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EuEcTINe SENATORS.

The proposition to elect United States senators by direct vote of the people instead of by the legis- lature as now is growing in popular ity in almost every state in the union. Of course such a law could not be enacted by congress until an amend. ment to the national constitution has been brought about and effort in this direction has failed repeatedly be, cause of the refusal of senators to agree to a submission of it to the people.
 However, in many states now the people are voting their choice for sen ator in their primary elections pro- vided by law for the nomination of state officers. Of course such an cleo tion is not a legal way of choosing senators, but wherever such choice has been made members of the legis- lature have not violated the mandate.
 A move on the part of democrats of Missouri in favor of a state pri- mary to select, candidates for United States senator is receiving a good deal of attention. Those who favor it are maintaining that the state com mittee should call a primary for this purpose, and allowSevery democrat in |, the state voice in the selection of United States senators. Such a pri mary could not legally bind the legis ature, but it is believed that the lat ter body would not go contrary tc the wishes of the party.
 This matter can hardly become { very live issue in Missouri until the presidential campaign, for there vii be no senator to elect next year, bu it has been started in time to ob tain a very full expression from tht public.
 The democrats stand committed tt
 this method of choosing United States senators It was in the plat form of 1896. Since then many re publican states have declared in favo of the plan and it is now virtually fol lowed by the republican voters of Il linois. In Tennessee and Arkansa the democrats this year chose senator by a vote of the people at their part
 primaries
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THE TARIFF ISSUE.

Those who question the fact that tariff reform will be throbbing is sue in the congressional campaign this year and the presidential cam. paign two years hence will quickly have all their doubts resolved into absolute certainty by reading the edi
 torial page of any republican news paper. The editorials of the repub- lican press bristie with tariff discus sion just now, and the tariff reform campaign is no longer a thing to look forward to as a coming event, but an actually present fact.
 As yet the republican editors haven't quite caught any uniform note except that of alarm and apprehension, re- marks the Republic. They are calling frantically to the republican cohorts to stand firm, demanding that repub- , Icans shall be united and unwavering. They are sounding the old caution against that division which would in- evitably mean ruin and graphically picturing business panic and manu' featuring depression, but apart from these lines of harmony the republican editors seem to have no views in com imop. ,.
 ] One section of the republican press, letting the wish father the thought
 has united in emphatically predicting ! that Bryan will never dare press the tariff issue, but ahother section of the republican press Is equally positive and emphatic in the declaration thai
 Bryan is sure to demand that the next
 presidential campaign be fought out
 on the issue of the tariff and the trusts. These surface differences
 among our republican friends are en
 tireIy superficial, however, and few
 readers of the republican newspaper!
 will escape the conviction that tht
 protective tariff and its evil offspring the oppressive trusts, are already th' dominating issue in American politics
 In the course of time republican
 newspapers and republican politica
 speakers, taking heart, will endeavo
 to give plausible reason why thos
 prohibitory tariff schedules, whicl
 have proved to be the hotbeds out o
 which trusts have sprung into luxuI iant life, should not be wiped from tn statutes They will accept the neces
 slty for answering Bryan's appeal flo Legislative relief from the oppressio
 of those trusts that have been create by and flourish through favors 0 legislation. This demand for the re peal of legislation which creates trust , is not the invention of democratic leat , CTS; it is spontaneous appeal fror ' lap o1-arhurdanad and trIlst-ridJlen De(
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state and that then Arizona will be divided between New Mexico, Call fornia and Utah. If Arizona's autono- my is to be destroyed the people of the territory will care very little whether New Mexico gets all or Q part Of the country. Being divided between three states would be no more objectionable than to have Arizona given to New Mexico. What we want is Arizona for ArizonaIs.
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ONLY ONE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.

