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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-16

tne great nations Of the world be inter.
supted by . war. The preNdent and
the other distinguished guests had .
lay a continuing interest from the
0o0sat o( their arrival BY special
train from Albany. The visitols were
oAken to old Fort Ticonderoga. where
Tie principal celebration Of the day
Vas held.
90 Ruins q .oid ~"
The president and the AMBASSADOR
and the members Of their stats were
shown through the historic ruins Of
's0A IT," q the natives call the
stronghold. which 10 now in course Of
ssseosatioo- There was historic inter
sst In the old place. alike for the rep
rssentatives oe Great Britain. Of
France and the United States. for the
rocky promonitory was held in turn
By the French. the English and the
American revolutionists. Some Of the
old cannon were in place and hundreds
q rusEy relics were on view. Some
os these were reminders Of the days OF
Indian conflicts. others were links of
history leading back to the bloody
1ghts of Aontcalm. Abercombie and
Amherst. to the famous taking of the
place BY = band Of etshty.three Amer.
Scan colonists under General Ethan
Allen. and to the naval battles which
helped to make famous the waters Of
the lake discovered three centuries
ago BY Samuel Champlain.
One Hundred vears Of Peace.
Ambassador Jusserand in his speech
was most felicitous in his expressions
of peace and good will toward Amer.
lea, toward Great Britain and toward
all the world. He referred with much
feeling to the fact that France and
Great Britain soon are to celebrate
the passing of 100 years of peace.
Ambassador Bryce took up this
theme and declared that, although he
was preceded by scenes of martial
strife. he himself was = man Of peace
Ambassador Bryce declared that the
English and French in the fighting
about Ticonderoga found each other
worthy foes. And while We all ad-
mired them" he said. for their cour.
age, We hope they will never. never
do it again"
President Taft concluded as follows:
Il echo and emphasize the statements
Of the two ambassadors and repeat
their prayer. that never again may
This great valley be given a name in
history by reason Of its being the seat
Of bloody war;
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Summons.
state Of Colorado.
County OF Sedgwick, S.
In the District Court.
NO.
The New Jersey Plate Glass In,
ssn.shce ssne company. corpora
Plaintiff.
John J; Neal. lanes f. Neal.
George D. Ellis. Deidrich kresei
and c. j. schmidt.
Defendants,
n.i, me teople OF the State Of Colorado. To the
iSIendantS above Misunderstanding:
You are hereby required to appear in an
ac.lon orS9Sht against you BIZ the above
n4uieu pialntin. In the District Court o1
the County OF sedgwick. State Of Colorado, ana
dnss s,,a tne COMPLAINT therein within twenty
60 within this county: II served out NJ ,biS
county. or by publication. within thirty davs
service; or Judgment by default viii he t:lsn ~,
cSmnss,y Sn,ns. You according to the prayer OF the
na copy of the complaint be no, served nm
on y2u herewith. or II service be mad, m, If
.he .h, STATE OF Colorado. ten days additional 10
.nat a Above specined shall be allowed Tor YOUR
spIeAEAnce ana answer in said action.
IT, This Is an action brought to foreclose a
Ws.i ~ - I'M mace hy the defendant, John ].
is, Mss'; 10 70 shs plaintiff. dated Decemser list.
Clerk and se ReSrrse ,Ss eSTd .; In The oce Of The
n,sS u.ss; 81 state At OF Colorado. and recorded At
,i.,s 1.s , tn hook :. Of the ns,oris OF said
once, which mortgage is uppn and snnSar.
~ ~ sne pIaintin. the following desrrib,,S land
1i., shu premises. situate In the County OF SadS
On I.aE s,s or Colorado. to-wit, The East
MIr, vMn.r hieyen (ln North Of Range Fortv-.;r ~,
Mest Of the Sixth Principsi Ss1ia,sT sT,
SssN 81; NJ: being three hundred and fwen1v
SSNl acres. more or less asrnniin, ~ ~.
S sSUsSrhment survey. less the riShf ~
Sne lnlon tacthc Railroad, and ths ps,asssn ~,
"a IL ana the Public Road toSether Win ali
And snN,r, a, 'he tencments. heretlitsments
snrsi,., ,thsnancss ,hncss therrunto belonging or in
~ asns m.se tnsreto aplert aiming, To ss,.nra the
nAl sum q Thirty-6ve Hundr,si M Et,sp pfinSi- m
tsnau.s, aSAuN ~ made and delivered br ;hs De-
Han - uSI !Hln J. Neal to the pisirIjW ~, ~.
usy OF It's date. to-wtt IA,,anh.,, ~ On , sre
49,. IN ~ ane TO the order OF ,h., ri ,,;s
the ~ ~ ~ ~ stter said date with intersst NJ
date sni .ff ifsf cent lsr annum from said
tinndrsd Fourteen noliars and seven
GEMS :Nsn for aSSe,sms,,a liSntS-ohe
sA'u iAhdS and premises aivsr..IH .S4es oi
or % he advanced and raid Sr " and paia
1mS % AZ lI't.SrneeyS y fee in the xnn, ~ Ti.n.
sl.,I,,. .narea iSiiars tsSaNo ol and fnr 1so ef
cSmn,: rs ~, Tiil more fully appsar fn,,, nc
Is nSrchy made " "h'eh Inference
c, MlTNEss c. NJ. Harris c,.,. =, ,,
soeH. with the seal ,hsns,f hs,'e,r,n rn OF sald
sh,s ~ IN the Aforesaid Counfv - SS@i,I
'h's xsd day OF June. las, ""'S vi SsoS"ick-
c. NJ. HARRIS.
tsEALl Clerk. Y
/ ,ss' ~, wmh,l pnhS,iltca,inn July q laa =
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Two MSeeka0ea

