The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-14
news IN BRIEF.

The salary of the Elkton postmaster
has been increased from $1,000 To SlI 100
per year.
A quilt containing twenty-five humid
red pieces has been completed by Mrs.
Daniel Holland, of Fair Hill.
The annual examination for teachers
was held in Elkton. on Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday. of this
week.
}. Granville Richards and George NJ.
Reese. two Cecil countiunS employed ut
the Baltimore Custom House. have had
their salaries increased. the former from
$1,000 to $500. and the latter from Sl4OO
to $1,000.
The following officers have been
elected for the ensuing term by North
East Lodge Independent Order of Odd
Fellows:-Noble Grand. Arthur Il. Gran
mer; Vice Grand. W. W. Logan: Srcrc-
tary. John w. Mccullough.
Bishop Coleman. of Delaware. who is
well known in Cecil county. on Monday.
announced that he will accept the PrrSi-
dency of the Transatlantic Society. which
has for its object the promotion of peace
b''"''h iAhSilHh Sl'hhIhE hh'"HN.
READY TO YIEID.-"l used De-
WITS wien liaZ'l SAVE Tor pies ana
found it IL certain cure" saws :. Il.
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".nr'eSS"r! ~ cure p!''H' ,h'H "iN "HN
s,e'u " htN Ut "i'rn ii'"'' ''', "
lures SAL" uiH'">'H, u" MINUS VI M'"','H'
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ger, Elkton. Md.
Robert X. Rawlings. Il prominent
farmer of the Seventh district, SAWS that
potato raising is one of the most profit
able crops to the farmer. Last season he
kept full account of his expenses and
receipts for two and u-hnlf acres. His
expenses were $1O4.2l for the seed pc.
tatoeS. hauling. work. fertilizers. ETC..
nf SoS,;
or'' '' "h" copper SINUS an" u
many helpers employed ny thr ihriAi
" li"lllhSSWofth company. W lImlhGl"h
pel'' went on IL Hir!k" rlnaE morning.
laSl week. lh'N clailh III" company was
M hurry I" complete som" work AND
hir"d Il number of extra men from lhlla'
delphla ANA pan" thrh' 3d." daE' WNll'
the regular employees; win" are experts
upon the class "i WORK III question: were
Pi'i" OILY -" ""A'
81 IA NV + nv En- Hprl'2 lever i
another name Tor Mll""Sh'SS' II Is more
serious than most people THINK. y tor
plu llNrf ana inactive bowers means =
poisoned system, II neglected. SERIOUS
illness may follow Surh symptoms. ID"
Wits Little Early RiSrrS rrm"v" Il!
the bowels ant cleansing tn" system OF
impurities. SAT" pills. Never grippe. 81
have taken DeWittS littl" Early Riser,
for torpid liver every spring for years.
writes K. NJ. EVERY, Moundsvilc, W
Va. They do me more good than any
thing have ever tried" J. Frank Fra
ger. Elkton. Md.
ford Sprin" Fair. were quite interesting
Two the races were captured by horse,
owned by j. II. MAulovr. of Mhdlctown
Del His horse "GorG"n T." won IT,,
DO trot or pace. in three straight heats
The last race 80 class. WAS won by hi,
horse "Brnwnr T." finishing first il
three out of four heats The =. II class
tIOt or pace. was won by "!Gaglr Prince.
owned by Henry ltigriun. of Aberdeen
\ number of Cecil couniinnS witnrSsc,
the races.
N'lr'u iiahi"iil' Il young man F"H''
lhS near Newark. i'"l.. was arrested "l
saturday charged With having Stoi"i
goods III ms wagon. Howard Mahhrt!
VIII" was seen i'll MS company. was alS'
aTr'S'o"' hHh men were taken hr!"r
magistrate Mrdlll' i'll N"Wark' on Mon
dhE' oh the strength OF rNldrlr" OF ScN
eral persons who's" articles were foun'
III liannum wagon. h" was held IL