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, 1908-08-04
IN COMMAND
OF FIRST BRIGADE
COLONEL WILLIAMS OF TWENTY
FIRST INFANTRY At HEAD
OF THE -MANEuvERs.
Who Stopped Here with His
Regiment Honorsd - Brissd'sr
General Morton-Text Of the First
General Order Issued at the Ma
neuver Camp Crawford.

Camp Hmmet Crawford, Near Dale
Creek, Wye, Aug. Camp Emmst
Crawford has been formally estab.
lished by Brigadier General Charles
Moron. commanding the Department
Of the Missouri, who has arrived on
the groun.l with his stan, consisting
largely of the department stan of the
Department Of the Missouri, from Oma,
ha- The camp Is we'll located and will
continue for one month.
First General Order.
General order No. 1, following. gives
the details of the camp and the per
sonnet OF the command:
l. For the purpose OF instruction
this command will constitute a pro-
vis.onal division OF two brigades, COM
prising all troops, regular and militia,
which have reported or may report at
any time for duty at this encampment.
Colonel Williams at Head.
2. The provisional infantry brigade
will be composed of the Twenty-frst
infantry, the Fifteenth infantry, the
Third battalion, Nineteenth infantry,
and the three organized militia regs-
ments from Colorado, Utah and Wyo-
ming, and will be commanded by Col
onel Charles A. Williams, Twenty-irst
infantry. The provisional cavalry bri-
gade will be composed of the Fourth
and Eighth cavalry, and will be com.
manded by Colonel II. P. Kingsbury,
Eighth cavalry. The field artillery
headquarters and one battalion, Sec
ond field artillery, and the Colorado
and Utah batteries) will constitute the
division artillery, commanded by Col
onel 8. W. Taylor, Second field artil-
lery.
General Assumes Command.
3. In compliance with general or
ders Nc. "a, current series, war depart
ment, the undersigned hereby
command of the provisional division
and camp.
4. The following stan is announced:
Personal-Ffrst Lieutenant Arvin l..
Hunsaker. Ninth cavalry, aide-de-
camp: Second Lieutenant Troup Mil
Ter, Seventh cavalry, aide-decamp.
Division otfieers.
Division-Lieutenant Colonel Will
liam p. Evans, general staf, chief Of
star; Major W. T. May. Fifteenth in
fantry, ad1ntant general; Major J. G.
Galbraith, inspector general, inspector
general and Judge advocate; Major D.
n Mccarthy quartermaster, chief
matchmaker Second Lieutenant OF
to y. Brunxell, battalion quartermas-
, 1908-08-04

Of the evenings entertainment. The
men were charged a small fee, the
object being to raise funds to defray
the expense of one local delegate to
the grand lodge session, which will be
held at Lander during the first week
in September. Mrs. w. A. Granger has
been elected as such delegate to rep
resent the Sheridan lodge. Mrs. Prick
is now presiding oficer Of the ladies'
local.
, 1908-08-04
WILL SOON BEGIN

State oficials have received salts
factory assurances from the Wyoming
Central Irrigation company officials
that active construction work on the
big project will begin not later than
October 1, and as much earlier as 1t Is
possible, avs the Cheyenne Tribune.
Since the courts decision the COM
pany has teen busy placing the bonds
necessary to raise the money to carry
on the work, and is now in position
to make definite announcement as to
the date ectual work will be started.
This will prove welcome news to the
people Of central Wyoming. who have
been waiting patiently until the legal
, 1908-08-04
Diarrhoea Cured.

my father has for years been trou
bled with %diarrhoea, and tried every
means possible t defect a cure, with
out avail writes John H. Zirkle f.
Philippi. w. Va. He saw Chamber
lain's Coils. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy advertised In the Philippi Re.
publican and decided to try 1t. The
result is M bottle cured and he has
not suffered with the disease for eigh-
teen months. Before taking this rem
edy he wa; a constant sufferer. He is
now sound and we'll. rnd although six
ty years cd, can do as much work az
a young man." Sold by all druggists.
, 1908-08-04
GRAND MASTER KING
VISITS AT SARATOGA,

