The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-19
NEWS IN BRIEF .

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National Lodge, NO. ." Independent
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A trolley line is being projected from
Chestertown to Colchester, the leading Mary
aho pressure resort "'"nS '"o O"'S"P, "Ae
bay, ana whirn Is 'ls'''" every S'"' ~ nun
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The United States District Court Tor the
District OF Maryland has selected the Second
National Bank OF Chestertown, as the depo-
ltorS LOT the money VI pahhr"P' esta'e9 III
Neh' AL" queen Nnno 'o"n'''s
The most soothing, healing ana antiseptic
application ever devised Is DeWltls witch
Hazel Salve. 1t relieves at once ana cures
piles, sores, eczema ana SKIN diseases BE-
ware oil limitations. D. FRANK frazer ElKton
Md.
For several weeks past Rev Alpheus s.
Mowbray has been conducting the most sue
cessIul revival services heId IN rome M. Il.
Church at Port Deposit, for several years
past. Cpto date over thirty persons nave
protested conversion.
AT meeting of the Delaware College
Press Association. Henry G. McComb was
elected editor in-chef of the Delaware Col
lege Review, vice Z. Z. Mcdonald resigned:
ana Cecil I. McDohalu was eiec'eu litefaiS
editor, vice H. IT, McComo' resigned
The Newark branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Delaware Hospital has col
lented $50 for the hospital fund. The ladies
who solicited contributions in Newark were.
Mrs. A. A. Curtis. Mrs. Eugene Manning,
Mrs. David Crime, Mrs. H. L. Curtis and
Mrs. l.. l. Handy.
There would be a much larger sale of
hostage stamps in books at the EItton post
office if people knew how convenient the
Arrangement is. The books containing "a and
AZ stsmns. protected by wax paper leaves
sell for 40 and 81 cents. and are so small that
they can easily be carried in card case or
poeketbook.
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49,. ,l;.osts ol .Iouaac of food and that is
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t cures the worst
cases of indigestion and gives instant reIlef
for it digests what you eat. j. frank
Frazer, ELTON.
BY order of the Circuit Court, Nelson W.
Scott Of Lancaster, Pa, was released from
the Flkton JaiI. on Saturday, under q, OUO
hail for his appearance at the March term of
Circuit Court at Elkton Scott was arrested
on fine charge of arson about two weeks ago.
In December, an attempt was made to burn
the Rock Spring Distillery, which is owned
nv Scott. and on which he held fire nsur-
once policy for about $1,000.
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..D',,..,., C,t1,o,, ,1o,dor Sanford W,Io.
e,a.i. ,ono 1vur,i,,,,or was e,ected mama
- ,ho raotho1I tao,o for +bo cor,inr season
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49,. 1aha w u,Ca,.. yioo presidnnt uerr,on
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