The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-19
news in BRIEF.

The Town Commissioners Of North East
have elected John Leighman bailiff to sue
aead W. Harry Abrams
"A number OF the leading citzens OF
Kennedyville have formed Law and Order
Society to see that the local option law Is not
violated.
DO not fail to attend the fe. tival ard
supper now being held In the basement Of
the Catholic Church. Choice musical pro-
gram incidental thereto Proceeds for church
purposes.
Professor Wood has succeeded Professor
Pratt In the mechanical department at De'a-
ware College, Newark, and is making very
favorable impression.
The dam at Freeman's Mill in the Second
district of Cecil county broke on Friday last
week, and a force OF men Mt work repairing
it narrowly escaped being drowned. The
bursting OF the dam damaged the county
road considerably
NEGLECT MEANS DANGER
Don't neglect bGousness and cOnstipa
ton. Your health will suffer permanent
ly if you do. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers cure such eases. The best pills
They never grippe or cause nausea. j.
Frank Frazer, Elkton, Md.
r. V. Massey has beeu appointed super
visor OF Division No. 9 of the L W. & l.. r
R. between Perryvilla anG Wilmhetou. to
succeed Gamble Latrohe who has been ap-
pointed to the position Of assistant engineer
OF the Delaware Division ri the same rail
road. The new supervisor was for several
years supervisor of Monongah"lq Division
OF the Pennsylvania system. Mr. Massey en-
tered upon his duties this week.
WANTS TO HELP OTUERS.-"I
had stomach trouble all my life" says
Edward Mchlcr, of Union Bottling
Works, Eric, Pa. land tried all kinds of
remedies, trying to get moments peace.
Finally | took Nodol Dyspepsia Cure.
and ! never found its equal for stomach
trouble and gladly recommend it," ii
cures all stomach troubles 1t digest
what you eat. j. Frank Frazer Elktor
Maryland.
The Board Of County Comm -Ni"ucr- r"-
Cecil County have made the fJl'o yirs ar.
pointmonts for the eneninc year pr. ''"w.
ard Baton, ElSton heath officer: W una.
Abrams, Bay View .tluGarl ke' pr; Cap'.
John Shelton. bridr" tender AT Boh"m'u
river and ScltchmauS rrark: Iurn,S a 'l"u,
bridge tender. chesapeake City; ror-tShI~s
Horace VI. Eaton, George MDl;Ion. Ell !.
Foard, John +. DrCrnv W. Harry Ahrar~
Benjamin Brscon, EINooh Barrett nri Tho
81. Moore.
SHOT IN his LEG.-For sores
burns, bruises. wounds. DcWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvc is sure cure. Skin diseases
yield to it ut once. Cures piles. Beware
of counterfcits. Il suffered from gun
shot wound in my leg says \. $. Fuller
English, Ind. "DcN'itt's Witch Hazel
Salvc finally cured me. j. Frank Frazer
Elkton, Md.
The annual meeting Of III" Graud Lodge,
independent Order OIi Fellows. ur Mary
land, will be held in Odd Fellows Temple,
Baltimore, next MONDAY. Tn"-jay "'h Wed
ncslay. Fred II. l. FIR l. tn" rprr.rut.
tive Icorn Natoual L"Hgc, No. 81, It EiEton
On Nondny last tn" Hon" Asso"tr,t"n Of u =
Independent Ocder O,!d Fellows OF MarN In d
was Incorporated for pruvidirr Il hum. fer
aged and INDECENT o Id Fellows. their widows
and orphans. The incorporator- ere Chris
tlan L. uetzel. of Cumberland, HAIRY L.
Fowler, Louis Eidman. Edward Rrs-unn
and William W Nant, all of Baltimore ,..:v.
and Jos phi L. kroh, Of EIIirott City The
name of the late John S. Wilson, Of C,t.r!~-
vile, Is also among those of the nco'rora-
tors. There is no capital stock. the fuu,'4 10
bs derived from admission fees from lodges
OF Old Fellows. encampmepts N liehrkuh
lodges and Individual cnutrihut' Tie
articles Of Incorporation are SKI I'd as Of
date March 81, 1902
Before the annual meeting Of the Wom-
ans Home and Foreign Miss ,Onury Societies
OF the New Castle Prcsbytrry, which was
held in West Nottingham Pre,h,t~riau
Church, adjourned. the folio wing officers
were elccted-Home society president, Mr.
w, X, Crosby, Wilmington; ou-rrrprl, ling
secretary, Miss Margaret Wil-on, Grrrnyille,
Del recording secretary Mrs. George A.
Martindale: treasurer, Mrs =. Z Johnson,
Wilmington; secretary literature No. i. g.
Polk, Poromoke CITY, Mi rtrrrtnrv Touug
Peoples Society Christian Eull-rvOr. Mss
Bertha Harlaad, WilmiDgton; secretary Of
Feedman. Mrs. Austin Carhnrt, zion For.
eign society president, Mis-. w, Taylor. vii.
mington; recording secre ,trl Miss NJ. A.
Barr, Wilmington; rorresr ,uding secretary,
Miss Bridgeman, Newark; treasurer. Mrs. ".
II. Logan, Wilmington; secretary literary
society, Mrs. E. G. Polk, Pocomoke City:
secretary Young Peoples Society Chris tian
Endeavor, Misc McLear. Wilmington. ser,p.
tary of boxes. Mrs, Henry fl. Brady, Chrsu-
peake City.