Most Worshipful Grand Master
King. A. F. & A. NJ, of the grand lodge
OF Wyoming, will arrive in Saratoga
on August 18th and meet the Masonic
brethren In their hall that evening,
says the Saratoga Sun. Every mem
Der of Saratoga lodge No. IA is expect.
ed to be present and every visiting
member Of the order Is invited to
come and participate in the exercises
OF the evening.
, 1908-08-04

Journal. Alex T. Butler of Casper and
Thomas H. Gibson OF Laramie are both
aspirants for the honor. Butler Will
probably rave the support of Natrona
county and Gibson that of Albany
county. Fremont county will have the
deciding vote and it is believed that
1t will be cast for the Lal Jamie man.
, 1908-08-04
FORMER LARAMIE LADY
MARRIED AT RAWlINS

w. 3. S~teinsprins and Mrs. Della M.
Harden we're married at the Methodist
parsonage in Rawlins Sunday evening
at 5 O'Clock by Rev. Dunn, says the
Saratoga Sun. The newly welded pair
came on UP to Saratoga Monday and
have been stopping at the Cottage ho-
tel until today. when they went up
to the Charter Oak mine. where Mr..
Steinspring works.
, 1908-08-04
MAY CHOOSE GIBSON
For JUDICIAL RACE

J. w. G~udmundson of S%hcshoni, who
is chairman OF the democratic judicial
committee, stated while in Lander
Wednesday that the committee would
soon be called together, probably at
Cheyenne. to nominate a candidate for
district JUICE, says the Lander State
, 1908-08-04
DUBOIS PEOPLE WILL
BUILD TELEPHONE LINE

1t is reported that the people of
Dubois and the upper Wind river in
tend to build a line to connect with
the forest reserve line at Sheridan
creek, says the Riverton Republican,
and so get a line to Lander via Pine
dale and South pass.
, 1908-08-04
sAERlpAN N6W HAS
HNTHIAN aiSTERS.

A local lodge OF the Pythian Sisters
was recently organized in Sheridan,
and now has about fifty members, says
the Sheridan Post. Last night at the
Knights of Pythias hall the ladies held
q very enjoyable social session. at
which the brother Knights were pres
ient. Music and dancing was the order
, 1908-08-04
x WITH CRAMPS

AND HAD BAD NIGHT,
Charlie Brands of the Lovejoy Nov
city works was taken with severe pains
in his stomach, last night and had .
very uncomfortable lew hours. He
was down to the garage this morning
but remained only a short time and re
turned home.
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WENT TO THE CAMP
ON SIGHT SEEING TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Beemer and their
sister and Senator. j.. w. johnson and
daughter drove to the maneuSe- camp
this mornirg. spending a portion OF
the day at seeing the sights.
, 1908-08-04

Daily Republican SO cents a month
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30

