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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10
SUIT AGAINST FoYE.
MOTION IN KIDDER COUNTY SUIT
BEING ARGUED BEFORE JUDGE
WINCHESTER THIS AFTERNOON.

. LILY -
Before Judge Winchester this after
noon a motion is being argued in the
suit CT Kidder county against w. F.
Fcye. formerly county treasurer, for
the recovery Ct s123 alleged to have
been paid him in excess if the ices to-
which he was entitled by law. The
motion is made by the plaintiff county
and is thai, certain portions of the de-
fsaaaat's answec be made more spe-
cine and that ether portions OF it be:
stricken cat, The suit brought alleges
that WslAsants fer S123 were issued to
ioye fer which there was no authority.
Ihe defendant makes answer that he
received Compensation after his bill
lad been thoroughly discussed and
Upon by the commissioners, he having
paid a clark out CT his own pocket, and
the settlement being made by agree
ment. j. W.@Walker appears for the
couEsy and G. H. Stanley fcr the de-
PENDANT, Foye. Mr.. Foye is also pres
emit in the city al defendant. II. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10
BISMARCKERS IN MINNEAPOLIS

Among the Bismarckers reported in
Minneapolis are Attorney General
Comstock and W. F. Cushing. Attcr-
ney General Comstock, interviewed by
the Journal, states that sentiment
against the blind pig in the western
part of the state is increasing and the
sightless animal must 90. He says
he will make an object lesson of the
prosecutions at Mandan, and believes
that city will soon root out the evil.
Mr.. Cushing tells the Journal about
the North Dakota exhibit at Buffalo,
and says the state expects to take all
the premiums going on wheat, besides
which it will have an excellent exhibit
along all lines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10
gested food and then Of bile. Cham

gested food and then of bile. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
allay the disturbances Of the stomach
and create a healthy appetite. They
also tone, up the liver to a healthy ac-
ton and regulate the bowels. Try
them and you are certain to be much
pleased with the result. For sale by
e. S. Beardsley.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10
PERFECT FIT IN GLASSES.

II your eyes water, smart, burn, BLAIR
or tire, or if you are. troubled with
headaches you should consult an ex-
pert optician and have your eyes ex-
amined thoroughly. Prof. w. II. Cass,
%optician, is at Phelps jewelry store
now to remain till May IA. Call and
see him. o. 5.'a ~. .< 1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10

Germs OF Disease should be prompt
ly expelled from the blood. I'hisssis a
time when the system Is especially sus-
ceptible to them Get rid OF q i'm
.purities in the blood by taking Hoods
sarsaparilla, and thus fortify your
whole body aud prevent illness.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10

Hiliousness ii a condition character
lied by 8 disturbances Of the digestive
organs. Tha stomach IS debilitated,
the bowels eonstipated. There Is q
loathing of food, pains Id the bowels,
dizziness, coated tongue and vomiting.
hrst of the undigested 81 partly di-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10

FIRE DEPARTMENT ELECTION.
There will be held on Monday night,
May 10, at the engine house in the
city OF Bismarck, the regular annual
election for chief and assistant chief
OF the fire department. 2
WIN. JAEGER, Chief.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10

Should yon need some paints, lead
oil this SUMMED, call at Faunces's
corner where YOU get the best there is
be had ii this line and the lowest
prices guaranteed. Call and see me.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10

The Petersburg. Fla. Times Of
May comes with the announcement
that ". 4 Stranb, A. Lindelie and a.
r avery are IN control u same.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10
THE CHAPP[l CASE
Evidence IN Ghiappell Case Being Pre-
scented to the District Court !
Chambers
Defense j d the ase Argues al Length
Against the s~uf6ciency Of the
Evidence.

