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passed through the canal on tuesday
with Il party bound for the ducklng
grounds Wh"r" they VIII make II week :
I ADVERT W. I. /. |. hrId ITS otohcr
meeting at MIS-. Mollle 'fothelS. Inc
N"vrmhrr meeting Will be held next
thursday ut tn" nome OF Miss Iva l..
M'alhS
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Saturday, November S, 1904
At | O'CLOCK L. NJ.


at the late residence of said deceased,
East Main Street. Elkton. the following
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William NJ. NJ. Thomas. of st. Mary'S
county, and Sarah +. truikShank, of
CcciltOn.
Frank \. Brown, of Blue Ball. and
Florence Il. Lewis of BarkStlale.
William p Carr and Della Hartman,
both of Bald Friar.
William J. Knight and Mary +. Hail.
both of Port Deposit.
Alexander Fleming and Irene Getz.
both of Philadelphia.
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Big Blaze Near Warwick.

The Cuthuildings on the farm of Mrs.
Susan l.. Perkins located near Warwick,
and tclraUtcd by J. -. DodSon. were de-
*t1oyed by fire of unknown origin on
Tuesday afternoon. together with Soy
rrll hundred bushels, OF wheat. a guam
tity of hny. implements. etc. There is
said t" he ample insurance..
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LOCAL NEWS.
- Monday is All Halloween.

-h'hhhN - AL ilE'll'N'
The Hunters moon WIS full on Mon
day night.
Wheat sold in Baltimore on Monday
at Sis per bu~hel.
Revival services are in progress at
Calvert NJ. Il. Church.
-Che&tnutS are reported abundant in
upper and scarce in lower Cecil.
Ducks are appearing in considerable
numbers on the SuSqurhanna, Elk and
North East rivers.
William II. Warburton, ESD, ad-
dressed Il Republican meeting at Denton
Caroline county, on Tuesday.
--Rt. Rev. Bishop W. +. Adams will
make his annual visit to st. Stephens
Church, Cecilton, on November {.
-Ex- Senator Austin l.. Crothers spoke
at Il Democratic meetings held at Prin-
cess Anne and CriStcld last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of North
East NJ. +. Church will held an oyster
supper in q. \. X. Hall on Monday ev-
cning.
Frank Riley had Hrs leg broken by Il
pole falling which the Republicans We're
raising at Oak Hill. Pa. near Rising
Sun. one day recently.
The Rummagr Sale held by ST.
Marks Guild slt Pcrryvil.c will continue
today from > to 10 p. III. Ice cream
cake and candy on sale.
-Ducking licenses will be issued by
Clerk of the Court bremen at Charles
town this morning and at Pcrryville this
and Monday afternoons.
--Rcy. +. II. Little. ID. d.. President of
the Maryland NJ. Il. Conference, will
preach ut Salem Church, Warwick Cir
curt, ut 3 y. m. November &.
A Halloween Social will be held by
the Ladies' Art Circle of Perryvile on
Monday evening. The mattresses will
be in gypsy costume. Admission 10 cts.
A Republican Club has been organized
at Rising Sun. Mr.. Wayne Reynolds is
president and j. f. Blumfield. secretary
of it. The Club meets on Thursday
nights.
Few voters will take TO the woods on
November s aS it is now unlawful to
kill birds or game on election day. The
"purcha>s,be" will have leisure to see
what's doing.
Harry Thorp. of Pcrryvll". employ
I'd ut Augustine paper mill. Whining
ton. ran Il nail in his foot. one day last
week. and h,d to he taken to his rs,n
in Il. carriage
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TIL RSD.AI

