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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court for Cecil County.
WAS i'll regular session ON Tuesday and
"Wednesday. of this week. Presentation.
:. kennard Blake Chief Judge: Hon.
William J. Clark and Hon. Thomas S.
Miller Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against estates Of de
ceased persons were cXamimsd and
passed.
Bones Approved. Bond of Carrie \
Cameron. Administrative of Olmond
Cameron: bond of Hugh G.. Montgom.
cry. Executor of Sarah \. Montgomery
bond Of Henry \. and William X. Ncss
bitt. Administrators Of Henry G. Nc$hitt
bond of John ii. Murray. William j
Murray and Lindlry e. Murray. EX
ccutorS of John c. Murray: bond ui
Charles W. Shippers. Administrator OF
Charles Il. Shippers: bond Of Harry En-
mons, Executor of Clara II. Frazer.
Accounts PHsScd.-Fir>t and final Pre-"
fcrrcl account of James \. Woollcyhan
Executor of pcnnah =. StIaN!ley: first
and final account of Y. ii. Cummings
Executor of John Il. Smith: first account
of Lottie y. Settle, guardian Of John G
and Thomas ii. Settle.
Court adjourned to meet in Sprcia
session on Tuesday next. January 10Th
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PENINSULA SHIP CANAL.
Given A Big Boost AT The Banquet In
Wilmington Last Week,

The banquet given by the Board Of
Trade of Wilmington, Del. on Friday
evening last, to boom the project for
converting the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal into II ship canal drew together Il
brilliant company of Senators, members
of Congress- and other public men be-
sides Il number of representative bust
ness men and prominent citizens from
Delaware. Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA and
New Jersey. Judge George Gray pre-
sided and the speakers We're former
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith. former United States Senator
Anthony Higgins. Alfred o. CloZicr. of
Wilmington. and Blanchard Randall. of
Baltimore. President of the National
Board of Trade.
Judge Gray painted "ut the necessity
and wisdom of the canal not only gls an
aid 10 rational defense. but also uS II
means of ready union of the great ports
Of Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. and Incidentally dwClt upon
the direct advantages that would accrue
to Wilmington. midway between Wash
ingion and New York. Charles Emory
Smith said that on the proposed water
"' "'"i" ','''''' ny WV i''N ->"'' iIi"
'he NaliolIai 'alnlnI baltimore WI
lillh&t"n' l'"aGt" lH!aiu @ha l'hlIah'I-
lla Win lluch oI 'h' country naval
power Wl'hlh ready rta"h or caIl' with
i SNORT impfrGhAhI' IiHr "l r'hihuhirl-
tioN available. Our national defense will
in the future he strictly naval Military
invasion is simply impossible. But not
"''N from III" Nla'l"l"'ht oI haN"I Stra'-
rgF was the canal Il necessity hut like
wise IRON lh"i OF commercial. facilities
NE 'l"Hl'r 'aI''H "''t1lI"A - 'lr la'i
'ha' "!' hIAla@'hi'h'N "i thr %rrA' rom
>HN'I'I HN" nan ''h"I' ~ 'h.n lIallWaNA
'n'"ie" ihc canal Nh''h llfHldrlI l"r"r
%! 'h' i."l'f system E'n HlAn would
''"N" hal'll'l"r' II I'aI ocean l'lt ana
save -"' mites ON lh' l"u,r I" New Eng
ElhN "IlIr aN""'hS '"r dangers I" IN"
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While walking ~a the street on sat
urCpty. between his home and the office
of George \. Blake. ESQ. Murray Bunce
II corcmukrr AT the powoS Foundry,
lost $40. Of which he has vet heard 10
report.
DR.. Rachel \. Dickry died recently
at the home of her niece. Elizabeth ID.
Fleming, in New I.ondon Pa, aged
eighty years. DR. Dickry graduated
from the Wnnr,n's Medical College in
1861. and prirticrd successfully in Phil
s'delphia until last year. Her remains
were inferred at New London.
"A number rf E.lktonians attended the
Inauguration OF Governor Warficld, TM
Wednesday, ut Annapolis, among them
Ex-senator \. l.. crothelS. :. c. Row
land, Joshua Clayton, ESD. William s.
Evans. Esq. Dir. John ii. lamar. Manly
Drennen. Henry IL. Gilpin. County Cum-
missioner William Il. Davis. Col. Geo.
II. Ash. Ricketts, Nelson. CouEty Treas
nrer William III. Holm. Emerson r.
Crothers. James G. McCaulcy, Eugene
Mackie, Dr. Frank Mackey, John s.
Writ, Esq, and others.
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Cunning On The Flats.

