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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-17

dolphin spent week with Mrs. Harry
Matthews.
Miss Mary A. Gray has gone to Port
Deposit where she will learn the trade
OF dressmaking.
Mrs, l.. d WiiIitts has returned from
Philadelphia and New York, where
she purchased her fall and winter mill
linery. Miss Bertha White, Phiiadei-
phia, will be her trimmer this season.
Mrs. ZEchariah Gray fell over a
stone wall. Thursday afternoon. inf
juring her ankle.
Charles ]. Davis was painfully in
jured by a COW last Sunday morning.
Flyers cannery closed Wednesday
Of last week. He has put up 1880
cases. The Bohemians returned to
Baltimore. Friday.
Miss Carrie Woodrow. Korner
Keich. has been appointed assistant
teacher at Colora school.
Maurice Wiley came home Tuesday
week from Philadelphia. to get regis
tered. He spent Tuesday night at
home. Maurice. no doubt, will cast
a vote for Taft.
Mrs Robert Muldoon. Barnsley.
spent Thursday with her son. Robert
and family
Mrs Robert r. Pierce was painfully
injured by falling from the steps at
Rising Sun station. Monday evening.
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WOODLAND

The SuSquchanna Tribe 81 Red Men
will worship at Hopcwcll NJ + Church
Sunday evening At 1890 The regular
preaching service will be IN the even
ing
The Ladic, Md Society met at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon
MIR. and Mrs G +, Tyson enter
tanned = few friend, in honor OF their
son. Earl and his bride, Saturday
evening
Mrs. Harriet II kellh"ltz has issued
invitations 10 the marriage ui her
daughter. Marion Harriet, to MIR
George w Poist Tuesday evening, the
goth, a, oSo o'clock. IN Hopcwell NJ
T. Church
Mrs. Charles +. Brydc, Master Eu.
gene and Freeman. 81 Philadelphia,
are the guest, ni Mrs Arthur Bryde
MIR Brydc spent Sunday with his lam.
lily.
Mise, NJ. O. and Helen Jackson
returned from Philadelphia Saturday
Mrs. T. T. Bryde and Mildred. who
have spent the summer with Mrs. J. r.
Tyson. have joined Mr. Brydc in
Philadelphia, where they have gone TO
housekeeping.
Mrs Mary Kirk Fletcher wife Of
Milton - Fletcher, died at her home
Thursday. the S.h. 81 Bright's disease.
aged - years Funeral services were
held in IIopcwcl NJ. T. Church Sun
day morning, where She had been a
consistent member Tor many years In.
tcrmcn, was made IN the adjoining
cemetery The pail bearers were
Mcssrs. Henry and Samuel Gather
George Tyson, John Cullen, r b
Marshall and Clinton Thompson Ex.
Sheriff Cecil Kirk and II II Kirk
were brothers 81 the deceased
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COLORA.

William Asa, aged > months and ~
days. son at Eli Coalsau, Jr., died at
hi, home in North East Wednesday
morning. and was buried Friday after.
noon in Yves, Nottingham reSbyter.
ian Cemetery Undertaken S b rosh,
OF Cnlnra. had charge 81 the funeral
Mrs. Harriet Davis IS visiting Mr.
Harry Montgomery and family
Mrs. Henrietta McNcy left Tuesday
morning ior 4 visit a, the home 1T her
daughter Mrs Jennie Mctrcary. nj
Frccmont
Frederic Kerr and bride. oi Fhila.
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10 Head Fine Cows

nearl, all fresh 10y day Of sale. T. fine liciicrs
one and two years, fine GUERNSEY Bull. years
he is dandy Also Mare years old. with colt
hy side months old Colt ycarlinR Colts all
sired rs the celebrated German Coach Horse
This stock is all hrstclass IN every fespaci and Is
Of my own raising. The cows mostly Guern-
scys, are all Young aud am going TO sell them
Tor the nigh dollar, People know that ! don't
maxi al, -,,,a -..i.s. sails ~ .....A..!al II !!
O'Clock y. III. Terms made known at sale.
IIiudtnau. auct 7. HARRY MAXWELL.
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1.-The Devil" ut Opera House

