The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-09-27

-Eslktbl 'DullCll NJ -, JI. W. u A.
NJ, moved into their lodge room in the
new hall on North street this week.
The Methodist Episcopal Church ut
Rising Sun will be re-opened tomorrow,
Sunday, after undergoing II number of
, improvements.
The Friends Normal Institute at
Rising Sun has opened for the year with
Miss Laura Balderston. Of DoylrStown.
| Pa, as principal
Railroad section men near North
| East on Saturday. found II kit of burg
lars tools, with powder and dynamite.
| concealed in the bushes.
A tcn-year-old daughter of Mr.. \.
Ieybold of Galcna. fell into the SasSa-
| fraS River. from Il row boat, near the
| Georgetown bridge, on Thursday. last
week. One of the colorrd deck hands on
| Capt. Andrew Woodalls schooner, see
| ing the child in the water. jumped over
board and rescued it.
One day the past week Frank Handy
met with IL painful accident while lead
| ing IL pair Of horses attached to ii load
| ed wagon out to the Bacon Hill work.
One of the horses tripped OH IL stump.
knocking Mr.. Handy down and falling
on top of him. 1t was quite while be-
| fore he was released, but outside Of Il
| badly spraincd hip and knee and several
bruises was not seriously injured.
| 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 ut once Safe, sure. acts at once.
Cures coughs. colds. Group bronchitis. all
throat and lung troubles. The children
| Ike it. !. Frank Frazer, iilkton. Md.
A special meeting of the New Castle
| Hr2Shytrry. which includes all the Pres
hytrlian Churches III Cecil and New
| Castle counties. was held on Saturday
in Wilmington. \ letter of dismissal
WAS granted Rrv. w. W. Shaw to the
| rrcSbytcry of Baltimore. Mr.. Shaw
WAS pastor of the Port Deposit prcSby
terrain Church for several years past.
Other important business was trans
| acted.
State Senator Henry NJ. McCuI-
Tough. of lilkton. counsel for the Tennis
Construction Company. which proposes
to build II trolley railway from Newark
to Elkton and Chesapeake City. APP
rrarrd before the Newark Town Coun-
ell one night the past week in the inter
est Of having that body grant II fran
chisr to the company for the use of the
streets Many of the prominent citizens
of the town were also present. but the
Council seems determined to block the
project.
TAKE CARE OF THE STOMACH.
1.-The man or woman whose digestion -
perfect and whose stomach performs its
every function is never sick. Kolol
clcanScS puriicS and SwcctcnS the Stom-
ach and cures positively and pcrmHn-
lrntly all stomach troubles. Indigestion
and dyspepsia. 1t is the wonderful 70
constructive tonic that is maxim" so
many sick people wei! and weak people
strong Icy conveying to their bodies all Of
the nourishmcnt in the food they eat.
Rev. J. II. Holiday. of IIolladay. Miss.
writrS:-Kotol has cured me. cons Tor
it the best remedy | ever usr'l for ,iy*-
prpsia and stomach troubles. Was
-ivcn up by physicians. Kodol saved wy
life. Take it after meals. j. FranM
Frazer, Elkton, Nd.
Some time ago whrn it was stated
that the Methodist Episcopal Church
proposed To raise O.rUO.oGD as II new
century thank Offering. many persons To-
gar,.rd the proposal as impractical.
However it will soon be an accomplished
fact or the S2o.UooO0O proposed, all
but S3,OOO.GnO has been subscribed. and
the remainder may be considered in
sight. This large sum is to he devoted
to freeing churches from debt and for
educational work. With this vast sum
1T its disposal. Mcthodism should receive
Il great impulse.
For the first time in the history OF
| Delaware, II public excuse was made on
Saturday. for whipping prisoner light
ly. The cuiprit WAS Howard Curtis, i
negro thief. and when he was broHgh,
to the post to receive twenty l2Shes
Warden Mcscrvc said that, owing to the
poor physical condition of Curtis, he felt
justified in making the laShcs lighter thar
usual. The Warden then merely laid Ia,
lash on Curtis'S back twenty times. after
winch the prisoner was taken into the
WorkhouS" to serve two years and sis
months.
A diapidatcd old brick building
which, for the past 80 of 40 years, has
been an eyesore and Il nuisance on a lo
in the most prominent part of NORTH
East, on the southeast corner of Mair
; street and Cecil avenue, has been tori
down by volunteer workers of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church building, the
bricks cleaned and placed in the WALL
of thenew church. This structure wa
part of an old house built on this sit,
more than Il hundred years ago and occu
pied by the late Johnson Shippers an,
which was burned down about 1860.
A strong movement is on foot anon;
the friends of John Lynn, the imprison
ed New Castle County Levy Courtman