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The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
BATS HOT SHOT
FOR PACK|E MAG.
Battling Nelson Declares He
Regards Freddie Welsh
as Better Man.
HE MAY Be next ANTAGONIST
Says That Mcfarland Never Beat
Anyone of Importance Ex-
cept Jimmy Britt.
He MAY Be NEXT ANTAGONIST

welsh stands in better position in
the ring right now than Packie McFar-
land does, and If Freddie holds the
same position in February that he has
now, I'll meet him before 1 box 2vyone
else"
This was the statement handed down
by Battling Nelson last night in refer
ence to a dispatch sent from the Pa
cific coast. He had wired declining an
immediate encounter with Welsh, as
he wishes to complete his book and
superintend the building of some houses
he is erecting at Hegewisch. but he
says he will go back to the ring as
soon as this work is through.
Nelson was incensed at some state
ments attributed to Mcfarland and
says that he is in no hurry to give the
Chicago man chance at his title.
Whom did Mcfarland ever whip?'
he demanded. He never licked any
body worth mentioning except Jimmy
Britt, and the man that couldn't have
licked Jimmy in the shape he was thai
afternoon would have been blind
Packie has said I've been beaten In
fights He's never won a real one. His
record shows lot of knockouts, but
Harry Gilmore made out that RECORD
with a pencil-McFarland didn't make
| 1t with his fists.
/ Mcfarland has never told anyone
that he pulled down his forfeits three
times when 1 was ready to cover them
When he got me mad in a newspaper
Office in New York / offered to fgh
right there. He wouldn't, saying h,
didn't have $1,000 with him. I Offered
to get on the Limited and come bacl
with him and meet him for side be
of $1,000. He wouldn't do 1t. Now h.
is trying to make out 1 am trying t.
dodge him.
why don't Mcfarland meet Cans
Joe is after him, hard enough. Tha
would give Packie some standing Il
the boxing game. AS 1t is, I'll NEE
Welsh next If he keeps up his presen
standing in the ring"
The Battler is awaiting political de
Ivelopments in his ward before runnin
for alderman against Mahoney. He in
tends to take a trip to New Mexico be
fore going to California early mex
wear
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
HARBOR HAS NEW
ATHLETIC CLUB
Fifty Prominent Citizens
Hold Meeting in the
Cline Hall.
LITTLE IS ELECTED PRESIDENT
New Gymnasium Apparatus Will Be
Installed Amounting to Five
Hundred Dollars.
LITTLE IS ELECTED PRESIDENT
Especial to THE TIMES,

Indiana Harbor, Ind, Dec. Indiana
Harbor has a new athletic club, known
as the Indiana Harbor Athletic asso-
citation. The organization was effected
on Sunday afternoon, at a meeting of
about fifty prominent citizens, held in
Cline's hall. The club has a member
ship Of about 70 local athletes. who will
participate in all track and field events
with Chicago athletic organizations
during the coming year.
The following officers have been
elected:
A NJ. Little. president
w. c. Brown, vice president.
Harry Lemon, secretary.
r. Brandt, treasurer.
w. S. Brown, G. f. hamburg, Jacob
Cline, Bert Wilson and Cal Winkler
board of directors; Dave Keppel Will
liam McGahey and Max Glass, trustees
Gets Use of Coliseum
The association has secured the use
of the Landfield Coliseum for gymna.
SUM purposes and within a few days
will install apparatus costing in tht
neighborhood of $500. Almost all o.
this amount has been subscribed dur.
| ing the past two weeks. Mats, para!
lei bars. swinging rings and trapeze.
| Will be purchased, and in fact every
thing necessary to the making of {
good gymnasium. One of the first fea
lures to be tackled by the club will b,
the organization of a representativ,
basketball team, which expects to us
the Coliseum quadrangle during tn,
| coming season.
| The Harbor has always been able t.
put forth a good set of football an,
baseball players, and there is no reason
why 1t could not excel as readily ii
gymnasium, track and basket ball af
fairs. Membership in the association
can be secured upon application to tn
president, A. M. Little
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
MEETING OF FRUIT GROWERS

