The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-07
news IN BRIEF.

Commencing July LIST. the Rising Sun
post-otlice will he made an international
money order office.
The Cecil Farmers Club will not
hold its regular monthly meeting this
month. but, instead will hold picnic
at Bettcrton, on next Tuesday week.
Rev. james Bostick has been ap.
pointed pastor of Providence \. L. NJ
Z. Church. colorcd. mt Elkton. to sue
coed Rev. :. III. Jones. assigned to Kent
County Circuit.
Herbert ID. l.itZenbcrg. who has been
at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
for several weeks past. undergoing treat
ment for pistol wound returned to Elk
ton. Oh Sunday evening.
The Annual State Firemnn's Conven-
ton will be held at Homecoming next
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. The
delegates elected to represent the Sin
gerly Fire Company Of Elkton are W
G. Feehly. l.. NJ. Haincs. Geo. II. Ash.
John Frazer and Joshua Clayton.
An agent for II large firm has made
proposition t" the City Council of
Havre de Grace. to build large cotton
mill i'll that town, costing in the neigh
borhood of S5oo.0oo. The city must take
$50. 900 worth of the stock and the plant
number of years.
READY TO YIELD.-"I used De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc for piles and
found it II certain cure says :. X.
Meredith. Willow Grove. Del. Operations
unnecessary to cure piles. They always
yield to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvr.
Cures skin diseases. all kinds Of wounds.
Accept no countrrfctS. J. Frank Fra
ger. Elkton, Md.
Two thousand people attended the
races at the IIomrwood track. near New
ark. Del. last Friday afternoon. The
races were under the auspices of the
Gentlcmcn'> Driving Club and were in
teresting. particularly the 30 trot. III
which Happy Venus broke the track re-
cord covering the last mile in 2.21.
a frame dwelling ut Lutton'S Cor
uer. near Cherry Hill. this county. was
destroyed by fire last Friday afternoon,
together with the household goods Tn"
building was owned by Thomas Il. Miller
and was trnnntcd by colorrd family.
Three adjoining properties caught fire.
but by hard work were saved from de
structiOn.
LEADS THEM ALL.-"Onr Minute
Cough Cure beats all other medicines |
ever tried for coughs. colds. Group and
throat and lung troubles" says u. Scott
Currin. of Logantowm. Pa. One Minute
Cough Cure is the only absolutely safe
cough remedy which acts Immediately.
Mothers everywhere testify to til" good
it has done their little ones. Group is 81
sudden in its attacks that the doctor
often arrives too late. 1t yields ut once
10 One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant
to take. Children like it. Sure cure for
grip. bronchitis. coughs. j. Frank Fra
ger. Elkton. Md.
A farmer in Elkton. one day this
week. said Ia "Whig" reporter that the
frost Thursday morning. last week. had
damaged corn in different parts through.
ont the county. The evidence of danAg,
was not very apparent until Monday
morning. when il was noticed THAI som,
If tn" corn had Income slightly yellow
and it is likely that its growth will he
-tuntcl
SPRING FEVER. Spring fever i,
another name for bliouSncSS. II is NOR,
serious than most people think y tor
pid liver and inactive bowels means Il
poisoned system. If neglected. serious
Illness may follow such symptoms DE
Wits Little Early RiScrs remove all
danger by stimulating the liver. Opening
the bowels and cleansing the system at
impurities Safe pills Never grpr. Il
have taken D"Witts Little Early Riser,
for torpid liver every spring for Years.
writes X. NJ. EVERY. Moundsvllr, W
Va. "Thcy do me more good than amy
thing | have ever tried" J. Frank Fra
ger. Elkt"n. Md.
-R"y. II. Ashton Henry Factor al
fashionable Trinity Episcopal Church
Wilmington. Del. one night III" past
week. "jarrcd'' some of the directors 81
III" Young Mems Christian .l.,ocinti"i
by his suggestions aS to the cum}t"t 81
the association. The future of the or
ganizaton was under discussion II II con
ference. and Rev. Mr.. Henry, being l>il
ed for an expression, said there Wa~ on
factor that was interfering with the SIC
cess of the association. and than was thar
The association itself had Il lay church
There is too much religious ATTRACTIONS.
said Mr. Henry. This may seem >trHng'
for Il minister TO say, but believe i i
true. nevertheless, and say If with al
rarnestncss." Mr.. Henry favored tn, III
,tallation of pool or billiard tnhl"N and
Smoking-room for young men at A,-o"ta
tion Hall Rev. DIR. Thomas 1 VI"
Curly, of Central Church, said he al'
not favor some of the suggestions Offered
Herbert n. Fell, a member Of Contra
Church and director of the association
said billiard tables should he Installed i
necessary to stimulate interest