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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-05

Miss Marion Boulder spent the holt
days with her sister Mrs. H. V. Man.
love. of Elkton.
: Miss .Alic" Bouldrn spent several days
this week with Elkton friends
Miss Emma Morgan spent Easter Sun.
day and Monday with her sister. Mrs.
Micha l.uSby. of Ccclton.
Miss Julia BraSton. of GohlcyS Bust
ness College. Wilmington. spent the holi-
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew BcaSt"n.
Mrs. William Borrm visited Whining
ton. Del. last week.
Mrs. William Giles visited Wilmington
last week
Miss Ada jefferson. of Goldcy'~ COL
lrg". Wilmington. spent Easter with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James jefferson.
Frank jefferson. of I"high University,
Sp"n the holidays with his mother. Mrs.
ID. \. jefferson.
Th" regular Easter vrStry meeting WAS
held in III" Church ot the Good Shop
herd on Monday.
The International Sunshine Society dis
tributcd carnations and Easter cards 10
all the invalids in town on Saturday he
fore Easter
The people had better rc-clrct j. Polk
Steel" ;S County Commissioner. 50 they
can get the road repaired between this
town and Elkton.
Our young people should take alvan-
tag" of the privilege granted them of
hearing the oratorio. The Messiah =
which will he given in the rcmodrlcd
Opera House. III Elkton. on April 10th.
The traction engine owned by William
Boulder. of Mddlctown. Del. caused
tn" bridge over the Canal to break down.
that is tn" iron support that holds the
bridge broke. thus letting the bridge
down in the middle.
Th" "DaughtcrS Of America will hold
~ Box Social III the home of Mrs
Charles Carly. on Tuesday evening
April Sth. All are cordially invited.
Th" EpWorth l.ragn" had an extra pro
gram last Sunday evening. consisting of
| scripture reading by Miss Sadie Tatman:
duet. Miss Bessie Van BuSkirk. Palmer
Tatmun: reading. "On Easter Dav." 10y
Miss RemH Bungnrd: singing 10y Choir:
recitation. Lizzie Tatman: prayer: sing
in= by choir: reading, Miss Ida Morgan:
recitation. Easter Greeting" Miss !Sadi"
Fillin@am"; singing. Choir: RECITATION.
Ami" Allen: closing with prayer and
singing 10y cnuir.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd. have completed
th'!r Irmtum work. and sent to North
tni"lila. quite Il nice bon of clothing and
her useful articles
Th" |. +. f.. II club of Young girls
CAV" 4 party at the home of DIR. and
Mrs. William {. KarSncr ON Wednesday
evening
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Perryville.
PERRYvILLE. Apri. I, 1902

The "Cecu Wing" is on sale each neck IL.
PerryriUe at np,rs stand and is also delivered
By Guy DENNIS. cents copy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Crawford. of
Wilmington wcr" the guests of relatives
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Anus Boyd is entertaining Miss
Mary Frederick. of Philadelphia.
Miss Violet Strong. of Baltimore. *
spending Il few days with Miss Annie
Armstrong.
Mrs. George Il. Campbell is undergoing
treatment AT n Philadelphia hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradti"Id had AZ
their guests last week. Mrs. Scott. of
Baltimore. and Miss Nrrna ChurShn Of
Newark.
Mrs. Henry Boyd is spending II few
days with her daughter. in WiIningt"n
.iaSt"r tlNd" Owens spent the Easter
holidays with his grandparents in Viii
mimgIun. Del.
Mr. James Miller. of Philadelphia. has
recovered from his recent illness and j.
visiting Mrs. Millrr'S parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. James Beck. at Frcncht"wn.
Mr.. Oryilc Calvert. of Wilmington
spent Easter with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Calvert.
Miss Mary Ward is spending Il few
days with Philadelphia friends.
Mr. Lewis Crawford WAS the guest of
his parents. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Knight are enter
tanning their son. Mr.. Samuel Knight. of
Eluntuwn.
Mr. Clifford Dunlap. of Chester Pa.
visited friends in town on Sunday.
Mr. James Bray of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Mr.. George Boyd.
Rev. and Mrs. W. T.. Greenfield WEI"
l"no"r"r! u very pleasant surprise by the
ladies of the All Circle. on Monday even
ing. II their home. ON Elm street ThuS"
present w"r"-AIr. and Mrs. Charles
k""Sry. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Owens
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Cole. Mr.. and
.urs. Alex. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs fillmore
Owens. Mrs. Morgan Owens. Misses
Ami" and SuSi" Gillespie. Fannie Craig
! Iurrnr" RanS. Mary Knight Mary
Little. Ada Crawford. Lille Owens
Blanche Craig. Carrie Cole. Ida Coch-
ran, Clara Ward. MrSSrs. Grorg" Boyd.
" Ills Cooling. FriSby Cochran. John
Dawson. Arthur Lindsay. Charles New
conner and Wilson Beck.
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WoOdlawn.
WOODLAND. April 4. 1902.

