The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-03

1ingham Presbyterian Church
The pupils Of Red Toad School. near
North East, will hold Il Festival on Fri
day. the 9th of October. Proceeds for
the school.
"A runaway horse hitched to a rake
knocked dawn Samuel Bye. of the Fourth
District. one day recently. He was cut
and bruised considerably.
The Elkton Cornet Band is ready for
;le campaign. having had twice Il week
reh~arSIlS for some time past under its
capable leader. John NJ. Dunbar.
Several Cecil County High School
hoyS-Charl Blake. Julian Smith. Jos
cph Perkins and Scruch Kimhle have
entered at Delaware College this term.
Applications for admission to Jacob
Tome Institute ut its opening last week
overtaXed its capacity. Seventy-two can
didatcs were refused i'll the Junior De
partment.
Secretary Moody opened the Repuh
lcan campaign in Massachusetts yc<tcr-
day. His name however. doesn't Sug-
Republicans.
Mrs. &. W. Gltndemling. of Phila-
dc phia. is the new manager of the Jacob
Tome Institute Inn. Miss Virginia YAM
nrman succeeds Miss Abrlhams. who has
resigned aS secretary.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with
The Dry Cleaner" 1t is not liquid,
caves no odor, and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
~ J. Frank Frazer. Druggist, Elkton.
A Lawn Fete for the benefit of the
Silver Cross Home ut Port Deposit. will
he held on the grounds of the Home, now
lighted by electricity. Oh Thursday. Octo-
her Sth. from 3 to 9 p. N. Admission
10 cents.
Rev. \. $. Mowhray. d. d.. of Port
Deposit. will cntertain the people of
Hopcwcll NJ. f. C,urch ON Friday night.
October 9th. at ha!f-paSt seven O'Clock.
\ silver offering ut the door for the benp
tit of the Ladies Aid Society will he APP
pr"catcd.
1t is said THAT there is ITO prospect of
any material advance in the prices of
canned tomatoes. and ii is likely that
Gamers will have Il large amount of
stock to carry over. Corn prices are ris-
ing amd the pack is said to be Shorter
than usual.
REV. Mr.. Jones. father of the pastor.
and Rev. W. ~. Greenfield. of Perry
Vile. will preach the sermons. the former
i'll the morning, and the latter III the
evening. at the Harvest Home service to
he held in Mt. Pleasant Church near
Courn. tomorrow. Sunday.
The Festival held in the Hall at
Cherry Hill. on Saturday evening. the
10th inst. was Wen attended. $3.50 be-
ing realized, which will he expended i'll
supplying gasoline for the street lamps.
The committee thanks all who in any
way contributed to the success of the
Festival.
FORREST Crozicr, Il prominent young
farmer of ChriStiana Hundred. Del. WAS
crushed to death under an overturning
cart while ut work on his farm. one day
last week. OLp of the wheel hubs had
him pinned 10 the earth when he was
found dead by Il nrighhor'S son. He
leaves Il widow.
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posed improvement of the Rising Sun
Pennington road from the quarry ON the
farm of William NJ. Pogur. near the
former place has been abandoned. 1t
was found that the cost Of getting out
the stone even if enough could hr sup
piled would not warrant working the
QUARRY.
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Brown shouts for Grover Cleveland us
the Democratic Candidate for President.
while if reports he true. President ROoS"-
Welt declined to attend the installation
ceremonies of the New York City oil
lrgr. because Grover Cleveland was to
he one of TIN" speakers.
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