At II well attended meeting of gunncrS
from Perryville. CharlcHtown. Principle,
and other points, held on Tuesday. in
Coles Hall. Perryvillc. the subject of
cunning On the flats was thoroughly
discussed. Those present were practic-
ally unquimo1IS in agreeing that the pre-
sent law is sufficient in its scope if en-
forced. provided licenses be issued to
gunncrs rather than to boats. Licensing
of boats allows inhi>criminatc uSc of the
craft. The experience of thirty years
shows. THAT it is impossible for local
ducking police to enforce the law. which
is easily cvGlcd, even when warrants ar"
obtained against its violatOrS. All pre-
sent agreed that the State Should provide
a special ducking police boat ald that
license fees be increased to partly pay
the cost of the same. The Legislature
too. should take care of the interest of
the market gunncrS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
An Enjoyable Party.

\ Surprise Party WAS given in honor
of Mr.. Benjamin Miller, at his home,
near Mechanics Valley, ON Saturday
evening. January 9th. Guests were pre-
sent from GrecnhurSt. Bay View, Theo-
dorc Leslie North East, and Mechanics
Valley. Those present were Mrs. Cath
arine Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phil
lips. Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed. Mr..
and Mrs. George Lusby. Mr. and Mis-.
William Guihcr>on. Mrs. Samuel Gui-
berson. Misses Barbara and Bessie
Lynch. Sadie MearnS. Carrie N,Shitt,
Cadlic Lewis. Lottic. Olive and Lille
Benjamin, Tacic Reed, Anna Heath.
Lille Davis. Mary Kennedy, Ella Fields
Eva GuihcrSon ANA Katie Guibcrson
McsSrs. Clayton Rouldcn. Walter B"ul-
den. Lawrence MCarns, Enoch Potts,
Joseph Mahonry. James GuihcrSon.
Evan Craig, Harvey benjamin. Samuel
Churchman. John Angle and William
BOuchcllc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
Money Talked And Walked,

The recent fine ~lcighing created Il
regular carnival of impyomrtu contests
among the local flyers in and around
Newark. Del. where several speedy nags
are owned. Lawrence Bennett caught
the craz" and hrguilcd by ''Barleycorm'
imagined that he owned rival to Lou
Dillon He dropped into Il Coast" rc-
sort in Wilmington, on Saturday last
and flashing his pile offered 10 lay it that
he could beat anything in or ont Of sight
No one present met his bluff 50. getting
II bottle to keep his courage up, Bennett
left. but was followed by two of the
company. who promptly corrailed him at
Front and Tatnall. knocked him down.
took his ''wad," $40. and bottle and de-
parted. Walter Blackburn and Frank
Thomas have been arrested. charged
with pTsiiting by Bcnnett'~ boasting
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
BELLIES AND BEAUx.
Enjoy Delightful Dance In Mechanics
Hall.