The entire evidence Id the Chappelle
was gone over again in Judge.
Winchester'g chambers yesterday and
Today in the application a.writ Of
habeas corpus. The case was prac-a
tically tried anew to determine whether
thereWas sufficient evidence to warrant
the holding of Chappelle for trial on
the charged stealing cattle. AS was
stated yesterday the specific charge
against@C happelle was the theDtsd cat
tie from the Morning Star Cattle COM
pany, which cattle were afterward sold
zone Booze, a Montana cattleman.
The evidence of Chappelle in his own
defense was gone over, and in$that he
Stated that he had purchased the. cattle
in question from J.. r: Mcdonald. A
bill Of sale was put in evidence from
one Wtcks to Mcdonald, which was
transferred to Chappelle. The prose-
cution claims that the man Wicks was
a myth, a contention which the defense
does not admit to be true. OF the
transfer of the bill Of sale to Chappelle
there seems to be no question, as there
is the testimony Of one W. r. Hig-
man, a clerk in Cannon's store ait Wi
baux, Mont, that the transfer was
made in the store and that he was a
witness to the bill Of sale. Higman
also saw Chappelle pay the money over
to Mcdonald. The prosecutions theory
Is that the matter was a deal between
Mcdonald and Chappelle to cover up
their tracks. The defense in the cas-
claims that theories and speculations
are not to be taken into account-that
the case must be judged from the evi-
dence and that OF this there is nothing
to prove or GO to show that Chappelle
had anything to do with the larceny
of the cattle. The defense also claims
that the evidence shows that Chappelle
came into possession of the cattle as
the result of q legitimate business
transaction. After Chappelle bought
the cattle from Mcdonald he branded
them with his own brand, and the de-
TENSE argues that If circumstances are
stoEbe taken into account, this is one OF
the strongest in favor Of Chappelle's
innocence, IS if the cattle had been
stolen and the brand changed, Is the
prosecution claimed, by Chappelle, he
would hardly have put his own brand
upon them, and thus have connected
himself with the theft.
The argument of the case was re-
sumed this morning, both the facts in
the case and the legal phases being
touched upon. An interesting qles-
ton vas brought UP as to whether 2
person procuring or aiding in the conn
mission OF a crime in this state, but
being at the time in another state
could be punished in this state. A
long line OF decisions was cited pro
and con and the arguments consumed
the created part of the morning.
Ea% =" ------------- -h +,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10

REYNOLDS issto entertain the total alb
stinence association on the Goth Of
June. II s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-10

The hat makes the man. Tho Ian
pher hat makes you. Wears well, looks
well. ss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-29
CeCiIton.
CEoILToN, Md, June rs, 1901

Mrs. Ellen Hall is Spending some time
with her niece. Mrs. Lewis King. near
Warwick.
Mrs. Harry i. Rowan spent the past
week with relatives in Earlcvillc.
Misses Mabel and Maud Costlcn are
visiting relatives in Chester. PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Smith have
returned home after tcn-days trip 10
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Quite Il number of town folks attended
tn" JuncS-WattS wedding at Townsend.
on Wednesday evening. of last week
McSSrS. Charles j. Rrichr and j. +.
Ferguson. of thcstcrtown. wrr" in town
on "Wednesday and Thursday. visiting
friends.
Mrs. j. ii. iric" and Miss Ettir Fer
@uSon We're entertained by friends at
Townsend ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Rachel Canaan is spending so'uc
time with Mrs. Stapp. nj Warwick.
Miss Mullr Mccoy has returned after
II pleasant trip To Buffalo. y. y.
Master t"mygcS CuSdrn is the guest
of his grandmother Mrs. Nina Stradlcy.
of NraZryS Neck.
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CoIora,

