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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-19
Mothers Friend

is an external liniment for expectant
mothers to use. 1t gives them
strength to attend to their household
duties almost to the hour of confne-
ment. 1t is the one and only prepare
ton that overcomes morning sickness
and nervousness. 1t is the only
remedy that relaxes and relieves the
strain. 1t is the only remedy that
makes labor short and delivery easy.
1t is the only remedy that puts the
breasts in condition SO that swelling
or rising is impossible. Don't take
medicines internally. They endanger
the lives of both mother and child.
Mothers Friend Is sold by druggists for 81.
Send for our free illustrated book.
The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Go.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-19
MITCHELL COUNTY.

The county of Mitchell lies mostly be-
tween the Blue Ridge and Smoky noun
tains, there being but little valley
land, that being mostly on the upper
waters of Toe river The soil is uni
formly fertile. Cereals grow to great
perfection and apples, grapes and other
fruits are of great excellence, The land
produces very fine grasses and cattle
raising is an important industry. The
county abounds in mineral. The noted
Cranburry Iron Mines are in Mitchell
county The mica mines are the most
extensive in the United States and are
said to produce the largest proportion
of the mica put on the market.
Rowan mountain in this county is
6,332 feet high, on whose grass-covered
summit is fine hotel, easily accessible,
and the most elevated health and pleas
resort in the United States.
Mitchell has thousands Of acres of vir-
gin forests. The timber is of large size
and great variety.
Each of the above counties have thou
sands and thousands of acres of forests
of original growth, containing every va
riety of timber of large size trees which
are native to the Blue Ridge mountains.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-19
WIDE-AWAKE AND p

The Carolina and Northwestern Rail
way Company are most fortunate in hav-
ing officers of great foresight and broad
views in charge of it's affairs, men who
believe that the best way to build up
traffic for their road is to develop the
country their line serves, and in order
to do this, they are working somewhat
different from other lines in the South.
AS we understand it, they have com
pany which their Industrial Agent will
cooperate with to promote manufactures
develop water powers, advertise and sell
farming lands that are offered for sale,
in order to get in emigration, and do
such other things along their line as
will encourage business, build up the
country, make the people prosperous and
happy and increase traffic. This wise
policy of the officers of the road cannot
be too highly commended, and is bound
to be fruitful of the best results to all
concerned
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-19

resources are hard to estimate or appre-
ciate. In grasses, live stock, grain, dairy,
fruit and wine it is one Of the best of the
mountain counties, and though
less developed than most of them
il is behind none in Ma
lures generous gifts. 1t abounds in
undeveoped mineral wealth. 1t has de-
cidedly the best grass lands in the State
and cattle raising is large industry.
Boone, the county seat. 3,342 feet eleva-
ton, is the most elevated county seat
in the United States. Blowing Rock, the
noted mountain summer resort, is locat-
ed in this county, as is also Linville.
Blowing Rock is five thosand feet above
sea level and is becoming every year
more popular as a summer resort. Ma
ture here tries to outrival itself in beau
ty of scenery. While elsewhere people
are sweltering and being Frustrated by
heat, here it is delightfully."- cool, and
fires are comfortable. The place is well
supplied with hotels and boarding houses.
The two principal hotels are "The Green
Park" in whose grounds sparkling
spring of the purest water is the head
of Yadkin river, and Blowing Rock Ho-
tel" Messrs. Council and Taylor, pro-
prietors. The view from tire Blowing
Rock Hotel is without doubt the finest
mountain scenery in the Blue Ridge, If
not in America.
Off to the south and west rise Table
Rock. Hawks Bill Kings Mountain and
towering above them all, The Grand
father, its top the profile of an old mans
face.
1t is too supremely beautiful to be de-
Scrihed hy lin brush or pen.
1t is thought the Carolina and North
Western Railway will run in aboIt six
or eight miles of Blowing Rock, but it is
said a proposition will be made to the
railroad authorities by the citizens of
Blowing Rock to get them to run
the line on the west side of the town,
which will give them a depot about one
and a half miles from the village.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Ths spsscA q Senator Woseott on
takisg the gav~l - Temporary psssidi1s
s0css q Tie Republican Natioosl con
vsetios st Phil.d~lpbis last Tuesday
Vas . nsster presentation Il tho qUes.
sioos nov before ske people and the
pssieioa oe the R.pul,,ir.n party on the
isssss that will usske up the camps'gn.
TAs positioe 10 honestly ind clearly
slated in language tbst cssnot be
aiscoessrssd, and his srxsweots w.ll
- hssd fos The DeDocsstic ossso~s to
SscssssfsIly csabst. especially % iu the
csss a The Philippises q which qucs-
tios Mr. wolcott gave . very lscid
ssp,asatiou. The speech wss the key
soes a Tie cowisR campsigs.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