Governor Kibbey, ex-chairman of ths Republican Territorial Central Com mittee, took occasion to .say1in his ad- dress to tht committee at the time of his resignation, that the ques- ton of taxation of corporation proper ty in Arizona was the paramount is sue in the approaching campaign and not the statehood question.
 The question of equitable taxation is an issue in the campaign. It has been an issue, of more or less promi- nence, in every campaign and will con tinue to be an issue in this territory, and other states and territories, long after the present territorial admins tration has passed into history. The passage of equitable revenue laws, dis tributing the burden of taxation equal ly upon all classes, rich and poor alike, is an issue before every legislature and will continue to be a subject for legislation and platform making so long as our present form ot govern. lnent exists.
 The question of joint statehood YES or NO, will be the paramount is sue in this campaign. This is the first time that this question has been an issue and it's vital importance to the people of Arizona makes it the paramount issue-not SO much as be- tween the two As!ifiaAi parties in Ari- zona, but between the people of Ari- zona and their worst enemies who wGald seek to destroy the autonomy of the territory and to place the mat ter of taxation and administration ab- solutely ill the hands of the greater population of New Mexico with its different industries, different laws, different customs and political condi' ton entirely foreign to our people.
 This is the issue before the people of Arizona today and will remain the principal issue, until the votes are counted at the polls in November We will lave ample time to take uT our own internal affairs and settle them satisfactorily ourselves as soor a3 we have escaped from the clutcha of the politicians of New Mexico wht are seeking to enrich themselves a our expense.
 There will be several local issues < injected into the approaching can! : paign, but there should be no attemp maaesto place any local issue ahead o st the joint statehood fight. Withou Sf1e overwhelming defeat of the Han -ilton joint statehood bill our position on the question of taxation woul' amount to very little. We would b governed absolutely from Santa F with "Bull'' Andrews and his bunc of crafty politicians the sole governin powerI
 Thefe will be plenty of epportun:t
 to discuss the local issues iu the can
 paign between now and November, bt A there should De no attempt made { : shove forward any issue by any poll
 fcaI party at the sacrifice of the .joir
 statehood issue That is the. real dal
 ger.
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Cold Talk on Cold Storage

we are pleased to announce that our cold storage is now in successful op- eration. Seven separate and distinct display refrigerators held at a tenn perature 25 to 50 per cent lower than where ice is used. Just think of how nice and fresh We can keep oysters noultry. fish. cheese and all the deli cate fruits and vegetables which re- ouire intense cold for their preserva- ton. But it is rot our intention to hold anything in cold storage any longer ttan necessary; shipments will be re- ceived just as often as heretofore. The great advantage of our cold stor- age will lie in the fact that we will be enabled to supply our customers with perishable foods in the most perfect condition. No danger of anything get
 ting old and stale. The cold. dry ai;
 at freezing point prevents that.
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HIGH LICENSE.

Las Vegas, New Mexico, is greatly stirred up over proposition to make saloon license, in some cases, prohibi- tory, and in considering the question the Optic says: "Tt is very certain that the ordinance to compel saloon keepers who have music in their es- tablishments to pay a thousand dol lar license will be called up again
 There is no room for doubt as to the attitude of a very large majority ol
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The surrender of the Kibbey wing of the G. o. P. to the Sturgis wing and the appointment of R. A. Kirk in Cochise county to an important DC. sition on the anti-joint statehood con- nlitiae, is proof conclusive that the peacemaker has been abroad in the land.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-08

the citizens of Las Vegas on this point They want the screaming ad- vertisement of Las Vegas as wide open town done away with and they believe that the high license will be sufficient to accomplish that end"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-08

The Albuquerque Journal continues to harp on the assertion that if Ari- zona refuses now to accept joint state hood with New Mexico that New Mex. ico will be admitted as a separate
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

County or COchlSe. SS,
 I, N. A. Patterson, circulation mana ger of the Bisbee Daily Review do solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona fide ciculation of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the month of July, 1906, and thar from the state ment all spoiled and left over papers have been deducted.
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-08

The time for fighting joint state hood is now, or never. Questions of revenue and taxation we always have with US. The people of Arizona must kill joint statehood now or forever submit to it's yoke.
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Address all CommunIcauons 10 ' . N
 BlSBEE DAILY REVIEW, BlSBEE, ARIZONA.

The Bisbee Daily Review viii be mailed upon request to subscribers leaving the city during the summer months. Changes ss address will be made as frequently as desired; mo- tiees of such change should give both the old and new addresses.
 CIRCULATION STATEMENT, JULY,
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pie Democracy has not made the is- sue: it is the voice of the people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-13
PERSONALS