u. s. Grant Post, No. 10, G. A. X.
Cherry Hill. attended service at Cherry
Hill NJ. f. Church last Sunday morn
ing.
The Democrats OF Cecil county
will hold their primaries this (Satur-
day. afternoon On Monday they will
hold the county convention.
Mrs. Ada c. Lakeland has entered
suit in the Circuit Court at Elkton,
for divorce from her husband. James
Lakeland, on the ground OF desertion.
The iortieth Annual Convention
of the Diocese OF Easton, of the Pro-
testam Episcopal Church will assemble
in St Paul's Church, Centreville. on
Tuesday mkt
The Union Sunday School will
hold a strawberry and ice cream ies-
tival on the grounds OF the Church,
on Wednesday evening. June 10 II
stormy, next fair evening.
The Colora Order oi American
Mechanics will attend divine service
at Mt Pleasant Church next Sunday.
May a. The subject OF evening SER
mon at 40 is Black Spots on Mem
Dry"
The Little Elk Tribe, No. so. I'm
proved o. r. NJ. will attend divine
service in a body a, Cherry Hill NJ. z.
Church, on Sunday morning. The
members will meet at the Hall at 10
o'clock.
Tomorrow Sunday will be Child
ren'S Day at the Elkton Presbyterian
Church Interesting services will be
held at 1870 a. m. and 40 p. M. The
public is cordially invited To both Of
these services
Memorial services were held on
Sunday afternoon AT Crouch Chapel
in honor oi the late Amos h. Lewis.
Rev. l.. F. Barrett. DID made the
address Mr.. Lewis was one OF the
founders oi the institution. and at the
time OF his death was it, treasurer.
The Diamond State Telephone
System has passed into the hands oi
the Bell Telephone Company No
changes in the local management are
rumorcd. but General Manager Baker.
OF Dover. is said Ia be booked for re-
moyal The change will take place
on ] Inc l.
Two fine Jersey COWS. belonging
To- Mr. J. Frank Blake. 81 ChildS. were
killed during the electrical storm on
Thursday afternoon. by being struck
by lightning Mr. Blake did not know
81 his loss until his boy went Ia bring
in the cows for milking and found
both lying dead in the field
~ beagle dog belonging to Joseph
Corridor went mad Wednesday morn
ing and had To be killed Mr.. Corri-
den noticed that the animal was acting
quccrly last Saturday and kept il
chained Later it developed very
bad case OF hydrophobia 1t is said
that the same dog that bit it bit a
number Of dogs in Elkton.
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Robert {. Thsekery. Attorney
ORDER NISI
IN Re The Tax Sale Of the Real Estate assessed
TO Edward Whiiiock


The object Of this suit Is to procure a coniirma-
ton Of the sale OF the bot parcel OF land stua-
ted IN the village Of cecl,on, IN the First Elcc-
ton District Of said Cecil County, assessed to Ed.
ward Whitlock aud being shc same land describ-
cd IN deed from Charles X, Nahb TO Sarah y.
whitiock. bearing date the 2Ntl day 81 Sovem-
her in the year issl and rccor'Sd IN i.iber J. A.
u. No. :, folio Stb one Of the La 4 Record Books
Of said Cecil County. made by = 'cil Kirk. ex-
sheriff Of said Cecil County and cx "ficio coiee-
tor Of delinquent taxes IN said Cou y. for the
collection Of taxes due and in arrear on said
property for the year nineteen hundred and six.
The eN-Sherh aforesaid having made and re-
ported to said Court, the said sale. together with
the proceeding had IN relation thereto and the
said proceedings having been examined by the
Court and the same appearing to lie regular and
the provisions Of the law relating thereto having
been complied with Il is, iheFeupon. this 18th
day Of May. In the year ips 10y Philemon H. Hop
pcr one Of the Judges Of the Circuit Court for
Cecil County and 10y the authority Of said Court
adiudged and ordered that notice lie given. by
advertisement. 10y the insertion Of this order in
The Cecil Whig. a newspaper printed and pub
lishcd IN said Cecil County. once a week. for :
successive weeks before the 18th day Of June
next. warning all persons interested In said pro-
periy to be and appear in said Court. OF before
the 18th day Of July next. to show cause. II any
they have. why the said sale should not he con-
hrmcd. The report states the amount Of sale to
he $50.
mayi,-'ts PHILEMON H. HOPPER
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Real Estate Transfers

Susan Walls to David Askin, prop
erty in Seventh district, SIs.
Earleyille Council, No 1913, Jr o.
L A. NJ. to James \. Brown, prop
erty al Earlevile, Sol,
Joseph G. Jones to Resale Jones,
his wife. property at Perryvillc. SIC
and other considerations,
Anna NJ Lewis to Henry Dolirager,
property in Cecil county, 81 and other
considerations.
Joseph $. Scarborough to Edward
Moore. tour lots II land in the Fourth
district. $1,000.
William $ Evans to Howard J.
Nichlc. property in Sixth district, 5;
and other considerations
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
Notice TO Subscribers!