The institute was opened with prayer
offered by Rev. Father L. l.. Arnd. pals
tor Of Elkton Catholic Church. 4 round
table discussion upon Language Work
led by Miss Elsie DuhAmcl and Miss
Hattie Ennis followed. after which Miss
Ruth McClackcn and Prof Carroll Ed
gar give Instructive treatment of Con
Struction Work" with blackboard illus
tratonS. The usual interval devoted to
music under Prof. Gibson followed.
Prof. Gibson. later in the day. took oc-
cnSion to congratulate the county upon
its fine body of teachers and the char
actcr Of the work he had witnessed. He
expressed his appreciation of the all
around courtesy extended to him by tear
CHEERS, officials and citizens. Miss NJ Il.
Cochran occupied the rest of the morn
ing with the further treatment of Read
ing"
In the afternoon Miss Cochran dcvUt-
ed half an hour to "Phy$ical Training
with practical exercises. in which the
teachers joined, to the amusement of
those of the spectators who were not up
on modern methods. Miss Helen \. Nc
Eaulcy read the report on "Improving
ScnOpl Houses ana hrDllnuS, showing
what had been accomplished at her own
school. Principal II. w. Caldwell read
the r1'eOlt on the progress Of the Read
inS Circle during the year. showing that
Cecil had gone up from seventh to Stt.-
ond place i'll the number of teachers tax
ing the course and was practically first
aS Allegany. which led her. had twice 1T
many teachers employed. The merits of
the Circle were discussed briefly by
Misses Mary Anderson. Leila Mccoy,
Bessie Gallagher, Roberta Graham. Ed
ma Wiley. Thomas $. FOran and prin-
cipal Caldwell, and Mis- Cochran. like
wise, urged its value while returning
thanks for the cooperation she had met
with, closing by saying that she would
carry away more than She had brought
to the institute.
Superintendent Biddlr. in adjourning
III" body. said that all the teachers but
one, and She WAS i'll. had attended the
institute Il record never before nude
The institute hai been in every way
successful. \ vote of thanks l.. the pVu-
pl" of Elitou for cUurtrN,> etc.. move,
by Principal Caldwell, wglS carried by Il
rising vote. and the institute of 1904
waS declared adjourned.
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1O7 Acres

more or less This farm is situated two and
onc-half miles east ofEllitun. in said county
ON the road running from the Newport and
Elliton turnpike to McNcal'S Crossing. and
adioinS lands of heirs ofStephen PUCK. heirs
Jacob scott and others and is now in the ten
IRE of Richard owens. The improvements
consist off omfortable dwelling good barn,
granary, wagon house, corn crib, sc. There is
a good apple orchard on the farm The land
is OF good quality, in "A high state of cultiva-
ton. is well watered and under good fencing:
about acres in timber. Also ne following
personal property, viz:-Bay colt dexter"
years old, well broken, kind and gentle and
good driver; bay gelding colt by Three
Tips mich cows, good cows, now milk
ing: hogs, boar aud SOW; corn shelter, about
ton of hay, dayton wagon, bee hives and
bees, milk cans.
TERMS OF SALE:-As to farm-One-third
cash on day of sale, balance in 9 equal install
ments at Gand l2monthS; credit payments to
bear interest and be secured by note of pur-
ceaser, with surety to be approved by
executor. AS to personal property-Sums
OF $50 and under cash; on sums over
that amount credit of ninety days will be
allowed on giving bankable note with APP
proved surety.
Also on the following day at | o'clock p.
M; at the late residence of said deceased in
Elkton, Will be sold the household and kit
chen furniture of said deceased; also one
horse wagon, | tongue. | phaeton, set OF
harness, feed box, cultivator, lifting-jack.
Terms cash l.. MARSHALL HAINES,
Executor of Jacob =. Markee, deceased.
WIN. j. SMITH, Auctioneer.
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ORDER NISI.
In Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of Charles
y. Post and Wife.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 25i7.
Ordered, This 9th day of October, 1904
that the sale of property mentioned in these
proceedings, made and reported by George
A. Blake, Attorney, be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 2Dth day of December
next; provided a copy OF this order nc in
serted in some newspaper printed and pub
lished III Cecil County once week for one
month before the 10Th day OF November
next.
The report states the amount of sale 10 lie
$1,000.
MANLY BRENNAN. Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
oct 2D.jts MANLY DRENNEN. Clerk
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For Sale or Rent.

The Partridge Hin property in Elkton. Oss
OF the most beautifully located properties n
the heart of any town in Maryland. Tvs
and one-half acres of ground elevated abcys
the adjacent streets, with natural terra pSa.
on three sides. Large Colonial brick hoI,sp.
in excellent repair with modern convenier-
ceS. Apply to the owner,
JOHN GILPiN,
Z9Septf Elkton, Marylar o.
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Order of Publication.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Pearson f.
Wildman.