MISS Emily Evans Is with west theS-
ter friends.
George booth. OF wilmington, was
."oklng up Ola EIktoh TRENDS TINS week.
- IL. M"AWcl' OF w lllhlllEloh' spent
several days TINS week with relatives
IN town.
MeS$rs S''inuel IL. Nihg, IT.. ana W.
nam d. fehtoh visited EllPhs faII>
Eiec'rc RANT on sunday:
MISS Annie hins' OF Newark bel.' Is
WISHING MIS- Wil'lah -. beah'
MES EllZapelh j. JACKSON ana niece
MISS i.ui" 'achson' nave returned from
Il week Visit WIN reIh'lVes ana TRENDS
III Nehlett square ia.
MIS-. virginia IerkliS' ana hef ha"sh-
Ter. MISS Alec VINO nave hlaae 81 ieh@th-
enc" stay WIN WASHINGTON rela'lF's' are
''t nome asaih.
MIS-; h'chnrn Reese IS entertaining
ME- rIi"'up'n n"'rH' vi l'"'"' II.
'"l. l.. IL. ElIiS mas returned from
NiS,t 10 ~" iorh'
MISS EN" ieai nnS reiurH." from Z"
pieaS'Ht STAY win fhi!aheIphlh f'!ehdS.
eh"rGc /. Lockwood, rate Assistant
, ll"'iP"i vi ,'Ic zen ,"""'H iiISh
SCHOOL, now RESIDING III MS nome III Mld-
"et"h H. IL III ""ShISt"!l prtPlriS i"r
examination TOT the uoSltion OF Assist
ant iaFiE'St"r III the Navy. having beeh
designated ny secretary b"naparte as
cove OF the sixty candidates VINO were 10
take the examination on TUESDAY
Mt ana MIS- John lieWttt OF spar
rows FONT, Md, celebrated their 10Th
wedding anniversary on Tuesday evening
January >, III icllyyli!c, this county ut
the home ot Mt. ana Mrs. j. W. Coch-
ran. the parents Of Mrs. Hewttt. The
SuSr WAS beautifully decorated for the
"V''I Inc occasion was enllvencd by a
| mock wedding, the contracting parties
beng MI. frlshI Cochran, acting as
groom, and Mr.. Albert Winchester as
BRIDE. ME- willis Cooling was best man
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

l.. Marshall Haines. Trustee. to Mill
cent ID. Dawson, property in Cecil
county $500.
George y. Blake, Trustee. to Joshua
Reed. Hughes property in First dis
trict, $500.
DR.. X. ID. Dodson and wife, of Pcnnl
sylvania, to Woodward 4. Fisher, Ii
acre farm in Sixth district. 81 800.
Woodward y. Fisher and wife TO Mary
T., Charles c. and Luther A. HindnIun.
property in Seventh district. $1,000.
Anna NJ Rinekart, of New Jersey. to
William Il. Steel, wharf property at
Port Deposit, $G15.
Sarah II. Gregg and others to David
McMaster. 4S acre property in Fourth
district, 0deed to clear title)
David McMaster to Theodore Oft,
property above, $1,000.
Emma j. and Asher ID. Atkinson, of
New Jersey. to James Is. and Joseph T..
Il. Russell, property in Fifth district,
81, 800.
Milliccnt ID. Dawson to Cassius F..
Kirk. 10 acre property i'll Cecil county,
S1OIo.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Ford's Grand Opera House


eek January TO- the 1ay0rite IRISH
rHilI'f'i"h ana ever popular SINGER
| 'H""lccI CIoo''' III ms !ateSt romantic
SurrcsN' Huiltuhu burke.
N'''"H''F '''ott' whose popularity
never GIoWS ic'S' comes next week III MS
I",tS, lis" oouleaE' EuiiIuhu burke
w, m,'''" WIS Nr!t'," 'Sl'ecl",'I lor MN ny
-; soy ~, any, ~ N''i'il III
M ~ ''' r '! M So S."- i'I.''pn
,,.t r."S - 1". ~. 1,i nt"',i'.IC
charming chorocterizotinn and 81 thamn
alike thrI..ing and interesting, involving
many historic episodes.
.,, o'' - e,,mS , t'.lS "u' ~! ~.
production elsewhere has moved hirhIv
successful.
incidental to the performance, NJ. o.
81, Hl'' S,n7 .Nr'. Il. m, ,,,, "'I'.uS Vi ms
story" "Your Un,rt AInnn Nr.t ,rnu"
and Miss Mary"
The company. an excellent one, in
'n!"'s manly stage l!'"rltrS' among the
,;rrnnl,uf Vcrnnr l,r~o. ,rbnn,S
David. Richard Malchcn. Macy IIar-
lem. George Bremen. Charles Ogc
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William r. Linton and Sunsan Rice,
both of Woodlawn.
John Shelton, of Chesapeake City, and
Mrs. Lille Hess, of North East.
Lionel Il. Turner and Elizabeth Nc
Mahon. both of Pleasant Hill.
Mallory Toy and Bessie Harmcr both
of Chesapeake City.
Arthur Davis and Mrs. Mary z. Clay
ton. both of Cccilton.
John Allmorc Melvin and Nora Moore
both of FELTON,. Del.
Franklin Il. Joseph on Frankfort. Pa.
and eParla II. Grant, of Cecil county.
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white carnations. The bridesmaid was
dressed in white Persian lawn, trimmed
in val. lace and pink ribbons, and car
ricd white carnations. The ceremony
was performed mt 3 o'clock by the Rev.
Clinton L. Wyatt, of Harrison st. NJ. l..
Church, Wilmington, Del.
The bride and groom left Newark, on
the Il. X o. Il. H., ut 9.21 next moning
fer their own home ut Frankford. Pa.
where they will be mt home to their many
friends after January u.
The bride wore travelling suit of blue
chevi0t. trimmed with pannc velvet, and
all over lace
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Il 4, Frame Dwelling House