TIE Festival Of MoUstain aud Plain,
ths great Dsaver fssl, Ass bssn dropped
fs this year. YOs the Mvt tso OF thres
ysasu a this festival ne novelty of the
thiag drew lssUo crowds fsuo ell Oves
~ saats, bot the inisr-st In 1t hss
tsesoe 6loosd ssd Il b JEST - we'll
tAas tAo festival hss l,een allowed to
laQss. Tee osch q . eoei thiog Tor
Dssvss @ tbs sxpsess q Tho ~ q
H. state.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
DIES.

Wilson. In Kansas City. Mo-. russdAy.
June l9, 1900. 4. II. Wilson, aged q
years
Mr.. wil.on was the father u Geo. C.
Wilson. II De,ia. Charles Wilson 81 the
ID. l. r. G., Mre. Judge AnsLsry Of
Delta. and Mrs II. II. Smith d Denver.
The h'dy WIS brought TO Dels and 1sid
TO rest beside his wife in the DIE
cemetery yesterday afternoon. from ihs
resisleDce u Mrs. AmsiEAry.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

ne peopss q ,he Usssed sssses arc
psyisg elyOoo.0oU . d.y sw tropicsI
Druducts ss.l in AMERICAS Ossufsc-
sssss, o. fos food and drink. Most Il
shs criticize O. b psuisccd IN . MORE
~ dsgsss y ~ i,snds ~Lrh have
sssusaiy ssos isso essssr re'sti"ssbip
Vjth ~ Usses1 8aaiesL Thess ssts:sss
esoesiss ssgss. rsGse. siIG. subber. ies.
o>sua esuaaD esd ssis. tobacco. c,tsou.
evuA sssa. spiss. rice. cabinet and
~ vSsss. H4sosscs rosA- isdiso. ivory.
cssh vssd. sposgss. SIC Asoss nsspd
vsssssuisss bsgis u ds~seep sSdss the
Aussiess seaisSstsstios % sesw pro-
eupe osss Q. sseA srt;esss froo tAsss
ssssvss. - - ssesss sW sss psssAsso
che pssp,s Of Tie Islands ~in buy nssS
e -, ,:,Is ess cs oss sAsus ssd fec
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

6incs the establishment OF the tin
plate industry IN the United States.
thsss has bseu ssvsd to this country
Upwards oe eloOpOoyOOO. Ne used to
iopoet Welsh tin plate. made by the
WslsA trust, IN the values of 90. 10000
Q year. Tho Welsh tin plate trust 10
sot subjsct to our laws. and pays moth
1 y In way oe tsxstios toward the Unites'
Ssateo Treasury.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

-Hsllo! ~Ceosset ~ with No. ~"
Thsss b - ssesss sow sOs sos hstseinx
10 ysss hsas = sswa-that yos did
- hovo tiDe 10 euOe devp n ths
49, Jsse sesp - ~ pboos and call
~ No. -. sd ~ viN b. ever - happy
. hsas vhst yoa have tn ssy.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

4 spaeodid iavsstosnt fos tbOse Who
Asss ~ osaos i ~ project tn 'urn
~ Osssisos river into the Uoco0-
pshgrs valley. II 10 estimated that
,hsss are still ten thousond acres OF
Land yet 70 bs put under water. and
new lyisg Wssas.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Ths eupreue Court otthisState holds
iguosascs - . portal excuse in TIE
eess a Ja0ss Z. Mcclure. who - pres-
ident q the bask q Rico was convicted
Il statutory larceny. md ordered .
reversal in the decision of the lowcr
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
ADVERTISED Letters.