You probably don't know that this
play is drawing large crowds OF peo-
pie at three theatres in New York
City. and the management has put
troupe on the road to give you the
chance of seeing this play exactly as
it is given in New York. Mr.. Flem-
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Marriage Licenses

John Clemens and Amanda Moore,
both OF k.sing Sun.
Clarence S. McMullen and Tressa
NJ. Wilgis, both OF Perryville.
Samuel f. Hambeton, OF Rising
Sun, and DORA NJ. Grant. OF Philadel-
phia.
COLORED.
Edward Caswell. OF Port Deposit.
and Ida Bryant. OF North Carolina.
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nc improvements '"hslst "l slial
Dwelling House

aud outbnildings The land Is Of good quality
aud under good cultivation.
TERMS OF sAI.E,-Prcscribcd by mortgage
Cash on day OF sale. other term. Il purchaser
desires
Cost Of conveyance to hc paid hy the purchaser
E.hfKf I. iiiAtkEk,
Attorney named in said mortgage
T. NJ. t.tuNcs. Aurtiouctt. 1pyt t.
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PUBLIC SALE Of STOCK
Wednesday, October 28th, '08

At the residence Of J. Harry MAXWELL near
rrncipio Cecil county Md. Having decided TO
uuit dairy nR will sell on above date wthou;
reserve OF undertaking
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-17

sEPTEMBER End. Tgs,.
The Gtn Of Vim, 7, West X Co., OF Rowland
willie Maryland has been dissolved hy mutual
consent. Lea Moore aud ". r. West OF the old
firm have formed q new partnership under the
name OF THE Felt Paper Co." who will continue
the business and to whom debts owing the old
firm should he paid and debts owing by the old
firm should he presented.
WA. T. WEST.
GRO. {. LOGAN,
l.. r. LOGAN.
Inoctiw LIZA MOORE
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25 Head of ShOats.

All Chester White ana very me.
TERMS OF SALE-Au suus Of $50 aud under.
Cash over thai amount a credit Of Sine Months
will lie given. purchaser giving bankabe note
with approved cndorscr, interest from date 3
yer cen, of Tor cash. No stock TO lie removed
until term, are complied with
X. T.. LAMAR.
pr. Chas. X. HilUS Auci. i7oCtlw
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

sz50g 70 loan on good real Estate Security.
JOSHUA cLAf10H.
Attorney ~ Law,
nuK2tif Elkton Nd
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5000 TO loan on nrst mortgage on real
estate 10 sums Of 5000 Also 500 ON frss
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH
JuiyNu Eikton. Nd.
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State and County Taxes

signed Treasurer Of Cecil County. hereby gives
notice that for the purpose Of receiving the
State and County Taxes
10 said county, for the year igs. he will sii In
the several Election Districts as follows
October %. at +. S. Shorts. Cecil
ton, First district.
October %, ut Byron Bouchelle's,
Chesapeake City, Second district.
October "a. a, Henry Hess, Fair
Hill, Fourth district.
October 26. at John l.. Moore's
Drug Store, North East. Fifth dis
trict
October q. at Maryland House,
Rising Sun, Sixth district.
October Is, at A. l.. Barry's. Port
Deposit. Seventh district.
October ~, at W. w. McGuigan's
Store, Conowingo. Eighth district.
October 80, at Cross Keys Hotel.
Calvert, Ninth district.
Between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p. M
~ WV INV FAhNih'Ht ~ hiNA'NnA " NSHAr
will he allowed on all state aud County Taxes
paid before November /. Taxpayers will please
take notice that taxes are due and payable on
September !. and that ON all bills unpaid on jan
uary interest will be charged and collected from
September !. After January delinduents will
bc warned that unless settlement In full he made
before April l. the claims against them WILL Bf
PLACED IN the HANDS or TINE SHERIFF or THE
COUNTY, who shall proceed to seize their proper
and dispose Of the same to pay She taxes due.
with the charges theron and all costs Of sale.
The Treasurer would, therefore. respectfully
urge all taxpayers TO pay promptly. aud " posi-
bic In time to obtain the benef, Of the discount.
CiiAS. X. LYNCH,
2siuiy Treasurer
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william 7. and Henry A. Ws,buffon.
Solicitors
0rderOf Publication
Hollis Reynolds ". Gertrude 5. Reynolds.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Eauity No. 2sii

