The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-16

District.
Walter H. Boulder has bought VIM.
II. McAllster's PAGER ''Zu-Zu."
County Treasurer Holm collected
SD ,321 60 in taxes during December.
1t is thought that the new Trinity
Parish House will be ready for use next
month.
Joel Carter, of Rising Sun. fell into
his ice house ana broke his arm ore day
recently.
Many birds are reported to have
died from exposure or starvation during
the recent cold spell.
The State Farmers Institute meets
at Rising Sum, on Monday and Tuesday,
the 10Th and 26th insts
-Ro.scbank and Whitc Oak Schools
We're given new flags last week by BAN
ncr Council, o. l. \. NJ. of Calvert.
--S2.G52.G7 for white. and S755.59 for
colorcd schools is Cccil'S share of the
quarterly distribution OF the school fund.
w. ID. Irwin. of Lombard. HAS found
his carriage house ii perfect cold storage
! room for II beef which he killed seven
weeks ago.
Efforts are making to have the road
from Caltcr'N Mill to the Elkton--Fair
Hill road. clo$ed since the Il. X o. was
built, rc-opcneh.
The Society of the War of 1872 will
ask the Legislature for $4,000 for a
monument at North Point On the Pat
Npsco. near Baltimore.
Cecil County gets one appointment
in the new Legislature. James G. Me
Caulcy, of Leeds. being appointed page
in the House of Delegates.
The Misses Florence and Louise
Warrington. of Rising Sun. were over
come by coal gpls one night this week.
ami felt the effects for several days.
J. Nelson Black. Perry X. Barnes,
Charles u. Cooper. J. NJ. IIcvcrin and
John Il. Graham We're elected Town
commissioners of ChnrlcStown on Tues
day
The postponed Christmas exercises
ut Trinity Church wrlr hrld on Sunday
evening. TN" carols We're well sung. and
a large cuuyrrgutim rni,yrl the pfo-
gram.
The Kenmore Paper Mills at Prov
idrncr, ;rc now supplied with two new
cutting machines to cut paper in sheets
after ii ha< Imrs>,l through the super
calendars
lTw,rty-two ice huu%rS along The Sis
ourlyluu; River have been filled with
If inch ice by the American leo Com
pJuy. Six hundred men were ,.mulayrd
for the work.
ne '''" "''''""'" ''E'' H''' i'Hl"S
the hGq>pmCu of thut section of the
county have. haon rutting their steamers
to thcir best raccS.
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One of the largest barguS ever built
nj Elk Landing. is HOW on the stocks for
Dempsey X Sons. ut philadcll,hicl. The
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A project is m0otcl to connect Lam
caster CITY by trolley with Calrrain and
Little Britain. The line will connect
with another route /, Oxford. The Cole
rain line might eventually follow the
SuSullchama Ia Port Deposit and Perry
Two coIorcd toughs, John Evans and
Charles Askins, tried TO enter several
houses in Middletown, Del. while loaded
with rcd eye Editor Freeman, OF tho
New Era met them at his house with
a loaded revolver, and they made off,
but were latter "verlauled nn'. sent to
the Workhousr on several charges.
Tho pr,.hrtorv az Nav. 1,u.tIo inf :,
Spec'ai mrr'ihG' hela Oh hrluaS' III w IL
mlilS'"l' DEI'' uiSSo!Ntu ,'ir pastoral ~
IatioilS, ni rev. ~ i. Hlalll. Oh lhe l'eia-
ware 'ltE 'hurrh. heN. Mt. SuaiNi sOtS