The recent ruling Of the Post Office De-
partment makes weekly newspapers subject
to penalty for every subscriber who Is more
than one year in arrears. This, Of course,
neeessitates our being more active in keep
ing our subscriptions up-to-date than we
have been in the past. Subscribers will
kindly assist US in this effort b, RENTING
In accordance with date on label Of paper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
Anniversary At Old Drawers

The two hundred,h anniversary 81
Old Drawers Presbyterian Church.
near Odessa. Del. will be held Sun
day. June :. The Rev George Hanley
Wales, 81 Philadelphia. will preach
the sermon III the morning. and Ex-
United States Senator Anthony Hig-
gins will make the address in the alter
noon
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Local JOttin9S

irlfNAllA itkhNN 'ANN 'NNl N'HAh'iNN
in the new store room oi Thomas X
Fireman, Elkton.
MIR. Omar d. Cruthcrs is having
concrete walk, laid at his home on
East Main street
-Epwurth League services will be
held at Wesley Chapel on Sunday
evening, May 81, at & o'clock.
The Horace X Turner Art EN-.
hibit melted about S2s for the pictures
Tor the Elkton public schools
The Epworth League oi Harris NJ.
+. Church rcorganlzcd on Sunday
evening with >ub-chaptcr from Wes-
ley.
West Emo Chapel will hold a
strawberry ard ice cream festival On
Wednesday evening next, IN the
Chapel. ..,
The ladies Of Wesley Chapel will
hold a strawberry festival On Thurs
day evening, June !. in Wesley school
yard Ii stormy, next clear evening.
To-day, Saturday being Dccura-
ton Day, i, legal holiday, and the
bank, and public offices will be closed.
The Elktnn Pustutticc will close @t o
o'clock =. III.
Sam Brown. fisherman, was
robbed II about $50 Tuesday alter
noon ur evening He had been drink
ins and went 10 sleep with the money
IN hi pocket and when he awokc it
wa> gone
State Councillor George W Ritter,
State Judiciary Smm, and State Chap
lain Mcnnvrick all 81 Baltimore. made
mn official visit To- Elktun Council, No.
p, Ir Q L. \. NJ Tuesday evening.
They were well entertained by the local
Council
Mr. K Henry Emory writes us
from h, Pennsylvania home. that
Belle Emory is the proud po,se>sor
II her fourteenth colt Belle Is ~
year, I'D. and a, sound n dollar.
NJ wonder Mr.. Emory Gays N"
money could buy her
MIR. Taylor W Mckcnncy has had
the Yacht spray thoroughly over
hauled and repaired. inside and out.
He ha, also installed new .o-hursc
power iuur-cylindcr four cycle Palmer
engine. and viii have hi, boat ready
t. charter hy the first 81 next week
The Young men ri Jackson sunday
School will hold a festival IN the
ground, ~ Jackson Hail. near Cuwan-
town. on Thursday evening, June !.
Ice cream. strawberries and other re
treatment, iur sale Proceeds ior the
Sunday School and Christian Endcayor
work Ii stormy, come nest evening
Nj cordially invited
At this season many stores are
having what they call openings We
had an opening over thirty odd years
ago. and have been open ever since,
AMI we are wide open now, ready 10
show YOU the very best Suitings and
Tr1rscrings Latest styles and make
them up 10 your measurement, on
short notice. FRALER'S, 80
~ pointer dog. SAID to- belong to
+ {. Clcnlcnin. ui near Blake, went
mad last week and covered large part
81 the upper section oi the county,
going a, lar south as Elk Mills and
wl- finally killed near New London.
IA. hy = Mr. Coyiugtnn 1t Is said
that a large number ni dog, were bit
ten
Bishop Adam, ha, appointed A.
delegates fro mthc Protestant Epis-
cupal Diocese ~ I.a.,un, ,u the Pan
Anglican Cungrcs, the Rev Henry
Dawes. ph y. and the Very Rev.
+ is K Rich. oi Ea>tun. the Rev.
William Schuulcr. 81 Elktun, and the
Rev Henry Il Martin, u y, OF
ChcsicrtoWn
-'rhi, week Mr. Jane, D"ak. con
tractor and builder, ui Philadelphia,
ha, installed electricity in hS hand
....,. ,.-,I.,... d, Meth Er-4
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
GEORGE A. BLAKE. Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Order Of Publication.
Cecil ". Brown. Plaintiff. ". Annie u. brown.
Defendant.
In the circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity. No. afSa