tssudy the needs Of your cnstomsrs I
rou wish to draw trade and succeed1
1t WAS one fellows hopeful dream
To money make.
He only made. As II would seem.
sad fnfStAke
HIS coat u Old: he seldom feeds.
He catered unto Woman's needs.
Another and . shrewder man.
We must admit,
Evolved or figured out = plan
That made . hit
Now IN his touring car he taunt1.
He catered unto womAn's wants
-NansAs City Jouf1Al
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-16
Dstss- Roads Nsstsd to Hold Bushes,

Bste0r Hoado N0o9od to Hold Business
The question Of improving the road
approaches to Little Falls, \. Y. is Of
vital interest to the towns merchants.
Farmers on all sides Of the town COM
plain that the roads to Little Falls,
particularly within the town limits.
are 50 bad that they would rather
drive miles farther to Herkimer or
some other market. where prices re
ceived for their produce is much less,
than rack their wagons and iniure theil
horses on the bad roads
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cusHMAM WAS NATIVE ,owAn

Late Washinston Congressman Was
Born at orishton.
Warrington. July 7.-Nancis ".
C0shman. representative from Tacoma,
wash. Who died in New York, was
formerly Of Iowa He was born in
Bhshtoo. in Washington county, vas
educated At the high school At Brish
TON and II Pieasant Plain academy Of
Je1efson county. He assisted himself
- securing an education by working
- Watefboy on \ railroad near his
Ao0e aAd later as section hand. He
lslt Iowa At the age Of sixteen and
west west Had he lived he would
lavo bsea senator from Washington
= Opoe0ol Pales.
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Homo Trsds peintse,.

Buy and boost home products.
Pessimism never spells prosperity. II
you don't look forward to better
things. businesswise or otherwise,
you'll 60 backward.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-16
Is.oo oee. to cslifo+ri,-

DsRi1agtoa. Ia. July IF. N. Fultx.
saDerintsndent Of the Burlington
oeAoola. has resigned TO accept q sim.
liar positisa q 9aAeA Barbara. Cal
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-07-16
Clean Town TIPS.