CoLoRA, MD. June 25, 1901
copies Of tie "Cec, Wing" are on sale
each 'oeek in Co'oro, at S. T. IrIley's store.
3 cents copy.
Farmers are now busy harvesting their
grass. DR.. Il. Il. Cr"thcrS has one pE
tn" finest fields in tins section.
quite II nnmhpr of young folks from
her" attended the musical given by the
pupils of Miss Mary Gillespie in til"
Rising sun hail. last week. Miss .AIic"
T"Sll. of this place. was awarded the gold
! medal for proficiency in music.
Mr.. :. u. Mccullough has built Il new
straw house.
Leslie hmmHrId had his foot badly
cut on the oar lock of Il boat last Satur-
day afternoon. DR.. T.. $. Rowland
dressed the wound. which required -
stitches.
Burton Wiley left on Monday for
Ocean Grove. where he will Spend his
summer vacation.
Samuel Krnnard. of Chester. Pa. Is
visiting at the home of his father. Jacob
l[rnnaIN.
Mrs. Addic Clayton and little Miss
Mildred, visited hci parents here. on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet Moore of DctAraru. is
visiting her nricr. Mrs. Charles Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown. of VII.
mngton. spent Sunday with Mr.. Street
Brown and family.
ilSS MahIc Wiley attended AIilcrs-
vale commencement.
Clarence KrauSs was locked i'll the
lar@" iron safe in the office of K. L.
Christie, last Friday KrauSs is employ
| ed by Mr.. Christie and had gone in the
safe for some papers. when II boy slip
ped up to the safe and shut the door
l\rnusS called to him to go for Mr.. T.. L.
Curry. who he knew could unlock the
door. Fortunately Mr. Curry was not
far away and in Il very short time he
set the prisoner free.
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zioil.
ZION. Nd, June 2S. 1901.

ZION. Nd, June rs. 1901.
The "Crcu Wing" is on sale each ,reeI
tm lion at C0rhart d Co.'S store. 8 cents q
copy
Harry Howard is home for the sum.
m"r vacation.
Miss Florence Shepherd has been Wis
itin% friends in Rising SUN.
Mrs. Amy l.. McarnS is spending some
Tim" ut Ocean Grove.
Miss Rachel RittcnhouSr is visitin.
New Jersey friends.
William Stewart has returned from u
visit with friends in Philadelphia
Mrarni" and Josephine Carhart visit
ed friends ut Eh"ncZcr ON Sunday.
Harvest time has commenced in this
locality.
Miss Ella Gillespie and Lionel Hail,
who are students Of the ChcStcrtown
College. are home for the summer vac:-
tion.
J. VI. G. cnrhart and family left for
Ocean Grove. y. j.. ON Monday. where
they will spend the summer.
Several citizens of Zion were hoSpit-
ably entertained IN the Cecil County
Aims House and Asylum. on Thursday.
last week. 1t was the annual inspection
day 10y the County Commissioners.
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Rising Sun,
RISING sun. June %, 1901.

