The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05

III tlHNIC q" 'fdct.
Two Mexican students. have mntric-
ulotvd ut Jacob Tome Institute.
Frank Mason. of ChrStcrtown. i.'
showing III pound Kirfrr pear.
Tome Institute is to have Il new
skating pond 3225xl25 and ; #. deep.
Foxes are plentiful along the Octo-
lArH and are Iai'ling rcnStS extensively.
A lodge of Red Men has been insti-
tutcd ut Level with thirty charter mem
hers.
j. Moore, Il colorrd hoy. is i'll with
smallpox ut Aberdeen. His home is
qWarantincd.
One of Thomas Kinks horS,E died
at Rising Sun recently after Il day or
two of sickness.
Oxford will vote on Tuesday on
proposed loan Of 100000 for an improv-
cd waiter supply.
A Camp of Modern Woodmen with
thirtyfve members has been organized
at Havre de Grace
The City Council of Havrc de Grace
has PASSED the ordinance authorizing the
$4,000 sewerage bond issue.
Former Coroner John l.. Prick, of
Newark, has been appointed Constable
for White Clay Creek hundred.
An institute for the schools of Elk.
London, Britain and Franklin townships,
will be held on February 10-11 next.
Hooper. Hannah 4 Co. have moved
their machinery and hands from Broad
Greek to new clay pits at Bacon Hill.
Mr.. Whitaker, of Principle Furnace,
has ordered Il 3S foot launch from the
de Grace.
Fred Hoch is held ut West Chester,
charged with stealing two horses from
James Allen, of Upper Oxford. on Sep
TENDER II.
A hazar will he held in Temperance
Hall. Level, by the ladies of the churches
composing SuHquehanua Circuit Novcm-
Der 1919.
A negro named Carter was shot in
the leg in Il quarrel at the Pcnnnck
Brown place, ut Kcmblcvllc. one day
last week.
burglars made an unsuccessful at
tempt to enter the residence of K. e.
Hopkins ut Port D"lm>i1 about midnight
Oh Tuesday.
Kingston Parish. Matthews county.
VA. has extended 81 call to Rev. Giles
H. trpk". former rector uf st. Mary'$
Church. North East.
The tug Champlin lowed the first
cpli>Hnn for the new railroad bridge piers
from ll"ppcT's wharf. IIavrc dr Grace.
to Pcrryvillc. last Friday.
-Rcv. J. l.. Polk and family were
expected 10 occupy West Nottingham
ManSc on Tuesday. He will be INSTALL
ed lis pastor on November II.
-Chcsapeakc Council, -. of L.. of
lIavre de Grace. will continue its "y<-
ter supper and festival this evening in
the Clinton Jones store room.
Capt. \. Wooiall. of Georgetown.
has bought many bushels of grain from
neighbrring farmers. shipments of which
are made from Fox Hole by boat
"a 'Hi'ht anu NaNltl supper Will Dt
held by the Willing Workers of Tome
NJ. f. Church, Port Deposit in the
Guild Hall on next Friday evening.
;-Rt. Rev. Bishop W. +. Adams
preached at st. Marks Chapel, Perry
vile, and st. Mary'S Church. North
East, yesterday afternoon ana evening.
The Seton Hall eleven which out
weighed the Delaware College team 30
pounds per man. defeated the latter 2G
to 0 at South Orange, \. j.. on Satur-
day.
A little daughter of Clarence Alex
ander of the Sixth district. cut deep
cash in her wrist by its contact with an
axe in a fall while ut play. one day last
week
-George b. Johnston. of Oxford. has
bought the hotel property at Oak Hill.
Lancaster county. recently sold by W.
j. Adams to David Charles for 50, 800.
for 10000.
The Hartford House and three ground
rents in Havre de Grace recently offered
ut public sale by s. A. and f. Il. Will
liIms. trustees. were withdrawn for lack
or sufficient bids.
One of Charles ]. Bayard'S livery
horses frightened by a train smashed the
safety gates at North East one day last
week, escaping the train but cutting it's
legs on the gate irons.
Richard VI. Bryan. of Rock Hail.
has lost eight and W. II. Hurlock, OF
kenncdyvile five horses this year. de-
spite the treatment of veterinarians,
from II malignant malaGy.
The Democrats of the Sixth district.
held Il rally at Rising Sun on Saturday
night. Omar ID. CrotherS. Howard Bry-
ant and Jacob q. Schonfaib,r. of Bal
timorr, were the speakers.
Eight thousand nine hundred ana
twenty-one dollars and forty-five cents
was paid out on the p, Il. Il w. r. X.
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Relief AS
ISOLATION during September.
General Superintendent Edward +.
Brooks, and Division Superintendent W.
n Barnard. with other officials inspect
ed the Maryland Division F., Il. 4 w.
r. II. one day hl>t week.
Edgar Boyd. of IIavrc de Grace. IA