Portland, Ore, Dec. 1.-Leading fruit
growers, packers and shippers of Ore
gon, Washington, Montana, Idaho,
Utah and British Columbia gathered in
this city today for the big convention
arranged under the auspices of the
Northwest Fruit Growers association
and the Oregon State Horticultural So
ciety. The convention will be in ses-
sion four days. In conjunction with
the meeting there is being held an
elaborate display of orchard products
illustrating the Importance of the
Importance of the fruit growing in
dustry in the northwest
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
CHICAGOANS NEAR DEATH
AS AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Errnnd Hughett and HI. II. Bigelow
Have Marrow Escape at Laporte

Laporte, Ind, Nov. 30.-How Errand
Hughett and Harry T. Bigelow. Fisher
building, Chicago, escaped instant
death when their motor car turned tur-
tie six miles east of Laporte is the
marvel of those who viewed the wreck
ed car at the bottom of the ditch where
IL landed after the wheels skidded in
the soft mud on the road from Berrien
Springs to Chicago. Hughett was at
the steering wheel when the machine
dashed down the embankment and
turned a complete somersault, pinion-
ing both men underneath. Fortunately
both were able to crawl out and reach
a nearby farmhouse. A surgeon found
that Hughett was suffering from a
sprained back and Bigelow had dis
located elbow and fracture of the left
arm. After the injuries had been
dressed the men were sent to Chicago
on train, the automobile being left
in the ditch.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01

Mrs. c. E. Osborn and daughter of
wanatah have returned to their home
after few days visit at the home of
Chief and Mrs. E. T. Higgins on
Forsyth avenue.
A. G. Lundquist Of Indiana Harbor
was a visitor at the council meeting.
Ms. Garfield of Whiting will attend
the chorus recital at the home of Miss
stone on One Hunded and Forty-fourth
street this evening.
The male chorus of the Congregation
al church met last evening at the home
of Miss Stone on One Hundred and
Forty-fourth street practicing for their
cantata to be given about Dec. 16.
Floyd Fryer has returned from a
brief visit with friends in Crown Point
and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Gwylim Jones of Beacon
street are the proud parents of nine
pound daughter, born to them last Sun
day evening. Both mother and infant
are reported as doing nicely.
Mrs. Charles Edgar of Forsyth ave-
nue. sustained a severe sprain of her
right arm while skating at the Lewis
skating rink last evening. She was
taken in a semi conscious condition to
the office of DR.. A A Ross, where the
sprain was relieved.
Max Friedman of Olcott avenue has
returned from a two days visit with
his parents in Benton Harbor, Mich.
DR.. J. Goldman has decided not to
open his dental offices in Miller. and
will conf1ne his work solely to this To-
cality.
Attorney Carver of Gary transacted
business in Judge William A. Reiland':
court yesterday morning.
Fred NJ Henoch of Laporte transact
ed business in East Chicago and Indi
ana Harbor yesterday.
superintendent Matson of the H. W
& E. c. railway, transacted business
in East Chicago yesterday afternoon.
George H. Lewis has had the floor o
his ring resurfaced and skaters ar
now delighted with its appearance.
Albert Lewis and ]. W. Kirk were
Valparaiso visitors yesterday, transact
ing business with Congressman e. D
Crumpacker.
william McHenry of Springfield, Ill
was the guest of his cousin, Alefret
Durgen, of Magoun avenue yesterda,
afternoon.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
PAPKE LEAVES FRISCO ON
HIS WAY TO LOS ANGELES.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 3o.-Evident-
ly Billy Papke found much to interest
him in San Francisco Sunday, as he
failed to make train connections. Tom
Jones telegraphs that they left tonight.
ute a number of local sports will meet
Papke tomorrow morning. They are
anxious to hear the Illinois Thunderbolt
explain how his reversal of form oc-
Cured. Hugo Kelly has a start of one
day on Papke. The Chicago middle
weight started work at the South Side
Athletic club today.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
CORBETT TO FIGHT ON COAST

New Orleans. La. Nov. 3o.-Young
Corbett, the ex-featherweight cham
pion, will make his re-entry into the
ring here at the opening fight card to
be given by the New Southern A. c.,
Dec. IL. The Denverite's opponent will
be Phil Brock of Cleveland, who has
been fighting with some success on the
coast. Corbett has been training for
the past month at Johnson's road house
in New York and is in fairly good
shape.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
NEW GUINNESS TRIAL IS DENIED

Laporte Ind, Nov. 30.-Judge Ritch-
ter. in the circuit court today, over
ruled a motion for a new trial in the
case of Ray Lamphere. convicted of
burning the house of Bella Guinness on
Death Farm" and an appeal was
prayed to the supreme court. The de-
fense asked a new rial on the ground
that the courts instructions were err
roneous and that the verdict was con-
trary to law.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
MOTORCYCLE RECORDS BROKEN.