The object Of this bill Is 10 procure a divorce
mensa ct thoro for the plaintiff from the defend
ant.
The bill: states that on the 5ist day II Dccrm-
her 1901. the plaintiff was married TO the defend.
ant ai the city OF Wilmington. in the State Of
Delaware. that they lived together until the
month Of July ig1s that IN the said last
mentioned month, the said defendant aiandoue
that said defendant has never returned. The bill
further states that the plaintiffs conduct towards
his said vile has always been proper and beyond
reproach. The bill further states that there IL no
offspring Of said marriage. The bill futher
states that the plaintiff has resided In Cecil
County, Maryland. for sometime past. bait Mt
present resides IN the City Of Baltimore, IN said
STATE aud has resided 10 the State Of Maryland,
for more than two years next preceding this
application for divorce. The bill further alleges
that the defendant resides IN the State OF Pcnnsy
this Court.
The bill prays for divorce a mensa ct thoro
aud for general relief.
II Is thereupon this 9Th day OF October 1905
ordered by the Circuit Court for Cecil County, In
Rquity. that the plaintiff by causing a copy of
this order 10 he inserted in some newspaper pub
iishcd In said Cecil county. once in each Of four
successive weeks before the 9TH day Of November
next. give notice TO the said absent defendant Of
the object and substance Of this bill. warning
her to appear In this Court IN person or by soici.
tor. on or before the 2jh day Of November next
to show cause, II any she has why decree ought
not To he passed as prayed.
MANLY DRENNRN.
True copy-Test Clerk.
oct lost MANLY DRENSEN. Clerk.
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NOTICE

Permanent Road Improvement from North
Fast to hay View Is now under construction and
portions Of the road will lie closed TO public
travel from time to time - designated hy the
County commissioners
By order Of the Hoard Of County Commits.
sioucts
Iyscpt II ". u. DESHANE. President.
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~ IS Head Of Good Cattle

Cosstng Of Mich Cows, Steers, Bulls and
Ileicrs several OF ihc cows are fresh with calves
los their sides. Grade Jerseys aud Guetnscys.
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10 Head Horses 8 CO|tS&

No. willie j., bay mare. standardized, $
years old. sired by william NJ, sound aud safe
for iady to drive.
No. LADY H.. hay marc, standardized T.
years old, sired by william NJ, fine driver with
considerable speed.
pediRrces OF these two mares will he produced
at the sale.
No, .'-Paucy. hay mare. 10 year. old good
worker aud driver
no. 4-Princc, brown horse, 10 years 4. good
worker aud fine driver.
No. Skate dun mare, by Did Gilt Edgc good
worker aud driver and fine brood mare.
No, inlay. hay mare. S wears old good work
mare aud fine brood mare,
No. WEARING Colt, sired hy pencader, dam
No. >, Lady u. THIS is promising colt ard well
worthy the attention Of horsemcn.
Nos. aud thrown Colts sired 10y pcncader
dams Nos. aud .. These afc'vcry fine colts aud
should lie owned hy one man
No. io-Dun Colt, sired hv Pcncndcr, dam No
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81 Acres, 2 ROOds and IS PerChes

MORE OK LESS, being the same land which was
devised to the said william NJ. Thompson 10y
Hannah Thompson, by her last viii dated Sep.
TENDER .2nd iSsh and recorded IN Libcr G.. Vol.
a. folio 49,, one of the win Record hooks Of said
County. being also, the same land conveyed To
the said Hannah Thompson by Vim. J, Jones.
Trustee, hy deed dated December jlst, iSh and
recorded in iibcr u. Il. r. No /. folio ~. an.
o,he; Of said Land Record hooks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-17
Trustees Sale
or a
and Lot
IN ELKTON.