Advertised Letters.
The following letters rcnsis 10 the
ps,stofBce at Delta. Colo. June 29i
G. E. Cotton. Allsn Green. Mr.. Ell
Lewis. A. Mon SsntO (3( r A.Mn-
tyn. Chas. Nywall. Mrs. Francis 4.
Oaks. Harry l. Patton Nr. Owen
Roberts. Nj. Frank Ssyss. Nm. Bee
S,pith. Mrs. L N. T~nsr. ~. Robert
Time Tor Tinn.) E,ner Yong.
they are sslvrrsised.
+ = c. b. Cn.rsLss rssaslses.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
n.s,-- 81 ..,- ~ mss.n .s.~A.

Notice il hereby given tllit the f,I,wins de-
scrib~d shar., Of stork In Tie Ru>t cr ph-h sIni
Rc~~rvoir C''mpany. ar 81 nWch there of - may
be nere-rsry. will he sold NJ lvl auction at the
snth fronf o. ~ Inc e mrt hUise I'm nei .. co.v-
r..i :, on { e ssti ia Of July i@s,. commencing
al - o'rl. cs tn tie u CHEST bidder 81 eist
7 the ! a,mest Uf DE insluent ass xssnent,. N
s,r,+ rtr~t ttftn tnlye,iisu, IA
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

The friends Of Judge Milton X. WEIGH
srs talking OF bringing him out as .
eandidats for district iudge Of the 7th
district. Judge WEIGH would wear tho
>euipe With grace and dignity.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Ths Daue of Thos. c. BsowD. Il Gnn-
nisoa, hes been used In connection With
The district Judg~shir. hut Mr.. rrown
hse paetjsely d~e.ned To sun.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Tbs Colossdo Springs 0azstss hrs
sset est IN exceedingly handaose pic
turs ee President Mckinley. II 70 truly
\ work a sP1
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Late Ponce. formerly Of Ouray. and
Who at one time cut = wide swsth in
Colorado politiea. has es'ns to Cape
Nons. Alaska. in company with his
brother. Charlea.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

0sesshoppsrs, pstato bugs and cnt
worms are doing serious damage in some
Il ths sosth csutssl and eastern coun-
tics and the lower Arkansas vslle, 81
the state.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Between the rammsny ice trust snd
The ssosbitant charges of the Kansas
City hstel men the Democratic leaders
ass having quite . time with the ocfo-
nua.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
Price list Of Fruit.

The Delta Packing Company want
4O00 lbs OF medium TO choice ch-rries.
for which they will pay from $40 to $50
per ton.
2OOO lbs. choice cursznts. $50 Ier ton.
200 lbs. ct oice red raspberries, SIS
per ton.
1000 lbs. choice goosebe,ries. 30 per
2.0C0 lhs. choice black raspbcrries eco
per ton.
1900 lbs. choice blackberries 40 per
ton.
Aprico:s, medium TO choice, from $40
to so Der ton. .--.-
Peaches. medium to choice. SIS to go
per ton.
Pears, medium to choice, SlO to 81
per ton.
Plums. medium to choice, ss 10 e.
Per ton.
Tho Delta Packing Company.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22


Susmsn 4 Laodis scents psulsction ii
the great Christian drama Quo Vsdis
will be presented at the Opera house,
Tuesday. June 26Ih by large company
under the manasenent of Charles fsixss
The COMPANY carry every ec~pe cou
piete. usios tons u. s.enery. The pro
duction was made by Sosmxn 4 Landis.
the costumes ~ Hssgermsn aud special
music arranged by wilLeIu. SCATTER.
This play 10 produced by the above
eompsoy. comes here highly recUa.
neoded by the eastern press. Il y
doing = ybeuegensI business.
Ciarescs Nelson hss besu in the
Nusth Fssk rouutry this week.
Arthur BIschIy got back from . trip
10 Meekes. last saturday.
Attorney O.. l.. Pike u Hotchki.s.
wss 10 town. "Wednesday.
Mrs. LAs u Oursy. 10 visitiag hss $40.
Geo. Law.
1hs winning ticket 10 Mckisley and
Roseveit
PhepoueosI yie,tls a slfsies srs ~
PUssd.
Ths soall issis osassa = ~ -.
n saGy e ~ As~s0aa aeesQ.n1so
- Asss = cns1sa1ssiaV - - Olsss
= - Ossssoese1so GUoBs v61lb = -
ovsrs hovss. 1Sss6sy sight Jsss sesh.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Ths De0oerstic party alwsys was
oSSossd 10 those uillionaires who don't
eootsibute 70 its csmp,iRn fund.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Mrs. Cummings snd daughter. Nay
AZ, visiting Frank Dudge and family.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

