The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-10-11

| week.
The Hartford County Agricultural
Fair held at Belair. last week, was II
financial success.
| National Lodge. No. 81. !. o. o. f..
of Elkton. has received aud accepted IN
invitation from North East Lodge. |. O.
O. f.. to attend their tenth anniversary
next Thursday evening. October 10Th.
The annual convention of the Will
mingt"n District Of the Epworth League
will be held at Rising Sun. on next
Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Emma +.
| IaineS will make the address of vel
come.
| + +. button. one of the proprictors
of the Wilmington Business School. was
an Elkton visitor on Saturday. and call
ed ut the Cecil Wing" office His school
has quite II number of pupils from Cecil
| county. He reports that the school at
tendance this year is double what it was
| last.
The residents of Rock Hall. the large
Clustering village on the Chesapeake Bay.
have been forced by the coal famine to
replcnish their fuel supply from the
hundreds of cords of logs. SparS ana drift
material along the Bay shore. The wood
has been hauled and carefully stored
| away for winter use.
| The Board of Bishops of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church will have their
annual meeting in Wilmington. Del.
commencing October 18th. and continu-
ing four days. to discuss affairs of the
| ,lrr,.l nnI Ia, Fan Ia, h.th,1;..,
| Conferences To be held throughout the
country early next year
-Benjamin Johnson. II veteran among
| Eastern Shore horSrmcn. died ut his
home. in Millington. Kent county. aged
40 wears. last week. He WAS not only Il
horsrman himself. but all of his SONS be-
came prominent III the local horse world.
| Mr.. Johnson drove "StonewalI' in his
first and notabl" victory over Jennie
| Moore"
| FORTY YEARS TORTURE.-To be
relieved from torturing disease after
forty years torture might well cause the
gratitude of any one. That is what De
| Wits Witch Hazel Salvc did for C.
Haney. Geneva. o. He says: "DcWitts
| Witch Hazel Salvc cured me of piles
after | had suffered 10 years" Cures
cuts. burns. wounds. skin diseases Be
ware Of coumtcrfcits. j. Frank Frazer
Elkton. Md.
The Christian Endrayorers in Cecil
| county are preparing for their Annual
Convention to be held in Baltimore. on
October 3Oth and 3lst, and they hope to
show Il larger registration from this
county this year than they have ever had
before. Many interesting features have
been prepared by the Convention Com
lnitter in the way of special conferences
for the general advancement of Christ
ian Endcavor work in Maryland. At this
conference the delegates may learn of
many new and approved methods and
plans Of work that they may take home
and apply in their own local societies
Then too the great mass meetings held
in Music Hall. Bnltimorc's largest audi
toriUn. are an inspiration in themselves
having an attendance of quite 300. and
being addressed by the best speakers
that can be secured in the United States.
Special transportation rates are offered
from this section that all who desire may
hav" an opportunity to attend the Con
ventiOn ut little cost,
THE WORST FORM-Multitudcs
are singing the praises of Nodol, tn" new
discovery which is making so many sick
people well. and weak people strong, by
digesting what they eat, by cleansing
and swcctcning the stomach. and by
transforming their food into the kind of
pure. rich. red blood that makes You feel
good all over. Mrs. Crantill. of Troy.
/. T.. wrteS:--For Il number of years |
was troubled with Indigestion and dyS-
pepSa. which grew into the worst form.
Finally | was induced to use kodol and
after using four bottles. | am entirely
cured. | heartily recommend kodol to
all sufferers from Indigestion and dyS-
pcpsia. Take a dose after meals. 1t
dgests what you eat. J. Frank Frazer,
Elkton. Md.
In the joint primary election of the
Regular and Union Republicans of New
Castle county. held Oh Saturday. the
Addicks faction secured twelve of the
nineteen candidates nominated for the
Legislature. \ large majority of the
Addicks nominees, however, are in
doubtful or Democratic districts, while
the strength of the Regulars on the ticket
is about the same as it was two years
ago. If there is much cutting of the
ticket in November Addicks will reap
little benefit from securing the nomina'
tons of last Saturday. In Wilmington,
the situation is stand-off, for, while the
Addickstes gained James w. Robertson
as a Senator to succeed Samuel n. Knox
the Regulars secured John Bancroft, who
will take Robertson's place. The sur
prise of the day was the way in which
Addicks failed to nominate State Sena,
tor from his own district, the Third
Money was used freely in some of the
districts. Various means We're employed
to get votes for legislative candidates
and perhaps the most significant develop
mcnt of the day was an announcement
Of William Michael Byrne's probable
candidacy for the United States Senate
with Addicks. This was made in n cir
cular letter signed "a Catholic Unior
Republican" asking support for Robert
Casey, James Kitchen, Erwin f. Phil
lips, Frank Corbit, William Lawton
James Wrightington, James w. Robert