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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-18
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CuEsApEMiE CTTY, Nov. II. IL

CHESAPEAKE CITY, Nov. II, 1899.
Tb' "",cU Whjq' is On, safe each ,ro.h in
chesapeake city, al AIsra1ds,.'s drug store.
3 cents cory.
Sadie daughter Of Mr.. ard Mr. George
FjItlnGham" wis quito badly hurt while
playing ~ school tn. week The boys were
playing sinn"y, and not seeing hor. one Of
them htl her in the head, cutting, Il deep tash
in her forehead.
MIR. |. q. Griffith, Jr has now the mix
route lately run 10y Mr.. Bartholomew Collins.
Oyster SHELLS are being put ON the road be-
tween her" and Cayos.
Mr.. II. II, Brady attended the wedding Of
his so'. Ii. II. Brady. Jr., and Mis- Clara Is.
simpson, Of Scranton. Pa. on Wednesday,.
Thousands OF wild ducks passed over this
place Going South on Saturday morning last.
While Mr.. Richard Reynolds was sailing
between here and Turkey Point one day last
week, he saw grey eagle with wild duck
In It's talous and being good shot, he soon
brought it down. After securing It. he meas.
ured it and found it measured six feet four
inches from tip to tip. Several young ladies
In town ere wearing Its feathers in their hats.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr., Fred
erick Williams and Miss Daisy Jones. The
ceremony viii take place in the church Of the
Good Shepherd, ut five o'clock, on November
22nd, AID will DO private, only the members
OF both families being expected. Mr.. Williams
is the second son of Mr.. and Mrs John ].
Williams, of st. Augustine, and Miss Jones
the youngest daughter Of Mr.. William Jones,
OF Cnyots. We congratulate him and wish
them both great happiness
The tug "Wister' has been taken to Will
mington, to have new boiler put in.
Miss Bessie Walworth has been appointed
to tax" charge of one Of tho grades OF the
public school il the Old Academy building
which has been thoroughly repaired.
Tee Rev, Mr.. Poole, of the NJ. L. Church
is hoidinG protraeted meetings in the church
at Cuyots.
Messrs. BidGie, Blake and Carey of the
School Board, We're in town on Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps is visiting Rev. Mr.. Lewis,
of Delaware City.
Mrs. h"ba Giipin of Wilmington, Del, is
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. T. n Lorraine.
Misses Lille and Sallie Pratt, of Smyrna,
DEL, visited their aunt, Mrs. Thomas Rees,
on sunday.
Mr.. Samuel Woolford, of Philadelphia.
speAt Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Ralph
Reefs.
Mrs. William Barr and daughter, Of Bati-
m ore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Don
aldson.
Mrs. Richard Nabb and Miss Eva Lloyd are
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Elsie Karsner Is spending the week
with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs. Walter Clayton and son John, OF st.
Augustine, spent Wednesday with Miss Flor
ence Egee.
Mr.. Oakley B,rwick spent Tuesday in Will
mlngtun.
MIR. Harry Griffith, OF Trenton, N. j., is
spending the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G. Griffith.
Miss Elsie Boulder, of near Middletown,
spent Sunday with Miss Mamie Bouchelle.
Mrs. Bradway and Miss Idle Broadway, of
Delaware City, are the guests of Mrs. D. A.
Jefferson and Miss Mary E. Boulder.
LSs. Sarah Hosge has returned from u
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Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
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near Canal station the boiler burst terribly
scalding the engineer, Michael Donahoe,
throwing the fireman. whose name was Neff,
He was also badly scalded but the body was
not manGled so rs not to be recognized
The Hytncham was reorganized Tuesday
night in the directors room at Mrs Tones
After school Monday afternoon George
Howard was riding a young Texas pony be
longing to Mr.. Lawrence Paxton Two of
the school girls were driving home and think
ing it would he fun to touch the pony with
their whip, acted on the impulse. The little
animal started to run just as another team
was attempting to pass. The teams were
both upset, one having II wheel torn Off the
other breaking shaft anG hurting the horse.
The children escaped unuiured.
MIR. Casper Mohrlein is having his fence
painted
The Institute has put up its storm doors.
The First and Second Whist Clubs reorgan-
lied Tuesday night
Mr.. John White died at his home on North
Main street Tuesday morning and was buried
y.
Funeral services were held at his late resi-
dence at O'Clock, Rev. A. :. Mowbray off,
ciating. Bearers were Messrs Clare, CO
Holm, Fred Hemming, Daniel Lamm, VIM.
Stebbing, Charles Butchenhart and Edward
Williams. He leaves n wife and one child.
Do not forget the Willing Workers supper
next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Smith has charge of the Christian En-
deavor Sunday evening at 7 30
Epworth League will have song service
in charge Of Mrs. Z. j. Abrahams Sunday
evening mt 30. Junior League will be led
by Master Arthur Brown.
Mrs Katharine Moran was taken to Elkton
jail for assaulting Bailiff Bond and Mr.. Fisher
and interfering with their work while repair
ing the road going past her house. Mrs.
Moran was released on Wednesday by order
of the County Commissioners.
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NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST. Novemher Il. 1899