, The "Cecu Wing" is on sale each ,oesk IN
| WOOdldnn at G. $. Abrdhan.s store. 8 cent?
a copy.
Miss Annie w. Smiihsnn is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Linton. of Will
mington.
Miss Bertha Tyson. of Baltimore. Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Murphy of Philad.l-
phia, was the guest of his cousin. Miss
| Leila Thompson. on Sunday.
/ Mr.. Carroll Tyson spent last Friday in
Wilmington.
Mrs. {. l.. Thompson and Master Viii
lard. visited Mr.. and Mrs John Bcavens,
of near Por Deposit, the first of the
week.
Miss Mary Rawlings. of Baltimore. is
visiting her parents.
Miss Sara T.. Tyson spent several days
in Wilmington. Del, last week.
Mr.. Chandler Armstrong, of Baltimore,
visited friends here this week
| Miss IIarricttc Williams entertained il
few friends at her home. ON Monday
evening.
Mr.. Hall. of Baltimore. spent Easter
with Mr.. George Tyson.
Wednesday. an all-day meeting WAS
held NJ the Parsonage. The w. &. II.
{. held session in the morning. The
Aid Society and Calendar Club was held
in the afternoon. Lunch WAS served by
IN" ladies. In the evening. II reception
was given in honor of our pastor and
family. who have been returned to us for
another year. for which we are very glad.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Tyson have issued
cards for the marriage of their youngest
daughter Sara Elizabeth. 10 Mr.. Edward
Todd Bryd", of Wilmington. Del. ON
Thursday afternoon. April 10th. ut three
o'clock. in Hoprwell Methodist Episcopal
Church. Woodlawn. Md
Those who had the good fortune to I've
present Sunday morning. ut Hopcwell.
were charmed with the Boy Preacher.
MIR. Allen, who is visiting relatives at
Pennington. Mr.. Allen did not expect
I" preach when he came to Hopcwell
hut kindly consented as DR.. Todd had
not fully recovered from his illness DR..
Todd never complains and intended to
remain in his chair Will" he addressed
I'll" people, who are so fond of him. had
MIR. Allen not arrived.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson was an i2lkton
visitor on Saturday.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE
For Coughs and Colds in Children.

Il hav" not the slightest hcSitancy it
recommending ChambrrlainS Cough Re
NEEDY /" all who are suffering from
coughs or colds" says ChaS. NJ. Cramcr.
Esq. we'll known matchmaker. of Col
"mbo. f"yl"n. 1T has been some two
years sine" III" City Disp"nsnry first call
ed my attention 10 this valuable mcdi-
cine. and | hav" repeatedly used it and
II has always been beneficial. Ii has
cured me quickly of all chest colds. 1t is
especially effective for children and sci
dom takes NOR" than one bottle to cure
them of h"ar>"nrSS. | have persuaded
many I" try this valuable medicine. and
they ar" all rs we'll pleased as myself
over The results. For sale by Il. l..
Frazer. Elkton. Md.
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Rising Sun.
RISING SUN. April /, 1902

