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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-09
For Sale

complete outfit for flour mill. Consisting OF
double roller machines, 1 -four packer, 1 Wolf
Curator, dust collector, purifier, one dustless
receiving separator, separator and special close
securing machine. Lot of elevators, complete.
Lot of Pulleys, Shafting and Betting. Address,
r. SMITHSON,
2apru Port Deposit, Md.
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Order NiSi.
Order NiSi.
In. Re. The Mortgaged Real Estate of Eobert
r. McVey and Wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
III Equity, No. 2S90

Ordered, this 10Th day of March 1910. that the
report of John 5. Strahorn Special Auditor,
mentioned i'll these proceedings, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown ON or before the oath day of April next
provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published i'll Cecil County
once in each of two successive weeks before the
Seventeenth day af April next.
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
2apr Wv CECIL KIRK, Clerk
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400 Acres

more or less, 80 acres OF which is set
in good chestnut timber.
The large II-room house and out
buildings are all in excellent condition,
and the farm well fenced; there are
also 2 good tenant houses.
This is unquestionably one OF the
best producing farms on the PENN
sula, is well located and in high state
OF cultivation. All farmers living with
in radius OF ten miles OF Middletown
will vouch for the truthfulness of the
above statement; in fact it would be
hard to find farm containing better
soil or producing larger crops, and if
you are looking for a good investment
you cannot find better proposition.
This farm will average rs bushels
wheat and 90 bushels corn per acre,
and the soil has good clay bottom
and will hold any and all Improvements
put on it. The six large fields have
good natural drainage and there is
not foot OF low or springy land on the
farm. The corn tillage for this season
will be SO acres
Will furnish free conveyance from
Middletown station to all prospective
purchasers any time previous to day
of sale. if given due notice. The pres
ent tenant, Mr. John W. Redgrave,
will show anyone over the farm and
give all information desired
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Order NiSi.

In. Re. The Mortgaged Real Estate OF Charles T..
Carter
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
On Equity, No. 2sy9.
ordered this 30th day OF March 1910, that the
sale OF property mentioned in these proceedings
made and reported by Robert c. Thackery, At
iorney. be ratified and confirmed utIies canse to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before the I'd
day of June next, provided copy of this order
De inserted IN some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Cecil County once a week for one
month before the Sd day OF May next
The report states the amount OF sale to be 81 500
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
2aprSw CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
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Auditors Notice
In. Re. The Mortgaged real estate of Samuel Z
Dillinan and wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
No. 2s09 Equity.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors of Sam
uel +. Dillman, deceased to file their claims
properly authenticated with the clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Cecil County, within sixty days
from the date OF this notice.
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH.
Special Auditor.
Elkton, Nd, March 10Th, 1910. 26inar3ts
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Notice to Growers

Our prices this season will be $3.50 per ton for
tomatoes and $500 for sugar corn. All parties
wanting to grow for us must advise us at once
A. II. OWENS & BRO,
apr oct Pcrryville, Nd.
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ordered, this 9th day of March 1910, that the
sale of property mentioned in these proceedings,
made aud reported by Robert C. Thackery, At
torney, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of May next, provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Cecil County once a week
for one month before the 18th day of April next.
The report states the amount of sale to be S915.
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
True Copy-Test
12marlm CECIL KIRK. Clerk.
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TERMS OF SALE

Ten (Io) per cent OF purchase price
to be paid on day OF sale; the remain
der can be paid any time within so
days from that day. Cost of convey
ance to be paid by the purchaser
JOHN D. GILL, Agent.
mar I0-4t MiddletoWn, Del.
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ORDER NISI

In the matter of the sale of the real estate of AL
fred T. Mannon, deceased.
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ORDER NISI

In. Re. The Trust Estate Of William +. Richard
son.
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Eggs for Sale

Buff Plymouth Rock Eggs for Setting, soc.
Apply to X. G. TERRY,
mar l9-2m Port Deposit, Md r. r. d. No. q
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ORDER NISl

In. Re. The Mortgage Real Estate of Amelia
Il. Crouch and husband.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity No. 1895.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-09
Annual Meeting

The annual election of Directors of The Home
Building and Loan Association of Cecil County,
Maryland, will be held at the Office of the Asso-
citation. Perryvillc, Md, on Monday, April 1S,
1910. $50 y. NJ.
J. f. MOHRLEIN,
apr 9-2t Secretary
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FOR SALE-DwelIing house on East Him
street. Ekton, with all modern Convenience
water, light, hot water heat in every room, ele-
CANT stable, garden. fruit. nice yard. Eleven
rooms pleasant porches Easy terms. Apply to
EDWARD TAYLOR
apr III E1kfon Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-09

