The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-28

Many farmers in Cecil county have
hnShrd cutting their wheat crop. The
crop this season will likely he below
normal.
| National Lodge. NJ" 81. l. Q. .. f..
of Elkton. has elected the following utl-
GERS for the ensuing six months: Noble
Grand Harry Wright; Nirr-Grand. 4.
Il. Alternately: Recording Secretary. L.
NJ. Groves
| The Board of Managers of the OK
ford Agricultural Society cleared $500 -
AT the late Spring Fair. The receipts
were S2.GoS.9S: expenses S2o72 10. Dr.
NJ. f.. Conrad. of West Grove. Pa. Il
manager. was last week. elected II trnS-
t." of tn" PENNSYLVANIA State College.
The Executive Committee of the
Maryland State Game and Fish Assoc
citation has decided to So" that the fish
and game laws of the State are RICHLY
| enforced. Nothing will be left undonr
this summer to prnSrcut" To the fullest
extent of the law all violalorS. Il large
fund being on hand for that purpose.
| While Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Lewis.
of Mt. Pleasant Methodist EpiScuuaI
| "''r'n 'i'rh' were on an excursion L"
| "l" 'h"H ""'T ''IH '"N""'" inc l'aF>"l-
| - "''' ~ r,'"""' "'' ni'!H '"'''' ~, N"I"-
| "."N i"'H 'o''N - !" 'aSh an" some
| trnk"tS but left all the parsons silver
| ware. which they had tied into II neat
bundle. on til" floor of the parlur on lie
parting.
| William l.. Duck>,adrr who fer.
eight years had conducted a vaudeville
| theatre at Seventh and Shiplry >rrrnts
| Wilmington. has purchased several prop
''ti"r ON Market street between Eighth
,'mi '>''' IT, anu VIII ',''r '',r!'' GOWN an"
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A new tribe of Red Men has been
| organized at Middlrtown with the fol
lowing officers: Prophet. Wallace" {.
| EliaS"n: SHchcm. James \. Suy,lam:
senior sycamore. Henry ID. Howell:
Junior sycamore. Charles IL. l"knrr;
chief of records. Thomas Pyle. TN" for
mai institution 10y Mnnrhaha Tribe. No.
~. of Newark. took pIar" Thursday
evening. after which II was known as
IN" MlddI"t"Wn Shooting AS>oca-
tI"h Is making "Nt"nSiv" preparations
Tor an aIl-dnN shoe" ON Friday. July !.
In" aNS"rialion has obtained AN l.. e..
gun. ana Il Winchester repeating shot
gun which Will b" offered rs prizes.
n" most interesting event will h" tn"
rllh championship OF tn" Peninsula.
All @uh clubs on tn" Peninsula have
been asked I" send teams of five men
each. ANA til" management has tn" rs
NllrHnr" that several clubs will comply
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serious than most people think. y tor
pld liver and inactive bowels means
poisoned system. If neglected. serious
illness may follow such symptoms. De
Wits littl" Fairly IisrrS remove all
danger by stimulating the liver. opening
tn" bowels and cleansing the system of
impurities. SAT" pills. Never grippe. Il
hay" taken DrNitt'S Little Early RScrs
for torpid liver every spring for years.
writes Il. NJ. EVERY. Moundsvillc. w.
Va. "Fh"y do me more good than any
thing | hav" ever tried" j. Frank Fra
Ter. Elkton, Md.
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NJ, ,',,i t,.' W.;i,i'', '' w..
Elkt"n. met with Il very painful accident
last Friday. The little fellow WAS with
Mr.. Dean in tn" yard 1T the side of the
new .Ir. q. I. y. VI. Hall. where there
had recently been II bed of lime Stacked
for plaster Over the lime was Sprinklcd
sand. The littl" boy. who was in his
bare feet. started I" walk over it. His
feet sank int" the hot lime. burning
them very badly. He was taken to the
drug store of II. {. Wells where every
thing poSSihl" was done to relieve his
suffering.
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