The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-09-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The oyster longing season opened
on Monday.
-Goldcy College rr-openrd on Srpt"m-
Der LIST See advertisement in this issue.
Don't forget the festival TO be held
in the rev Jr. q. l. \. NJ. Hall next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Union NJ. T.. Sunday School will
hold a festival in the grove adjoining
the church OH Thursday evening, Sep
temher o. All are invited.
The old canal III Lapidum. opposite
Port Dcpn>it, has been drained of the
stagnant water which has been men
ace to the health of the citizens of that
community.
A number Of colored people from
Elkton attended Big Quarterly in VIII
uingtou ON Sunday The number of
visitors was not aS large rs in previous
years. The old observance of the day
appears 10 he on the wanr.
LINGERING SUMMER COLDS
Don't let cold run ut this season. SUM
mer colds are the hardest kind to cur"
and if neglected may lingcr along for
months \ long siege like this will pull
down the strongest constitution. on"
Minute Cough Cure will break up the
attack II once. Safe. sure. acts at once"
Cures coughs. colds. Group. bronchitis, all
throat Anl lung troubles. The chillr"n
like it. ]. Frank Frazer. Elkton. Nd.
Til" fight for pure water in liayrr
de Grar, has illuminated III the org mi
cation on Monday of the Crystal Springs
Water Company of Havrr tie Grace,
with William IL. Brown. George X.
Carver. Isaac IIccht. Joseph GDod
Mic!iaa II. Fahcy and Richard DallHm
as iu.rm,"ratorS The capital of the new
company i SGO.0OO. II is understood
that the company will organize 1T one"
ana t,lvrrtiS" for bids for the runstruc-
ton Of the water plant. The water will
be drawn from the springs on th" hills
back If lIavre de Grace. options on
which have already been secured.
\ SAD DISAPpOI NTMENT.- lnrf-
fertivn liver medicine is II disuppoi.l;-
ment but YOU don't want to purge. strain
ana break the glands of the stomach and
bowels. DeWitts Little Early RiSrfs
nevrr di>app"int. They cleanse the !yS-
tenn II all poison and putrid matter and
do il - gently that one enjoys the pleas
ant effects. They are tonic To tn" livrr.
Cur" hi!GliSncsS, torpid liver and prevent
few. i. Fran!; Frazer, Elkton. Nil
Mrs. tOrdelia BotkiH, who was con
vict"i and sentenced 10 life impriSon-
mcut on the charge of numbering Mrs.
j. T. Dunniug and Mrs. Joshua Dean.
of Dover four years ago. has decided to
become an actress. She confidently cX-
poets IL hc released from the Branch
county Jail within the year. and has al
ready received offers for several theatri-
cal engagements. Mrs. Bntkin said in
her prison cell: Il must Ito something
when | leave here. | have not Il dollar
in the world. neither have | any one to
whom | may look for support. SO. pos
sibly ii is as well for me to 90 upon the
stage. | am not going into the thcatri-
cal profession for notor"ty or for gay
ETY.. but to vindicatc myself in the eyes
of the world. The world has been too
ready to brand me as Il murderrsS." she
continued. 1T was almost eager in the
first excitement tn believe | caused the
death of those two unfortunate Della.
war" women with Il box of poisoned
candy, 1t is my intention rs soon rs
am nj liberty to 20 to New York.