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
IN Equity, No. 2slS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-09

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county, in Equity, the
undersigned, as Trustees, will offer at
public sale at the Courr House door,
in the town Of Elkton, Cecil county,
Maryland. on
"Wednesday, April 27th, 1910
AT II.i5 O'CLOCK A. M.
all that tract or parcel Of land, situated
in and near the town OF Charlestown,
ON THE NORTH EAST RIVER, in
said Cecil county, and containing
"a ACRES, More Or Less,
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800 bushels State of Main Potatoes, grown from
northern seed. 90 cents per bushel
WALTER II. ARMSTRONG, s
f1Zniar II Fair Hill Nd
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$4,000 to loan on first mortgages in sums to
suit. HENRY l.. CONSTABLE,
Attornev-at-Law.
nov l3-u Elkton, Md.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Six room house " Of mile from,
North East Station. Good barn and outbuild
ings. acres Of land. Apply to
MISS MARY HARRISON
mar iS-tf Main ST.. North East, Nd
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$500 to loan on good real Estate Security.
JOSHUA CLAYTON.
Attorney at Law,
aug23-tf Elkton Nd.
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Proposals for Lighting

mar I2-St
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$o,ooo-to loan on first mortgage i'll
sums to suit GEO. M. EVANS
Elkton, I'D.
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entrance. There a moment when Hdreth gllt
have defeated the maneuver but he stuck grnly
his hosts vicinity 1t would be daylight for good
hour yet!
So, letting the make the OF his little tri-
umph, Hdreth took hint out OF Shakespeare and
attached young Harold-and therefore young Harod's
papato his side with hooks OF steel by telling tales OF
his Nebraska ranch Gradually the slowly drifting
panorama OF the shores grew dim. And having
tracted reluctant goodnight from the rapt Harold
Tolman disappeared with him down the gangway.
Don't forget his prayers!" called baldsh young
who had joined the group. And to Hidreth he
added Makes model wildly man. doesn't he?
Always has the little chap to him at the table
puts him bed and hardly lets him OF his sight
By the way, speaking OF ranches did you
across any OF the Bar Circle OUTFIT
The two still deep in ranch talk when Toll
came back.
You don't happen to be for sale do you? he said,
smiling down at Hildreth. The way that boy OF
mine covets makes trembe for the rest OF the
commandments when he gets around to them
Hdreth experienced the pious satisfaction OF the
chess player who has made good opening.
I'm his to command he laughed. I'm afraid
l shall by stand SO high. though, in Miss
Nevies opinion he added. Id like very much to
make my manners to her, but-er-thc situation re
minds OF the oorkins of Santiago harbor. and
noncombatant feels natural hesitation about trying
to lit the blockade"
Humph!" said Tolnan, peering through the dusk,
al guess I'm enough OF a conlbaant to take hand.
You with me
The house boats Apollo-his turned out to be
Jenks-glaneed up at their approach, and when Toll
man asked hin take look of the he
protested Willingness which abnornay cheer
full. Bat there lingering quality about his de-
parture which would have stirred almost anybody to
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the first side street, the ips OF chagrn and pain
with which he fought could be escaped il he only
went fast and far enough. When the hour set for
leaving drew and he had to get back the boat,
there only thought clear in his mind: he
must. he F,ust try retreat in good order.
He iu OF proud intentions OF drawing off dis
crcetly, but in any hasty fashion. he did
what he should have done il nothing had happened
enlighten hn-he went directly to Miss Neville's
side she stood the rail.
But Hildreth's military talents were evidently OF
4 c;rcumscribed character He had shown himself
prompt in attack. active in pursuit, but he evidently
had not been planned with view to executing
tery retreats. AS the girl beside him looked up with
the smiling eyes which from the first time he had
looked into them had held his whole happiness in
their clear Depths Hildreth turned abruptly away
hide the pain which frightened his heart.
A telegram for you, Mr. Hdreth
Hidrcth mechanically took the envelope. He tore
it open and read something-he did not know or care
what
No bad news, 1 hope" said Miss Neville anx-
iously for he looked up, she the trouble in
his eyes.
"No-no,' he said absently
But I'm afraid it isl,
Hildreth again bent his head the telegram. in
which. what its might be. he sud-
denly recognized possibilities OF relief. 1t contained,
in TACT, only these words:
How about that local color? Am waiting for lgh,
on it. WlcKs.
Hildreth's mind CROPPED hurriedly among the pos
sbilities which the receipt OF important telegram
always opens up.
It's not really bad news. he finally said. but it's
rather-urgent. / wonder where can find Mr.. Tol-
man"
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OF these plans during the next few days Perhaps his
audacity rather pleased her, for she gave him such
lit as he had not dared dream OF.
50 Is that you? " the voice OF Tonan called the
telephone day. Ii your yearning for piratcal
career is still unsatsfed. you go off with
for a little trip. Can you go?'
" Can I?' Hildreth replied in tones which made the
telephone buzz Ii you go without me- I'll
after you, ii l have SWIM
As the boats meandered TIP the Mississippi and
along the byways OF the Illinois, IIldre would listen
with very good imitation OF attention to Tolnans
bits OF information but the only geographical TACT
which really penetrated his consciousness his
Miss Neville. Occasionally also, he made
OF Apollo jerks proximity by the rather i'll
concealed luminosity OF that individual.
When they had landed Peoria jerks invited
to join Harold and Hildretl in making the rounds OF
a street fair He proved to be good deal OF deaths
head at the feast, but Harold made up for that by
moving in trance OF rapture,
My! he exclaimed, when he face to face
with the gories OF the shooting gallery, Il wish
Cousin Dolly here!
Hdreths heart warmed to the boy.
You're pretty fond OF your cousin, aren't you''
he said with a benignant smile.
"Yep." was the succinct reply. She's goin' to be
my second mamma.
"What." Iildreth exclaimed before he could stop
himself.
She's gon' to be my second mamma" calmly
pea,ed Harold before losing himself in the JOY OF
sighting along rife barrel held by the suddenly
siduous jerks.
OF course, there is no such phenomenon in nature
that a mans mind should sit down in a chair
Nevertheless Hiidreth felt if his had been the
point of achieving that and, at the critical moment
one had jerked the chair away. He was incred
IDLY Jared.
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BY Mary Mu1lett

