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Bethel.

BETHEL. MD, April ), 1901.
Mrs. Walter Jones, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs benjamin Reed
Miss Laura Craig was the guest Of Miss
Laura Jester, at Bay View, on Sunday.
Miss Carrie Jones spent sunday with Miss
Lottic Benjamin.
Our pastor, Rev. Il. +. Jester. is attend
conference at Easton.
VIM Phillips, who was injured on the y.
" o. Il. i. about month ago. was able to
return home from the hospital on Saturday.
o Il. Logan has moved to the Dcamor
farm.
Rev. Isaiah Biddle will preach at Bethel
on Sunday evening 1T 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il Gray were given a.
surprise by their many friends on Thursday
evening of last week. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music and social games.
At ten o'clock the guests were invited to-
the dining room whore refreshments were
served in abundance. At Il late hour all de-.
parted for home much pleased over tho
good time thy had
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Oxford

OiF,rn IA. ArriI !. 1901.
T.. r.. Oswald. Of Harrisburg, ia, was in
t,.,yr nr, business In-t week
Mrs. G.. V. Thomas ana children are
,i-itip., friend, in philadrIphia.
Mr. W {; Brintou j. in Atlantic. CITY
Mr.. If. L. HAYES. of New York visited
friends her, nn SUNDAY.
Norman :. rus.nnrr IF Sworthunr. i.
home for thr Easter hoIidovs
\lr clemson. of uayrr do Grun,. hus nnor
spending a few Iay. with friends herr.
q Rruin DirEry. Of New. Y,rl, WAS in
iovr, over nundn,
MIR. Elizahcth t;il,,rt and Mis-. ANNA
Darlington. of pusnvyiIlr visit,d in ovr,rd
ON Tlrsdny
Miss Isoh.Ilu j. Ruth,rr,rd ut x,v
tiarlru. visited Mr.. and Mrs : II. pirk.v
ON Sunday.
Tine Nissr, Mccoy. Of Unrfori ,nuntv
,urnt sunday with their brother u q Me-.
80. ,,,.I.a+,t.
~ VIZ ''"' N, -
MIS-. ifls'illa Il fl"NerihSr "t Fourth
street. is entertaining Mrs Rachel L
G.t.b,Il or Pleasant Gro,,
,
MIS- Ann" "'lN"h anu uauShtcr' MARION
Of knoxville visited her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Eobrrt Peterson This werl,
D.. = !,
NV H. '''' ",' WV i''u'i''' HOMO
Friday evening Mr. Harvey was at Strouds-
Durg. and afterwards visited his daughter.
urs uu,b u uo,carIo,. of ,r,,,.o, A..
-. n''
harvey was visiting lhiladelphlh friends
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North East,
NORTH EAST, April 5. 1901,


