The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-11-09
news IN BRIEF.

Robert X McNeal. of Elkton, has
purchased fine driving mare from +.
Z. Black, of Charlostown.
Presiding Elder Robert f. Watt
preached in the North East Nj. r..
Church. last Sunday morning, and held
the third quarterly conference on Satur-
day evening.
james Chapman. Il wealthy citizen
of Chcsterown, was struck on the head
by some unknown man Saturday night
as he was entering his home. His as
sailant attempted to rob him.
-"Whilc suffering from piles" says
G. +. Carter, Atlanta, Ga. Il got De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve and was en-
trcly cured" Cuts, burns, bruises quick
ly cured. Beware of counterfcits. ].
Frank Frazer Elkton.
In the report OF Brgadier-General
Gillespie. Chief of Engineers, just pub
lished, among the recommendations for
the completion of improvements now
under way in Maryland, is $4,000 for
the SuSuuchanna River above and below
Pcrryvillc.
OWNERS of horses in and near New
ark, Del. have obtained a lease on the
Homcwood Driving Park, half-mile
track. east of the town, and if the track
con he gotten in condition. races will b"
given on Thanksgiving Day. The horse
men have organized the Newark Driving
Association.
Tho E,Dwolth Irnrue of HONEYWELL NJ
T.. Church. hear Port Deposit has elect
cd fine following officers for the ensuing
form .-prcsident. G.. s. AbrahamS: Vice
Presidents. Mrs. X. w. Todd. Miss Ida
'rhompson. Miss Sara TYSON, Miss NJ
O. Jackson; Secretary, Miss Virginia
AbrahamS; Treasurer Mrs. Il. G.. Terry
"A number of horScmrn nave organ
lied the Newark Driving club. The fol
lowing officers were elected: President,
DR.. w. IL. Steel; Nice-Pesdent, James
a. Wilson; Secretary. w. j. Armstrong;
Treasurer, +. w. Wright; Track Com
!. III. IIossinrer. John Gregg and d. l..
Brown.
For coughs Group. bronchitis, grip
and other winter complaints One Minute
Cough Cure never fails. Pleasant TO tn"
taste and perfectly safe. {. Is. George,
Winchester. Ky, "Our little girl was at
tackled with Group one night and 50
hoarSc she could hardly speak. W" CAV"
her u few doses of One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t relieved her Immediately.
when she aWokc next morning she had
no sign, of hoarScncsS or Group. j.
Frank Frazer, Elkton.
'"ncrt a. inonipS'n' ,'Hp,,'''
~ at an early hour Sunday morning. He
retired about 9 O'Clock Saturday night.
and was found dead in his bed at Il
o'clock the next morning by his son,
Charles. N"oSc custom it was to ask
after his health before going to work.
His death occurred apparently without
struggle, from heart failure. He was
"A years of age and leaves five sons.
John. Charles. Harvey. George and Har-
ry Thompson. and one daughter, Miss
Laura Thompson.
-" imam lilPklilS' i"rliler' reHlu'',s
near .Nperh''h wis Sh"l anu SerlouSa
W""h'leu Ha'urhaS AFTERNOON ny neSr"
named Murphy Inc men au"rrelieu
ABOUT pohilcS anu iiShl ehsucu. Mur-
phF, II Is S''l"' was hhocheu ooWh TWO
or thre' IlneS ana, seeing ,hat ne was
getting the worst OF the nght' drew MS
revolver ana hrca Two ShotS al filPklhs'
the hfSt OF Whlch lallen 10 take ehect'
WINE the second pullct entered inc
heshy portion OF the rlsht shoulder ana
TOOK downward course. me "ounden
man sank t" me ground ana was iatrf
taken 10 ms nome where DTS Nehheay
ana h1ct'' Oh Aberdeen rendered hleni-
cal ana.
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