Clean Town TIPS.
BE clean.
Purify your homes.
Clear away rubbish.
Brighten the back alleys.
Fut sunlight in your garrett
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-23
WOODLAND

The Us will hold Sock Social at
the home OF c. s. Abrahams, Wednes-
day evening, January ~. Those per-
sons who have not received sock will
be admitted upon payment OF twenty
cents at the door A good program
will be rendered and refreshments will
be served. II that evening should be
stormy, the social will be held the next
clear evening. Proceeds for the bene-
fit OF the church improvement fund.
Rev. ]. Howard Gray has had a
Farmers phone placed in the parson-
age.
Miss Lora c. Thompson is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Maydwell. OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson is in Phila-
delphia hospital Monday she was sue
ccssfuliy operated upon.
Mrs. F.. c. Gisriel is spending some
time with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
ID. SINNERS. Mr.. Gisriel. who is at
tending Drew Seminary at Madison.
n. J., will spend from Friday to Mon
day each week with his wife.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Beginning with Sunday, January y,
there will be organ rcctalS given in
Memorial Hall every Sunday alter
noon. at ! O'Clock, until further notice.
These rccitals will be given by Misses
Marion Hamilton, Margaret Davis,
Florence ] Snyder. Marguerite Kidd
and Mir Ihaddcus Gurccki.
Miss florence Jones will have charge
oi the Epworth League service next
Sunday evening,
Miss Mary Cummings will entertain
the Alpha Delta Kappa" at her home
Friday evening, January -.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Cummings of
Elkton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cummings,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mohrlcin and
Miss Mary Mohrlcin spent Sunday
with MIR and Mrs ~ J Sacke,t. in
Baltimore.
Mrs l.. T. Stephenson was Balti-
more visitor last Wednesday.
MIR Charles Rcckciu> and Miss
Florence Snyder were down To- Bal
tlmorc Wednesday To- see The Merry
Widow"
Mr.. J. + {. Hopku, and Miss Flor.
WV NllA WIN i'dlllll'l' NlNlANi7
last Saturday
Mrs. ". ". Hopkins will entertain
the Whist Club at her home nn Thurs
day evening
Mr. Benedict Raymond 81 Balti
more, spent the latter part 81 last week
with Or ID n Coc
Miss Marian Hamilton, an instruc-
tor at the Tome Institute, has accepted
the leadership oi the Methodist Church
choir
MIR and Mr, Campbell Rnyston, Of
Baltimore. were guests 81 Mr.. and
Mrs William McClcnahau this week,
Mis-, Helen Becker, OF Baltimore,
spent this week with her sister, Mrs.
William Campbell
Miss Virginia Martin attended the
funeral oi her aunt. Mrs DR. Martin.
in ChcStcrtowu. this week.
Mrs r. X Nanneman and Miss Car
ric Nanncman, OF lIavrc dc Grace,
visited Por, Deposit friends Tuesday
Mrs T.. T. Doyus aud Miss Myrtle
DorcuS were Baltimore visitors last
Saturday
Miss Reed was a Baltimore visitor
last Saturday
Miss Mary Buck was a Philadelphia
visitor this week
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COiORA.

Mrs. Hugh l.. rosh, York county,
has been making two weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Slater B. Tosh.
Mrs. Samuel McCardell went to
Philadelphia Wednesday evening,
where she will spend some time with
relatives
Mrs Howard B. Pierce and daugh-
ter. Alice, returned to their home, at
West Grove, Wednesday after visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Howard NJ. Brown, Secanc, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Elmer McCar-
dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Preston are visit
ing their son, Lewis Preston, and fam
III. West Chester.
Mrs. Hines, OF West Nottingham, is
visiting Philadelphia friends.
Norman Pierce, Harry Ramsey were
Elkton visitors Wednesday.
William n Wilson was in Philadel-
pha. Wednesday.
Mrs, Mary Spcakman and daughter,
Miss Elva Sharplcss, West Chester.
visited the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Brinton Gamble. last week
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RISI v

Mrs. b. y. lleacock, OF Philadelphia,
was the guest OF MIR. John Sterrett and
family this week.
Mrs. Edwin Haincs and Miss Eliza
beth X. Stephens attended the fiftieth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Stephens at Penlynn, Pa, last
Saturday January 10.
Mrs. c. 5. Dare and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, spent Thursday with Miss
Emma Moore and sister, Mrs. Laura
Maxwell, near Colora.
The Cecil Farmers Club met with
Mr. f. r. Cherry at his home near
Principle. on Wednesday. Fourteen
members were in attendance and d.
q. ). Dare, an invited guest, was pres.
cnt.
Miss Hannah J Reynolds spent this
week with the Misses Maxwell near
Principle.
Messrs. Amos and Ross Lynch
bought out Mr.. w. B. Cooney's bak-
cry this week, and are now taking full
charge.
he young people thoroughly en-
joyed the skating and coasting during
this past week. Various people here
in town had their ice houses filled, the
ice being over three inches thick.
Mrs Elmer Robinson, OF Port De.
post, have been spending some time
with her sisteiv Mrs. John Donache.
The Lyceum Grand Concert Com
pany gave an entertainment in the
town hall on Wednesday night and was
enjoyed by a good crowd.
Miss Louise NJ. Worthington was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs Frank X,
Cherry, near Principle, this week.
Miss Mary Jones, teacher in Tome
Institute, spent Wednesday night with
Miss Ada Reynolds.
Misses Verna Grason and Sarah
Kirk spent Wednesday with friends in
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NORTH EAST