hIslsS nun, aprl !, l"UZ
The "L,c0 Whig' is on sale each t1erk ~
Rising Sun at Worthington's store S crnr,
a copy
Mr. Harry f. Richards. of Philadr-
phia. spent Easter with Rising Sun
friends.
Mrs. Lulu V. &. Wrstrrficd is spend
ing :. few days NJ Atlantic City. \. j.
The Thimhlr Club met with Mrs ChaS.
Burlington. on Monday night. with the
usual number of members in attendance.
Mrs. II. j. Sheppard and daughter.
Marion. We're III" guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Sheppard, in New York. this week
Miss Jennie Maxwell. of Philadelphia,
visited Miss Gertrude :. Dare during the
week.
Tn" Young Mems tarrom Club" was
entertained by Mr.. Charles Keen. on
Thursday night.
Mr.. II. Linn W"rthngton was in PhiIa-
drlphia on business. ON Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Rev. W. q. Rooms and wife, of New
Castle, have very recently been the
guests of Mr.. Thomas Wilson and
family.
in the VI. T.. Church. on Sunday night.
and an excellent program was rendered
10y the Sabbath School.
Miss Emma Il. Wilson spent Sunday
with relatives in Philadelphia
Mr.. Eli II. Reynolds and family spent
Easter with relatives in Baltimore.
\ reception was given Rev. ii. A. G..
WcSterticld. nj the Nj. f. Parsonage ON
Thursday evening. of previous week.
Miss Anna Footc, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of the Misses Wilson last week
Miss Ollie England of Zion. has been
spending some time with Mrs. DIR. Sliccr
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
y. {. Brown. on Wednesday afternoon.
MrSsrs. Granville and George G.. Rcy-
noldS spent last Saturday in Kcnnctt
Square Pa.
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The Great Dismal Swamp.

or Virginia is II breeding ground of
Malaria germs. So is low. wet or marShy
ground everywhere. These germs cauS,
weakness. chillS and fever. aches in the
bones and muscles. and may induce dan.
g"rouS maladic> But Electric Bitter.
newer fail 10 destroy them and cure
mnlalial troubles They will surely pre-.
vent typhoid. I'VE tried many remedies
for Malaria and Stomach and Liver
troubles" writes John Charleston. ol
ByrSvillr. o.. but never found anything
rs good as Electric BittrrS." Try them
Only 10 cents at X. Il. Frnzrrs. Elkton;
Or :. L. Wil"y'S, tol"ra. Guarantee sat.
iSfactiom.
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Chesapeake City.

me "Cecl wing" is on sale each ,rerk u,
Chesapeake city. at Ahrander's drug Stor.
8 cents copy.
Mrs. Charles Green and daughter.
Katharine, of Baltimore. spent the Eats
ter holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Bouchrllc.
Mrs. Susan Smith. of near Middlctuwn.
Del. has h"'n visiting Mrs. William
Coleman.
Mr.. Henry Lindsay. Jr. and Miss
Carrie IInnrr. of Wilmington. Del. spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. William Il. Malstrr, of Baltimore.
spent several days last week with her
mother. Mrs. Annie Conrey.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Il. Poole and Miss
Miriam returned on Wednesday,
Mrs. Emma Willis and Miss Elizabeth
Tatman spent Monday in Kent county.
Miss \. Laura Jones spent the Easter
holidays in Philadelphia.
Dorsey Dunlap. Of Baltimore. spent
Wednesday in town.
Warren BalWirk spent the Easter holi-
days with his aunt. Mrs. f. II. Biddlc.
of Earlcvillc
John l.ovcless. of the steamer "Erics-
son, spent Sunday and Monday with his
family here
Mr.. and Mrs. George karsner and son.
Reed, of Baltimore. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Cleaver. last week.
Miss Belle Joyce visited friends in town
last "Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson spent Eas-
ter Sunday and Monday in Baltimore.
Alexander Van Buskirk and James Al
lon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bennett. Of near Cecilton.
Miss Lille Price. of Baltimore. was the
guest Of Miss Eva Tatman. on Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Metz and son, JACOB.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Clark, near Elk
Ton.
Ralph Watson has been spending a few
days with Albert Clark, near Elkton.
Miss Eva Tatman visited Elkton ON
Monday.
Mr.. Richard Stubs and grand-daugh-
ter. Miss Elsie Stubs, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Stubs. of
st. Augustine.
Mr.. George Smith and Miss Daisy
Templeman, of Ceciton, spent Saturday
with Miss Amanda Stevens.
Miss Minnie Bouchelle, of Barksdale.
spent Faster with Miss Dora Steele.
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Cecilton.


