The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-04-13

The young mcu Of Mjdltown gave
their annual Easter dance last night.
The School Commissioners County Com
mis.ionrrs and Orphans Court We're in regu-
lar monthly session at Elkton. on Tuesday.
The Rev. William J Hamilton. rector of
Christ Episcopal Church. Delaware City. has
been called to Canada on account Of the
death OF his father.
The choir Of Tome Memorial NJ. L.
Church at Port Deposit, has presented their
choir leader, DR.. John S. French, with
gold headed baton.
Tho Rev. J. Smith who withdrew from
the Wilmington Methodist Conference to
join the New Church. is engaged in church
work in Montreal, Canada.
The electric line that is to connect Mid
dletown and Odessa with Delaware City is
being surveyed. The surveyors are rapidly
approaching the Maryland boundary.
There will be four new naptha launches
on the North East river this summer. The
owners will Ice $. j. Mearns, r. G. Rrrder,
Harry Harvey and DR.. Thomas A. Worrall.
Those famous little pills, Dewitt Little
Early Risers will remove all impurities from
YOUR system. cleanse your bowels, make
them regu,ar.-J. f. Frazer. Elkton, Nj.
Reynolds Post, G. A. r, Of Newark, held
a meeting lately and decided to attend the
grand eucampmcnt at smyrna on Nay =.
The post is composed Of nearly all past
masters and it will support J Wesley Worral.
who was supported last year. for grand CON-
mander
You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy
checks and sparkling eyes If your liver is
sluggish aud your bowels clogaed. D"Witr's
Little Early Rtsers cleanse the wholn system.
They never gripe-J. i. Frazer. EIkton. Md.
At the session of tho County Cummis.
siouers bnld in Elkton. on Tuesday, Il permit
was granted to the Maryland and Delaware
Telephone and Telegraph Company to hui!l.
erect ana maintain a y stem Of telephone ard
telegraph lines III Cecil county, subject to
such conditions aud restrictions as the Boari
Of County Commissioners may deem proper.
In a few days the Delaware STATE sunday
school Association will issue an official call
for the 18th annual convention. which is to
be held in Milford on Thursday and Friday
Anril 25th and Goth. According to prom
nent member of the organization, great
results are expected. aud there is every rea-
son to believe that the convention will be
success in every particular.
Announcement Our spring and sum
mer stock is ready to show, with new goods
coming In throughout the season. We in
vite our patrons and the public to call and
look through our line if you wish Il good fit
of good material and moderate prices. Give
US trial with your spring order. John
Frazer, Elkton. Nd.
The Delaware State Board Of Health held
a meeting nj Delaware College on Saturday.
The work of the past year was discussed and
moro extensive plans were formulated for
this year The State Board Of Health has
done excellent work and the state has re-
ceived the benefit The following members
were present: DR.. r. G. EIegood, Of Con-
tbIis H. IhNllN I'"l'I' Iaiulfl. III,
Alexander Lowbcr, Wilmington: Dr. Irving
s. Nallandigham. Middeown; Professor +.
D. Chester and DR.. Albert Robert, Newark.
Il have been troubled with indigestion for
ten years, have tried many things and spent
much money to no purpose until | tried
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure | have taken two
bottles and gotten more relief from them than
all other medicines taken / feel more like n
boy than l have felt in twenty years. -
Anderson Riggs, of Sunny Lane, Texas.
Thousands have testified as did Mr. Riggs 49,
j. +. Frazer. Elkton, Md.
One day the past week William Grow,
Jr. son of William Crow, a farmer living
near Barksdale, was given a pocketbook,
which contained SG5, and on the afternoon
of the same day he lost the pocketbook and
money. He did not discover his loss until
he reached Newark. He Immediately went
home and told his father about his loss. The
father at once said he saw boy named Har-
vey Poor, wao was about the place. pick
something up and go away. Young Crow
went back to Newark and put the case in
the hands of Officer Chalmers. The officer
soon found that a boy bearing the descrp-
ton OF Poor had purchased several articles
at store and gone out of town. The officer
mounted bicycle, and he soon came up
with the youth, who upon being accused Of
having the money, admitted 1t, but said he
had found it, which was true All the money
was recovered with the exception OF 1926.
The boy was allowed to go.