Mr.. George w. Mccullough, OF vii
mington. spent part OF the week with
Mr.. and Mrs John Mearns.
Mrs DR. Housekeeper is visiting in
Camden, N J.
The revival is still in progress at the
NJ. Z. Church
Two men were caught in the act OF
harvesting two horses in Foraker's
livery stable Monday night by the col
ored stable boy, who scared them away
before they secured The horses.
Ralph Shippers burned his left eye
and face severely at school on Mon
day.
Mrs. Kenny. al Baltimore. spent the
week with her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Day.
No ice has been cut here, but hopes
are entertained for crop later on.
Mr.. aud Mrs Samuel Scotch have
been visiting IN Philadelphia.
Mcssrs Joseph and Winslow Mofiitt
Of Oxford. were guests oil Mr.. Benja-
min NJ Reed orc day last week
Mr.. James II Lynch. Jr.. is very i'll
with pneumonia at this writing.
Mrs. Mary r. Phillips is spending
some time with her daughter. Mrs.
Viola Lynch, in Elkton.
Mr.. II. +. Lynch. oi Charlestown,
visited his brother. Mr. Joseph R..
Lynch
The sleighrg is good in our COM
munity. the old sports as well as the
youngS ones enjoying the sport
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PERRYViLLE

Mr.. William Bailey and family are
spending few days in Oxford this
week.
Mrs. Annie Doller and Mrs. Wilgis.
OF Thorndalc. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence McMullen.
Misses Helen and Lillian Little, OF
Philadelphia. spent few days with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS.
Little the past week
Mrs, James Hanna and son. OF VIII
mington, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Maurice Cole.
The Ladies' Art Circle met at the
home OF Mrs. Alexander Craig We'd
ncsday afternoon.
Miss Anna Gehr is appointed prin-
cipal OF Oak Grove public school near
Sycamore Mills, vice Miss Pearl Cor
rcll, resigned
Miss Viola Good OF Philadelphia. is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
John Good and family.
Mr.. Wallace Owens was the guest
Of friends in Columbia the past week
Mr., and Mrs, Martin Jackson and
children. Of Wilmington. visited Mr.
and Mrs Henry Boyd on Tuesday
Mr.. Charles Wilson. who has been
spending some weeks in the north. has
returned To his home.
Mrs Fred Saunders. living near Al
kin avenue who has been suffering
with diphthcria. was taken worse on
Saturday last. requiring more anti
toxin. this being the third time it has
been used in this case
Mr.. Albert Nelson. who had his leg
broken some months ago. while driv-
ing the milk wagon OF Mr. Joseph P.
Wright. and was sent to the Univcr-
Sity Hospital in Philadelphia. has re
turned to his work
Mr.. John Thomas moved to- the
house recently vacated bv MIR | J.
Allen on Wednesday last.
Miss Helen McCaulcy was a Phila
dclphia visitor on Sunday and Monday.
Mr. John Good occupied the house
recently purchased. on Akin avenue.
on TUESDAY last
Mr.. Frank Lewis. 81 Porto Rico. is
visiting hi, mother. Mrs W. Martin
unSCn
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CeCFTON

Raymond Watts. of Townsend. Del.
has been spending lew days with rela-
tivcs here.
Miss Olive Fillingsm me IS the guest 81
friends in Chesapeake City
Rufus Palmer. OF Philadelphia. is
visiting Willard Taylor
McssrS George Padlcy and John I'm.
dcrson Spen, several days in Philadcl-
phia. this week
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Taylor have
been visiting Mr.. John Taylor and
wife
McSSrs. Nlhcrt Cannon. Henry Roul-
den. +. f. MYERS and William Jones
were in Elk,on Tuesday
Miss Cathrinc Taylor ~ Ea~levil'c.
>pcrt Friday and Saturday with friends
in town
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-23