The "CecH IVhig'' is on SALE each ,ceek in
North East at Reynolds Ne'cS Hand. 3
cents copy
Misses Irene Foster and Reba McCracken
spent two days with Miss Helen Clark.
Miss Vrgic Veasey has returned to her
home In Philadelphia after pleasant stay
With her aunt Mrs Thomas Burns
W. Coslett baker has ordered new de
livery wagon from George A. NJ, johnson.
J. Murd Clark, OF Washington. was In town
IN Sunday.
A little girl named Taylor, colored, was
badly injured last Monday morning near
North East by falling under the wheels Of u
large lumber wagon loaded with 5000 feet Of
timber driven by VIM. Hobart. The little
girl accompanied by her brother attempted
20 jump on tho wagon, when in some man
aer she fell, the wheel passing over her arm.
She was pie ked up by Mr. Gibson, OF Green
hurst and was taken to DR.. Housekeeper who
hopes to save her arm.
DR.. Worrall is having Il pleasure launch
built. The craft will be rs feet long over
all, 6 It 9 inches beam and is to he fitted out
With a five horse power Palmer Naptha En-
zine. Tho launch will he bnit under special
specifications.
Miss Alvcrta Ford is visiting her sister Mrs
Terhune at New York.
James Cosgrove moved hi. household goods
TO Trainer, Pa last Monday.
Easter services will be held in the NJ. L.
Church tomorrow, Sunday Preaching by
1he pastor Rev. W. A. Wise The choir will
render special music.
Mrs Mary J. Wyro celebrated her 92nd
birthday on the twenty fourth Of last month
at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. II
Alexander Mrs Wyre enjoys very good
health.
j. s. Simcoc who recently moved t" the
Mansion house of the Mccullough Iron Co,
which he purchased sometime ago, is i'm
growing the property by having the bank
graded down which is to be replaced by n
handsome granite wall. 2. f Abrams has
.he contract.
BailifT Abrams has been busy this week lay
ing pavement on Church street.
John Cavenaugh a travelling evangelist Of
virginia several evenings HIST "eth Plca'ucu
open air sermons on the stree.
Cards have been issued announcing the
wedding OF Mr. Thomas B, Williams to Miss
Helen G. Fairbairn both OF Atlantic City to
take place on Tuesday April l6. Mr. Williams
IS a brother Of Mrs. John l.. Moore OF this
Gown.
The North East Volunteer Fire Company
las secured temporary quarters in the Star
building, and have inaugurated reading
and social room which is open every evening
.or the members.
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Well known Business Man of Havre de Grace Senior
Member Of the Firm Of w. E. Burns & Bros.
Carriage Builders
CeCiIton.
CFcTTToS. MD, April >, 1901.

CFoUToS. MD, April >, 1901.
IN. "C'cH wig" is on sale each ,reek in
C,'itnt at >mih'S STARE. 3 c,nts copy
Mr.. and Mrs Enorh Short and little son
spent last week with relatives here.
Mrs. + T.. CIoN,on and children spent
ta,t week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Du.Ean". of Grove Neck.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson and children spent
Thursday Of last week with Mrs. \ r. Du-
shane. near EarI"vilc.
Mis- Eddie Ferguson. who has been quite
-r,k for some tim" i now ronvalcsccnt.
Byron y. Bouchc!c, of Baltimore, is
sending some time with his grandmother,
Mrs VI. T. Ferguson. Mr.. Bouchcll" has
been -afrrins for some time with TIL" grip,
and hoprs to fully recover his health during
his stay in the country.
Mr., Julia to-l"n and children hnyr re-
iUrU'. home aftrra short stay With her
Gpta., Mrs. Nina Stradl"y, il N"az"y's
Nrrk.
l".lua and Fred richards and Miss Erna
r~I'' and lrua I;irkar,l- attended the
.i.aGay party of Miss Ada Lyman at
Iuy',- nj, D"i. uH Wednesday evening.
Ny John II Price spent Tuesday after
,""n with Miss Eddie Ferguson who is con-
Di".d to her home hy sickness.
N. aId Mr.. J. Eul"y Smith and son, OF
NarwnI, ~prnt sunday with their parent,
jana" f. Mccoy and Mis- Leila Y. Ne.
Crg ,Y"n; SntH 'layof t,-; wee, Win friends
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LeWiisviIIe
LEwIsyILLE, Pa, April 5, 1901

LEwIsyILLE, Pa, April 5, 1901.
Herbert Gallaher, of Londonderry, visit
I'D his parents on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alfred Mackie spent
saturday and Sunday with friends in
Lancaster county.
Mrs. Walter Armstrong visited her
daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Criswell, of Gales
Vile, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Biles. of Brick Hill, gave Il
tea last week in honor OF Mrs McVey, of
Pleasant Grove
A musical and literary entertainment was
held in Moore's Chapel on Wednesday even
ing, composed principally Of home talent.
Rev. Mr. Holt preached his farewell ser
mon at ST. Johns Oh Sunday, and goes to
fredericksburg, this week During the four
years of Mr.. Hollis pastorate here he has
preached sixty five funeral sermons
Rev l. W Collins, the new pastor for the
NJ + Church here will take charge next
sunday. and expects his family to arrive on
Wednesday,.
The "Old Maids Convention given by
the young folks of st Johns Church last
Thursday evening, was quite success.
The entertainment was held in the Sunday
school room which was filed to its utmost.
The proceeds were about s45.
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WOodIaWn.
WooDLAwN. April 3, 1901.