Los Angeles, Dec. Fired Huyck's
motorcycle covered the Ascot Park oval
Sunday in SO seconds for one mile,
which is one second faster than the
worlds record of "a seconds. that he
already held With a standing start
he made the first mile of ten in 1:o1,
which was another worlds record, and
for FIVE miles he had another to his
credit in 4:S8. George Blaylock rode
ten miles in $40. which is another
worlds record.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
YALE TANK TEAM CRIPPLED.

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 30.-Yale's
swimming team received severe set
back tonight when the faculty retired
Captain Richards, Howe and Winslow,
the three best water men in the ag-
gregation. E. NJ. Moses was chosen
tank captain to lead the team in its
dual meet with Central Y. NJ c. A. of
New York here next Saturday.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
JACK CARNEY IS
NOW AFTER HELLER.

Jack Carney, a South Side light
heavyweight, Is the latest aspirant for
the scalp of Billy Heller the stock
yards fighter. Carney announces that
he is open to meet any of them at 160
pounds at the ringside or some weight
close to that, and he does not care who
the first customer is. He would like
also to get on with Young Mahoney,
the Racine heavyweight. Carney is
not particular, either, whom he boxes.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
BURNS WANTS TO MEET GREEK

Rock Island, ILL.,, Nov. 30.-Farmer
Burns wants to meet William Deme-
tral, the Greek Demon" of Chicago in
wrestling match. Farmer says he
will put up forfeit TO be on hand
any time Demetrai ready. Burns will
leave in a few days for Nebraska. If
settled, the match will be pulled off
probably in Rock Island.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01

of $4,000 for the bout. Britt was vic
tor over the Briton here in a ten round
bout a few weeks ago.
The fight between these men was held
at the same club and when Britt was
given the decision a howl was heard
from one end of the tight little ilse to
the other. In the coming fight the
"betterman" question will be settled for
good.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
BRITT TO FIGHT SUMMERS
AT LONDON IN FEBRUARY

London, Nov. 30.-Jimmy Britt. the
lightweight fighter of San Francisco.
was. rematehed today to meet Johnny
Summers. the English lightweight. be-
fore the National Sporting club here
Feb. %. The club has offered pursD
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
FISH TO LEAD HARVARD.
Star Tackle Is Chosen as Captain of
1909 Football Team.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 1.-Hamil-
ton Fish, jr.. of Garriso on the -Hud-
son. N. Y, member of the class of
1910, was unanimously elected yester-
day captain of the Harvard football
team for next year. Fish has played
right tackle on the varsity eleven for
two years.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
EAST CHICAGO.
Hold Election of Officers.

The local lodge. ]. Q. Q. F., have Sc
Iected their officers for the ensuing
term. and report the following cleo
elections:
Noble Grand-Peter Satterblom.
Vice Grand-Willis E. Roe.
Secretary-H. H. Jeppeson.
Financial Secretary-E. G. Palmer.
Treasurer-Charles Nassau.
Trustee-D. D. Dixon.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01

FOR RENT-Three rooms, furnished for
light housekeeping. Bath, two cleo
trio lights. Near interurban lines.
Smyth-Ladd agency, East Chicago.-1t
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01
WHITING TEAM LOSES
Owls Defeated at Basket
Ball by Mark White
Cardinals.
Especial to THE TINES

Whiting. Ind. Dec. 1.-The Owls
basketball team of this place met its
first defeat of the season, 29 to 26, at
the hands of the Mark White Cardi-
nails at Whiting last night The game
was stubbornly contested through. the
first half ending with the score Is to
Is in the Cardinals favor Ogram of
the Owls played a strong defensive
game until retired in the second half
through being slightly injured Line
up:
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01