The object Of this suit is to procure decree for
a divorce vinculo mairmnnii OF the plaintiff
from the defendant aud for other relief.
The hill states,
l-That on the !pth. day Of March. igIi. the
plaintiff was married to the defendant whose
name Annie u. Jones and that they resided
together in Cecil County, in the state Of Mary.
land until the lgih. DAY Of February, iqoi
THAT. though the conduct of the plaintiff to-
wards his said wife. has always been kird. affcc-
;ionaie and above reproach the defendant. ON the
liyih day OF February, il. without any Just cause
or reason. abandoned aud deserted the plaintiff
and that such abandonment has continued unn-
,erruptedly for ut least three years and il deber-
ate aud final. and the separation Of the parties
beyond ans reasonable expectation OF rceoncilia-
Ition.
| 5-That the defendant resides in the State Of
pennsylvania. or elsewhere beyond the iurisdic-
Iton Of this Court.
I-Thai no children have been born Of said
marriage.
| The hill prays fot a divorce vinculo ma,ri-
monii Of the plaintiff from the defendant aud for
Iothcr relief.
| II t. ihctcupon this eth. day Of May. ip,s OF
Hcred that the plaintiff hy causing copy Of this
order 10 lie inserted 10 some newspaper published
In Cecil County aforesaid. once IN each Of four
successive weeks before the eth day Of June next
give notice 10 the said absent defendant Of the ol.
feet and substance OF the bill Of complaint warn.
ing her 10 appear IN this Court IN person or by
Solicitor or before the I'D day Of June next 10
Ihow cause, II any she has why alccrcc ought not
to pass prayed
! MANLY DRENSEN
trnc Copy-Tcst Clerk.
fnayP.It MANLY DRENSEN. CLERK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
Eggs For Matching
Pure Bred "SHERWOODS"- ..lhe best General
Purpose Fowl Yet introduced, and The
Hardest Fowl In EIlslanCe.
ST per Setting of IS EGGS

The Shcrwoods although q new breed. arc
rapidly working their way to the front ranks as
general purpose fowl They have 10 them the
combined blood Of the White Georgia Game aud
the Light Brahma. Thcy derive from their
Light nrahma rarcn,aEc an exceedingly heavy
body. The Game blood shows itself in the full
breast They are a ycty s,ylishhi aud majestic
in carriage. They have close compact hndics
evenly balanced being much fuller IN hrest then
the Brahmasl, yellow hcaks beautiful erect
combs OF medium size, bright red ear lobrs4
white plumage aud yellow legs. They grow
rapidly, mature carly aud are ready for brothers
in ten weeks. For capons and market purposes
they are unsurpassed. having large plump bodies
with full breast aud hTigh, yellow skin. Their
flesh IS Juicy huc grained and tcudci srd par
takes somewhat OF the game flavor. The Shrr-
woods are one OF the hardest fowls IN cNsiaucr
Damp ~ rainy weather seems to have no effect
on the Young chicks. rhcy are active ioraReg-
vet they make careful and attentive mothers
They lay well throughout the winter months
aud start to setting early in the spring Their
eggs are OF large size aud tinted brown IN color
AZ maturity the cocks weigh ten to twelve pounds
and the hens eight to nine pounds. Ny birds
are fine aud male birds are changed every ycar
x, - ROWLAND.
Aprili-ti Elk,ou. Md
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I New Naphfha Launch
FIRE TAX NOTICE

\, Secretary and Treasurer Of the Farmers y
Mechanics Mutual Insurance Association Of Cecil
County, Nd hereby give notice that under late
pi NiuN lNt,~. an assessment Of !, cent, on the
slnh. on q yct cent basis all higher rates in
proportion Nas ordered y, tie Hoard OF prce.
tors IS the said Association, To meet LOSSES IT
William .. Coouvy William T. pat,cu and
other small urc. and expenses thereof to he final
lN lu. anil lIyIhlc u 90 before luiN i's>
~ any person shall refuse or ucglcc; 10 iay
hi- o. her llN hy that date, his OF her property
SHALL not hc protected hy ihc Association until
said tax b. paid
T.. u, CARu ART
mayi"lt- Secretary and Treasured
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
Ever Women win Be Interested