@'ShAh i~hSI' -N'N'lllI'l ~, lcSJ
The" CecH wing" is on sale each ,rpck, il.
| North East at Rey,.olds' Ne,rs Staud. 3
cents cory.
Harry Mauldin, of Baltimore, spent week
with his parents.
Miss Carrie Cameron, of Pennington. spent
sunday with Miss Reba Hyland.
Mrs. E, j. Foard. of Chesapeake City. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. f. Peach.
Alfred Foard, of Washington is visiting
friends In town.
W. ID. Alexander will move his family and
household effects to Ridley Park the first of
next month.
The committee appointed by the NJ. E
Sunday School has arranged for cantata
| entitled ''Santa's Decision to be given some
time during the Christmas holidays.
John H. Armstrong has improved his mill
property by the addition of large wagon
shed. He will also remodel his barn.
Miss Bertha E. Haley spent two days with
Miss Jennie Ulary, Of Elk Neck.
special program has been prepared by
| the NJ. E. Sunday School for Sunday. which
| is Missionary Day The services will be held
d, h., /.
IN 'ne iarEe AUDITORIUM.
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"r"-'.0""S stunning III i"r'oru county
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COUNTY NEWS.
tonii"ad from Pogc L..
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
Ionr DEPOSIT. November II. 1899.


The "C,cH U'hjg' is a, sale each ,reek in
Port pcqosu al ,Stejbjny'& Ne,r& Stond 3
cents cary.
Mis- Mary Jump, of Easton, has been the
guest OF Misses Myrna Tcmkinson and Caro-
line Buvn.ta for the past week.
Mrs VIM, Head. of Atlantic City, is at the
home vi -. c. y. Head.
DR. Getty, the oculist for the Jacob Ton e
Institute, made hor first visit this scboo! year
on Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Adams. Of Knoxville. Teun is
VISITING Mrs. W. / Kidd and other friends in
this vicinity.
Miss Nnunette Jewett visited relatives in
Philad"Iphn last week
Miss Cret, Giiigan. Of Oxford. Pa, was in
town several days ast week.
Mrs. Sw&uD Of New York State. whose son
is one Of the language teachers at the J. T. l.,
has moved to cur town.
DR.. and Mrs Ernest Rowland, OF Liberty
Grove, were in town Thursday of last week
Miss Allen, Of Worcester, Mass, is visiting
her fr.-aI Mrs. J. French
Mrs. Holland and children were in Balti
more foc st yeral days.
Miss Florence Gerry is at home again after
visit TO her friend Miss Fannie May Brooks
in Chesapeake City.
Mrs. II. c. Nesbitt visited her daughter
Mrs. b. 3. Lathbury in Philadelphia last
week. Mrs. Lathbury and daughter returned
home with her mother
Miss Florence HOPES, Of Washington, and
Miss Amos, of Belair, are Mrs II. W. HOPES,
guests.
Mr.. Charles Mccoy has returned to New
York after visit of several days at Mrs.. G
M. Healds
. Miss Ford. accompanied by little Elizabeth
Stephcrslf. speHt from Friday until Monday
at her hon4e near Perrymars.
DR.. A L. Wipship. Of Z stou; Mass rIitor
of the journal Of Eduo .tiou, made an inter.
estn-; aoi instru'ti?, nd lress to the pupils
Of the Junob Tom" Institute on Monday. his
subject i',ng "Stand on Your Feet
Mr.. Ja'4.s Mccullough has gone to Viz
ginin for fe days cunning.
Nlfe David Armstrong and daughter Myrtle
visitrj Lancaster friends this week
lEis ?aucr was in PLiIa iclphia Saturday
Mr. \. =. Davis and daughter were at Mrs
C npl!a.' L.ach'- in Baltimore this week.
Mi n> Liun" Fails and Rnche! Holm re-
turn fro" Philadelphia Tuesday evening
Misses Lotto Williams, Mamie Campbell
and WaJou C.mp,rn spent Wednesday IN
Baltiaor'.
Tee regular MOTT " meeting Of the Fp-
wort r.aa~e viii be held Tuc-,lay night
Dr.. N.... curi-t, ol Baltimore. has ben
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CECILTON ITEMS.
CECILToN, November II, 1899.