Whereas, petition has been filed in
said Court by George A. Blake, OF said
County, setting forth that a certain Pearson
r. Wildman late OF said County, on the 18th
day of January. in the year 1885, cNecuted
his last will and testament in writing OF said
date. in and by which lie named said petit
TONER as the executor thereof: that ON or
about the LIST day OF September, in Ihe wear
1887, the said Pearson r.. whitman, While on
IA visit among relatives in the city of VIII
mington, in the State Of Delaware, diSap-
peared and has neither been seen or heard
of by any of his amlly, relatives. friends or
acquaintance since said disappearance;
that dilG"nI search. inquiry and advertise
ment hnN e been made for him.a AS in said peti
tlon sCt forth, but no Information OF him has
been received; that the family and relatives
of the said absentee. aS well as said petit
toner; verilybelieNe that the said absentee
i dead, and that aS more than seven years
have elapsed since the beginning OF said
disappearance he Is, in law. supposed to he
dead: that the said prtitioner has presented
said Will for probate, in order that after its
probate. letters tcstamentary should be
issued hereunder and prayed that such
order as might he necessary therefor, should
be passed In the premises
1t Is thereupon, this fourth day of October
IN the year 1904. by the orphans Court of
| Cecil County, ordered that notice be, and he
| same is hereby given, that said will purport
ing to bc the will of the said Pearson f.
Wlldman, has been presented to the said
Court for probate, together with the afore-
| said petition, in order that letters testament
| tary hereunder may be ISSUED as aforesaid.
and the said absentee is hereby warned to
appear in said Court On or before the 23d day
OF November, in the wear 1901. and show
cause why the said Will should not be pro-
bated and Letters documentary be issued
| hereunder as aforesaid, and 1t Is further
ordered that copy of this order shall be
published, once week. for four successive
weeks, IN one of the newspapers of said
| County, fifteen days before the 23d day of
November, in the year 1901.
=. X. BLAKE.
| WIN. J. CLARK.
THOMAS :. MILLER.
True Copy--Test:
| I. b. MILLER.
bct r. VI ot Register.
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FOR SALE

Manly Property Main st Elkton, Fine cs,,-
dence II rooms.
Farm of 200 acres Carpenters Point Nsss
tarm of 40 acres In 9Th District Cecil g
Farm of lao acres on Delaware and Ma-s
land line.
Lodore or shaw place west of Elkton.
l.. Nj. HAlNES-
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to Loan on First Mortgage RtSa
Estate Security, in sums to suit from $500 h.
$1,000.
may Z If HENRY NJ. Meet ILOUGH,
Opposite Court House, Atty at-f.aw,
Main Street, ElktOn, q
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Money To Loan.

Money to Loan on first Mortgage securinE
\ very low rate of interest on first-cl a5sa
loans.
JOSHUA CLAYTON,
Attorney-at.LaW
Main Street, Elkton, MA
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ORDER NISl.
ORDER NISl.
In Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of George
Seger and wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 2ji6.

Ordered, This 18th day of October 1904 that
the sale of property mentioned in these pro
ceedingS, made and reported by j. Marshall
Haincs, Attorney, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the End day of December
next; provided Il copy of this order be inSer-
ed IN some newspaper print ed and published
IN Cecil County once week for one month
before the End day of November next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
500.
MANLY DREN MEN, Clerk.
True Copy-TeSt:
oct 22-iW MANLY DREN MEN, Clerk
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DOubIe.BreaSted

Sack Suits are very popular
for Young Men;the New Styles
are here in Brown and Blue
Serges, $40, $I2, 81 S, up to $40.
Single Breasted Suits at S. to
$40. New Fall Top Coats, $40,
$12 and SIS, Regular Fall
Over coats, S. to SIS. New Rain
Coats, $40 to SIS. New Styles
in Suits for Little Boys, ; to s
years, So. so to So. Refers, S.
and S.. Overcoats, 81 so to So.
Big line of Boys, Suits and
Overcoats, sizes 9 to 10 years.
at $500 to S.. Boys sizes, IS
to 10 years, Suits and Over
coats, IS to SIS. Everything
New in Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishings too.
Bgssuse MULLIN'S G Gets
Best. Wilmington. Shoes
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25SeIIti
FOR RENT.