1t looks as il the cou,bipel forces u
the great lowers are up against thu
real thing iu China.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

II. II. wsIbert arrived from Hamburg
Atkapsaw, yesterday. 80 sread his
ann unl summer vacation.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Now that the alfalfa crop 10 all in the
raDchmen sre praying for rain. and We
are assured that the prayer u the
righteous will be xnswered.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

p Delta will SEQ the first production of
the great Quo Vadis Tuesday night. 1t
will be the attraction st the Opera house
June 26th, one night only. Toe com-
pan6 consists Of nearly 20 people and
IN immense lot q scsoery ssd effects.
II b ssid 10 - besstisslly cpatsDs3
ssd its very bsst drsnstixstios q tbs
great work. Notwithstanding the sixs
u the conp.ny and production, there
will be slight sdvsnce in psices.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Asber's slySpepsss sahsets sss s"ld
ond positive guaraan ntee. Cures heart
burn, raising OF the food, distress after
eating or any form II dysrcIsia. > One
tablet gives immediate relief. IS and
80 cents. H. Il. Rrsisted Druggist.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
essy 0ssss nso9s1a-

opsstAl CassesPosdence.
Miss Olive Smith came down from
Ouray. Saturday, to spend few weeks
with relatives.
Mrs Louis Wyman end children aud
Mrs. Adam Wishart. of Silverton are
sisiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrr. Lille Smith and daughter. Fay.
e.we IN from Denver. Monday. to v.s.t
~iIn relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hasweii ard dauya
ter. Ruth, arrived from Denver TO see
heir orchard They are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ID. Anderson.
Mr.. Ward Of Denver, was in this vici
nifty last week looking for u fruit farm.
Mrs. W. P. Wright and daughte in
Law came from Oursy. Sunday. and will
make their future home here.
u. s. Gipe die,i at his home near
Cedaredgs, Friday. and was buried in
the Eckert cemetery Sunday.
Several Deltaites we in these parts
this week.
Gen. Wilson has twenty four acres Of
alfalfa that has just been put up thst
will mako at least eO tona.
Millix1d Fxiriamb was in in this
vicinity Monday On business.
F. ". Fnsd has gone 10 Denver ON
business.
Lewis Flotin and Luella Spencer. Of
Telluride are visiting friends Dear here.
Miss Matte Gri-r. Of Uo!chkiss. is
whiting her aunt. Mrs. Geo. Hendricks.
Mr. and Mrs J, J Frank Of Cedaredl.e.
were the guests o: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Coilum. Sunday.
There will be preaching at tl.e school
house here Sunday Mt IL a. III. @
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Frank shislds. james Hunter aud
Walt Bcck!sy lri, for Stesmbost Syringe
yesterday, which place will be their
headqorless while they prospect around
tho Hshn's Peak and Battle Lake
sections this summer.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

n greatest natio nal problem nov u
- ssavsd = the spb.ilding OF our ship
uine h the foreiea trade.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
lee cream soda with crushed fruit al
Clarks's Drug Store. 0

) e. Kennedy. Rnail.skr. Team. .>sss.' csnnoi
10y too much for Dew ifts witch Haxel b I've
Osss hox IS il eur VIII st the ctnIs 20 l,d
cnrilr ulcer On my jaw :" Car piles and all
skin dSas's. IOok out for worthless Insita ! nv
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

The cast in Quo Vacis 10 6ne, headed
by Miss Rose SliIlman W Lygis. will bs
given ut the Opera house, Tuesday
night, June 16,h.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

J. q. Stewart frous Spencer. Iowa, y
10 the valley looking for = location.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
no0e. Soshsss Aessaeies.

Tho following provisions Il the Free
Homes" bill. signsd BY Psssidsat Nc
Kinley on May II and now lav Of the
United States. sro important to all
persons interested in securing q home
at nominal expense. This bill u most
beneficient in its intent and siL save
thousands AMI fkOusa Ids Of dOllxss Ia
set lers ou the Ute Reservation. ~ III,
hill applies TO the Ute Reservation land
providin. that honies:eads Can bc taken
up under the hopestesi act. All wbo
have made final proof under the pro-
enption act and have applied for an
extension OF time in which ca pay for
the hand can turn - nc into honestead
and gill be allowed credit for past
residence, thereby sAripg si-25 per scl g.
Also these who have made desert things
can change ssme to homestead nling by
comrl. ins with the homestead law.
These are extremely Important points
and should he carefully .xaninel an |
made uso of.-Montrose Press.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
Nossee er Az. ...0 0~oeesw.