y delightful evening of dancing WAS
enjoyed on Friday evening, in Mechanics
Hall. Elkton. by the younger social set,
the treat being given by the y,Alng men
of the town to their fair friends. Eli
OTIS Orch, $tra from Wilmington, fur
niShr1 the music. Among those partici-
pHtimg were Mr. and Mrs Richard
Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Strahorn, Mrs.
Manly Drcnnrn. Mrs. l.. IL. Litzcuherg,
Misses Airline ton>f abir katharine Com
stable. COrimc lamar. Carrie lamar,
Eiith Scott. Roberta full. Mary Con-
stable. Mau,lr Hague. Rose DrcnneII,
EStcllr Smith. Frances and Mary Hop
kin$. Of PugD Deposits; Misses Girvcn of
phiadriphiH: Miss Permission. of Will
mington: Mis-. Wcathrrhy. uf IhilaheI-
pha; M,S,l' Charles ~ TuIl, Ruduph
Tull. Henry l.. Constable. Albert Con
stable. lr.. Charles Il. Finley. .Ir.. Dr.
II. y. Mitchell. DR.. Stanley Steele. ii.
+. Ninsingrr. John g. Constable. James
Mclnlirr Harry Mcintirc, Henry \.
Warburtnn. Victor NJ. Torhrrt. Ruduph
STAN. cf thc~trrtuwn: Philip Bond and
Ross Hopkins. pr Fort Dyr',,t: stephen
Chuatr. of Newark: Roy Hickman OF
Wilmington; II. :. Richards. of Rising
sun; Samncl Marshall. of NIlrorl; Shir-
ley Morgan, of \b"rIrrm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
Law and LIQUOR.
Court of Appeals SuStainS The
PrOhlbitOry Statute.
GISLER FINED 5000 AND COSTS.
In RlttenhOuSe Case Motion For New
Trial Pending.

The Court of Appeals. on Thursday.
rendered its decision in the case of Price
VS.. The Liquor License Board Of Cecil
County. which SuStain>s the order of the
Circuit Court diSmiSSing the formers
petition for Il manilamuS directing tn"
Beard To issue him n license. The Court,
through Judge Jones, holds that the law
is sufficiently plain i'll all its parts t" in-
dicate thu. intention of the Legislature to
provide for the submission of the qucS-
tion of the issuance of licenses for tho
sale of liquor in the county once every
four years.
Anticipating the decision, the Circuit
Court convened yesterday morning, T."
dispose of the cases of DR.. George ).
Rittcnh0uSc. of North Fast, and John
W. Gislcr. of Port Deposit, convicted III
December of violating the law. His
Honor, Judge Martin. said that not cX-
pecting that the motion for a new trial
in the Ritcnhousc case would be pressed,
he had told Judges Pcarcc and Brown
that they need not attend He th@ught
it only fair to DR.. RittenhGuse that the
full bench should hear the motion on
Saturday next.
In the case of Gislcr, his Honor said
THAT the Judges had been moved by II
plea and promises which he had made
to them and. accordingly. he would i'm
pose in each of two Of his cases the
smallest fine, 500 with costs. and SllS-
pend sentence for one year in the third,
GiSler to serve six months in the House
of Correction or until the fine is paid.
But his Honor warned him that. if after
paying the fines, he should again vio.atc
the law. sentence in the third case and
trials ON the remaining four indictments
against him would result.
Gisler said he thought that he could
raise the required amount, about from
$3.50 to $500. The sentences III the two
eases are concurrent so that GiSler. if
unable to pay the fines. will serve only
six months Imprisonment HS under the
law cumulative sentences cannot be i'm
posed.
Court then adjourned until next Sat
urray. january 23rd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
BOTHER OF THE BALLOT
The Democratic Managers Sor. Set AS
To Ii W To Eliminate The Negro.