Farm of 50 acres, situated at Childs Statiss
Is. II q. Il. Il. or two and hair miles fro u
Elkton on Blue Bah Road. Address or apTNy
In person to WILLIAM HARVEY
Feb 20, If ChiGS, Maryland.
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FOR RENT

complete Ducking outfit. consisting of
good sink box. 500 decoyS, good small boat
and 3S-loot sharpe, all complete and every
thing necessary for good ducking on Sus-
quehanna Flats For particulars and terms.
apply to T. MORGAN OWENS,
Oct SIT Perryville, Md
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Monday, November 7. 1904

at | O'CLOCK T.. NJ. about GOO vol
umrS. comprising som" very desirable
highclaSS books. such u> the deceased y
well-known literary tastes would suggest.
These hooks will be open for eXamina-
ton on Friday and Saturday prior to the
sale
TERMS-CaSh. GEO. X. ASH,
Admir- c. t. "a. of John s. Writ. decd
Oct % is
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LOST

Lost Black silk Monte Carlo Coat, Ju4. -
q, between EIktOn and Cherry HILL Find ~
please leave at Don Prices store, Elkton.
REV ARD.
july .. If MRS. C. j. BRYSL ~
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To(CheSter Go.
L .Es!c
SASSAFRAS RIVER LINE

Leave Fredericktown Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at a. m, Betterton S.l5 a.
m, Buck Neck $50 n. m, COLCHESTER 1918 a.
m. Returning, leave Baltimore Tuesdays
and Saturdays, at 2i5 p. m. Does
not stop at Buck Neck on saturdays, but
does StOp AT Gales Wharf
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FOR SALE.

Farm mile 4 from Elkton. - acres ~
perches. roomed house. good wen =
water with necessary OutbuildingS. Fruis-..
all kind on place.
w. f. MCDOWELL.
sept 'ftS Box 2iA
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FOR SALE.

Prime cut herring, $3.50 per barrel or 5sr
per hundred. Also | sink box, deroys, y VI
loot bug eye with engine, and Ii foot husI-
Wack boat Everything complete for S37k
Apply to II AIRY l.. HARVEY,
Septl0Im North t'asi Nh
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FARMER WANTED

Farmer wanted to farm on the halves, tnS'
farm of Mrs. Emma Ii. Armstrong, neB
Rock Church, Cecil County, Md. Farm CON-
tains IT'S acres. Cali on or address.
w. +. ARMSTRONG;, Agent,
oct 8-tf Fair Hill. Md
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PORT DEPOSIT LINE

Leave Port Deposit Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays al I a. m, Havre de Grace
$50 a. m, Betterton S.45 n. M, Rochester
l0.l5 a. IN. Returning leave Baltimore Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.45 p. m ,
for above landings.
COLCHESTER COMPANY,
June com Pier 10, Light ST., Baltimore.
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Position Wanted.

IN experienced young woman St.l r.
grapher desires position. Graduate of GolG-s-f
College. Address. "D. V"
Sept l7-tf CECIL WIG OFFICE
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WANTED.

\ few scholars in vocal music Apply &c.
KATHARINE Y. CONSTABLE,
oct Its Elkton, hgtss
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FOR SALE.

2,WO baskets of fine peaches Choice -.
rely. from healthy trees.
W. II. GAMBLE,
Bay View, Mo
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DeCOyS For Sale.

100 Red Head and 40 Canvas Back Decoys
for sale in good order.
Apply to
Nj. +. COLE,
Perryville, Md
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HOUSE FOR SALE

For sale-single room house, No. ll6
Church street, Elkton, Md.
Oct l5-lm MRS. NJ. l.. CULLENEY.
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Tuesday, Nov. %, 1904

AT II O'CLOCK, a. NJ,
all of that valuable farm, whereof John
Cameron, late of said county, deceased, died
seized and possessed situated in the Sixth
Election District of said county, at the june
ton of the Telegraph road and the Rising
Sun and Greenhurst road, adjoining lands
OF Abram Kirk, Benjamin McNey, the late
William T. Brickley and others, near the
village OF Pennington. containing
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MONEY TO LOAN
ebl3.tf

on good Mortgage. Loans Negotiated.
l.. NJ. HAlNES,
ebl3.tf ElktOn, MarylaC C.
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2l6 Acres, J ROOdS and
IS and ID PercheS of Land

