The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-09
NEWS IN BRIEF

at Newark, has suspended operation.
The directors of the Hartford County
Agricultural Society are seriously consider.
ing the d-continuauce of the fairs.
The Board OF Trustees ofthe Cecil equity
Alm-house aud Insane A-ytum will make
appointments of over-eets etc, on February
I4th.
Millions of people are familiar with De-
WITT Little Eorly Risers and thos" who u-r
them Gua them to be famous little liver pills
Never gripeJ + Frazer.
A prize OF $40 in gold to he awarded
Commencement Day, has been offered to th"
cadet in the sophomore or freshman class Of
Delaware ColDrg" who is most proficient in
the manual OF arms.
L k. bad dollars. all couutcrfeits OF De-
Wits witch Hazel save are worthless The
original quickly cures piles, sores and ali
skin diseases. j 7 Frazer
On Saturday Lewis c. Ewing. Il farmer
of the seventh district, Cecil county, killed
hog II months old which he raised, weighing
ACT pounds 1t was the largest killed in this
county during the whole season.
Some time about March 25 the Middle
town postofflce will be removed from its
rtsent location to another building This
will give more room, and numerous improve
ments will be made 10y Postmaster Jols. In
the month of january the receipts of the
postoff1ce were $50 80. making a profit for
the government of $3.50.
Recent experiment shows that all classes
Of foods may be completely dtgested bya pre-
paration called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which
absolutely dgests what you eat As it is the
only combination of all the natural digestants
ever devised the demand for it has become
enormous j. F. Frazer.
Cha Red with robbing the pos office at
Middlttown about three weeks ago, Daniel
o'Hanly was arrested on Saturday night by
Detective Bernard J. McVey and Patrolman
William Conner in Wilmington. The prs-
oner was first seen on the coast by the officers
and gave them a lively chase before he was
captured at the foot Of Madison street near
the gas house.
In the editorial column of the February
number Of the DELI ware College Review, au
article advocating the removal of the college
to Wilmington appeared. Some parts of the
article r, G1cted ON the present condition OF
the college, aud this caused much iudIgnt-
ton among the students. So Friday morn
ing a party Of students seized the whole
February issue OF the Review efore It
could be sent out. and burned it on the cat
pus.
For the weakness and prostratiCn follow
ing grippe there is nothing so prompt and
effective as One Minute Cough Cure. This
preparation is highly endorsed IL an unfniI
ing remedy for al throat and lung troubles
and its earIy uss prevents consumption. Ii
was made to cure quickly j. f. Frazer.
MI Harry Mayer, spec ial agent of the
Diamond state Telephone Company, is in
Chestertown contracting for the puttiu}, in Of
tel. phones, and is arranging to open an eX
change lie feels confident that the exchange
will open with twenty five phones, and as the
people fully appreciate their convenience,
the number will decrease. The men are
WORKING toward ChestertUwn, and the line
weeks.
The committee to arrange Tor a suitable
memorial to mark the site Of the battle OF
Cooch's Bridge, seven miles east OF Eikton,
where the American Nag received its first
baptism Of blood during the Revolutionary
Wur, has appointed Colonel William A. La
Note j. wilkins Couch, Charles B. Lore
and Howard D. Ross a subcommittee to
secure a suitable design for the monument
which will be erected to commemorate the
even. The uuvriling exercises will tako
place on September 3 next, the anniversary
of the battle
A powerful engine cannot he run with
weak boiler, and we cant keep up the strain
OF all active life with II weak stomach; nei-
ther can We stop the human machiueto make
repairs, If the stomach c.unot digest enough
food to keep the body strong, such prrpara-
ton as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure should be
used. 1t digests what you eat and it simply
cant help but 90 you good j. F. Frazer.
The grounding appeared as usual on
Saturday, spied his shadow and predicted,
by returning to his subterranean lair, six
more weeks of winter. Sunday evening the
verincatioD of his prophecy started in with
vengeance. Beginning after o'clock with a
heecy preliminary, the storm soon developed
all tho symptoms of a February blizzard.
Afforded good groundwork by the remaiLs
last weeks fall, the snow rap 'dly covered the
street with its white mantle, and nearly two
;nnhps bn1 fabian In five hOurS Rv IN n plnck
however the temperature incr a-ed slightly
and a cold rain set in to make things miser-
able for those who of necessity were outdoors
In an hour the dry, crisp snow was converted
into a sea OF slu-h, through which pedestrians
doundered aud stumbled and occasionally
fell