The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-10-08


A fine horse owned by \. J. Mich
rncr of the Sixth district. died one day
last week from meningitis.
II. r. Tyson. manager ~f the New
ark farm. has returned flom the trotting
circuit. He won many races
A valuable COW. owned by w. X.
Bird. of Rising Sun. tor which he had
refused $50. died one day last week.
i IL. Ninyard of Warwick raised It
sweet rotat" weighing tire" pounds and
G. II. Manlovr Il beet tipping the scale
at six pounds.
A fine mare owned by Harry Rich
ards. of Middlctnwn. for which he had
recently given 500. died one night last
week from collie.
The ladies Of Salem NJ. L. Church.
near Newark. will hold an oyster supper
in the church on "Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. October 20 and 81.
Thieves tried to force an entrance
into Mrs Malonry'>, store at Theodore
one night hast week. Her repeated calls
to nrighlnrS scared off the intrudcrs.
district Elder \. g. Miller. Of the
Free Methodist Church. will preach in
Grand Army Hall. Ilavrc de- Grace, ON
"Wednesday. October T.. al 1.3O p. III.
John Taylor. of IIavrc de Grace, WAS
badly Jared and severely bruised by Il
fall of twenty feet from the inclined
,nilNroy r,t tho ir, hnuSpS nt p,rryyillr
one day last week.
"A "Rummagc Sale" will be held by
the ladies of Forest I'r. Ibytrrian Church
in Middlrt0wn. i'll the vacant store add
joining the residence of Mrs. W. II. Hou-
st0n. this evening.
r. X. Nannemnn. president of the
First National Bank of Havre de Grace,
has been elected vcc-prCsidrnt for Mary
land of the National Association of
American Bankers.
The new parsonage for Scott NJ. f.
Church, Wilmington. Rev. Il. X. Stcph
enSon. pastor. one of the finest residences
in the city, is rapidly nearing compile
ton and will be occupied shortly.
Frederick Shafts chestnut panta-
ton of 10000 trees in Lancaster was
thrown open to all the school children
last week. and this week was free to
all residents of the county.
The CheStcltown Gas Company has
been formed and the papers prepared,
the incorpnrltorS being MeSSrS. w. f.
Russell w. w. Chapman, John ID. Crie,
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One Of the large horses driven by
George W. Mnncr. of Middletown. to
the Atlantic oil wagon was among the
seven animals burned 10 death at Della
ware City Tuesday evening Of last week.
H. W. Pharo. DR.. c. {. Green and
George f. Wilson. as trustees, will man
age the new cooperative creamery at
Middctown. to be erected near the old
foundry the lumber for which has ar
rived on the ground
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Newark, which has been undergoing rX-
ten<ive repairs. is about competed. The
ladies of the Guild have had charge of
the work. Rev. Mr. Phelps. the new
rector. will occupy the pulpit next Sun
day.
~, A., MI. ,rc,,
mingS. wife of Lawson McCummingN OF
Sylmar, WIS held last week with inter
mcnt IN Bruokvcw Cemetery. Rising
Sun. Her husband II son and three
daughters survive her She was IS
wears of age
s. . e-,,o
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road by Henry Rcsslcr. of East Lam
peter township. Lancaster county for
lessrning his water supply by drawing
off the water from the creek 50 that he
cannot operate his mill.
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