ol seven rooms, and in good condition, The
town OF North East is rapidly improving
ana this property is located In one of he ad-
Fanclng parts the town. 1t is desirable IS
nome or property that will always rent
well.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third of the mr.
chase money for each of said properties to
be paid in cash on the day of sale and the
remainder in six months therefrom or
sooner, at the purchasers option, the de-
ferred payments to be secured to the satis-
faction of the trustee and to bear interes,
nom the day OF sale. Cost of deed at tho NV
pehse of the purchasers.
GEORGE A. BLAKE,
l. S. Deford auct. Trustee
Dec 3Qft
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Proposals For Wharf

Etkton, Nd Deem Der 49, 1905.
The County Commissioners Will receive
proposals for the construction OF wharf
on ~asSafras river, known as "Budde Land
Ing. IN Fist Election district. Bids win be
received January n, 1906 at y O'clock noon,
theC"mm!ssioners reserving tie right TO re.
Ject any an2 all bids. Plans and specitica-
lions 40" on file at commissioners once in
Elkton, Nd
G. &. HOPKINS,
Dec u Assistant Treasurer.
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WEDDINGS
.JOSEpU-GRANT.

\ pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs William ]. Grant,
in northern Cecil county, on Wednesday,
January 10, when their only daughter,
Miss Pearla H.. was given i'll marriage
10 Mr.. Franklin Il. Joseph, of Frank
ford, Pa The bridesmaid was Miss
Elizabeth V. Scott, of Appleton. The
best man was Mr.. Norval w. Grant, of
Appleton. The bride was gowned in
white French batiste, trimmed with Ger
man val. lace and more sash, and carried
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Order Nisi
IN lie: The mortgaged Real Estate Of Rhoda
\. l.aIue Ell al

In Re: The mortgaged ReaI Estate OF Rhoda
\. LaIue ct. al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 26Oj
ordered, This LIST day of Doceul Der luO5
WA 'At sale OF property mentioned in these
lrpee"GlnGs, made and reported by George
- h!aht' attorney, as therein set forth be
ia.lile'' ana confirmed, unless cause to the
HphtraIF thereof be shown on or before the
PSI daS OF jar uary next provided a COPY OF
this oiGtr be inserted in some ur.vSpaper
printed ana published in Cecil county once
week Tor ono month before the LIST day OF
January next.
ooI ne report states the amount of sale 10 he
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
Dec 2-jw '-'i o'eih
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\ check for 5000, covering the ap-
preparation made by the State in aid o
Union Hospital. was received by Treas
- Charles f'I Finley from State
Treasurer Nandiver on Saturday. This
and the $1,000 given by the county anG
other sums received makes the total fund
in hand S1003i. 1t is purpOred to raise.
if possible. 5000 additional by sub.
scriptiGnS. entertainments. etc. Much of
the county has yet to be canvaSsed. and
it is likely that the needed $4,000 will
be raised by next summer. when the
work of construction will begin.
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Bankrupt Notice
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF MARYLAND IN BANK
IJ-prrl'N

UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
THlCT OF MARYLAND IN BANK
RUpTCY.
In the Natter Of
Charles W. White. In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors Of Charles w. White.
of Maryland in the County Of Cecil and
district aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the %,
day of November. 4. d., 1909. the said
Charles W. White WAS duly aiudicatcd
bankrupt. and that the final meeting of
bis creditors Will he hc.d ut MY rllicc in
EIkton. Md, on the 9th Cay Of January.
1906. at II o'clock H. NJ. ut which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
W. Y. WARRINGTON.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Jan 13-3t
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Physicians recommend "Pepsimint,"
the new granular, effervescent remedy
:or Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headaches
and Mental Exhaustion. Guaranteed
harmless. Pleasant to take. 10 and
25c. Jul % en-
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For Sale
Farm Products Wanted

