The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-23

Hay advanced last week in the Bad
timore markets from $1OO to Sl.5U pr
ton.
Charles Il. Alexander removed his
FAMILY from Elkton to Salisbury on Sat
urdtly.
Mrs. India McNeal, of Elkton, will
after this week occupy her residence III
cherry Hill.
-Woodlawn Camp will begin this year
Oh Thursday, August 4th and continue
Tor ten days.
Amos II. Brown, of Sylmur, mas been
chosen Chairman of the Prohibition
i'3prty of Cecil County.
Elmer Thompson. Ira &. Mclaughlin
and James \. wilson have been e.rctr;i
members of >ewarklS Town Council.
The cadets of ST. Johns College. III
narois. will hold their annual cncIml,-
meat this year at dorchester Beach, from
May 3l~t to June Sth.
A PIE Social" will he hcl on Thurs
dry evening, .lpri. 2Sta, by the Ladies
Site Society of E,hrnczer Il. T.. Church,
car Newark, krv. W. I. hammond,
...efror.
-tlu"ul Tomatoes are r,roltr. - Ill.,.
but more future corn has been sd! to-
.a$oa. up to the present time, t.n .t
sl..y Other similar l,l.o,. in tuv ... ;...y ,.
tIr business.
..." Is serving ~ II julYm.l ~ t.-
United States District Court ut phila-
'r,phin. is the first colored mHn from
Chester County to be thus h"u"red.
dorsey Robinson. of Queen Annc's
County. recently caught and Ei,lrl Il
hawks and three owls, the largest hawk
meaSuring Is inches from tip to tip. and
the largest owl measuring 1T inches.
--Burg,HlS entered the home of Rer-
narl Finegan, of West Chester Pa, one
night last week. and. running across Il
prckptbook containing $4.75, appropriate
ed 81 and left the balance for the owner.
PROF. Focklcr'S Sunday School Glass
realized $50 from their recent cntertain-
ment and the proceeds with cash already
in hand will cancel it's $50 share of the
.ieht on the new NJ. Il. Church at North
East.
The Peninsula Railway Company has
asked permission of the Smyrna Town
Council TO operate ana maintain trolley
inc in the town, to be completed by May
lst of next year. This line is to connect
with Aiddlctown.
The annual report of Mavor c. c.
puSey. of Havrc de Grace. shows the re-
ceipts for the year ending March 3lst, to
have been S14.34O.24. and the di>.hu1se-
mrut> $l3,3i2.9S. leaving Il balance in
the treasury of S99I.26.
The plans fer the new public Nrnool
,uildng at Oxford. Pa, have been pre-
pared by a Philadelphia architect and
+ is expected work will he commenced
shortly. The building is 10 he fine
one of brick and stone, and will he two
.'toIirS in height.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is said 10
be likely to change colors on >cmaphore
signal blades from red for danger. to
elbow, and from green. for distance. 10
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r',''i'! "'N''''-uIS",'' rs i'""' u! 'AP'il-
'''' Oh SUM- 'S'''" '''''~'
The popular opcrctta. THE Gypsy
Queen" will be presented by the pupils
of the North East High School i'll G.. A
II. HAM. on Saturday evening. April
seth, under direction of the assistant
principal, Miss Hattie Ennis, Miss Mabel
i''F "'"''''P"i'lSl' ir"c''"S l"r Scho"'
purIN'''S'
--Shad have made their appearance in
the, Su,alurharnn River. TIA, large fish
ing floats are in pn-,tjra for the >urine
hau!< of >had ANA herring. NJ large
hau,s have vet been made nnI tho catch
is mainly confined to the gillcr.. Good
ro,. ,hnlI were s,llipy nj Ilyrn Ii. Grace
''>' "''N al 80 anu :" '''''7 '''"'
A fire cnuS;nr Il loss of from $40. OOS