Under authority contained In decree u the
Circuit Court for Cecil County. IN sauisy con-
tanned In a cause tIsereir. III which Phoebe
Hughes and husband are plaintiffs and James A.
Scott and others are defendants. ibr undersigned.
the trustee named therein win sell at public snc-
lion at the Court House door in the town Of XIX
ton IN Cecil County. and state Of Maryland. on
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OCTOBER
Treasurer SNOtiCe

In pursuance Of an Act OF Assembly. passed at
the January session, 1900. Chapter %, the under
signed Treasurer Of Cecil County hereby gives
notice that for the purpose Of receiving the
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Monday, October 18Th, 1908
At 2 O'CLOCK p. N.
that lot Of land situated lnsaid town on the wes,
side Of the street known as Ceilings Avenue"
and being The same land whereof Mary Hughes
Robinson died seised aud possessed aud which
was conveyed unto her by Adelaide NJ. Tofbert
by her deed dated July 1. 1857. and recorded
among the iaudlfeeofd books OF said county. In
Iiber j. A. d. No. - Folio SIS. nc.
The 10, is improved by two story -
Frame Dwelling House
In good condition.
TERMS or sAI.Es-onc third u the purchase
money 10 be paid IN cash ON the day Of sale sand
the remainder with interes, from the day Of sale.
TO be paid in sixth months thcrcfrom and to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Cost Of deed to be paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE a. BLAKE.
Trustee.
Y. NJ. Groves. Auciionecr. .hsrpt.ts
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
Fatal Mlshae Of wr1SNvss.

The Wright alrship, which Hsd been
making worlds records; for long flights
at Washington. met With an accident last
Thursday in which Lieut.. Thomas E..
Selfridge, U. s. A. signal corps, was
killed, and Orvilas Wright TIE inventor,
seriously injured. The machine had
hardly started with the two-nsn aboard,
when, having risen about rs fSgt, one of
the propeller blades snapped, caught in
other parts OF the mechanism and the
ship overturned and fell with crash to
the ground, burying the men under the
debris. Hundredg of spectators ran TO
rescue them. Selfridge was unconscious,
having suffered . fracture of the skull,
and died that evening. Wright sustained
. broken hip and two fractured ribs, but
will recover in due tine. iTbe part OF the
airship that broke had been fitted on
new for the flight and was probably de-
fective. Wright's brother, Wilbur, last
week beat all aeroplane records in Europe
by fight Of nearly 40 minutes at
Lemans, France. He did far better Mon
day, when he beat all worlds records by
remaining in fight 1 Ar., 81 min, IL
sec., covering nearly q miles and de-
scending only on account OF the dark
ness. Thousands who witnessed the
fig ht cheered him wildly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
South RoyaIton High School.


Two more pupils, Walter Burke and
Harry Roberts. both of Sharon, have
Joined our ranks.
The enrolment now by classes is as
follows:-Seniors. 10; Juniors, IL; sopho-
mores, IS; freshmen, 2s.
plans are being made to have school
social next Thursday evening, the funds
to be used for the purchasing OF singing
books for the high school.
The comfort of the pupils and the ap.
pearauce of the intermediate room nave
been much improved by the displacing OF
the old double desks by the latest inn
proyed adjustable single desks.
The following correction should be
made in regard to the school statistics
given in the issue of last week. The en-
rolIment for 'O4 Was 80 and the enroll
ment for ,O6 was SO. Also the number OF
tuition pupils was AS, instead OF "a, as
stated last week.
Owing to the limited seating capacity
of the high school, seven OF the high
school pupils have to sit in the grammar
room. The senior girls are also allowed
/ to do their studying at home and are re-
ouired simply to attend recitations and
morning exercises.
school closed in the high and grammar
rooms Wednesday to allow the teachers
and pupils to attend the state iair q
white River Junction. School will keeE
i in those two rooms Saturday to make uE
for this fair day. All the schools Will OK
given Wednesday, Sept. 30, to attend tns
Tun bridge fair.
The trustees have secured the services o.
Mrs. C. w. Seymour for all day, tnui
giving three regular teachers In the mgr
school and allowing MS the opportunitS
of putting into the senior year tescn
ers' course, which gives the pupiis uPoL
grsduation = two years. certificate x
ts.ch. This offers . flne chance for thos'
vho intend to teach next year.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
A DOLLAR. AND
A nORAL.