Field Baskets-Kief (S), Naftalin.
Trowe ca, Kluber (2). Girard (4), og-
ram CD. Free Throws-Naftalin CID.
Kluber (5), Girard. Referee-vinton.
Halves-Twenty minutes.
The Lake County times., 1908-12-01


, TUESDAY.
Tommy Quill w. Young Erne, =
II rounds, at Armory A. A, Bos- q
ton. =
THURSDAY.
Annual meeting of Interstate =
Trap Shooting association In =
New York city.
FRIDAY.
3 Annual show of Toy Spaniel
club of America opens In New
York city.
. SATURDAY.
o Opening of sixty-day race
o meeting at Ell Paso, Tex.
. Carlisle Indians-Denver uni
. versity football game at Den
. yer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
Real Estate Transfers

Edwin {. Gather to Perry a. Gibson
Ia2 acre farm in Sixth district, 5000.
l.. NJ. lIaincs and X. {. Thackery,
Trustees, to Jefferson d. Young, Hogg
property in Seventh district, $6,25o.
l.. NJ llaines and w. 5. Evans,
Trustee, to q. {. Giles, Elder prop
erty ON Main street, Elkton, known as
the old Long property, $500.
Samuel puscy Nickel and vile, OF
Pennsylvania. TO Louanna Y. Martin
dale. wife az Lewis r. Martindale, 3
acre property in Sixth district, 81 400.
Walter Fcarnlcy and Rachel Emma
Haigh Fcarnley, his wife, OF Birstall,
England To l:lmore Deibcrt, property
on West High street, Elkton, S2,3o5.
Nellie y. S:mpcrs and J. Frank Sim
pers. her husband, Ia Augustus +.
and Percy +. Proctor OF Philadelphia.
90 acre farm near Union Church.
s.. 500.
Mary r W. Anderson and other cx-
ccutor, of Robert Anderson, deceased,
10 James \ Pcarcc. 90 acres OF land
in First district, S2,4oo
T.. Marshall lla.ncs and VIM. ].
Warhurtun. Trustees, To- Catherine Il.
Millcr. tract OF land in Cecil county,
called Justice Sloo.
Samuel Scotch and wife to Louise
G. Acumpaugh, property in North
Fast, 81 and other considerations
T.. Marshall lIaiucS and William T..
Warhurtou tr Albert Smith, property
in Ninth district, $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
GEO. A. BLAKE. Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
Order Of Publication.
Pua.uh HrGltis ASH to4Eru HrGuES, MIR
HUSBAND. TItfNTiprs. vs.. JAMES s. SCurr
ASH ufUEHr, bIfENpANfs,