The Democratic members Of thr ,,r-
is.laturc met in caucus at Annnr,,liN. ON
TUESDAY night, and. after considerable
discussion. resolved the,t thr Committees
ON Constitutional Amendments of the
Senate and House of Delegates as y.s,r
It's appointed be-, and are hereby. instruct
cd to act Jointly and tr prrr,rrr ou
amendment to Section | of Article /. of
the Constitution tp provide. in addition
to- the present reuuirrmrnS ms 10 are.
length of residence in the Stntr. Cvunty
Lr Legislative District. such additional
provisions aS they may deem rruuiSitr 10
comply with our pledge to the. proplr.
The ri aforesaid committees. acting inirt-
~, shall also prepare. an an, ,udmrut to
Section 81 of Article 3. of the CpnNtitu-
ton of this State which shall give pnwpr
to the General Assembly tu appropratc
ont Of any funds in the Treasury moi
otherwise appropriated Il sum of money.
not exceeding S3OO. 600 for amy one vpnr.
to hc expended annually in the const r;uc1 .
ion and maintenance of p,ll,li,. roo,lSs and
| highways in accordance with such regr-
IationS us the General Assembly may
from time to time prescribe.
The cCmmittrcS are directed to report
| as early as practicable the :fnrrgping
amendments. and we hereby pledge our
support to the prompt consideration of
the same
We deem il inrXperIicnt to offer or srp-
port any additional amendments to the
Constitution ut this time.
The last phrase ''at this time" leaves,
la lOOphoc for the offering of further
amendments with the consent of the
managers 1t had been expected THAT
| EX-Atterncy General John L, poe's pro
poSa for II constitutional convention to
deal with the suffrage and other matters
would be PASSED upon The draft of n
| bill had been forwarded by Mr.. Poe, 1t
fixed Wednesday. March 9th. as the day
for clecting delegates, and "Wednesday.
| May 11th. fGr holding the convention in
Annapolis. giving il power to rrumulynte
the new constitutions at once without
Submitting it to popular approval. The
Suns" correspondent SAWS. that the
managers thought the risk of a cpnycn-
tion was too great. The risk is, first,
| that the bill might be defeated and that
would injlIrc the prestige of the oruon-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
POOR AND INSANE.

The control Of the Cecil County Aims
House and Insane Asylum PASSED to the
Republicans with the organization of
the New Board of Trustees of the Poor
and Insane on Tuesday, composed of
Th"n@aN IL. Warbnrton. Cornelius $.
AhrIhHmS and Edward w. Taylor. the
twes former Republicans, and the latter
Il Drm~rrut. Mr.. Ahrmhamea waS chosen
Prr>drnt Mr.. +. W. Taylor. Nicr-prc$-
iornt. aiNl Mr.. +. II. Warbulton, Sccrc-
lNry and Treasurer. The board has been
under Democratic control for II long
period which HOW lH$>rS to the "pp"Si-
ti"n, who will name the Superintendent
of the Asylum. Ovcrsccr of the Aims
House. Physician to both institutions.
and other minor appointments.
The Board will meet on January 3Oth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
DR.. Martindale For Presiding Elder.

The Dover correspondent of the Viii
mington Morning News" says 1t is
whispered about among the clergy that
the Rev. II. T.. Murtindalc ID. d.. of
Elkton. will be appointed Presiding
Elder of Wilmington District. to succeed
the Rev. Robert Watt, who, in that case
will be sent to Elkton. Others have it
that DIR. Watt will be appointed to the
Dover District. and DR.. G. $ Baker,
Presiding Elder of Dover District will
be sent to Elkton."
Should DR.. Martindalc receive and ac-
cept the proposed promotion, his friends
here would be pleasured. but would re.
gret to lose his pleasing personality and
acceptable ministrations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
Sammy Took Leg Bail.

Sammy Anderson, Il col0red youth. Of
Elkton, is fast establishing II record as
II tough customer. His latest exploit
was to break into the grocery and liquor
store of Ernest Frazer of Newark, on
last Friday night from which he carried
off II set of harness which he brought to
Elkton and offered to sell for So. Con
stable Saddler, of Newark. sand Sheriff,
Bfddle went TO Amlcrson's room on Sat
nrday, ana found the stolen harness
there. Sammy got wind of the domicil-
iary visit and lit out in time. He is
wanted here on another Charge of as
sault.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
Suit BY Tome Institute.

l.. Howard Isaac and Joseph II. Cum
ther. of Towson, have been appointed
receivers in the suit of the Jacob Tome
Institute of Port Deposit, against Emory
{. Shipley and others. to secure a sale
or partition of certain lands in which the
Institute holds a one-foumh interest 10
GATED near Texas in the Eight District
of Baltimore County. The receivers will
bond for $1,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
Will Of John C. Murray.

The last will and testament of John
&. Murray, of Pennington. WAS admitted
t" probate on Monday. The teStutor be
qucatlS TO his son. John II. Murray. IL
farm of 40 acres; to his other SONS. w.
j.. and l.. {. Murray. Il farm of 1915
acres is left. The personal property of
the deceased is divided among the three
SONS The value of the estate is put at
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
Clearly A "Fakeo Yarn.