Six years ago, farmer put his ini-
tials on . dollar bill. Next day he
came to town and spent II with
Merchant. Before & months had
passed he got the same dollar bill
back aud four times In three years
the bill came back to him for produce
and three times he heard Of II In the
pockets OF his neighbors. The last
time he saw the bill was three years
ago, when he sent It to MaiI-Order
House. He will never see that BILL
again. The dollar bill will never pay
any more school or highway taxes
for him, will never help build or
brighten any more homes In his
community. He sent Il entirely out
Of usefulness to himseIf and his
neighbors when he sent It to the
Mail Order House. Moral: Trade at Home,
For best quality Drugs. MedlciGea
and Chemicals, take your dollar to
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
How 70 Get Strong.

p. J. Daily of 1z47 w. Congress st.
Chicago, tells Of a way to become strong
He says:-"My mother, who is old and
was very feeble, is deriving so much BEN
eft from Electric Bitters that 1 feel it's
my duty to tell those who need a tonic
and strengthening medicine about it. In
my mothers case marked gain in flesh
has resulted, insomnia has been over
come, and she is steadily growing strong
er." Electric Bitters quickly remedy
stomach, liver and kidney complaint.
Sold under guarantee. SOC.
ii. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
Pearl Luce Under False Arrest.

Pearl Luce was arrested Saturday by
Chief OF Police r. H. Ketchum and taken
to White River junction to answer to
the charge of stealing team from Glenn
Lyman of that place. When Mr..
Lyman came to identify the prisoner, he
declared that Mr.. Luce was not at all the
man wanted, and he was accordingly re-
leased from custody. He left the juno
tion Monday, coming to Randolph, and
went back to his work in Roxbury Tues
day morning.
Mr.. Luce was supposed by the authori-
ties to have been in the Junction about
the time the Lyman horse was stolen and
he was also reported to have been seen
cup country somewhere with team soon
after. On these grounds warrant was
asked for his arrest.
Aside from the fact that he did not even
resemble the man whom Mr.. Lyman
suspected OF purloining his team. Mr..
Luce was able to account satisfactorily for
his whereabouts at the time Of the theft
and of the "up country" encounter, %
that be established his innocence OF the
ofiense perfectly.
It 10 regrettsble that the young man
should have been the victim OF SO un'
pleasant q case of mistaken identity, but
his swift exonerstion 10 . matter Of -
| joiciug to himself and his friends.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
Does Electricity EIsctrocute Z

A twelve-year-old girl received q cur
rent OF 1900 volts Of electricity by.climb-
ing pole and touching live wire ct
Chicago. The girl was revived and will
recover. This incident hss renewed the
discussion a. to whether legal -electrocu-
tion is always fatal. Dt. Shrady and
other authorities hold that it is not. and
that the knife OF the autopsy may do the
killing, and that the person may be con-
scious of it. A current of 1900 volts only
is applied when the death penalty is in
fiicted.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
a aeal Joke on Neark Twain.

The home OF Mark Twain at Redding,
Conn, was entered by burglars last
Thursday night and sofne silver ware
taken. The burxlars We captufed on q
railroad train next mcrnag SITTER . fight
in which an oficer wss shot in the leg
and hand and one of the burglars shot
himself in the head. All of the piunder
was recovered. Mark Twain wrote a
humorous notice that he posted at his
house telling the next buFglar where to
find the silver ware without disturbing
the family.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
Mosher Took Prompt Vengeance.

Mrs. Sarah Reed, whose nine-year-old
daughter had been attacked by Q negro at
Powder Springs, Ca, took gun and
headed posse which soon rounded up
the man, when the woman filed him
with Q charge of bird shot, probably
fatally wounding him. A tyuching
would have finished him but s0r the
Quick iptsxluEnGns OF officers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24

Colonel Stewart. said 10 have been
forced into exile ct Fort Grant. Ariz., by
President Roosevelt. has been ordered to
take the riding test. Examining sur
geons say he is unfit to attempt it, but
Stewart VOWS he will do it. II be fails,
he will have to retire, which Il said to
be the presidents desire.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
a verv Pleasant Dinner.

At his golden wedding dinner last
week. w. II. Singer, Pittsburg iron
manufacturer. divided $16. 000, 900 equal
ly among his four children. enclosing
securities for a, 900, 900 in favor packet
placed at each plate.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-09-24
Bio Purse for PusiIists.

Jack johnson. colored, and Tommy
Burns, the American heavyweight cham
pion, will fight at Sydney, Australia, IN
December, the winner to take s5o, ooo ana
the loser $1,000.