WooDLAwN. April D, 1901.
Tie "CecH Whig' is On. sale each 'ceek in
Wood!a,rh at G. s. AbrahaD,'s store. 8 cents
a copy.
The Epworth League will be in charge OK
Miss Kat" Cameron sunday evening. Sub
ject, "D"ad to Sin, Alive ia Christ" Eph.
2: 10.
Rev. q. W. bowman and family were the
guests of c. :. Abr4ham's family from
Monday until Wednesday, when they left
for their new charge at Stanton. We wish
them success in their new field of labor.
Mrs Alex. Gibson was the guest of her.
daughter. Mrs Edward Ewing, of Markham,
Pa, from Saturday until Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Smithson has returned from
Il visit to her sister, Miss Belle Smithson. in
Charlcstown, W. Va. She has been away
since last November and also visited in.
Washington, Baltimore and Laurel.
G. 5 Abrahams was in Elkton and Cecil
ton Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. Todd drove from LAUREL Del,
here Mrs. Todd, Misses Grace and Mary
Todd came to EIkton Tuesday and arrived
here Thursday. Miss Alice Todd Joined
them at Port Deposit.
The Ladies Aid Society met AT tFss
parsonage Monday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Myron Miller and Randolph
Miller were in Elkton Thursday of IasE
week.
Perry Gibson visited his sister mt MarFs-
ham, Pa. over Sunday.
.rJ u-;II;,.I ,,..
visiting Mrs John Bcavcns, of Port Dcposfe.
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COIora,
CoLoRA. MD, April ). 1901

COPIES IF he "CpcN IThig' are on sac
each uee& IN Coior0, at $. T. Wiley's Stor.
3 cents copy.
Roman Crothers, OF Delaware College is at
home for the Easter holidays.
Rev. W. W. Shaw, OF Port Deposit, will
preach in Liberty Grove school house Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Mount Pleasant NJ. E. Sunday School will
be organized for the summer next Sunday
morning.
Our new pastor Rev. Mitchell occupied the
pulpit at Mount Pleasant last Sunday.
Several farmers in this vicinity purchased
horses last Saturday at the sale OF horses at
Rising Sun.
Lewis Martindale who has been in the mar
ket business for some time has sold out to
Arthur NJ. Tosh.
l.. Grey u Son have several new houses and
barns to buld.
While little child OF Mr. and Mrs. W, o.
BrumileId was playing in their sitting room
alone Saturday he stuck Il cloth In the stove
then threw the burning cloth on the couch
setting fire TO it. Mrs. Brumlled being sick
in bed ut the time. one OF the older children
went to look after little Robert when he dis
covered the fire iGst IN time to save the house
from being burned down. The couch was
nearly all burned.
Robert Aiken farmer for Mrs. Ellen NJ Tosh
who occupies part OF her house succeeded in
capturing Clarence Ray last Sunday night
who they believe to be the burglar that has
been stealing from them Ray was formerly
employed on the farm by Mr. Aiken He was
taken before Squire Rowland Monday morn
ing and committed to Elkton Jail.
Monday Of last week being Henry Matthews
birthday his wife gave hm surprise upon
| returning home from his work at Rowlands.
Vile. She gave II turkey and oyster supper tc
/ which she had invited the knights of Pythias
/ lodge OF which = ~ member.
Mrs. Annie Tosh and daughter Miss Mar,
we're the guests Of Mrs. Jennie Nesbitt Oh
| Wednesday,
| Harry Runner, James jenkins, OF Little
Britten, Pa, and Miss Elizabeth Ewing, o.
| Wilmington spent Sunday at tho home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Reese
| '' anu MIS- h'''t' NlchI' d'leuueu 50
cial ut the homo OF Miss Lilly Craig neal
Principle Furnace last Saturday evening
Sarah, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Asa
Stephens died last Friday afternoon OF mem.
branous Group aged four years. The funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon intermeni
in Hopewell Cemetery.
| The funeral OF Mrs Anna Moore took place
on Monday from her late home near Octoraro
Rev. ID. L. Shaw officiating. The interment
was made in West Nottingham cemetery.
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NEWS FROM ALL, OVER CECIL COUNTY,.