isloiNp cUN, ult 20, l5Ol,
The "Cecii Wing" is on sale each ,oeek in
| Rising Sun at Uorthjngton's store cent,
n COPY.
Miss Edyrhr Addison and Miss Dolby.
of Philadelphia. are visiting friends and
relatives in Rising sun.
Miss Jennie MAXWELL of philadrlphia.
j. the guest of Miss Gertrude :. Dare.
I'll" young m"n of Rising sun gave n
dane" in "n" Of tn" vacant residences on
South Queen street. ON last Saturday
evening. and Il delightful time was sprn,
lay all present. Among those in attend
amr" wcrr-AisSuS Gertrude :. Dare.
Violet IlaimrS. May Boon. Eleanor jon
mss May Barton, Rosa Caldwell. Mary
l'rrmiicld. Ella Kirk, Louise Mex
Warrington. Florcmcr. Wuthingtou.
Alma kcilholtz. Mrs f. Ewing. Mrs.
Walter huntington. and Mrs. Caesar:
M"sSrs. Evans and Cecil Ewing. Bar
clay and Eugene Reynolds. Jerome
Elmmti"ld. llorac" Duyckinck. Harry
richards. John St"rrrtt. Clifford Kir&.
.Io" and Hugh Caldwell. George Hopkins.
l'r> G'r"r=" :. Dare. j. II. .I"nmr>S. +.
H. Moore.
Miss Ola T"nmrlt. of Oxford. Pa. Wis
tied friends in and near Rising sun last
week.
Miss Florence Wumhngtuu spent this
week with her sister. Mrs. Frank T..
Cherry. III Principle.
Tn" members of the Junior Thimhi"
club rirnicrd ut iirrcnhauli ON Wrdn"s-
day.
Mr. Basil Crowns family have moved
out I" their country home. near Rising
sun for the summer.
Mr. Harry +. Richards is spending
som" tim" nj his home, nj Richar,l$mrrp.
and with friends in Rising sun.
Th" Loyal Temperance Legion held
their rHrlur meeting at the home of NTr-.
\. {. Brown. on "Wednesday evening.
Ait"r very good program was rendered
III" evening was PLEASANTLY spent play.
ing various games. music. etc.
Mrs. Joseph Pyle. of West Grove. Pa.
visited Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles Pyle dur
ing last week.
Ami" Coates. Of IIopcwrll. and Flora
Quail. of Auburn. spent several days last
week with Miss jeanette REYNOLDS.
Misses Clara and Lillian Kcilholtz en-
t"rtainod Il number of people mt six
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Mrs. Edward Biddlc, of Earleville, Wis.,
tied her sister, Mrs. Alice Clark, on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Ann Buckworth and Miss Caro-
line Buckworth, spent Sunday with re-
lativcs near Newark, Del.
Henri Lindsay, Jr., of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Harry Jones. of CayotS. spent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Kath-
arnc Lorraine.
Mrs. j. V. Wallace spent Sunday with
her daughter. Mrs. +. +. Williams.
About 1 o'clock on Tuesday morning,
Il fire was discovered in the engine room
Of the saw mill of Woollcy X Bennett.
An alarm was given by Il tug lying near.
which soon brought out Il number of our
fire fighters. Th" loss was compara-
lively small.
The "FIowcr Service held in tho
Church of the Good Shepherd last Sun
day evening. was quite pretty one.
TIL" solo by little Althar Price was well
rendered. Th" violin played by Mr..
Harry Bouchcllc proved quite an addi-
ton. The church was decorated with
weeping willow and all kinds of flowers.
y cross of green was erected at the base
of which the Sunday School scholars
placed boquctS during the singing of
on" of tn" hymns.
Mr.. Aonzo Bouldcn was taken sud-
denly i'll while cutting wheat at his home
ut tayUtS Corner, on Tuesday, and had
to b" taken to the house. The intense
heat being the cause.
y plain gold brcaSt-pin belonging to
Mrs. Andrew Ross. was lost between tina
Collectors Office and her home" Any ona
finding same. and returning it to Mrs.
| Ross, will be suitably rewarded.
st. MoncaS Guild of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd, will hold Box
Social ut III" home of Miss Emma
Morgan. on Tuesday evening. of next
week. All are cordially invited to ns
present. -.--~-----,.s,s,
| TN" International Sunshine Society
held an Apron Bazaar and Lawn Fcte, at
| tn" HON" of Mrs. q. $. Woollcy. on
Tuesday evening. Among the attrac-
tons was music by two Italian musi-
| clans.
Mr.. John Hudson and Miss Emma
Cough were married nj the home of the
BRIDES parents in Baltimore, on Tues
day evening. 1900 .- -,-s---.,>
y Chapter of the Daughters of the
Revolution was organized here this week
with several members.
The Odd Fellows and American Mo-
chanlGS w"r" entertained by y. l.. BouI-
den last Saturday evening. During the
evening Mr.. RouIdcn was presented with
Il handsome couch. to be used in his new
home.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-29
Wood|aWn.
WOODLAND, June 2S, 1901,


The "Cecii Wing" is on sale each ,veek in
WoodLa'on at G. s. Abrahant's store. 3 cents
a copy.
The Epworth League will be in charge
of Miss Annie Williams on Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Clarence J. Bricklcy, of Iowa, is
TIL" guest of his cousins. Misses Leila
and Lora Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Barnes are visit
ing their sou, d.. ii. d. Barnes, Of Al
lcntuwn. Pa.
Mrs. T.. G. Williams returned Satur-
day from Il pleasant visit with friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Brydr is visiting in Will
mington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson and Miss Leila
Thompson spent last Saturday in Balti-
more.
Miss .Iary Todd was quito ill last
week.
Mr.. Edgar +. Ruttcr, of New York
city. is spending his vacation here.
y large number from here attended
tn" commencement exercises held III
Port Deposit, the first Of the week. Two
Mabel kcilhOltZ and lIarr'cttc Williams
Mrs W. +. Linton, of Wilmington, is
| the guest of Mrs. VI. l.. Thompson.
McSSrS. Johnnie Linton and Lewis
| Faust, of Wilmington, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Franl,
Lakeland.
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Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty
Times Its Price.