Miss Emma Morgan Of Chesapcak,
| City, spent Easter with her sister. Mrs
Milcha Lusby.
Miss Mamie Jones is spending some
time with her aunt. Mrs. Annie Hayes
at Chestertown.
Mrs. Myers. of India. is spending som,
! time with her son. Mr. F.. T.. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Beaston spent
Sunday with his brother. Mr. Andrew
Bcaston.
DIR. John H"ssey. of Evansville. spent
part of last week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John III. Hessey
Misses Mamie Pearve, Lille Pearc.
and bessie Boulder entertained friends
on Easter Sunday.
Miss Lizzie RAM has returned to her
home. i'll Smyrna. after spending some
time with her parents.
Miss Hattie Morgan. Of Chesapeak,
City. and Miss Lizzie Hazel. of Phila
delphin. ar" guests of Mrs. Georg. W.
Padlry.
Miss Ethel Loler, of Baltimore. spent
the holidays with her mother
Mrs. Samuel Watts and little son. IT
Townsend spent last week with her
mother. Mrs. Hannah Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Joyce and child
rem. of chesapeake CRY. spent SUNDAY ).
with relatives in town
Quite number of our young prupt,.
attended IL masquerade given by Miss
-Alic" breaker and brother at their HON.
in SassafraS
Mrs. Emma V. Wills has returned To
her home. in Earleville. after spending
the winter in Philadelphia.
Little Miss Louise .Tervis is spending
some time with Mrs. William II. De-
shane.
Several members of Pontiac Trih,., Im-
proved Order Red Men of Ceciltnn. visit
ed Mattah"on Tribe of Elktnn un Thurs
day evening. March 9th They were
c"nrteously received and very pleasantly.
entertained during the burning Of the
Council fire. which was very ill>tructiy"
and highly appreciated 10y the visitors.
They are praising Matt2hoon ,l"grrr
team for the excellent manner in which
they rendered the adoption. After the
purnrhing of the Council fire. the visitors
w"r" escorted by the Tribe tu 4 nearby
restaurant where all were lurnrifI,lly
served with oysters in every STYLE.
Among III" visitors W"rr John II. Black.
Irving Burke. Alex Wilson. William
l.uthringrr George g. Morgan. Charles
ii. Peters. {. Lewis Mccoy and John
Anderson. All Of tn" visitors .N"rpI one
ar" chiefs of Pontiac Tribe. ami d,~ir.. IT,
thank Matah"un Trih" for rh,i" kind
ness and hospitality
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Liberty Grove.



Mrs Hiram /. Gillespie left on Mon
day for an extended visit to friends in
phiI,LrIrbi., Troutnr and Wilmington
H. ~ ;.
''' - W. - '''" '""' anu MISS 'n"'
Rowland. of Baltimore. visited their sis
ter. Miss Cassie Rowland. this week.
Miss NcIli. Rovd Of Rowlondvil,o vie.
i,.., w.. r., ,:u...
''''' Ms ''"N'l'l "'n'Sl'' u" Nion''"!'
Mr.. Joseph /. 'aldwcll. of Lafayette
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Blythedale.
BLYrHEDALE, MD, April 4, 1902.