No'i~- IL hardy given tha, TIE annual mset-
l. oe ssGrk no deD Of Tie tel . Couty taig
As.oc ativn will he tsld ,bs onics. II the In
a~pei,sept. In beita. a. ..orado. At O'Clock D. m
July -, itO', or the pu of ~ierting d.
rrct ,rS rye .tlr ~ uiW- yeas. 90 e~ ehs
Transaction Il shh ot or la,i e-s as may 1ss,i y
sne before tie me ".
fE DODGE. rresideus.
GrDRer srirNAS, s~ere arr.
tFIr.t pub, June q, at LILY III
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

MSaey - less 90 8aoehes anA
v~Wo property. B~ss eUsQDo. Ne
delay. lal1 Or aoroSo
4. .. k1HG.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Reserved seats noW on sale for Quo
VAdis nj Clarkc's Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

lee cream freezors in sll styiss sDd
izes at Hunt 4 Co. at-laf.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
wanted.

Load Of hay on subscrii .tion st this
Office. @
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

II 0sroSs should s0adeniy blaze With
vss. Vhers would re get tic ships to
carry eur eHpostas
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Nshi s~a psss.ssssIy ssss. s's Z; ;head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
rIuptions Il the skin. producing q per-
feet com I.lexion. or IN ,ney rsfuseesl %
and 80 cents. II. X. Braisted, Dsuggist
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
Card Of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank one and al fos their
kind help and $, path y especially Mrs.
Thomas for her nntising kindness dur
ing the long illness of oos loved one.
Mr.. and Mira Walter II. King.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

d. y. BALDWIN. Preside 4
GefseGH stEru Al, reesetiry. .s--5as -. =. 2
Tls~t puh. Jan. g. L II ysiy .. , y !
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22
MILTON u. WEIGH,
0. 8. Circuit Curt Conni0iuatf
ssS Exaassnev ~ hns~esy.

Special s,~stion xives TO
pPe.e0petOm. OeAePt Land 00o
CsssI l'se.cmPsion nIisgs.
Desert Land Yearly Proofs. Pre-. emp
tion and De:ert Land Final Proofs
taken; al other business within =
the purvicw Of sxjd Office.
DPDea. Co1o1rGoo.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Tbs winning ticket 10 McKisIey and
1 Poseyett
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Attorney a.. L. Pike u Hotchkiss
wss IN town. Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Mrs. Lac u Ouray. is visi,ias hss $40.
Geo Law.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

PhepowsosI yiesIs a alfalfa srs ~
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Arthur BIschly got back from . tsiU
10 Meeker. last saturday.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Ths soau fssts osossa b ~ -.
The Delta independent., 1900-06-22

Ciaseocs Nelson hss besu in the
Nosth Fssk country this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-28
Rising Sun.
RISING SUN, July 9th, 1900.

The "CrcH wig is on sale each meek in
Rising S"s a Reyao9GS drug store. 8 cent,
a copy.
The game Of base ball between Rising Sun
and Pennington, at Pennington, on Satur-
day last resulted in a victory for the former
in a well-played game, score II to 2. A
return game will be played at Rising Sun,
this Saturday.
Miss Mary L. Sleichter, of Scotland, Pa.
has accepted the position of principal of the
Friends Normal Institute in this place.
Miss MadaliLe Scott, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting Miss Helen Evans.
The Thimble club met with Miss Gertrude
s. Dare on Tuesday evening.
Miss Louise Mex. Worthington spent few
days with Mrs Frank Cherry, at Principle.
Master Arthur Frazer, of Philadelphia
spent few days with Melvin Grason.
Quite number of people attended the far
mer's picnic at Octoraro, on Saturday last.
Mrs. Caldwell, OF Philadelphia visited Mrs
S. E. Grason this week.
Several people have moved to Woodlawn
camp.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. G.. Rooms, OF Bridge
vile. Del, are visiting Mr.. Thomas Wilson
and family.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-28
IS IT RIGHT
For all Editor to Recommend Patent
Medicines?