The object oi ihi- suit J. tag procure decree
lof sole 10 c~rttin real estate situated ~ the
town of Eiktou. va cecil county. and state Of
arNltnd whereof a certain MARY Robinson died
seized aud possessed Tor partition aud for oiher
rvltcl
Pin. ifu aul , .,ipuieiuen,al p.iitiou fird in
said Dirae state
l. rlut heretofore m certain Narv Robinson
Of die f1,,, 81 riktau iu Cecil County and Stut,.
OF slar land was 300 hcr lifetime seized nul pos
a-.rd 81 certain rch estate, lris- s;i! sss:;;s
said county. and beiug sp tiylcoi seized and pos
-esscd sometime iu the month OF iauulrN in the
year lluS departed this life interstate. leaving as
hcF only heirs 40 lnw the following kinwn per.
Sons Laura J. Wilson Whose husband Us samuel
!. wilson,, GEORGE a. Scott and Manuel T. Scott,
only children and utifH 90 law % lufcs !. scott
lwh1-e wife y l,lixa Scott. Decreased brother OF
DE nd MARY Rob'usoui Samuel scott. "a brother
whose wife Is Rachel scott. the i,mnle plaintiff!
Iyiie of The male pl1trtii n daughter II Mar
aatrt Waters Deceased who was iutermartictl
wish I'lAufu Matters now living aud which sad
MHHtHrgi Waters was q .sirr Is The said Mary
Rollins 90. iidic Waters a daughter NJ said MAJ
Etftf NHt-ss. aUl whose husband is Scwrii Wa
tiers Iyu.sha smith, wife uf Richard smith n
dA4aANer "i sid Mnteare' Waters; faunie Gun.
UfhFn.m' WIG % J"scpn thnn gsham ana
III nv ,,, ~
t;l Nf,,.- jlrt-,s. t.,,,i, v.,t,-. ~, ,,,,,,,,,
r,. I,r',It, nj ..;I Nt,rr,,-, yt,,,,rs. etIr,r
Waters. whose ,,ilc r. lane Waters. aud f,iiiurn
Waters widowcr sons ol said Margaret Water
Ddir Moore widow Il daughter oi p,rhe Moore.
% deceased sister of Mar, Robinson. whose hus-
baud. nauirl Moore. is living Ida Moore ,uu-
married. Waiter Moore. whose viic II MARY
Moore. Herman Moore aud Arthur Moore. chill
dr,u OF stid ph,ric Moore. John Robinson sur.
yiyiug husband ol aid Mary Robinson agd The
nrtna,yu heirs Al l4,g of ihe stid Nnry Robin.
SON. 10 whom the said real estate descended.
.-t..,..i,, ,. -, ,,..,,,.., 49,.
, ,i,r ~, ,s, .,i '''i''' al
ace.
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'..N ~ ,, ... 49, ,it'9 o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
ORDER NISI
Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County No. Pc
titions. Match Term, iTE.

The object % this sui, is &c procure a conhSma.
iion 81 the sale Of the parcel d land situate Ia
she Third Election District OF Cecil County, aud
assessed 20 Dinah Lee Heirs and being the
same land described IN q deed from Daniel Aic-
Caulcy. j.. TO John Len bearing date III August
18th is2Q aud recorded among the l.aid Record
Books Of Cecil County 10 tihCr J. s.. 40. p folio
1is. made hy Cecil Kirk Sheriff 81 Cecil County,
and Vx-oihcio collector ~ delinagcn taxes In said
County Tor The collection 81 taxes disc and
artcar on said property for the years 1905 ar
ist.
rIic sheriff Aforesaid having madr and report
ed 10 -nid couri The said sale together with pro-
ccydnRs had W. relation ihcfeio and the aid
proceedings having been examined hY he Court.
and the same appearing 20 lie regular and the
provisions 10 the law relating thereto having been
complied with Il Is thefcupon this md day Of
March IL the wear 1893 ~ the Circuii for Cecil
County. adjudgrd and ofdefcd ihai notice be
given by advertisement hy The insertion Of this
order IN the Cecil Wig newspaper printed
aud published IN Cecil County aforesaid once
week Tor three successive weeks before The 10Th
day ai March next. warning al persons INTEREST
ed IN said property 10 br aud appcat iu said Court
ON 90 before ihr .9th day ri Aprii ncNi 10 show
cause be any they have why the said sale should
uoi bc confirmed. The report states The amount.
Hiar. 7-its. ". il. ADKINS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
Notice OF Citizens Meeling

At regular meeting OF the Elkion
Town Council. held March IS. was
instructed to give notice that Citi-
ems Meeting be held at Council Hall,
Elktnn, on Monday, March 80 1908,
for the purpose OF nominating candi-
'ates for President and two Commits
,'onerS. To be voted for at the annual
town election to be held on Monday,
April 3. between the hours OF and
& .. IN. GEORGE McQUlLKIN,
mar p 4 Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21

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
Inc our subscriptions up-to-date than We
have been In the past. Subscribers will
kindly assist US in this effort B, remttins
In accordance with date on label Of paper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
ROBERT {. TttCkeRY, Solicitor
Order Of Publication.
MARGARET Nono,> rs. Jou> AroeeAv
10 ihy Circuit Court ior Cecil County. NJ. 81
Equity.