Miss Mary Taylor is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Ira White. of Wilmington. Del. is
visiting his uncle. Mr.. Elmer Jackson.
Mrs. Orion Taylor visited baltimore
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Seward Cooper and son, Harold
of Charlcstown. spent Saturday night
and Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Elcnora Taylor.
Mrs. James Knight. .Ir., is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Eden Crcswcll
Quite n number from our village at.
tended the funeral of Mr.. Frank Boyd
in llavrc de Grace, on Thursday.
The music and singing which had been
prepared for Easter service at Asbury.
was rendered very nicely. and deserves
comment. And glad to lear was appr".
ciated by our pastor. Rev. Todd.
George b. Taylor who is working in
Cumberland was home on Sunday.
Professor Curricr, of Perryvillc. visit
ed our village on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia J. Smcltzer is on the sick
LET
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and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that il is notuncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
ateS too oftap ;f tho
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-05

Allaband's Little Liver Pills. 20 cents
ri Y. Il. Bcnnett'S. Elkton, Md.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis
courages and lessons ambition; beauty. vieor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-05

Urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bedwetting. depend upon it. the cause of
he difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp Root is soon realized. Il is sold
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CASToRIA.
Bears the +, The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature as &<NHzIzMx

Come What we have ready
for spring trade; even If
in you are not ready to buy
we are always pleased to
and have you interested in
what we are doing. We
See never before carried as
much stock, we really
have too much stock, we are de-
termined to leave nothing undone
to merit your patronage and in
nuence. Little Boys Suits $3.50
to Sc; Boys Suits SI.5o to IS;
Young Mems sizes 10 to I9 years
SIS to SIS; Young Mems sizes 50 to
SO SIS to $40: Mems SIS to $40; Dress
Suits $40 to $25, Full Dress Suits
SIS to $50. Spring Overcoats IS
to $25; Boys S. to SIS. Not every
thing but almost everything that
is good in Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishings for Men and Boys, all
sizes and all ages. We will save
you money by selling you good
goods.
Closed evenings at except Sat
urdays.
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by druggists, in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free, also pamphlet tell
ing all about it. inclu
thousands OF testimon
from sufferers cured. II
& Co., Binghamton. N
mention this paper.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-27

Mr.. BurgOyne addressed the council
briefly, opposing he right Of way along
Beach street.
Mr.. Foster thought they should
specify. anon" other conditions. a
maximum rate OF fare in the city limits
and expressed the belief that they We're
proceeding at loose ends.
1t was n question in Mr.. Harris mind
whether they had fully and thoroughly
stipulated ali needful conditions.
Mr.. Burgoyne. as a citizen. was gen.
timely opposed To submitting the matter
To the people and thought it disiointed
and defective as it now stands.
After the matter was submitted and
carried the following officers of election
were appointed: Geo. ii. Ludwig. L. W.
Greene, n. Me. +. Porter and Edw.
Fits rrald'
The council granted the mayor per-
mission to purchase Il fumigator for the
city physician, To be used in cases of
contagious Diseases, the price not to
exceed 500.
Mr.. Burguync was granted the floor
and registered a kick against the dis
elimination as it seemed To him, in favor
OF certain dog owners. He and eleven
Others had paid their dog tax while
scores of midnight-yclping. flea infested,
hYst .It / in
mon yellow curS roam the streets daily
and nightly, collarlrSs and scott free.
Tie said he found four dogs in his yard
that morning, six the previous morning,
that there Were fifteen collarless dogs in
Geo. II. Foote'S yard mot Foote's dOgs)
to say nothing OF Others not yet heard
from.
This inspired Mr. Potter to rise and
observe that big white and yellow
dog; minus the collar badge that admits
to canine responsibility. clandcstinelv
entered his premises and carried off a
pair ui ruhbrrs and that he was think
ing of Offering reward for the dog that
would return the property.
Mayor Parkinson reported four dogs
in his yard on Il very poor dog morning
but his hired man had invented a dog
trap and captured one. At this juncturc
Mr.. Guvc'N dog scratched at the council
door and having ON collar. was adj
mill"d to the room.
Il. l.. Rodgers reported dead dog on
his premises.
Mr.. Ludwig, as chairman of the school
board, reported that hr had a contract
Ur'S estimate ior foot bridge across
canal at the school building and that the
sum needed was $50. He thought the
council ought to put in the bridge ~
soon aS practicahlr
Mr.. Burgoynr asked PERMISSION to H.
plant some more palmcttocs. - oi the
80 hr planted having died. lie also
liberal subscription for the
proposed new canal, and the meeting |
Immediately adjourned.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-27
WHERE is OSCEOLES SKULL?