n YOU have pains IN the back Urinary Bladder
OF kidney trouble. and want certain pleasant
herb cure ior womans ~. iTy Mothers t,fay's
australian. Leaf It i a safe and ncvct,iailng reg.
ulaioT NJ Druggists of hy mail o. cts sample
package FREE. Adde'S The Mother Gfay Co.
Leroy. ny
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
TO TRESPASSERs
ORDER NISI
in.Rci The Mortgagcd Real Estate OF Iiyrono-
nous Alexander and wife
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity. No. ,772

ordered. this sixth day Of May ips that the
sale OF property mentioned in these proceedings.
made and reported by iiomard Terry Assignee In
ed. unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
ON OF before the ninth day Of July next. provided
a copy Of this order lie inserted In some newspaper
week fof one month before the ninth day OF June
next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
ss0.Oo.
MANLY DRENNES.
True copy-Test. Clerk.
mays-st MANLY DRENSEN. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
Road Examiners Notice

The undersigned having been luly appointed
hy the County Commissioners examiners to view
and determine the propriety Of LAYING ou, a new
road in the Niu,h Election distric, Of Cecil
County leading from poin, on the state road
between Lombard aud J, +. Gains and running
thence 20 the PENNSYLVANIA state line through
the land 81 J. T. Cain hereby give notice that
they will meet a, Lombard on lime . At ~ o'clock
a. m to- proceed with the Int, which icvoivcs
on them hy the commission issued to them un :.
def the said APPOINTMENT.
T., II. RIDDLE,
ROBERT ~ AIKEN.
AMOS. MARTtNpALE
,yinaySt Examiners
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
SO ACRES
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE !

aud large frame barn, well built aud nearly
new. corn crib and other necessary ont buildings.
There is an orchard Of apples. cherries and
other fruit ON the farm.
There is quantity Of oak aud chestnut timber
on the property more than sufficient for fencing
aud Necessary improvements and fuel.
This farm is located 10 one Of the best sections
OF Cecil County, with rural free delivery mail
service. and close to railroad stations. churches
schools. mills and creameries.
This farm will positively be sold TO the highest
bidder and is well worthy the attention Of any
one desiring first class farm.
TERMs;-cash on day Of sale In, more favor
able terms can he had II desired by responsible
purchaser.
Cos, Of deed to he paid 10y purchaser.
W. r. WARRINGTON,
Attorney named in mortgage.
Dr Charles X. Biles Aucionccr. l0mRyts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30

Emma Jane Bailey. colored, wife
ni Ross Bailey. died last Sunday at
her home in West Elkton.
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Attorneys Sale
or MoRTcAcED
Real Estate
IN The Ninth Election District Of Cecil County.

In pursuance Of power contained In a mort.
gage from II. Lamot Anderson and wife. to
Lewis J. Anderson. dated on the 10th day Of
March In the year ISIS. and recorded la iibcr J.
T. g. No. q Polio is7 etc.. one Of the Mortgage
Record Books Of Cecil County aforesaid the I'M
designed attorney named in said mortgage will
sell at public sale. at the Court House door, In
the town OF Rikion. Maryland on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
.COI.ORED

Orry L. Wilson and Virgic Virginia
Waters. both Of Cccilton.
Marion Blake, 81 McDonough, Del,
and Fannie Waters. ri Cecilton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30

ordered this 10Th iay Of NAV lpcS that the re
port Of Robert {. Thackery. Auditor, mentioned
in these proceedings he ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
OF before the 18th day Of June next. provided a
copy 81 this order lie inserted In some ncwspaper
printed aud published IN Cecil County once IN
each two successive weeks hciofc the iisi day Of
MAy l@>
MANLY pRENNEN,
True Cppy-Tcst Clerk.
may ,5.1ts MANLY DRHNNEN, Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-05-30
Marriage Licenses

Barclay {. Cooper, OF Nottingham,
Pa, and Fannie T.. Reynolds, OF Ris-
ing Sun