Bayard, Son 4 Co. No. II East Camden
street, Baltimore, want conslgnments Of all
kinds of Farm and Dairy Products. MI.
Geo. W. Taylor. of the Ninth district, rep.
resents this firm, and guarantees prompt
return with highest prices, for any Cecil
County consignment.
oct Limos
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Notice To Creditors

MS Is 10 give notice that the subscri
S 1eiS, vi secll county, have obtained from the
orphans Court of said county, letters of ad
'llhls'ratlon On the personal estate OF
HANNAH f. NESBIIT,
Iate OF SAID county, deceased All persons
having clalm against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. vii n
'he vouchers thereof duly authenticated.
on or be1or the 3rd day of July, 1905, thev
all benefit of said estate. All indeh,ed ~
sara estate are requested to make immeii.
ate payment 10 the subscribers Given
"huer our hand this 2nd day of January, 1905
WILLIAM r. NESBITT,
ROBERT c. THACKERY.
Administrators of Hannah f. Nesbitt de.
ceased.
Test: THOS n NIIIEp ,,,
Jan l3-5t heS'S'ei
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FARM FOR SALE
81 ACRE FARM

situate in Cecil County, convenient to
churches schools. p. o. and K. X. The land
is of good quality and In fair state of cul-
tivation'
The buildings consist of y story, l2-room
dwelling, furnished throughout in excellent
style; 2-story tenant house. large barn.
granary, corn-crib and all other n, cessary
outbuildings.
This farm will be sold cheap and on easy
terms Apply to
GEO. NJ. EVANS
Dec30tf. ElktOn, Nd.
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$50 Reward

The above reward Will be paid 10 any one
giving information which will secure the
arrest and conviction of the person or per
sons who break any of the insulators or in
any manner interfere with the Electric Pole
Lines belonging to the undersigned.
GILPINS FALLS ELECTRIC Co
Dec lost
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Oct 7-6nos

WANTED-A good cook, and to assist in
general housework. Wages 500 per week.
Address with reference,
MRS. f.. NJ. HOPES,
1903 Rodney Street,
Wilmington nel
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On account of the return privilege beirg
discontinued, the following sunday newspa.
pers will be three Be- cents copy intead of
two .2cl cepts:-Recotd Ledger and Balti
more sun. The Baltimore American will be
four llclcents instead OF three BE- cents. on
ana alter Jan. 7th 1906. Dec30.lt
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LOST.

Some clamps belonging to quilting frames
|, st on f Landing Lane, a. It the 70; h o
December.
Reward If returned to
ELM0RE DIEBERT,
Elkton, Md.
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DEATHS
MRS. SARAH T.. REALEY.

Mrs. Sarah Z. Rcaley. widow 90 Capt.
William Il. Realey, died at the home of
her son, William II. Realey, on West
Main street. early on Sunday morning.
Of heart trouble. incidental to pneumonia,
in the I'D year of her age. Two sons.
Samuel p. and William H. Rcalcy and
four daughters. Mrs Mary Roche. Mrs.
Addie Ulary, Mrs. Katie McKcowne, and
Miss Jennie Realey survive her. Her
funeral was held on Tuesday, with in
tCrmcnt in ElktGn cemetery.
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Frame Dwelling House Iii;I

III GOOD condition, containing four rooms, a
small barn or stable, etc.
ABOUT one-half of the land is titled and the
remainder Is covered with timber, Tnn
hoorhood Is healthlul and the situation
inNl'ihg. The property is well worth the
a''ehtlon OF any one desiring a home or an
investment for idle money.
NO. "A lot of land, situated on uiyh
street, IN the town OF North East. in said
county, whereof Jacob W. Campbell. LAT, ot
saId county, died seized and POSSESSED and
"hlch was conveyed unto him Gy The Me.
"il""sh iron Company. by its deed dated
W., 'il"er 'he 2ln in the year IH7} and re
'of"ed among said land records in Liter u
- 40. H. ioilo 3ii etc. The lot adiuiIrS l,ll,;S
OF Edward j. Campbell and others and IL.
situated In one OF the most pleasant ana
heaIthiul sections of said town, with brautl-
'"I views and inviting SURROUNDINGS.
II Is improved by a two and one-haif story
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w. t. LYONS
Port Deposit, Maryland.

| have again located in Port Deposit
and will engage as an Auctioneer. A
share of the public patronage solicited.