The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-17
news IN BRIEF.

Election Day two weeks from Tues
day.
The go acre farm of Mrs. Emmn Z.
Ceilings located in Elk Neck. was offer
ed at public sale ut the Court House
door. on Wednesday and withdrawn Oh
a bid Of $4,000,
If YOU have catalrh. rheumatism,
kidney trouble. or any disease caused by
impurities in the blood. take Rhcuma-
eide. This wonderful remedy destroys
the root of the disease. At Druggists.
The Pennsylvania Railroad manage
mcnt has ordered an poltcrS and like em-
poyeA of the company to wear the regu-
lation uniform. This covers II number of
men hitherto not required TO be 80
clothed.
CHERRY Hill Council No 10. o. L. \.
NJ. will attend divine services at the
Cherry Hill NJ. f. Church on Sunday
morning. October 18th. 1903, nj 1890
O'clock Meet at the Council Chamber
at 10 O'Clock. BY order Of the COun-
cilor.
A foot ball eleven composed of the
undoubtedly good material offered by
Company f. First Regiment, Nj. \. g.,
is talked of which would challenge and
meet teams from rival commands for the
championship of the State among the
bold soldier boys.
A valuable Young colt owned by John
Gordon. carctaker ut the Elkt"n Far
Grounds, while jumping Il fence or Sat
nlrlHy evening was imPaIcd on the pick
cts The animal WAS terribly wounded
and ran quite a distance after being hurt
falling dead in the track circle The colt
wHS quite Il fine one, and its owner feels
its loss.
j. II. Sloan. proprietor Of the Elkt0n
Marble Works. erected in Bay View
Cemetery this week to the memory of
Joseph Taggard Reed. Il handsome
Quincy Granite Sarcophagu$ monument,
also am enclosure. the pests of which are
of Quincy Granite. with galvanized rail
ingS. This enclosure is II new style of
Mr.. Sloan'S original idea.
With her shoulder diSlocated, and
badly bruised by u fail down the cellar
steps ut her home, near Rising Sun,
while she Was alone. one day last week.
Miss Elizabeth BriScoc pluckily stood mt
a window for several hours watching for
the passing of some one whom she c'slId
send for IL doctor. Help finally reached
her and Sh, is recovering from her III
juries. .i !
1t WAS Rev. r. II. Hoover who mar
RED Miss Anna W. Jurgenson and Mr.
George \. McClntock, of Baltimore last
week. The couple found Pcrlyville II
4
ton although the groom came here the
previous day and got the all important
license. Rev. Dr. Martindale was cred
tied with having tied the nuptial knot for
the impatient pair by misinfOrmed Bal
tOmore reporter.
While ducking with comrades on the
North East river, near CharleStown, on
Friday afternoon, last week, Lyman
Sharp aged % years. who was reaching
for duck. which he had shot, over
turned the boat. throwing the party into
the river Young Sharp sank and was
drowned His companions chung to the
upturned boat and were finally rescued
The sad news was wired to Young
Sha1D'S parents at CI'um Lynne, Pa,
and efforts were. made to recover the
body.
-Mc$slS William Gisriel. ID. W. Miles
and Frank Higgins. Prohibition State
Can'litlAtes. have filed "a petition for a
writ of mandamuS in the Circuit Court
az Annapolis commanding Secretary of
State Bateman to certify their nominal
tions to the election supervisors through
out the State 10 that their names may
be placed upon the official ballot at the
coming election. The papers of the petit
TONERS failed to REACH Mr.. Bateman be-
fore the time limit expired, and he ne
fused to certify their nominations. Mr..
Bateman was given until yesterday to
die his answer to the petition.