"''tio but She was called away by the ILL.,
mss OF her brother. Those present wers
Misses Helen Spear, of Eareville; Helen
Ellison and Ehie Berry, of St Augustine:
Mamie and jennie Walters, Lucy Reed, Ids
ana Sailte Bourhelle and Edith Willis, of
this town. Messrs Griffith Ellison. Roger
Williams, of st. Augustine; Leslie Ford
Richard Cam, Jr., Charles Cam, Of kirk.
wood; Edward Beaston, Harry Bolton,
OF Middletown; Henry Mitchell, Elkton,
Mccullough Walmsley, Buffalo, y. Y: Harold
Steele, Thomas Hopper and Gilbert Cooling.
Of this town.
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Perryvi||e.
PERRYvILLE. April 3, 1901.

lhr "C,cU war; is on sGle each ,reek in,
J3,.,.,,,,ijy, -, ,,,,..,,,,., .,.- ....- ,
~ ''' ~ roy "'''e "''" 1"
aus" "''''eF'" ~ T"y De'm'S. 3 c"ntS COPY.
Harry Vhi,ni ,r,artoi,ir. 1T; .,.,
"a. ,i,.. WI. en,n,
49, anu "'''' VI e'Poi"'
Mrs. George NewlG ana daughter are visit.
ing oxford friends for n few DAYS.
Mr. ,na-, pova &c po,,i /.
A. w. ''''''" nei
sun MI "'h p"Hu 'as' Week.
Mr.. ami Mrs Evrrttt kaight. of Principle
spent Sunday with Mrs. James kniybt
=,
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Farmington
FARMtNGroH, April >, 1901

IARMlNbION, Allli -, i'pi
Copies of The " cecil Wing are on sale
zach ,ccek At the sior" Of E'""' Ndyberry. 3
cents copy.
Measles are still in this section. Tn"
Butler school has but very few pupils in at
tendance a. 80 many children are absent on
account Of the disease.
Elliott Brauss, Of Wilmington, spent sun
lay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry
r Krauss
Dr. J Il SIcrr spent Monday in PhiladeI-
Ehia.
Alfred Kirk Jr. spent last week in Balt-
more
Mrs. Robert Cameron who has been quite
III, we are glad to say is improving.
Jehoiakim Briciley has moved to his farm
near this place and is now on the sick list.
Quite a number We're out on Sunday at
Ebenezcr to hear tn" new minister, Rev. w.
p. Compton,
William Gillord has purchased iinc
horse.
Quite Il heavy rain storm visited uS on
Tuesday night and "Wednesday.
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Chesapeake City.
CHESAPEAKE CRY. April 5, 1901.

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on Sunday.
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last week with hi. SON St.,,,,. -. ,,.a,
duI. Pm
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Dorsey D,,Io, bosI.,,,, IL. -
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Mis-. Wllio vial. rp,,,;
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DAYS with his rrnndmnthor Ar. E,n,,a
| Frrruson or C..irto,
Mis-. IN rri. uo,,.,..,, o.1i, :
of Wilmington. sp.nt SUNDAY, with Nv an,
Mrs Henry Lindsay
| Miss Florence Wb,rtou -, v;r,,i,,;o :.
spending soma time with Mr.. Lain po,,,..
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Leeds

LEEDS, MD, April ), 1901.
Ernest Howard, who attends Washington
College, at Chostcrtowu, Is spending the
Easter holidays at home.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold a supper
IN the old church building next Wednesday
evening for the benefit of the parsonage.
Miss Agnes MeAllister is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
John s. Settle, Jr., II dangerously i'll at
the home of his parents
DR.. Bates, of Boston, Mass is the guest
If Mrs Daniel Harvey, of Childs
Harlan's paste board mill is undergoing
repairs. which when completed will greatly
increase its producing capacity.
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Calvert