From Sylvan Valley News, Brevard. y. c..
1t may be question whether the editor
of newspaper has the right to publicly
recommend any of the various proprietary
medicines which flood the market, yet az a
preventive of suffering we feel it duty to
say a good word for Chambcyain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. We have
known and used this medicine in our family
for twenty years ami have always found it
reliable. In many cases n dose Of this rem
edN would save hours of suffering while a
physician is awaited. We do not b"lIeve in
depending implicitly on any medicine for a
cure, hut we do believe that If II bottle Of
Chamberlain Diarrhoea Remedy were kept
on hand and administered at tn" inception
OF an attack much suffering might b." avoided
and IN very many cases the presence OF Il
physician would not hr required At least
this has been our experience turing the past
twenty years. For gale byaiI Druggists
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-28
Pennington.
FARMINGToN, July 81, 1900.


copies Of n, " CrcU wing" are on safe
earl, 'r"e& at he store Of Elmer Mayboyy 8
ceittS copy.
Farmers have finished their harvesting, AT d
some are now threshing their whea; and oats.
Both crops are turning out well.
Several from here are preparing to tent at
Woodlawn Camp, which is to commence on
next Tuesday.
Benjamin McVey has had his windmill re-
paired. 1t Was struck 10y lightning.
George Smiths family from Baltimore are
with Alfred Kirk, and will remain until after
camp.
Miss Slirer from Harrisburg. Pa, is the
guest of her grandmother. near here.
The Farminetou base bali cuh held a festi-
val on Saturday evening, that was well at
tended and was success.
Our young merchants arc kept quite busy
while our shoemaker i resting for the com
ing winter, which Is expected to be II very
cold one. and many loots and shoes will be
needed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-28
PORT Deposit,
PonT nEposrT. LnlY n. 1900.

FORT DEPOSIT, jay Il, lSUU.
Tnc"CecH wing" is on safe each ,rccb in
Port Deposit at Si~b5ing's N,rs .@oad 3
cents cory.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. of Philadcl.
phia, enjoyed several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Nanneman.
Mr. aud Mrs Duncan Head, Mr. Ernest.
and Miss Helen Head. Of Baltimore. were in
town Saturday.
Miss Emma Smith, OF Baltimore, is visiting
her sister, Mrs A. l.. Barry.
Miss Emma Long has returned to Chicago
after visiting her sister, Mrs W. ". Hopkins.
Mrs. Il. @. Hopkins, Mrs. G. NJ. Knight. the
| Misses Hopkins and several young ladies and
| gentlemen from Brooklyn and Baltimore, are
| tentiuG ut i}CtertOn.
Miss DOLLAR left Saturday for her home in
| Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McClenahnn have
! gone to Baltimore to remain some time.
| Mrs. james c. Mackenzie and family have
| gone to Cape Cod for the summer.
! Mr.. aud Mrs, George HILL OF Indianapolis,
were in town over Sunday Having heard of
the Jacob Tome Institute. they came here to
| learn Of its workings, as they are thinking Of
placing their son in this excellent school.
| Rev. DR.. Watt, Presiding Elder, was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
| Mrs. i, L. Benson and daughter, are with
| relatives in Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs Z. s. Boyle are Betterton
| visitors. Taey will remain there two weeks.
Misses Virginia Abrahams and Margaret
Vanneman were in Annapolis last week
Miss Edith Collins returned TO her home in
| Baltimore, after pleasant visit to DR.. and
| Mrs. Fisher.
Miss Vincent, matron OF the Silver Cross
| Home. has gone to England for n visit to
| relatives.
Frank +. Barrett has been appointed assist
| ant deputy sheriff.
Rev. and Mrs. II. 4 G. Westerned and
daughter. Gladys, of Rising Sun, are at Mrs.
Jane A Gerry's.
Mrs. James Richardson and Mr.. John H.
| Booker were overcome by the heat Monday.
Mrs. Evalyn S. Tome has horse i'll with
| lung fever.
Nessrs. Allie and Gwinn Webster Of Balti-
more, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Conner.
| Mr.. Israel Katz visited Baltimore relatives
| Oil sunday.
Mr. Walter McCIenahan. Of Philadelphia.
and two friends, are guests of Mrs. John NJ.
McClenahan.