ened his salad days. Youth is prone sugar its
lettuce but he had long ago abandoned such inrna-
turlty Yet here he was, beaming upon his host and
laying himself out to be engaging to his hosts small
boy, all because Cousin" Dolly smiled at him from
the other end OF the table.
Hdreth not to to end
and before dinner half small Harold his
slave, victim to invitation to an Indian encamp
ment. When Tonan himself confessed to a weakness
for Indians and suggested that they all together
I1ldreth tried look if his heart turning
pleased somersaults within him. But it
Meanwhile the two boats had slipped away from the
levee and headed upstream bringing cool rush OF
air in at the windows
"Ah-h-h-h.' said To1nlan "Now we begin to live.
Dolly, what would you say to dessert deck?
I'd say, What nice place meet you! and
promptly pushing back her chair, Miss Neville led the
way upstairs
From the steamboat behind them came the faint
pusations OF the engine; but the houseboat itself
moved silently if it great Out OF
the tail OF his eye Hdreth observed the best-loong
of the crowd mancuvcr Miss Neville into sort
OF pocket among the deck furnishings, which pocket
the man Immediately closed by seating himself at the
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pity. Hldreth, however, merely sighed contentedy
he took the vacated chair.
Judging from my sensations he remarked,
fear Mr. jerks is consignirg to depths have al
ways consdered-wel beneath | generally
gauge the depth to-. he continued " by the
height which my spirits rise; and from the way
they are climbing now think it must be the neither
most limbo this time.
"Oh, your spirit barometer is out OF order said
Miss Neville, with Candor . Mr. jerks and Cousin
George have been fussing all day about that |
tell them that when they not automobile and
swearing BY it. they under and swearing at it
So Then I'm to regard myself mniseTing angel:
chucked lIdreth " 4 relief column, allowing Mr..
jerks to crafty consuming desire to go down and
swear at the autos? | don't doubt the swearing,
but he shook his head. By the way Miss Ne
Vile, | may we'll break it you that contemplate
becoming a connection OF yours. There is talk OF
your small cousin iarods acquiring by purchase.
- Ii that's So, laughed Miss Neville, may well
accept you a member OF the family.
9 1t might time the thoughtful reply.
IIildreh planned all manner OF possible and impos
sble things as he lay in his berth that night And he
surprised Dame Destiny by actually carrying out
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Even in the eysium in which he had lived for the
past week. he had met occasional anxious fears but
not one OF them had so much whispered the name
OF Toi,au! He had been too much absorbed by his
hope OF happiness give more than passing
thought to Tomans bereavement possible oonso-
lation.
He wondered ii he the only one in the party TO
whom it was not open secret There was jerks.
Could it be that jerks. HaroldS remarks had
been revelation? Or had his supposed rival been IN
all the time? Hldreth looked him. but
either delicacy from embarrassment. jerks
had turned away.
As they started back to the boat, Hildreth-trying
not to be too preciptate-managed to pronounce a
question:
:. How long since Tolman lost his vile?
- Oh, very long. said Jenks after moment
- The boy '-Hildreth indicated Harold. who
flaening his already sufficiently snub against
shop window" the boy says Miss Neville is to be
his his second mamma.
YES l believe that's all settled, laughed jerks.
Then, with unexpected consideration. he changed the
subject and finally made to so back to the
fair, taking Harold with him.
Hildreth, glad OF any respite, struck bndly off into
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D8ngner' s Sunnaoi" lit oas Id,nea.
ite nno iiderite slbfiibritngsmtttel
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,,Sle ibOne SeItna, gum gensii,
BON 6reoi ambrogip.