Tie Anti Saloon League u uar24
land win formally i''auxurzte ~ ca<eA'
paiup for The election ~ lrRIsIeturs
favorable 70 local option On SUNDAY.
January Al. through what Il called
Concerted Discu<s;onv when eyerY
pastor in the State viii he requested
70 explain the bin and urge Iiis nr,n+
bers 70 irsis, upon the nomination II
their respective parties Of men vl.v
win vote for il II elected.
The League Is furnishing every pas
tor wifl, printed cards 10 be signed ~
voters. declaring their intention TO this
effect. The League has already recent
" published legislative platform out-
lining the conditions upon which the
fight will be made. and has also issued
a summary ~ what has been accom-
plished in the two years OF preparation
work
In connection with the Concerted
Discussion the League will hold am
other Lyric meeting. this time for men
only. which viii be addressed BY Hon.
Seaborn Wright. who aroused such
enthusiasm at last years meeting.
Following the Sunday afternoon local
ontion mass meeting at Baltimore. Mr..
Wright will sneak Monday night, Feb
r,iary I. at Frederick Tuesday night.
February ?. 81 Hagerstown: Wedncs-
day night. February :. at Cumberland:
Thursday night. February 4, at An
napolis.
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Mrs. V. S. Collins has returned from
Caldwell in New York.
The banquet given last Monday even
ing by the Granite Temple No. 3, l.
6. T. was grand success About as
members enjoyed this great treat. The
menu was as follows Raw oysters,
chicken salad, roast t,ykey. peas, ham,
olives, celery. sailed nuts. cranberry
sauce. pickles. Maryland biscuit. potato
rolls, coffee, ice cream bricks, miren-
CUES and fancy cakes. The table was
very beautifully and artistically decor
ated in pink and white carnations. The
committee in charge. Mrs. George At
kinson. Mrs. George Oldham and Miss
Lulah Einwachtcr. certainly should feel
repaid for their hard work
Miss Mollie anthony. oi Baltimore,
was the guest Of Miss Katie lamar.
Monday
Mrs Harry White. OF Perryville.
visited Mrs Emma Abrahams, Mon
day.
Miss Georgia Bond was Havre de
Grace visitor. Tuesday.
Coasting has been very much enjoy
ed this week down Foundry and High
street hills. by number ~ the young
ladies aud gentlemen OF the town.
Mrs Hand and daughter. Of Havre
dc Grace. were guests OF Mrs. John
Foracrc. Wednesday
The Mt Vernon Quartet oi Balti-
more. will give concert in Memorial
Hall, FRIDAY evening. January 20, at
|Sts O'Clock.
Mrs r p McClenahan has returned
from visit at her home in Brooklyn.
n Y.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