The story from Chester. Pa. stating
that Frederick Henderson, colored is
held there, charged by John Davis. also
colored, with numbering his own father,
near Elkton, ten years ago is evidently
a Stake" No such case is indexed in
the Clerks office, and, besides. Hender-
son, who is now said to be % years old,
was but 13 when the crime is alleged to
have been committed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
BANK ELECTIONS.
Directors Chosen BY Home Institutions
On Tuesday.

The annual meetings of the stprkhold-
ers Of the two National Banks of Elkton
We're held ON Tue Slay. The National
Bank of Elkton elected Mrs. J. l. France
of Port Deposit. Henry II. Brady. of
Chesapeake City, Henry \. Ncsbtt. of
Port Deposit. and Reuben HaincS and
Frank II. Scott. of Elkton. Directors
The Board organized by cccting Mrs.
France. President: Henry II. Brady.
Nicr-i'rc>id"nt and Charles Il. Finley.
Sr. Cashier
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
SECOND NATIONAL. BANK.

The meeting of stockholders of the
Second National Bank was held in the
directors room. nj II o'clock. on Monday
The old Board waS reelected aS follows
William r. " aIburton, James j. Archer
j. Taylor Jann"y. James :. Hopper and
Col. |. -. Davis. The Directors will or,
galliZr AT The next meeting
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
Young Man Seriously Shot.

While handling n gun. on Monday
afternoon. Howard Lloyd, aged 10 years.
son of Frisby Lloyd. n prominent farmer
of the Second District. received the load
i'll his right arm by the accidental dis
charge OF the piece. DR.. Conrcy. of
Chesapeake City, who wss called to at
tend the young man. Thought his INJURY
quite serious, and had him removed to a
hospital in Philadelphia.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The County Commissioners OF Cecil
County We're in session at their Office in
Elkton, on Tuesday. Prcsent-Lcvi T..
Patterson, President; George Il. Spence
and William B. Davis
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved. and various bills ex.
amined, passed and ordered to be paid
Complaint WITS made by Oliver Logan
and karly Doris. in regard to the con-
StIuction "f the new bridge over the Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroad. in the Fifth
District. The matter was referred to
Commissioner Spence. who will make ;ll
inspection of the work.
Treasurer W. ii. Holm submitted his
monthly report for December. showing
receipts and disbursements aS follows =
Receipts. S:,2 .3n4.iU
Disbursements. ...... 20. 1880
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Estate Of H. c. EeSbitt.

Letters of administration Were on
Monday, granted to Harry c.. and Will
liam Il. Nesbitt. of Port Deposit. upon
the estate of their father, the hate Henry
&. Nesbitt. who died on Christmas Eve.
The estate real and personal. located in
Port Deposit, is quite valuable, the per-
sOnalty reaching about $500, the adj
ministrators giving bond in the sum of
$4,000,
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WHOLE NO. 3,2<S.


| ii. ;. Duhhmcll, repairs, No. 8,
First District. 500
W. II. Abrams repairs, No :,
Fifth District. 1909
Thomas Norris repairs, No. {,
Second District. 800
Edward Ilerbener, incidcntals, Mat
hunl framing school. ....... lo.ob
VIM. ID. Dunbar, repairs at the
Academy ................. 30
Taylor " Reynolds, incidentalS,
CoIored Industrial School.... l.67
Carroll Edgar, incidcntals, Manual
lnHllllr- school .....'.'. -.lo
N"oIIcy " Bennett' repairs. Ch'N-
ap'ake city High SchGDl..,. 300
Nooliry R"nnctt. No. :, color,i
second District. ............ 10
N"o4IrN Bclnetl' repairs, No. :.
Second District. .......... 4.4S
AhTNani Water Company. rent.
No. II. Third District. t........ 1.21
Maryland Water Company. rent,
lligh school. l................ 800
MaTN"hd water Company. rent,
at Academy. y.............. 1.25
Maryland water Company rent.
'"|"r'd industrial Scho"l.... 2.Io
| Diamond state Telephone Co... 6.6I
| ''i ''"'l'H ->'NH' ''N 'll!SlHS.' -'i-
f"hk /. irlcr. lh"ldcntalS. S...... .6'
Rowland Manufacturing Company
lncldentn!S. No. 10, District Loo
| lhr Appeal, advertising. l.2d
II. IL. B"uldel. stoves, No. ],
lhird District. ct.,............ l.3O
IL. Ii. h"uldrn' repairs High
school ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
II. Ii. Boulden, repairs, C"lored
Industrial School. I............ 16.4J
IL. Ii. boulhen. repairs. No. /, col
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CHESAPEAKE CITY.

