk Cameron ct al.

In the Circuit Court for Ceci County.
In Equity No. 255s.
ordered. This 25th day of November, 100
that the sale OF the real estate of +. KY
Cameron ct al made and reported by Coed
\. Blake, Attorney In the above entitn
use, he ratified and confirmed, unf
cause to the contrary thereof be shown
or before the 18th day OF January next;
vided IA copy of this order be inserted
some newspaper printed and published
Cecil County once n week for one mo
before the 9th day of December next
The report states the amount of sale &c
$500. -
MANLY DRENNEN, Ct
True Copy-TeSt:
nov26- In MANLY DREN MEN, Cferts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

-llAll1 NEW IIAl.
-Bcthel NJ. 7. Church. Bay View,
held it,, Christmas entertainment Dn last
Friday evening.
A box social was held in Pcncadcr
Presbyterian Church. Glasgow. hast CIV
cning by the local w. c. Il. l.
A special program of exercises has
been arranged for the close of Crouchs
Chapel Sunday School tomorrow after
noon.
The Il. X o. II. Il. will reconstruct
it's bridge over Chester creek and several
others between Wilmin4ton and lhila-
dclpha.
Captain John Gci~cr, of Fairlcc, for
fcitcd &21.73 under the new Kent county
game law Last week for killing Il fox and
muskNt.
"A new mail car will be attached to
train G3 running between Washington
and New York on the T.. Il. X w. X. X.
after january |.
Mrs. Martha Campbell fell i'll the
yard at her daughters, Mrs. John Il.
Strickland'S, in Lcwisvlle, one day last
week and broke her leg.
Watch meeting in the newly restored
st. MuryS Church, North East, Satur-
day from | p. III. to- midnight Address
on The Old and the New.
,,,,
The lalr an" HupP't "gGu. ''i n", -
naE oNe,I"- u? i,r'iT''''" ,;it,,
will be continued this evening.
DARIUS and Walter Trcw. of Pomona
IN heht county, la>' M'cN N'l't'' re-
Sp"c'iN'lA ~,N''''1 n .,n ''-,'''''
,.... u
ne rlN'ol' l-''''n" ih-n' - i''t'I
AGAIN h' III charge "a Ar'h"t H. ii"','.
Wool WIZ mas Ivy .',',,,,
10 l''''I''2'"'' - He '''' '"'''H 81
The fund for I"WiSvilIc'> new board
walk was lnrrr'SrH ny Hl' I|"'%'S ~
the 'E,N social men" 1T ''ir i'>,'', ;'''. ~
Mrs san" Ao"iI "'' -N"'''''H 'N'"'N7'
-DNSTERS FOR SALE-Primc salt
water oysters. >huckrd or in she'll, 1T
ut Bridge street wharf, Elkton.
CAPT. f. SE''ElNrN'
In order 1o call in old stock that
cam not he located the Oxford Agricul-
tural Society will rcincorpolntc under III"
Al
ton.
Flint Hin NJ. f.. SUNDAY school will
hn,l its Christmas exercises tomorrow
evening Special music and talented
singers are promised. The public is cor
Ji,llv invited tn attend.
,. .l.,,. ,,,.,,.l.,,I
h,. =. thick for in Tho. aft,rI.unu and even
inc lg,nyiu. trains ana such craft H.
v... in r.. un the hnv and rivers. not en-
tir,.ly Chased by the ice.
~. ,,..t. ,,,,,
Si' I'M ''''''' =" =" ~'',' a.,
Nmrvl,ud p,ui1,utilry. The former
win S,ryn ri.sbt wears for horse stealing
.rd thr Inter rwu for burglary and lar
,.nuv
,,,..
In" newly "''Ftc" "'ir'lH VI i"N' ',m
Il, ir.t,,Ird ON Tu,>.,ay evening. \ full
,tt,rI.nr. nf members is requested
Erst,l Textures will fol!ow the ccrr-
monies
.r,,
-oWlr& I" ~ cru! u" '''N'n@ ~
.prur.vIvorfn billed AT Elkton Opera
IIousp for las, evening WAS not played
.rhr comi,,,r; may arrange for II date
h.r, l,t.r in the season.
v,,,,,
y mn" l'ltF N"l",',' ~ W i:,'''.
sprAreS works Was a"u'' 10 tn' i'"i"i
ID ->Pi,n '"'H' ,,.i,, ha,nl b,r,
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SIX ROOM 49,
FRAME DWELLING

ings.
TERMS OF SALE THE terms of sale
prescribed by the decree are: :. of purchase
money to be paid in cash on day of sale; i
In six months. and balance in twelve
months thereafter, credit payments to bear
interest from day of sale and be secured by
notes OF purchaser with surety 10 be APP
proved by the Trustee. Purchaser to pay
cost of conveyance. The property viii be
sold subject to the dover interest of said
widow therein.
J.. MARSH ALL HhINES,
J. c. HINDMAN, Trustee,
Auctioneer. Elkton, Nd.
dee. 3l--tS
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PUBLIC 6 ALE.
OF a
SMALL FARM.