\ baud 81 gypsics are cncampcd in
Browns woods near town.
The children aud grandchildren OF
Mrs. Sarah A. Spear gave her a sur
prise birthday dinner AT the home OF
her son. James u. Spear, in honor OF
her eighty -scycn,h birthday last Fri.
day.
Miss Florence +. litter and Frank
II BriScuc. both 81 Town Point. were
married nj the parsonage Thur Sday
evening. by Rev 7. {. Smoot
While sliding un the ice on the old
Lock Tue >day evening. Ward Bcasten
and Tom Savin broke through the ice
Rural Route No. /, from the Chesa-
peake City post office will he extended
about three miles after February /.
The Senior Glass ni our High School
with the Senior classes oi the other
High Schools oi the county will prob
ably 60 L. Washington nn Thursday.
January rs
Hugh w Caldwell attended meet
ing OF the Executive Committee OF the
Maryland State Teachers Association
in Baltimore. last week
The Daughters III Conicdcracy met
NJ the home oi Mrs W {. KarSncr
TUESDAY evening.
Mr. and Mrs William Boron enter
tanned lew friend, at dinner Tuesday
evening IN honor ri their son Georges
birthday
Mr. and Mrs Ralph II Rcc> enter
tanned icw friend, Monday evening
in honor 81 Miss Wonliord
Mrs Martha Rhoadcs is quite i'll
with pneumonia at the home oi her
son, William Rhnadc>. near Middle
town
The revival meetings have loscd at
the NJ f.. Church.
The ST Monica's Guild met AZ the
home OF Miss Elsie KarSncr Wcdncs-
day evening.
Capt r II Wright spent this week
with his family here
Miss Sullivan, ui Talbot county. Is
visiting Miss Pearl Jones
Albert Bouldcn. 81 lIavrc dc Grace
spent part OF Tuesday in town
Miss Lille Wooliord Of Wooliord's.
Md, is visiting Mrs Ralph II. Rccs
Miss Mary Barwick visited friends in
Newark over Sunday
Miss Kay Price visited Mrs II r.
Phelps in Newark last week
Mrs {. c Laws has returned from
a visit in Baltimore
Miss Sara Pratt Of Smyrna. Del. is
the CUES, OF Mrs 7. \ Rces near town
Mrs NJ + Willis spent Saturday
and SUNDAY with Mrs II. W Kiblcr
Mrs II w Caldwell and Miss MARY
Coopcr >ucut Saturday in PHILADELPHIA
MiSs E,brl Eii;u,, ,.;.,,.J Nj II.
Bouchcllc this week
Mrs George Ilouck aud son. John.
are visiting relatives at Kcnton, Del.
Mr. and Mrs Byron Bouchclc spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Robert Fer
guSon, near Earlcvillc
Mr. and Mrs George W. Rhoadcs.
81 Middlctown. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Rca>ton on Wednesday
Mrs Lea c Elliott and son. Jack.
are visiting relatives in town.
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State Of Ohio, City OF Toledo.
ucas county

Lucas County.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that nc
Is senior partner oi the firm oi r
Cheney & Co.. dong business in the
City OF Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. anG that said firm will pa,
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED Dol
LARS for each and every case Of c.
tarrh that canont he cured by the ust
OF Hall : Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J CHENEY
S""kn to- before me and subscribed
in my presence. this nth da, ~ Decem
Der. A. D. 1896. A. W GLEASON
(SeaD Notary Public
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces ri the system
Send for testimonials free
+ J CHENEY & co. Toledo. q
Sold by all Druggists. 7sc
Tayc Halls Family pills for cnnsti
patton
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The first meeting OF the Ladies Sew
ing Society was held at the home OF
Miss Lucy Carhart ON Friday evening.
John Faddis is very i'll at this writ
ing with pneumonia.
Miss Katharine Rutherford was a
Wilmington visitor this week.
Sleighing though not very good good
was much enjoyed by the young folks.
Coasting and skating is the order OF
the day
Rev. ]. H. Mitchell preached for
Rev. StrauSberg. Bay View. on We'd
nesday evening.
Several attended the concert at Ris-
ing Sun Wednesday evening, given by
Iyccum Grand Opera Company
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-23
Real Estate Transfers

The Newark Trust aud Safe Deposit
Company to Augusta Carlson. S2 acre
property in Fifth district. S. and other
considerations.
Augusta Carlson and August Carl
son, her husband. TO Andrew Fleming,
OF Delaware, property above. $4,000.
George w. Watts and wife, OF Phila-
dclphia. to Jeremiah c Price. iS3 acre
farm near Singcrly. in Third district,
$500.
r. Anna Sharpless. Of Pennsylvania,
10 Herman Stump Atkins. lot at Port
DEPOSIT, SIS.
\ Spencer Webster and wife, OF
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Camden. N j.. TO John r. Lang, prop
erty on Elk River in Third district.
81 200.
J. Howard Calvert to Eleanor Cath
crime Good. wife OF John 4. Good.
property near Perryvillc. SI.4fo.
Charles H. Salmon and wife. Of
Delaware, to James r. Cunningham.
interest in Murphy's Mills property in
Second district. S. and other consider
atoms.
Joseph P. Wright and others to
Harry A. Whitelock. property in Sew.
enth district. $3.50 and other considera-
tons.
John r. Couden ana wife TO Robert
b. Cook. property at Cowentown. 5000.
Jeremiah c. Price. Jr.. and others to
+. Ambrose Price. farm OF 600 acres IN
the First district. $4,000