Th" stockholders Of the National Bank
''f 'hrNapcakr City, met ON Tuesday,
and elected the followin" Directors, who
organized on Thursday :-IoSeph H..
Steele. William $. Evans. John Banks
William Il, Davis aud j. Polk Steele.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16
HANDSOME HOMES IN CECIL.
D-G
Residence of R. E. McClenahan, Port Deposit.

The above illustration is that of the
residence of Mr.. r. +. Mcclenahan in
Port Deposit. Mr.. McClenahan is Pres
ident of the McClenahan Granite Co. of
that place, one of the county's most i'm
portant enterprises. Port Deposit gran
ite as a building material has a wide
reputation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16

III the State OF Maryland, Cecil county
takes a prominent place, because of its
industrial, educational and social inl-
portance. Our hospitable people de
light i'll home life, and in every section
are seen residences modern and attract.
i've in feature and appointment.
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ash baIallcr.. NJ. lbb.bl
VIM. Il. WArhurton. President of the
Third District Road League reported to
tn" Board. that on the road on which
gravel WAS placed lrtwcen Elkton. and
Pleasant Hill the sum of S33OU Trad
been expended. and that to complete the
work about 500 additional would he
required.
The following order was passed :
Permission is hereby granted tu the
Maryland Telephone and Telegraph
Company to erect poles an;l string wires
fer the purposes Wf their business on
the sides or margins of the following
public roads in Cecil County subject
however. to such necessary restrictions
as may Lee piacrd upon them 10y this
Beard.
Th" read from Rock Run to Sylnlar.
via Liberty Grove. Colora and Rising
sun: Sngcrly to SylmaT. via Child$.
Pleasant Hill. Blue Ball and Calvert
North East 10 Rising sun. via Leslie.
Bay View. t@ilCgr Green and Farming
ton: Cherry Hill To Appleton. via BarkS-
Gal" ald Cowantvwn: Liberty Grove To
Con"wingo. via Rowlanlsvillr: Port De
post 10 P"ryvilr, via Craigtown. bly,
thcda!c and Akin: EIktom to Frederick
town. via Chesapeake City. Bohemia
Mills and Warwick
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of School Commissioners
met on Tuesday. PrrSrnt-Mcs'SI$. Blake
and Carey.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were ordered 10 be
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16

The minutes of the last meeting Were
read and approved.
The following bills were ordered 10 be
paid =
The Gushing Company. books. S3333 4G
Cecil Democrat, stationary. ..... go
John f.. Gonce. incidentals. ... 1850
George Biddlc cash paid Sllndl'c> 2434
Patrick Anderson, repairs, stoves.
No. I. First District ...... 500
Patrick Anderson repairs, stoves.
No. 3. First District ...... -
Patrick Anderson repairs, stoves.
No. l. First District ...... 12.49
Patrick An''ciNon repairs. stoves.
No. I, First District ... 80
Patrick Anderson. repairs. stoves.
No. :, First District .. 800
Patrick Anderson, repairs, stoves.
No. /. colorcd. First District. . l1.19
c. l.. Cole, water rent. No. >.
Seventh District ......... 800
Keys X Miller, repairs. High
ScnOn ....,.... ............ b.SO
Keys \ Miior. rclmiIrs, No. 10,
Third District ct............ 10
Keys x Miller. repairs, C0l0rcd
Industrial School. ......... 200
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Z, Sixth District .......... Ia
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