CALVERT Nh. April ), 1901.
Martha Townsend, of Baltimore. member
OF the Baltimore Yearly Meeting Committee
of Friends, attended meeting of Friends.
at East Nottingham, Calvert, last week.
There is much talk about the removing OF
the trees about the meeting house. 1t stands
out bleak and bare now. all the shade trees
having been cut down
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PORT Deposit,
poRr DEponrI. Apri! >. 1901

PORT DEPDNiI. Abri. =, lWi!
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Kin, If prussia pa for her voro,iou
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ur wotors n Fr.derirk was I'M. ,,p.,t ~
NJ a,a Ar II Ki,,,l. cy.- s,n,lay
Misc r,oreuc. Gerry is VISITING. Mis-. Fannie.
N proot. !, Cba.oreak. CIV
william Brown Of pbtlnI.Irhia WA. il,
tou,, oyer sunday
profs w = S,av.,y,r and rb.rl.s u
Smith ore ottenliny IN. Eu.trrn Educational
Assoo,.,io, in phclo Island
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ara orfo,,,,,,,bo u,o,. j., Atlantic. Cit,,
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were P"'e''N l'"'l''' al tH' Hatse ny new
W. W. Shaw Friday evening.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-04-06
SCOtt' 5
T INFUSION

of Cod Liver Oil /, the mean,
OF life, and enjoyment of Iitcto
thousands: men women and
children.
When appetite fails, it re-
stores it. When food is .
burden, it lifts the burden.
When youlose tlcsh,it brings
the plumpness of health.
When work i, hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
1t is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food.
But what is the use of food,
when you hate it, and cant d.
gcst it?
SCOTS EmuI>ion of Cod
Liver Oil is thctoc4 bat makes
YOU forget your stomach.
Il YOU have not tried it. send for
free sample, its agreeable taste vii
5GoTT = BOVINE, Chemists,
SOC. and 800 all druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-07-18

Secretary wiissn Declares Unitea
states Can Produce All 1ts
own Clothing.

Secretary Wilson, of the department
Of agriculture, is quoted in Washing
ton dispatch to the New York Tribune
as saying in an interview about the
work his department is doing: 7H
"There is no doubt that this country
within few months will be in q posi-
tion to ignore every other nation on
the globe in the matter of food prod
ucts. We will produce within our own
domain everything that goes upon our
tables and upon our backs. We will
then be. commercially and industrially,
almost independent of the other ma
tions of the world. Hence any trade
combina ton which may be effected
against us will count for nothing.
Whenever we get ready we can come
pretty near starving any other nation.
Therefore an effective combine tion
against us will be an impossibility."
Mr.. Wilson then went on to say that
steps are being taken to begin the rails
ing of hay in the Philippines. primar-
lily for the horses and mules which the
government has there. The depart
ment experts are experimenting with
coffee and it is expected that some
thing will be accomplished toward its
cultivation during the fiscal year in
our insular possessions. Rubber will
be cultivated extensively, the secre-
tary says. before long in Porto Rico.
Hawaii and the Philippines.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-07-18
WOULD DECEIVE THE BEASTS.
Park Comm issiOner C1ausen, of New
York. Plans Landscapes for
Their Cages.

Park Commissioner Clausen. of
New York. is thinking of ways to
make life pleasanter for the animals
in the menageries. He has planned
to have appropriate landscape paint
ed on the walls of their cages--a
Jungle for lions, forest for the mon
keys, etc. 1t is the observation of
men who know good deal about an
imals that they are utterly incapable
of understanding anything pictorial.
Animals depend upon smell for iden-
tifying things. Mr.. Clausen has not
heard of this.
While he is planning his picture for
the animals the people who frequent
the parks find that the free benches
stand almost all in the sunlight and
that the pay seats which he has al
lowed g. E. Spate to place in the park
are all in the shade.
Police Commissioner Murphy has
taken hand in the pay-chair con-
troversy by issuing an order that ar
rests are not to be made "for occu-
pying the chairs when placed in
shady spots to the detriment of the
regular benches"
The citizens, Col. Murphy observes,
own the parks and are to be first
served.