The "Cecu lVhig' is on sale each ,ceek in
Cecjton at Smiths store. cents copy.
Miss Esther W. Ferguson, of Philadelphia,
spent few days with her mother.
Mrs. Amanda B. Darby was entertained by
Mrs John Hessy on Sunday.
Mrs. George W. Oldham has returned
home after spending week in Philadelphia.
Messrs. j.. E. Ferguson and B. T. Bowen,
OF Chestertown, spent Sunday In town.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fl. Smith entertained
friends from Amber last week.
Miss Mamie Jones spent several days Of
this week with Miss Julia Deshane.
Misses Annie B. and Susie NJ. Ellison, of
Mt Pleasant, spent Tuesday with their aunt
Mrs. M. V. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jones are spend
ing week in Baltimore.
Rev. Mr.. Cole, of Baltimore, will have ser.
vice in the chapel on Sunday at 1890 a. m.
and 1850 2. n. All are United to attend.
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! enGthy visit with her daughter Mrs. F. NJ.
Verdier, in Philadelphia
Mr.. d. P. Boulder visited the Exposition
this week.
Miss Lidie Davids on, of near Elktcn. spent
Sunday with Miss Mary Howard.
Mrs. II. B. Phelps is spending some time in
New York.
Rev. S. NJ. Perry was to have read II paper
at the Christian EndcavOr Convention, at
Bay View, but was not able to attend go the
paper was read by another clergyman.
Mrs. Henry Boulder, OF Cecitor, visited
relatives here on Tuesday.
Mrs. +. L. Williams aud sons. of Baltimore.
visited her parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. v Wal.
lace this week.
Mr.. Joshua Clayton, of Middetown was in
town on Monday.
DR.. W. G. Karsner attended the annual
meeting of the Homeopathic Medical Society
of Delaware, in Wilmington, this week.
Miss Reba Collins has been visiting Mrs
George Schrader, of Pivot Bridge.
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guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Williams
Two Young men from near Bay View made
a visit to Havre de- Grace on Wednesday,
which had bad effect upon them. As they
were returning home, thor horse became
effected too, and running down the camp
ground hill made short turn into Mr.. John
Jackson's yard, breaking the gate and throw
ing out the occupants. The wagon vas con-
siderahly demolished. Owing to the bravery
Of Mrs. Jackson. the horse was captured and
by the use of wire, partially lxe the wagon.
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Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public to
know OF on' rDn"'rn IN tn lAla who are
not afraid to be generous to the needy and
suffering. The proprietors of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have given away over ten million trial
bottles of this great medicine; and have the
satisfaction Of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs are surely cured by
it. Call on r, Frazer, Druggist, and get
free trial bottle. Regular size soc and 81
Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded
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WOODLAND NEWS.


HOODLh"N, November II. 1879
The Cecil lvhiy' is on sale each ,reek il.
Hoodid,rn at &. s. Abrahdln's store. 3 cents
a copy
Rev. A. s. Mowbray. of Port Deposit.
preached at Hopewell on Tuesday night.
Miss Minnie Berry, OF Wilmington, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Jennie Campbell
Miss Margaret Vanneman, OF Port Deposit
was the guest of her cousins, the Misses Alb
rahams from Saturday until MonIay.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Thompscn and Miss
Thompson. visited relatives near Fremont,
Chester county, Pa, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. J. Newell Abrahams visited friends in
Port Deposit over Sunday.
Rev. q. W. Bowman was the guest of his
son Edward, OF Washington. d. C . two DAYS
last week
Sunday, 18th of November. an all-day m, et-
ing will be held in Hopewell church, to ce!c-
brate the llftieth anniversary. A number of
ex-pnstors will be present. Rev +. J. Harvey
pastor Of fine oxford NJ. T.. Church will
preach at 10 30 a. m. Preaching at 30 and
I p. N. Rev. b. L. Price. OF Elkton, will be
there
Miss Sadie Brown is the guest Of the Misses
Maxwell.
The Farmers Club met nj the homo OF Mr..
Aaron Michencr. of near Colora, Welncs lay.
Me-srs. NJ. L. Thompson, H. Il. Kirk. and
R. X. Rawlings attended from here.
Mr.. Il. L Rawlings was i'll Lancaster this
week.
Mr.. c. s. Abrahams was in Elkton on
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. V. Wells, of Philadelphia. is the
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Brave Men Fall