The skull oi OS,rula, the famous
Seminole hero, is ia the pusS,ssiun oi
Il wcllknown gentleman ui this city.
-Punrn Gorla Herald.
We have wag over her, who has Il
card hearing the suppusrd likeness of his
satanic majesty, and when fellow tells
an aucrdotc in which the truth is care
L.s~ly handled the card. hcarimg thrs,.
words, I'm somewhat oi a liar myself. "
is handed over TN Sullivan's Island.
across the bay from Charleston, :. C., at
the entrance To TT. Moultri,.. lies Il mar
hlr slab which bears aninScriptiun somr-
thing like this: Here lies the bones OF
Osrrola," etc Whether it's the bones,
the slab or the we'll known gentleman of
Punta Gorda that lies" is with the
reader to decide.
We quot. from 'S.huol History of
Florida" 10y Edwin l.. Grrn. Ph. d.,
Professor ui Grp,k ia Central University.
Richmond. by. a. follows:
Later OSrrola aud our hundreds Others.
through the mediation uf Wild Cat,
came into Tia. camp about twenty miles
from st. Augustine, under a flag gui truce;
but un the ground that the Seminul,'~
had captulatrd at Fort Dade, and that
Oscrola had brought in his family to
Fort Mellon. and r'crivcd ratiuuS for his
band. they We're made prisoners Icy
order of General IrsSup. and carried To
81. Augustine. O>rrnla was conveyed
to Fort Muultrie, near Charleston, whcr'
all efforts 10 interest him in a new home
failed. lie piRrd away. and died "f Il
broken heart. His tomb is marked 10y a
monument just outside the principal
gates oi the city"
The gazette-news., 1902-12-27
NEWS FROM ORMOND.
[ Too hate for last issue.

Too hate Tor last lSSlIc.
Mr.. Rowland and daughter, from Ken
turky, arr in the Bristol cottage.
We are pleased to see Mrs. Howe and
her daughter, Miss Margaret, here again
Mr. and Mrs. :. IL. Wardwcll and Ilar-
ry WardwrlI ar at Mrs Anna Watson :
Tor the SEASON.
Mrs. O>buru and Miss BarmaciIli are
in one ol MIR. .Ino. Audrrson's cottages
ON the peninsula.
Mrs. II. l.. S,'Nton. from Cincinnati. is
at Rose Villa. She was Mrs. Mason :
guest last SEASON.
Mrs. Wilson Miller, from ST .lohnsvilh.,
y. \, arrived Monday and is stopping
at Mr.. Muurr'S for thr present
Some of the hotel help have arrived
and preparations are being made for the
opening ui the Hotel Ormund, Jan. 18th.
About fifty pcuplr enjoyed the cndeav-
or social at the lovely home OF Mrs
Foulk. ON the beach Tuesday evening
1t was a typical Florida moonlight night
and the trip ACROSS the river to Watson :
pier hv boat WAS enjoyed 10y merry
crowd
James Baxter happened to quite a
serious accident a few days ago. lie is
Il workman on the drrdg' boat on the
river, and il seems that heavy piece of
timber with nails in il fell on his head
the nails sticking into his head and
Wuunding him seriously.