| awokc last night with severe pains
in my stomach. | never felt so badly
in all my life. When | came down to
work this morning. ! felt so weak
could hardly work. | went to Miller 4
McCurdy,s drug store and they recon-
mcndcd Chambcrlain's Collie. Cholera
like magic and one dose fixed me all
right 1t certainly is the finest thing
| ever used for stomach trouble. ! shall
not be without it in my home hereafter,
for should not care to endure the suf-
fcrings Of last night again for fifty times
its pricc,-G. II. Wilson, Livcryman,
BurgcttStown. Washington County. Pa.
This remedy is for sale by all druggists.
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Lombard.
LOMBARD, June Is, 1901.

LOMBARD, June rs, l9Ul
Olivia Reed. of Chester. Pa, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Sue Mackir. of mean
Blake.
Miss Nrttir McVcy, of Pennington, i,
til" guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor R"l
nodS.
Miss Bessie Sharplrss. of West Tow
School. is spending the vacation with h"l
parents. nj Elk Mills.
Mrs, Richard Sidwcll and son. Everett
of Wilmington, Del, are spending tive
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, stephen Sid
well. -"a-e-. s--.a,-
Elisha Ewing. .Jr.. and family. of VIII
mnGton Del, spent Sunday with hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Ewing. ~
Blake.
Miss Alice White. Of .IrffcrSonvillr. ne.
""mpani"d by her friend, Miss Margaret
Morton, of LcwiSvllc. Pa. are home
from attending the West Chester Normal
school commencement.
\ roller left by the road-sidr, mean
here, belonging To Mr.. Fletcher Barrett.
has mySt"riouSly Disappeared 1t has
either been borrowed or stolen.
y lar=" number of people attended the
thildr"nS Day services ut Mourr'S
Chapel. on Sunday. The exercises were
we'll rendered. and those taking part de
Srrv" much credit. The church was do
""rntrl with beautiful cut flowers aud
p"tt"d plants. Am address was made by
tn" pastor. Roy. Edward Perry.
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GreenhurSt
GREESHURsT, June 90, 1901.

Our farmers are busy with their har-
vcsting.
Mcarns Moore was the gust of Oxford
frincdS on Saturday.
Walter 4. Johnson was Il Philadelphia
visitor this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk. of PHILADELPHIA.
is visiting friends here.
Miss Margaret johnson is the guest Of
William Dinsmorr and family. of Cal
vert, this week.
Several of our young folks attended
the Chldrcn'S Day exercises at Union.
on Sunday evening.
Miss Rachel Kirk was entertained by
Mr.. Harry England and family. of Zion.
this week.
Mrs. Curtis Cameron and daughter. If
Zion, We're the guests of \. l.. Clifford
and family. on Friday.
Sunday afternoon. June 2::ird. was Oh
served as thildrrnS Day ut Ebcnczcr
VI. l.. Church. Tn" program was ON"
Of the finest of the season. and was well
rendered ana much appreciated by til"
larg" audirnc" present. The program
was as follows Singing. "On. On. On, =
school: Invocation: Singing. The Ever
lasting Arms" by the school: Recital
ton, "Childrcn'S Day by Eugenia Il.
Hawks: Recitation. The Boyless Town
by Kirk Johnson: Singing, I'VE Shall
Reign With Him in Glory" school; Reel
tation. Merry Birds" Helen McarnS:
solo. Il Want Only Thee" Rachel Kirk
Recitation. "Childrcu's Day" Edna \.
Rock; Singing. "Nict"ry." by the school
Recitation ''io and Reap" Sara Mcarns:
solo and Chorus. what Can the Child
rem Do. Helen Lynch: Recitation. ~
Perfect Treasure" Mabel Dawson: En-
.rrcis", Summer Gifts by five girls
Singing. "Rrightrn the Way With II
Smile school: Recitation. "Littlr
Friends of Jesus Roy and Earle
Brooks: solo and Chorus. "W'hcn Jesus
Leads" Ella Met all: Recitation. Three
Texts" Edna Mayhrrry: Solo. who
Mad" tn" Flowers" Eugrna Hawks:
Recitation. "Luck." Eddie SINNERS
Singing, Lower and Lower" school:
Recitation. "a StarlcSS Crown" Violet
Dawson; Singing. Sweet Rose of Shn-
rom" school; Recitation. EMISSION Band
Song Mabel Brooks: Address by tn"
Pastor: Recitation. "At Last" Anna
Johnson; Singing. "Gathcring Home
school. Miss Eva Brcklcy presided At
the organ.
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North East.
NORTH EAST, June %, 1901.