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
trouble as well as women, and all feel the
results in loss of appetite poisons in the
blood, backache, nervousness, headache and
tired, listless. rundown feeling. But there's
no need to feel like that. Listen to J. W.
Gardener, Idaville, Ind. He says: electric
Bitters are just the thing for man when
he is all run down. and don't care whether
he lives or he dies. 1t did moro to give me
new strength and good appetite than any
thing could take. | can now eat ANYTHING
and have new lease on life" Only so cents,
at +. B Frazer's Drug Store. Every bolt le
guaranteed
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Working Night Ana Day

The busiest and mightiest little thing that
over vas made is DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Every pill is Il susar-coated glooulc OF
health, that changes weakness into strength,
listessness into energy. braia-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in building up
the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by Il
B Frazer. Druggists
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IRON HILL NEWS.


Iron HILL, Nd, Nov. II, 1899
A. D. Worley is ia Washington.
Jockeys Asburn and Campbell OF Bennings,
are spending few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Walton have re-
turned from visit to Philadelphia.
Chas Il. Holton visited Wilmington this
week.
NJ. anh Mrs. Joseph Reed have returned
to their home in Atlantic City, after visit to
relatives here.
Ms Hnunah Clayton has returned from
visit to Iowa
Ms IsoIa Walton is attending the teachers
institute in MiliIetOwn.
Charles kremer, of Ridley Park, spent a
few days with f. o. Walton this week.
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ThsEE
Are
Eluthing
Times

to get fitted. You get your moneys
worth. You get what is popular
and stylish. You get Clothing
that will please you in wear and
appearance. New Sack Suits, $40,
SI2 and SIS, double or single
breasted Goats, double or single
breasted Vests. Good serviceable
Suits as low as s.. so and s.. A
few finest novelties in Worsted at
SIS and $40. Short Box Over
coats; medium length Box Over
coats, and regular length and
regular cut Sack Overcoat in Ker-
seys and Rough Cheviots, Heavy
Coverts in Box Overcoats, $40 to
$40. Plain and Velvet collars.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
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Do Not Go to Porto Rico.

II Nou do leave your team with the under
SSghtd. You will need it upon your return.
vicinity extend n cordial welcome at the
DeIawarg House Stables. Shiplcy street. be-
tween titth and Sixth, where Stalking, shed
dlhg ANA prompt courteous service will he
received. NO street cars to Interfere Do
not forget the address,
JOS. L. BRADBURY,
'li'''ihE'oh, Dei. Proprietor.
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Time when we
are selling hun
dreds of Suits and
Overcoats, an d
you have but to
see them to I'M
derstand W h y
Men and Boys
like to come to
9th and Market
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-23
MUSTER OUT CONTINUES.
Orders For Sixteen Thousand Men, All the Volunteers In the Country.

Orders For Sixteen Thousand Men,
 All the Volunteers In the Country.
 Washington. Feb. 21.-The war de- partment has issued the following statement:
 "orders have been given for the mus tering out of the following volunteer regiments:
 At Savannah-Third Georgia. Bat teries A. B. c, D, Maine artillery; Two Hundred and Second New York volun- teers.
 "At their present camps at Augusta Ga, and Greenville, s. C.-Third Ala bama, Third Connecticut, Fifth Massa- chusetts, Thirty-fifth Michigan. Eff teenth Minnesota, Fourth New Jersey Two Hundred and First New York. Two Hundred and Third New York, Tenth Ohio, First Rhode Island, Second West Virginia"
 These orders will muster out about 16.000 volunteer troops, including all such troops now in camp in the United States and the Third Georgia at Nue- vitas, Two Hundred and Second New York at Guanajay and four batteries of Maine artillery at Havana. This will reduce the army strength to 10000 men, of whom 30,000 are stationed in Cuba.
 The only volunteers still in the serv- ice are either in the Philippines or in Cuba. No action will be taken with re- gard to those troops until congress acts on the pending measures for the re- organization of the regular army. The enactment of the Hull bill, the war de- partment says, will result in the muster out of all the remaining volunteers
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-23
7raDelers' Guide.
HOUSAToNIC R. R. ROUTE
 Commencing Sunday, December (, 1898.

