The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-08-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

mt his home. on West Main street.
-Editor f. +. Ewing, of the Midland
journal, Rising Sun. has been very i'll at
his home, in Rising Sun, for some time
past.
The Rehohoth Campmceting opened
last Saturday evening. and is still in
progress. Rev. Walter f. Avery, for
mcrly of Elkton, preached ut one of the
services during the day.
The success of Robert G. Goodwin. of
Crumpton. in securing $40 from Il New
York party for a musscl pearl, has start
ed boom. and pearl fishers are search
ing tn" local streams near there.
The Hartford County School Board
has directed the School Examiner to
equip the department for Manual Train
ing in the Havrr de Grace High School.
and To take steps to secure II suitable
teacher.
o. O. Buck. Rcirnc. Ark. says -
was troubled with constipation until |
bought DcWitt'S Little Early RiScrS.
Since then have been entirely cured of
my complaint. | recommend them" j.
Frank Frazer. Elkton.
The new S1G0OO memorial chapel.
to be erected at st. James Roman Cath
Ollie Protcctory. near Delaware City. was
given by Miss Eliza Andrews. of Nor
folk. Va. in memory of her sister, Cathc-
r;ne, who died in Rome
Eruptions, cuts. burns. sends and
sores of all kinds quickly healed hy De
Wits Witch Hazel Salyc. Certain
cure for piles. Beware of Commercials
BE sure YOU get the orginal--DcWitt'S
J. Frank Frazer, Elkton.
Capt. Andrew Woolall. OF George
town. Md. has contracted with Euuch
Moore Sons X Co., shipbuildrrS. of Viii
mn-ton. Del. for Il fine freight steamer
to hu used between Georgetown, Frclcr-
icktoWn and other points on the SaSSa-
t'raS river aud Baltimore.
la c:,S"s of cough or Group give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure Then
rest easy and hav" no fear. The child
will he al right in II little while. 1t never
fails. Pleasant to take. always safe sure
and almost instantaneous in effect. j..
Fran. Frazer, Elkton.
Several Kent county farmers arc
making Interesting experiments with cow
=
Mr.. 7. Jump has - acres of the peas.
which win average four and half feet
i'll height. He has 10 acres in SOFA
beans Experiments SO far have been
very satisfactory.
The Star Publishing Company. of
Baltimore, which has been issuing the
Baltimpr" Star, for the past four months
went into the hands Of receivers on Sat
urday I'll" Star was m afternoon
paper, and was proclaimed rs Il cham
pion Of the Democratic party, in whose
interest it has been outSpokcu since its
first ISSUE
Til" work of rn-survcying the famous
Mason and Dixon boundary line between
Maryland and Pennsylvania, has been
completed east of the Susquchanna river
Til" surveyors have moved to Delta. but
nothing will be done on the west side of
tn" river except rc-Sctting the mile
stones. as tn" appropriation is now about
exhausted.
Miss Hcttc $. Jacobs. artist daugh-
ter of Thomas :. Jacobs. chief judge of
the Orphans Court for Kent county. was
painfully scaldcd by boiling water in
Philadelphia. HI" vessel of water had
been placed on an elevator. and as it
assembled struck the frame. throwing the
hoiln" liquid over Miss Jacobs arms
breast and hands.
lanes w. Foster, of Ilavrc de Grace
has sent to tn" Chairman of the Hartford
county Democratic Executive Commit
tee. Il letter declining the nomination for
II member of the House of Delegates
business engagements is given rs the
reason for his declining the nomination.
The Executive COMMITTEE" have since
held mcctin" and accepted Mr. Fosters
resignation. Daniel H. Carroll of Pat
rick. having received the next highest
vote of the primaries. was declared the
nominee in place Of Mr., Foster
A dispatch from Bcttcrton says -
"fiShng and bathing and sailing occa-
Siunally become too tam" for the so
joumcrS At this popular resort, of the
Chesapeake, and straw rides and sailing
races are INDUCED in. y very exciting
regatta was held under the auspices of
the Upper Chesapeake Boat Club on Sat
urday last. The skit's entered in the
race were of uniform size and speed,
and II very close race resulted. The skif
lllS. owned ANA taplalntd by W lllan
NarrHm, won first horrors, second place
being Il tie between boats owned by Cap
tainS William y. Crew and Harry II.
Owens. The guests of the Chesapeake
House have given several straw rides
and II cuchrc party during the past week.
The guests of the Rgbic were enter
tanned mt Il "uchrc party on Friday night.
Several delightful sailing parties have
also been enjoyed by the guests of the
hotel. which continues to win praise for
its excellent management