The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-08-08


Robert J. Grow, of Newark. Del. has
been appointed ii Rural Letter Carrier
with John s. Crow rs substitute.
A New York paper prints IN essay on
How to Live on What You've Got. But
this is Of no interest to New Workers.
The game there is to live on what the
other fellows got.
AS fall approaches and housekrcpcrS
will do some rrfurnishng. don't forget
that "Flirrlman'' of Port Deposit. will
furnish upon the hest terms any thing
You need from garnet to cellar.
Ladies' clean your kid gloves with
The Dry Cleaner" 1t is not liquid,
caves no odor, and can be used while
he glove is on the hand. For sale only
ny J. Frank Frazer. Druggist, Elkton.
Mrs. J. r. Logan. of ChnrlcStown.
was with . party of Wilmn2toniaHS who
took trolley trip from Philadelphia to
Sow York. The time WAS nine and
iuHrtrr hours. and the fare. one way.
$l.3O.
Edward II. Black. of Oxford. his
brothers Frank and Robert and their
sister Annie. of York.. are said To h" III
Il WAY to receive II fortune from their
deceased grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel KriSer. who resided in Germany.
J. NJ. BurriS. well known young
farmer living near Clayton. Del. found
four of his fine cows and IL horse dead.
La,
,iSrasr The horses head WAS sent to
the laboratory at Delaware College fo"
examination by the State BAttrliologiSt.
Mr.. Charles |. Strnglr. wife and
child of Fredericksburg. VA. are spend
Ing some time ut pippin's Hotel, in ChcS-
trrtnwn. MIR. Stcngic is representing
the Great Northern Land Company He is
the son of Rev. Adam Stcngr, Presiding
Elder of the Salisbury District. NJ. +.
Conferences.
Amos Thompson is making important
improvements to his canmrry nj Newark,
DEL Two machines. with Il packing
capacity Of forty Guns each of corn or
tomatoes per minute. will be installed.
md Few floors will he laid. Nearly
$1,000 will be spent on all the improve
mcutS contemplated.
One of the modern novrliSts. refer
my to his hero. says: His countrnancc
fell. His voice broke. His heart sank.
His hair rose. His eyes blaZed. His
words burned. His blood frozc." After
reading this one is puzzled to know
whether the hero was II plumber. II
bankrupt or Il human thermometer.
A check for 500 has been received
from President Roosevelt for Theodore
Roosevelt Signrt. the boy born to Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Sgnct. of Mckecs
port. Pa. some weeks ago. and which is
the twentieth child born to Mr.. Signct.
The money has been placed in bank to
the credit of the baby. the interest to ac
cumulatc until he is u years old.
Mr.. Lcrr Miller, residing near Fair
lee. Kent county. has Il shepherd dog that
regularly meets the rural mail carrier.
| receives Mr.. MillrrS mail mt the road
gate. and carries it to the farm house.
If in the mail there is II package too
heavy or too large to be carried in his
mouth the dog will roll the package with
his nose. covering the distance of about
2O0 yards in this manner.
| D. .hIr"" MhrklP' one Oh !h' owners
VI me water power anu n'lF'Iil2S ~ n!H
SprihG LAWN lap'r MN, near Lewis
yI'l'' "a WINE III oN'"rh' on NrdIrS-
""F' 'old 'he if'NS reporter lhal IN"
property nllN ne SOFA. y representative
of til" White Clay Creek Supply Com
many on Tunsduy WIS shown tho pron-
rlty and made nm offer for IT, If sold
| tLr power will he u.rd i'm connection
| with fine compony's electric Hrht plnpt
ur1r Newark Drl.-p;rSs.
| -'"hi H. stevens ana 'hafIS !.
HprF' wv" young men f'Slili@ near h'S-
| l'iloWh. were committed I" jan on M"h-
LAY "'@h'' l" ""Hi' h''I"'l "I inc 'rai"
| jury upon IN" chaFI' 81 causing thr
| U'ath 81 'onm Aft"i'' 10y "roWniil&' Oh
July -"'h' J. ne 'hfrr young hl'l went
OUT III row i"ai |" halhe' stevens ana
HplE hrih- @o"H swimmers "lSlorten
| themselves III "',p water WINE Antoine
| WI" 'nuI" h"l NWlh!' Rename" near Shorr
Il! Shol'oW water. M 'hr Suggestion OF