The "Cecil Wing is on sale each meek in
North East at Reynolds Ne,cs Stand. 8
cents copy.
Misses Hester and Matte Ford, %
lt""dSvllc. North Carolina. are viSitn.:
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. F"ard. of Newport,
Del. were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Prach on Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Belle Hooking left on Monday for
IL visit t" Harrisburg. Pa.
Mr.. John Davis. of Wilmington. spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Abel
Davis.
George Laird and children. of Will
mingt"n, spent Sunday in North East.
Mrs. Louise Boyer and daughter. Miss
Ethel. ar" visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM.
+. Minkrr. in Wilmington.
Harry Roscbud Wilson. of our town,
was an Elkton visitor on Sunday and
Wednesday of this week.
The vessel ''Cnrri" FarSom." of North
Iar"lna loaded with shingles. which
was aground 1T the end of the channel
WA, pushed off on Monday. after unload
ing the cargo. The Captain reloaded ON
Tuesday and set sail for deeper water to
diSpuS" of his shingles. Our citizens
should ask for an appropriation to deep
"n tn" channel as it has almost become
impossible for small yachts.
The following officers were. rlrctrd by
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-29

o'clock tea on "Wednesday evening.
Among those present We're Misses Carri"
Cummings. Louise Mex. Worthington.
l.izzi" Moore. Mrs. Kirk, DR.. 7. T..
Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin H. Reynolds. ~
Washington. ID. c.. have been viStin.
Mrs. 1Iilda j. Hcadlcy. near Rising Sun.
Internal Revenue stamps and stamped
checks will be redeemed by the National
Bank of Rising sun. as checks and notes
dated July LIST 1901. or after. will not
r"Quir" stamps.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-29

Last fall | spraincd my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
| called on said ut first it was Il slight
strain and would soon be WELL but it
grew worse and the doctor then said
had rheumatism. 1t continued to grow
worse and | could hardly yet around to
work. | went to Il drug store and the
druggist recommended me to try Cham
bcrlain'S Pain Balm. tried it and
onc-half of Il JO-ccnt bottle cured me
entirely. now recommend it TO all my
friends f. y. Babcock. Eric. Pa. 1t
is for sale by all druggists.
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Perryvi||e.
PERRYvILLE, June IS. 1901.


The "CecH Wing is on sale each ,ceek in
Perry0ule, at Cdmeron's drug store ami is
also delivered By G,y Dennis. 8 cents a copy.
Miss May Fighter is visiting Mrs
Harry White.
Miss \. VI. Kcesry was visiting Port
Deposit friends last week.
Miss Allie Boyd is the guest of her
brother, Mr. William Boyd
Miss Clara Ward has returned from
visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs Harry Watson and family. of
Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs. John T..
Strykor.
Miss Ida Cochran spent Il few days
last week with her sister. at sparrow ;
Point.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jas. l.. Baker. of North
East. visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Baker. ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nriwig arr, rI-
t"rtninin@ Mr.. and Mrs l.. X. Mari. Of
Oxford, this week.
Miss Bessie Gallon returned last week
from Il visit with her cousin nj Level.
Hartford county.
Mr. ANA Mrs. Samuel Smith. of Farm
ington. visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Todd
on Monday last.
Mrs. Thomas Abrams. Of Leslie. AMI
Mrs. Adda Jackson. Of Port Deposit
visited Mrs. Il. w. Todd last week.
Mrs. William Chamberlain has been
spending some time with Mrs. John
Ward.
III" Junior Epworth lcagu" of tn" VI.
f. Church. of Prryvillc. held Il lawn
frt" on tn" church lawn. on "Wednesday
evening, June 10Th. The evening was
fair and warm. aud tn" affair was a
general success