The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-09-12

| aleu WIFI inc W est T'oN' independents
| Miss Emma T.. Wilson has sold her
millinery business in Rising sun to Miss
Mccoy. of Delta, Pa.
| Roman Tammany. formerly of Elk
ton and Havrc de Grace, is principal of
Newark. Del, public schools.
odd Folks" Day will be celebrated
in Principio VI. +. Church, tomorrow,
Sunday. the 18th. ut 1870 a. III.
| -Forty-srven dollars was realized by
the ladies of st. Andrews Church. An
dora. ut their recent rummage sale.
Albert Cunningham, of Haines Sta
ton. caught Il sturgeon weighing 22I
! pounds in the SuSquehanna recently.
| Thousands of people have been cured
of rheumatism by taking Rhemacide.
Have you tried it ? Positively does not
iniure, but benefits the organs of digest
ion. At Druggists
| -Guy ChilluS. who was kicked in the
head by Il fractions horse. near Newark,
Del. two weeks ago. has recovered sutii-
GENTLY to leave the hospital in Whining
ton. where his skull was trephined hy
the surgeons in charge.
The 10 p. M. train from philadel-
phia for Wilmington was sides wiped by
II freight near Chester, ON Monday light.
| The windows in one of the cars were
shattered and the woodwork was splint-
cred. Glass fell among the passengers,
but nobody was hurt.
The T.. Il. n W. Railroads automa-
>; L.,
order between Philadelphia and VIII
mington. The poles have been erected
between Wilmington and Mo"rcS Station
and will shortly be set up between that
point and Philadelphia.
| -ElktOu'S pleasure fleet was increased
this week. by the 22-foot naphtha launch
May" which William $. Evans, Esq,
purchased from Mr.. Jacob Davis Of
IIavrc de Grace. Mr.. Davis brought her
from Havrr de Grace to Elkton on We'd
ncSday, Il distance of thirty miles in four
hours.
| lightning on Saturday. struck the
barn ON the farm of Mrs. Rrhecca IIainrs
near Rising sun. and burned it to the
ground \ valuable horse. two calves.
machinery. several tons of phosphate.
with most of the seasons crops We're
consumed. There WAS Il partial ilsur-
anc" Oh the barn and contents.
| III ~ 81 i''"S, "nose stay WIN Ms
SISTER III New i'oh""il' ia.' was recently
noted mas HHii'" WIN MS niece MISS
lorenzo d. way Vi 'h"' NII,aGr' from
New "fN Tor MS nome Ill iariS. lie
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l. II.
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throuyh her son.in-lnw II. NJ. Brown. of
Chestcrtowu, thc fine roir of hay coach
horses owned bv Walter r. Morris. of
Kent comfy, The horses are said 70 hr
we'll matched, gentle and will weigh over
100 nouuds eorh Thrv tonE riizns nj
1.-The chichester Fair and are rncEoncd adj
mirahIr for family use,
All day meeting at Perryville VI. f.
sn,yicr. will IA. rs fuIInyvs .-Cormnuc.
ing ut $40 4. M. with PRAYER Meeting.
Lave trust nj 33r u. m. ureochin., NJ
1910 :. M. and 7nU n. m hy Rev q
H.. Shntrrr. who woS rostur of Charles
town Cirruit in 1880. and orronizrd thp
first Methodist Society in pcrryyille,
w. j. Miller who last week purchaS-
ed the Elktom Stock Farm ut Sheriff
Sale. it is stated. on Saturday, sold tn,
property ON private terms to IL. r.
iI,vou lis recent owner The deal was
made i'm New York II is said thot Mr.
Etchrs has purchased fifteen yrorIiuc
uuuiur horses and will ounrorr the farm
on Il large scale.
The ten days meeting of Latter Day
Saints held NJ Baldwin, closed on sun
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