more or less. About 100 acres are arabic
farm land of the best natural quality and
nnder tillage; 50acres of the farm are heavily
timbered with chestnut, oak and other wood
of the best quality the remainder Is meadow
land, well suited Tor grazing. There is a
small apple orchard and other fruit trees.
The fields are of convenient size and the
land, like that of the surrounding farms, is
well adapted for the raising of the usual
crops grown in that thriving locality. The
property is convenient to railroad churches,
stores, mills, schools, and is on the route of
a free mail delivery.
The i'm proYementS are q large
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VALUABLE BOOKS

| will also sell at Public Sale at the
ollie" of Magistrate W. II. May. in Odd
Fellows Hall. on
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ATTORNEYS SALE
Valuable Farm

by virtue of authority contained ia
mortgage from Esther y. Hanshaw, das4S
January 10th, 1891 and recorded in Libsy Z
A. d. No. Y, folio All, one of the Lana Eia-
cord Books OF Cecil County, Maryland. aEa
Undersigned, as attorney named IL snaa
mortgage, viii offer at public sale in rev
OF HraSon'S Hotel in the town OF iisi,i- = q,
in said county IN
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FOR RENT-Iouse and Store in We
Elklon lately occupied by W. X. Gilpin
Apply to l. NJ Hal SL,Ss
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Seed Oats.

Just arrived. car of Seed Oats at Pro -
dence. GEORGE ". Rifles
APP 49, If
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PUBLIC SALE
OF A
VERY VALUABLE FARM

Under and by virtue of power and author
tty contained in a mortgage from T. Kirk
Cameron and Others. dated April LIST, in the
year 1902, and recorded among the land
record books of Cecil County. In the State of
Maryland, in Liber j. q. w, No 10, Folio
i9 &C., the undersigned, the attorney named
therein to make sale in the event OF default
will offer at public auction at the Court
House door, in the town of Eliton, in said
county, on
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CELL TEACH
ING CORPS

shown at their best. The program ws,es
IT, follows:
/. tan Merry Autumn ...... dunbar
Oh, When the Frost j. on the
"l'umpkin'' ............R Riley
>. The Fist Song. .Gnmhclt
3. l~ruI'> BARGAIN. .Thos Nelson Page
I. Ny Red EoSr..........B Bret IIarte
=. tar Er>tAry ................RC Beach
On Parting ..............R Rogers
Il. The Tay Party. Bullock
I. Welcome Pretty Primrose pinsuti
$. \ Set Of Tuluuoi>,.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
9. oh Robert, Robert ltoh,rt lr
DinblrI ........... Mpyrrbrrr
~. King Lear. Shakespeare
Act l-Sccnr Ill and ".
Dramatis prrSonac.
Lear King of Britain
Gonrril. his daughter.
Oswald. II Steward.
Fool. Knight
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TWO-STORY .r-7sa.
DWELLING HOUSE 10 M

Eooa frame barn and other outbuilaiA -
me iahd is of first rate quality. in "a gt,s.f
STATE OF cultivation. There is an cXgrue.s
young apple orchard on the farm. THE DID
pertS is located in a good neighborhot.7
convenient to schools, churches, 1narksns,
dc.
TERMS OF SALIi:-One-fourth OF E1s
P"rchaS" money in cash on day of sale; los
ahce In two equal installments. six Vya
nine months after the day of sale Crt,saS
payments to bear interest and to be secu-tss
TO the satisfaction Of the attorney.
Cost of conveyance to be paid by the t.r5e.
chaser.
Jno C. Hindman, ROBT. G. THACKEg.-.
Auctloneer. Attorney named
o'' i'-'s nsaid Mortgage
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Chamness. Riley Chamness, one
of the prominent residents of Dalton
township is dead at the age of II
years. He was quite an active man
in the affairs of the township for
many years.
Ritchey. Charles, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchey, died
at their home, 50 Bridge avenue, last
night. The funeral will be held at
the home at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon. Interment will be made in
the Lutherania cemetery.
Bel.-Margaret Bell, widow of An
drew Bell and mother of Charles Bell
and Frank Bell, of this city, died at
the home of her daughter in Chicago
at 2 O'Clock this morning. The re-
mains will be brought here Sunday
morning and taken to the home of
Charles Bell, corner of National ave-
nue. and north fifth street. An
nouncement of the funeral will be