The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-26
news IN BRIEF.

the North East river.
Mrs. Rachel NJ. Cameron has pre-.
scented handsome new organ to Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Arthur Brydc has been appointed
Road Supervisor for the Seventh Flee
ton District, by tn" County commissions
ers. last week.
John \. Morgan. of Elktun. who was
recently elected Firt Lieutenant of Com
pany +, Maryland National Guards, has
-eceyed his commission.
Some loose paper on the third floor "f
the Elkon Opera House caught fire Oh
Saturday afternoon, causing considerable
excitement. No damage resulted.
A game of base ball will be played
at Chesapeake City, this Saturday after
noon, between the Chesapeake City High
School and West Nottingham teams.
While removing the storm doors AT
the residence of John :. Writ. Esq, last
Monday, Arthur Ramho mashed the
great toe of his left foot in II painful
manner.
The Democratic League of Delaware
Has duDpltil ItNblUlltHS utubuntlIS Il
suggestion that Federal Judge Gcory"
Gray become Il candidate for United
States Senator at the next session of the
Legislature.
Under the provisions of the amended
sIty charter of lIavrr de Grace. there
must be an entire new registration Of
voters for city elections The rcgiStra-
non dates are April n, ~ - and %
May ) and q.
The Town Council of Newark Del.
has elected George Murphy. Bailitl. to
succeed Officer Chalmers. Jacob Shrw
has been reelected superintendent of the
water and electric light station. and jas.
Mote. assistant superintendent.
NEGLECT MEANS DANGER
Don't neglect biliousncsS and constipa-
rion. Your health will suffer permanent
y if you do DcWitt'S Little Early
Etisers cure such caScS The best pills
They never grippe or cause nausea. J.
Frank Frazer. Elkton, Md.
Key W. W. Shaw, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church ut Port Deposit.
whose relations with his church were d~
solved at the SiXty-ioulth stated meeting
If the New Castle Prc>hyt"ry. held last
week. at Wilmington, Del, will preach
MS farewell sermon on Sunday. May II.
John Garner. Of Warwick. this
county. with a gang of carpenters. is 20
onilding the tomato cannrry in Middle
Gown. Del. The ranncry belongs to W.
T. Preston X Co.. of uayrr de Grace.
and during the blizzard of last winter. ii
and will have some rev improvements.
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Salvc finally cured me. J. Frank Frazer.
Elkton. Md
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William i. Bancroft, tho Wilmington
,hilanthropist, has offered $2J,OOo if th"
Delaware State College be- moved from
Newark to Wilmington. TIL" proposal Is
made on condition that $27I,OOO be rails
I'd by public contribution, SO rs To pro-
tide the college with adequate buildings
Mr.. Bancroft, who is II Quaker. says the
rift will be made on condition that IL"
,onng man shall be- kept out Of the col
egr who has conscientious scruplrS
against taking the military dril. \ ma