SGmmtlite 8eitalteu Der qrisdi.
Ihen Utptbologie Idbt Sdquss 0fFen.
6a6 in ieIner Gperette Die Ih0ne
6eIsna" ,Rspue paiTisren, iis in aber
mutblgem 6umor als torperitarte,
aber geiitesihpahe 6eloen seitneup.
Die fhOne 5eIena, bes 90nigs ,Wez
neIaus GemabIin uno .Yarts", Der
Sobn oes rpriamus" iinb Die gInsiz
gen, bic n8riiBs" i'm &opfe bqben uno
geben oenn aud aus elmer on 4omit
unperqleihlihen Situation als Der
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bat, 1T pon elmer 3unoenoen Wirtung
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bat it6 beHu auh Der Ginitubirund
oerieIben nit beionpsrsm SntereFIe qez
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lItt, cine muitergiiltige 4uffubrunq
beraus3ubringsn 5u tonnen. Dor
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runoete Wieoergabe Der Cperette iino
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niht nur auT Seiten Der 9QriteIer All
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8eiansstomiter nit oQieitiQer Qners
tennung cusgefullt unb er lift, ipas iei=
ne 8erIOnlihtelt aubeldnQt, iiberaQ
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uno 8srehrrsr iperoen nidt perfebIen.
am ndhiten Sonntaq bolGhLig inn
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Subititmts 9olisiiteu.

Bon ben bisrSig aanbtpoter, bic i'd,
Der 6ipiIoienittommifIipn Sur gra.
tuns iteliten, bsftanoen bic Rahfolqerz
ben: Samuel 8. &eHneop, soiepb
3apf, Sacob Senn, Sobn ". Cameron,
Wm. .. Wtener, 6arrp 3. 9eblert,
6bos. 0iers, Oscar MaB, sSoIepb
Shtpda, german 9ogt, sSoIepb 3.
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4nbreD guiam, 2trtbur 8. Geisrlein
ehos. u. Cummings, german Z.
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toro y. Sohnfon, Roscoe 6. Qetpis,
Geo. Y. Spbl, Wahoel Z. 8onlin,
9Bm. 0iliinsbdm, Sbos. Z. Dain,
Wm. 8. eourorsp, Bm. 8. Qnte.
Hapmono Wbitaere, Wm. +. sIhus,
5erman Gpof. eSr., gbas. u. Msunbt
Darn D. stnb, Clemens 81. aolinq.
emil 5. pfIus uno Sobn sspr. Seds
beltcnoen ibr egameH ni6t. Die @ss
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GterbIidbfeit1b 1berid3t.

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haus. Wniern.
autteriue Gamblers, "a, s2S 81.
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1928 eop Sirnbs. aunssnentsiins
buns.
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1attie Morgan, 40, 1916 Gutter
Gtrdbe. guneenenisiinouns.
Jr0netse Jebnipn. d. 553 Carlisle
Gtrcbs. lFs3iranibeit.
2cuis Gohron. 80. Stabtboipiicl,
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Deter 6oafiiHs. 81. 4fblnnb unb
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Der Spbn Strabs Bis auf 0eitsres
polltg fir ben 8erte6r gsiperrt. Nur
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Warg. Shmis. A, 40 DIT 2i5ertD
Strabe, Dipbteritis.
albert Spraul. Al, 81 @eff 8.
StraBe. 2eberleiben.
Sphn 5oseIman, SO. Udus Sotel,
Wenineitis.
Gouifa S6loffer. 60, 231 groabs
man, Risrenlsibeu.
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