The object oi this ,uit is 10 procure decree
dtyutCng the piutniiu from She defendant VIM
ouIo mniTimouii
The Hil state that the plaintiff aud defendant
were married on tHc 18th ut November ise5, Nv
Cecil County ihai for Huuhct ui years there
uiiur the plaintiff aud defendant resided together
iu .lil County aud that the plaintiff has always
resided iu .uil County ,inry her said mltriHgc
that the defendant resides in the State oi Della
ware ot elsewhere beyond the jurisdiction pi this
Court that the conduct Of the plaintiff towards
hcr husband has always been kind ahcCtipuatc
aud above rrprugoh that the defendant has with
ont auy Just cause abandoned and deserted the
plaintiff that such abandonment has continued,
uuinicfuipiydly tur more than three wears and
- deliberate aud final and the separation OF the
parties HuN oud ans reasonable expectation Of &C..
Cancellation that seven children have been born
as the result of said marriage, five Of whom are
living aud ate Infants and are 10 the custody ui
the plaintiff.
The iiii prIys that the plaintiff may hc diyprc-
cd from The defendant viuctiu mttrimouii, that
the cu-tul, u' said children mas be- awarded 90
the plnin'iu and iur other relief
u Is thcrcupon, th. goth dly 81 FEBRUARY. tq05.
ordered Jos the Circuit Court ipy Cecil County. IN
Equity thlt the plaintn hy causing a copy 81
iliis order 90 lie inserted IN SOME newspaper
published IN said Cecil County once in each Of
iour successive week before the Il duy pf April
next give notice 10 the said absent defendant OF
the object and substance ol this iii aud warming
Court III person OF hv solicitor on or before the
3i-i day ni April ncNt TO show cause II any he
has why decree ought not bc PASSED ~ PRAYED.
MANLY nRENNEN
True Copy-rcsts Clerk
Mari 'ts MANLY pRENNiiN. CLERK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
Notice TO Creditors

This b. ,u give notice that 'lg subscriber of
Cecil county hu- obtained from the Orphans
tHuri ui said county lgijrs- % administration or
tul Personal estate 81
IptIN q. DAVIS
late OF said county, deceased. Al person. hay
$50. claims against the Nid deceased are hereby
warmed 20 vNhihit the .atur with the voucher.
thereof duly authenticated ou OF before thc
lri DAN oF SEirf. !s-is
they ma, otherwise by law be excluded from
900 benefit OF said estate, M indebted 10 said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay mcnt
Go the subscriber.
Given under iny hand anl seal this h dly Of
March l'iN,
THOMAS x. DAVIS.
Administrator ui John r. Davis deed
Tc-t-ruos. a. NiiLLER. Register. NarII e,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
NOTICE

Commencing April rst. FERRY will
oly between Pcrryvillc and Ilavre de
Grace daily
Leaving Pcrryvillc. 6i5 A. NJ, and
every hall hour, until S45 p NJ.
alurday nirht until o4s.
caynr Ilavrc de Grace. 6:3o A. NJ.
and Try half hour until Q r. NJ.
aturday night until 10.
unday, a. NJ until 8 7. NJ
mar ~ IT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21

u-hurur Binder, peetiur Mower. Hay
Rake. wheel Culti,ators, Wecder , HAT
rows. -.iio,sr Flows. i-ilor-c rlow, Farm
Wagons Horse Cart Manure Spfcader
McCormick Corn Harvester, / Horse culuya.
tor. Roller. Corn Planter. ! Wheat Drill !
Has Fork. ! MIX Wagon. O. sets Worj, IIar-
moss set siuple ilaSncss s Brides S Collars.
: lialier, . Horse Blankets. SCI cart liar
uy-- ! Slap cJu. Wheelblfravs Fodder
Cutter l.n.ilaac Cutter. / .lIor-c tread power,
Hay Rigging Seed Sowcr. Double Trees.
Singh, Trees, FofE-. Sho,yls. Hoes and many
other small articles
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21
Marriage Licenses

William W. Bender and Minnie f.
Gavcr, both OF Port Deposit.
Harry w. Hart and Alva NJ. Muir
ply, both OF Rising Sun.
Walter II. Herman and Harriet a.
Keen, both Of Spesutia Island.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-21

Immediately after the sale OF the personal
property the Alelrosc" farm will be sold.
rhisi without exceptions one OF the finest dairy
farms IN the country aud is surely the best
equipped IN the COUNTY. II contains