The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-07-30

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An eighteen inch shad Wits caught in
Il Seine in the GumpowdCr river one day
recently
But >cvon tickets were sold at RiS-
ing sun laht week for the railroad eX-
culston to COLCHESTER ANA few ut Oxford.
-EfforS are making to organize II
ford. to Use track on the Fair Grounds
mt THAT place.
Mrs. Mary Shade. of Rising sun, is
the prS>C<Eor of two live glmstShoppeIS,
Erarly aH large a> Sparlows, sent her
by 81 relative from Florida.
Material for the commencement of the
work on the new T.. b. X W. railroad
bridge is arriving On the ground mt Per-
lyvillr and actual work is about to be-
gin.
In moving the steam saw mill Of
John Herr from Principle to II timber
tract on the Timothy IIaincs farm. Lam
caster county. Il few days ago, the en-
ginc WIS upset and badly broken.
The Second Annual Tournament Mt
Forest Hill. will be held on Wcdncs-
dav. August 3D.. Cash prizes will he
given to the >mccrSSful KNIGHTS and
l''''Hi"h' SPEAKERS VIII "eIlNer inc i'u-
"''SN'>
Two bids. each for more than S33.-
UGO. were mamr for the Cout House
cost Of which is fixed by llw mt SO 900
New bids will be asked for by the com
MISSION Ill clr'rG' "l Iie "o'N'
George Dale. of WiliStown. Pa,
will build the new bridge over the Little
Elk al Shnru,rSI Mills for S1tiO The
bridge will be 81 feet between the adult
merits. II feet roadway. constructed of
oak. Stone ubutmcntN ami guar,iwallS.
~
past thirtv-fvc wears has been Il super
visor an the F., b. X w. Railroad, be-
tween Uavre de Grace and Rnltimnrt
died at his home in Baltimore GA the 18th
inst. of Bright'S liScnSp aged ~ wears
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ihe l"',er;'i vi MIS- M'rl'' - VAN
SUM- NnS hel" Oh H''ui'faH lI"iil Ihe
l n"'.r vi -. i,er SoLl, - - '"iHS.ir'' "'
Friends Ruryinr Grglnl thpro Mrs
NmnSaLt died on the 10Th inst. aged 50
years.
w. ,,
o~'url'e l. 'r.'o''' 'o"i''cl OF
,ie h"'i" Oh county commissioners on
''"I.''''"rr county, iE'S gwen ,h ol''Iloh
H'"'''pS 'n"' .'ie '>li"cI'''Ner nS'h la"
WIS ''&"i'uti'hal' anu 'ii't tile onh'E
o'i'iii'EHl"iI' ~ Sii"nIl "t 'hTcc make APP
u o.SAa l-piEe n. "t r. held IL ie~tl-
va! n'V'er !, mrg" rent 'herr i'lAt night
yhlch VIII De continued tonight n top
nn@sE' SET OF carnage HARNESS., hreech
'"""llS gun ANA SET "i USh'~ VIII De
aWiineu I" the successful cairi1uateS'
\ "'''t' Oh music WIN De III '"t"h'''i'c'
To- ''''l''h the "cci'>l"ii'
Oscar Saunders. while swimming
WIN "lh'f BOYS i'll 'NhFehi'h " Hogan :
hSh Nil'G> III hiNie he TRACE "Ae DAY
iaS' "'ch, l'ai'"NIE e>o"pri hlo"inhG.
iiar'E Jerry went I" ms alh ANA caught
nam Us NJ WIS com. "'Wh HIS flN' tiilie
""' 'oN' HES hoi'i, Inc nN GraS1''u MS
,''' u'r around IN" waist hnNu WAS "N-
nr"E''" Wh'f drought ashore.
Peach yrow,rs in South Jersey are
clatcd Mt the pro<,,rcts of n good crnp
4 fruit dealer after {, WEEKS tour over
n'nem county siMu that the trees are
III ''liE i'uei'. me steamer '1tE OF
HaECii hl"n@h' "'"" '"aKtt~ 7" salem
On "''"I'','! from ,ilef'',Pei'ke ,ltE' Mh.'
10 pe use" IN Sllplnlf" from inns S'Ttloh'
illl~ Is 'iie far2'$' "arg" OF haSkttS ever
drought ''i're'
w. Reese Parker has been pronted
letters of administration anon the ns-
fate of the late II G. DcVolinper Of
Mild.etown, The personality is valued
at 81 900. and there has, been som. Eti