HOUSAToNIC R. R. ROUTE Commencing Sunday, December (, 1898.
 oorro SOUTH Leave North Adams 20 am. Pittsneld [ lb Uanaan q 2e. Arrive New Haven 10 ke, Bridgeport Il 30, Nov York II 90. Leave Albany T 10 A.m., State Line s co, Pitts field 6 10, Canaan 2 s0. Arrive Bridgeport Ia 05 p. m., EewHaven i2 .ts New York .be. Leaye Albany 10 % .. m.. State Line II 90. North Adams l2 10 2. m., Piusn'd ] s0, OanAnn 2l2. Arrive Bridgeport ob, New Haven 6 85, New Yort 6io, Leave Albany 10 Oo a. m., State LiLo II %, Pittsneld l2 t5 T, m, Canaan 2t7, Arrive Bridgeport 90. New Hayon soO New York 2 co.
 Leave Albany 2 20 p. m., State Line sbo, Pittsneld 8 so, Canaan { s7, Arrive Bildgs- port 70. New Haven ' 70. Tew York abo tsundays onlyl Leave rittshsld ts P. m, Canaan 8 2b. Arrive Bridgeport 10, New Haven 8 70. New York s s5.
 oorso rosrH Loave New York 70 a. m. Bridgeport % New Haven 6 10, Canaan 70, Arrive Pitts nald II 06. State Line 10 si. Alhanv ta II ? m, Saratoga 2 Ib, North Adams II bs. Leave New York 2 co n. m., Bridgeport kk, New Haven sS, Canaan i2 ss ?. m: Arrive pittsneld % p. m, staie Line 2I. AL bany 4 4s Saratoga t2o. Lssve New York 900 A. m, Bridgeport II 70, New Haven io so Canaan e.i0 p. m, Arrive Pittsncld 1000 p. no.
 Leave New York SO p. m. Bridgeport s2o, New Haven s b7, Canaan 90. Arrivs ritis neld q l5, North Adams 2 0S Btste Line 6 co, Albany 2 70.
 Leave New York so ?. m., Bridgeport 10 New Haven 8 67, Canaan 0t. Arrive Pitts field s 90. State Line 8 OO, Albany sto. Sundays onlyl Lesve New Haven 90 .. m.' Bridgeport7 [ os. Canaan 2 60. Arrive Pitts field II 06.
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-23
Mrs. Zach Chandler Dead.

Mrs. Zachariah Chandler, widow of the Michigan statesman, is dead. She had been a sufferer for several months from various infirmities incl dent to old age, to which she finally succumbed. Mrs. Chandler's maiden name was Letltia Douglas. She was a native of Baltimore, but previous to her marriage lived ir New York. Dur inS Senator Chandlers career at the capital Mrs. Chandler passed the win Ter in Washington, where she was noted ss a social entertainer.
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-23
winxs Didn't Save It.

King George of Greece is suffering from the results of an accident which is amusing to say the least. As a New Years present to his son. the crown prince, who was whipped in every bat tie of the Turkish war and has his cour- age impugned tc boot, he gave marble statuette of the Winged Victory" As he was handing the present to his son it slipped and fell. smashing itself and the kings foot
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-23

tor is nottned.
 AdditonaI trains leave New Pans as3 Hsxs- IAnd for ughkecpsic a ' % a m and sw&fy hour Co 09 D. m.
 Trains leave rousAkeepsis ! ~ as.sp. isss New Paitx
 Trains leave RAineciu 500 ~., sn D n arrive at silvernails 10 N A m-, tnp
 Trains leave sflvsrnaih II 0 a m s@r m-. Trains leave ss''Pa Posssssspsls ,@ ssss~s c @ and c A m, & and n R I
 Trains leave Bopewen fos roufAkssp~As :ns E :ss ,s q; s.-ts . ssS sssysss s.x.. winsted and Grand osnuL slstiok. Esw rswM
 western Kxpre~a, train 1, mskse eF~@ s~qr section at 0ampoen Hsil vtn fszs TEE - G'lsY'ss ssss ID v.sssr. sss S s-a ,:.F .F: E q ssr;s ssrsssssss st.s iss Gs.s :s,;: :sss:.ssEzTE