|ndcr ana by virtue OF power contained
IN mortgage from Frank c. Mcknight and
others, dated on the 10Th day of May in the
year 1873, and recorded among the land re.
cord books of Cecil county. i'll the state OF
Maryland, in Liber J. +. G. No. y. Folio aS2
Nc, the undersigned. the attorney named
therein to make sale in the even; orleiault.
VIII olltr at public sac, AT IN" Court House
coor, in the town OF Eliton, III said County.
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EQR SALE Or RENE

The Partridge Hill property In tlItor ~
OF the most beautifully located prnpr',.. IN
the heart OF any town In Maryland yC
and onehalf acres of ground, elevated ..LIt4
the adjacent streets. with natural t., tA@e :.
on three sides. Large Colonial brick otR =
/ in excellent repair, with modern conveuiep-
ceS. Apply to the owner,
JOHN GILPIN
2oseptf Elkton, Mary I'D
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
Farmer Wanted,

Farmer wanted to farm on the halves th"
farm of Mrs. Emma 1T. Armstrong. r car
Rock Church, Cecil Comfy, Md. Farm COP
tainS 10 acres. CAL on or address,
". +. ARMSTRONG, Agent.
oct Str Fair HIN. Nc,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

mis- is 10 give notice that the ss,i4,Scrib-
elS of Cecil county have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county let
tiers, tcSt;lmrntnry on the personal rS-
tate of
HENRY Il. CARTER,
late of said county, deceased. All per-
SONS having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly a1l-
thenticatcd
on or before the 10th day of June, 1905.
they may otherwise be excluded from
any benefit of said estate. AN persons
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the s,lbscrib-
ers. Given under our hands this 18th
day of December, 1904.
JOHN II. DEWITT,
CHARLES S. PEACOCK,
Dec. 3l-6t Executors
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sept BIS


Manly Property Main ST ElIlton, Nm. es =
dence II rooms.
Farm OF 200 acres Carpenters Point ok
Farm Of l2G acres in 9TH District C,,., 30,
Farm of li0 acres on Delaware anG : .ify-
land liue.
Lodore or shaw place west Of Elkt",
f.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
for cecil County. in Equity passed in cause
No. 2520 the undersigned Trustee will sell at
public auction at Armours store. at Green
hurst Cecil County Md on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-31
WAN TED.
Wanted.

y few scholars in vocal music Apply to
KATHARINE Y. CONSTABI l.,
Oct l.tS f.ll<lOM. Nc.
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Brick Houses 5laM

with garden lots. recently improved. a!lEat,
on Nam street, near the PoStoilicc, and thV
vacant ground ,cNceptin" tt" fame Rouse
the reon, south OF them, the vacant lot at
the southeast corner of Main street and
Back street. ana two frame houses ON Main
Street opposite the store of Emery Lowe.
Also Il one-lourtCenth undivided interest in
the Ford farm of % acres located on Garrett
Cove in the Filth district.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thrd cash; the
balance onc-third in one year and one-third
in two years, secured on the premises. y
deposit of fifty dollars on each piece of town
property will be required at the sale.
+. c. McCRACkEN, Agent.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John +. Bostic and Viola Shepherd.
both of Elkton.
Luther Logan, of Rowlandvillc, and
Bessie G. Moore. of Pilot.
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Farm Wanted.

Wanted 10 itcnt--a farm in seventh lis
trict of tccii County--ab0ut sew MY acres 90
ground and good buildings. state price
Address q. +. STERLING.
NIB Woodland Ave,
West Philadelphia pcUuhr
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FOR SALE.

Farm milt 4 from Elkton. - acc O.. 10
ptrrhrH. roomed house, n good VI or
wafer " iln necessary onibuldingS. Fr"'' Of
all kind or pace.
W. t.. mellow El!
sept Bis Roy oil
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more or less and Is more tUNy described in
said mortgag The SOIL is OF good quality
and under he management ofthr late Join
Mcknight. raised large crops II is very
suitable for trucking
1t Is improved by II frame dwelling hot Sc
barn and other outbuildngS.
The terms OF sale wi be made to suit the
circumstances of satisfactory purchaser,
with the approval of the undersigned. Cost
Of deed to be paid by purchaser.
GEORGE \. BLAKE. Attorney.
William j. Smith. Auctionccr.
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At the same time and place will be sold a
lot of household goods consisting of Carpets,
Chairs, BcdstcadS, Goose Feather Bed,
Quits, Canned foods, Range and other
articles
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
NEC0YS Z IA GALE

FOR RENT-House and Store IN Wes
Elkton lately occupied by w. X. Gilr,r.
Apply to l. NJ HAINES
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COLORED.

William w. Brown, of North East
and Gertrude l.. Johnson, of West CheS,
ter, Pa.
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100 Red Head and 40 fanvns Bacl. l.. COY y
for sale in good order.
Appl% to
NJ. f.. COLE,
IcrFNNiI',. I'd.