The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-04-27
News IN BRIEF

Nelson Grant. Of Newark, has chicken
with three legs.
--Colored voters OF Wilmington, Del, have
determined to run candidates of their own
race fer City Council in two wards and
already have their men in the field.
Two men and eight boys were caught
playing poker and crap at the MiddIetown
cannery on Sunday, and Magistrate Reynolds
sentenced each of them to pay IS and &C SITS.
The will OF Benjamin. b. Price of Fred
ericktown. was probated in the Orphans
Court at EIkton, last Friday. Tie estate is
devised to his widow, Linda w Price, during
her life.
After an absence of 81 years DR.. Thomas
S. Carman. OF Ohio, returned to Centreville,
last week. He was born in Centrevillc, "a
years ago and when he knew the place it
contained only n few scattered houses
The adjourned March term Of Circuit
Court for Cecil county, will re.convene in
Elktcn Gu IondGy The suit ease of Smith
versus the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad Company. viii be tho
first eoso PAT on trial
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Recommendations spring aud sum.
mer stock Is readyt to snow with new goods
coming in throughout the season We in
vite our patrons and the public to call and
look through our me II you wish good lit
OF good material and moderate prices. Give
US trial with your spring order John
Frazer, Elkton Nd.
Tho jury in the suit of James Spencer
Smith. of Rock Hall. against the American
Strawboard Company Of Chestertown, for
$4,000 brought in a verdict for $4,000 for
the plaintir last Friday morning The case
was on trla! for several days IL the Kent
County Circuit Court last week. Albert
Constable, Esq, Of Elkton, and II. II. Bar
roll, Esq, of Chestertown, were counsel for
the plaintiff. Spencer Smith Is the Swear Old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs John Smith of near Rock
Hall. He was badly injured one day last
summer by being run over by one OF the
wagons belonging to the American Straw
board Company. On Monday, the motion
for new trial, on the ground OF excessive
damages, made by counsel for the American
Strawboard Company, Messrs. Smith and
Hynson, was refused and judgment was en-
tered. The case wat taken to the Court o
Appeals.
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