The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-23

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w. H. FWrs,. Jr. Cadmus Price and Ed
ward ia, ,pr attended the horse sale in phta-
I deIuhia Mouiay
/ I,nr Al Jr,.lo, ba..,i..,d , IToirr,vg,.
. "Nl'nguIsh'r IN lis building on Norm street.
. '.F use Ia 'i'-' "i IRE
Mrs.. l., II Bennett and Miss Helen CLAY
I were in pafIalelrhig several iav- This wnrk
/ uuying spring mi ,tu"ry.
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| III" C"'ilroun'N schools receive from the
| quarterly distribution OF the public school
for ,,,,r,,. .,,.hooI-
Miss Maude H. L"edom anu MISS EIsle
McCauley Will hold musicale and literary
| entertainment IN Moores chapel M. L.
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The town commissioners Of Port Deposit
have organized by electng S. A. Reynolds,
president: j. G. vannort treasurer: John
F. Mohrlien, clerk and Reuben Bond bailn
John w. Crouch formerly OF Cecil coUn-
ty, now of Chase. Nd. is one of the directors
| of the Suburban Telephone Company which
was recently Incorporated in Baltimore coun-
| ty.
Three cars OF a northbound freight train
were wrecked at the Old station at Newark on
Sunday afternoon No personal injury was
| sustained but traffic was delayed for short
time.
The Cecil Lodge. No 80, A. q. L. W.
moved from Odd Fellows Hall to the Tucker
building on Monday. where the lodge has
secured rooms with National Lodge of odd
| Fellows.
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| from Miss Martha Finley. thenmoupt realizad
was $3.50
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roat 80 hoatord,,arJo o,nn,i,toa 70 cha ,,onr
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The entertainment given by the Literary
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| lhSt II ihtN tNthllS was Il SOIittl anu luiutlul
SUCCESS lhe nan "t'S wen "lIeu anu 'he
honoy re"l'@eu was go IL
A sock Social" will be held on Wednes-
day evening, March u, IN the interest of
Bethel NJ f. Church at the home of Mrs.
Isaac Dean. at I 30 o'clock. Those not re-
ceiving socks will be supplied with one at the
''0'
Coroner Perry LitZenberE had the body
OF the unknown white man Killed at Perry
Vile Wednesday on the line OF the T. W. "
b. Railroad removed to Elkton. He deemed
an Inquest unnecessary. All efforts to estab-
| llsh the identity otthe man haNe proved fruit.
| less.
An unknown man and woman made a
| good day work in Elkton by pretending to
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'D'"4D 'N0 -''"' '""' "3 was az
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instances '"V' Do,io"'" ',0ln " ooN'S " :
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An appeal to the Supreme Court OF Della
ware will likely be taken in the case of John
Pritchard vs Henry Henderson. Theease was
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While returning from social held at
Cherry Hill Friday night March 10, Joseph
Perkins and Irving Whitaker drove into Il
ditch upsetting the wagon and throwing the
occupants out Mr.. Perkins was thrown out
and landed in ditch full of water. After
tha Observation-Disclosures arri,ad h",~o ohnn.
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