The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-07-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Cherry Hill NJ. L. Church has
been rrcarp"tcd.
Cherries have been quite plentiful in
the Elkton market this week.
A. L. Rose. of North East. is the
owner of IN orange tree which has Il
number Of blossoms and oranges on ii.
The Advance Club. composed of a
number of young people of the Sixth dis
1rict. held II picnic ut Bcttcrton. on
Saturday last.
Prank G. Kirk. of Rising sun. who
has been principal of the Ellicntt City
High School for the past year. has re-
signed his position
The National Banks will be- closed
to-day, Saturday. it having been declared
Il legal holiday in II proclamation issued
10y Governor Smith.
A blu" rock shoot was held on the
grounds Of the Rising sun Gum Club,
yesterday. in which Il number of local
markSmrn took part.
The Ericsson Line Steamboats, began
on Tuesday making daily trips between
Baltimor" and Philadelphia. via Chrsa
prakr and Delaware Canal. Steamers
will leave each of the cities in the morn
Ing ut 80 o'clock.
The Elliton NJ. +. Sunday School.
beginning tomorrow. Sunday. will com
mrncc III lively" O'Clock. Immediately
after church. This will he kept up until
the summer is over. Sunday evenings
the services will be held ON tn" lawn in
front of the church. commencing" at $50
o'clock.
ACTS IMMEDIATELl.-colds are
sometimes more troublesome in summer
than in winter it's 50 hard to keep from
adding to them while cooling off after
exercise. One Minute Cough Cur" cures
at once Absolutely safe. Acts imm"-
diatcly. Sure eur" for coughs. colds.
Group. throat and lung troubles. j.
Frank Frazer. Elkt"n. Md.
The little baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
George e.. IIrinhuld. of near BlHckhird.
Del. accidentally hanged himself Mon
day morning. While the mother went
into the garden she left the baby in II
high chair. but during her absence the
child slipped from his seat and the strap
in the chair caught under his chin ANA
Stranglcd him. When Mrs. ll"nhold re-
turned the boy was dead.
i Lieutenant John &. Constable, of
Elkton. has been appointed Adjutam of
the Second Battalion of the First Rrgi-
mrnt. commanded 10y Major William y.
Wright. of EIkton. Lieutenant Henry
Holiday. of EnSton. has been appointed
.Adiutnnt of the First Battalion of tn"
First Regiment. commanded by Major
William G.. Purmcll. of Elkton.
POISONING TIE SlSTEM.-It is
through the bowels that the body is
clcanSrd of impurities. Constipation
keeps these poiSons in the system. carlS-
ing headache. duncSS and mclancholia at
first. then unsightly rr'uptionS and finally
serious illness unless Il remedy Is Hp-
piled DcWitt'S Little Early RiSrrs pre-
vent this trouhl" by stimulating the liver
and promote easy, healthy action of tn"
bowels. These little pills do not act vio-
lently but by strengthening the bowels
enable them to perform their own work.
Never grippe or distress j. Frank Frazer.
Elktum. Md.
Travel was delayed through Elkton
on the T.. W. n Il. Il. r.. for several
hours. early last Sunday morning on ac
count of serious freight wreck ut Bush
River. The cause of the wreck was the
freight. The train was running south ut
n considerable rate of speed. and just aS
the Bush River bridge was reached IL
wheel ON one of the ears in the middle of
the train broke down. Five cars were
piled in Il heap ana badly damaged. while
Others left the track. Several of the
nuithhound trains were run over the Il.
\ q. Railroad.
There is an opinion among some Re
publicanS that if .AddickS be defeated in
the coming election. he will abandon til"
fight in Delaware. although he has re-
pcatrdly declared that he will continue it
as long a. he lives. Some of tn" lead
ing men ut his own party express the
belief that AddickS is growing tired of
seeing other mrm. who We're OStrnSihly
working to elect him Senator. getting
good positions under the State govern
ment. while - far he has gained nothing
except to learn tn" attitud" of the people
of Delaware toward him and his Soma
torial aspirations. The sentiment in
favor of making Il straight ont fight
against .AriiirkS is growing. for it is re-
gardcd a> certain that the Regular Re
puhlcanS would not he making tn" stand
they are and announcing candidates I'M
less they had Il certain line of support
which will hr of great benefit to them.
In addition to this. the coming campaign
has really no national cntangl"m"ntS of
any great moment that makes it ncccS-
Sary for harmony. The Democrats ar"
evidently going to take advantage of the
growing anti-AddickS sentiment. for they
are planning an early and vigorous cam
paign. The Democratic State COMMITTEE"
met on Monday. in Dover, to consider
the organizations in Kent and Sussex
counties for an early State Convention.