The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-28
LOCAL NEWS.

one of Jasper SCOTS, of the Fourth
district, died within the week of spinal
meningitis.
Mrs. E. M. Hess of Fair Hill, fell
in the yard at her home few days ago
booke her wrist.
The St. Thomas Cadets of Whining
ton and the Cecil County High School
eleyens lined up on the local gridlron
on Saturday in fine game in which
neither side scored.
The Cherry Hill and Providence
base ball teams played seven inning
game on Saturday on the formers
grounds with a score of to 8, the sec
ond tie of their series. The deciding
contest will be played this afternoon at
Cherry Hill.
-Cadmus Price has sold his residence
on Bow street to Reginald Constable for
$1,000, the latter having waived his lease
of the Mackey property on East Mann
street, recently purchased by Mrs. Cur
rier. who then sold it to Harry w. Pip
Din for S2350,,, the figure it cost her.
An Autumnal Social will be held in
the old church at Leeds Wednesday
evening, November l. Admission 10
and IS cents.
John {. Hindman, auct., sold for
Jane Z. Nesbitt at public sale on Satur-
dav, her house and lot situate at Colora
to Geo. E. Mccullough, for 81, $500.
The Rev. w. j. Rowan, Phi. D., of
the Presbyterian Church of Newark,
will preach in the Elkton Church, to-
morrow, Sunday in exchange with the
pastor. Services at 1890 and 7.3O. A
series of special evangelistic services IN
which the pastors and churches of Mid
dletown, Newark and Elkton will en-
gage, begin tomorrow at Newark. "A
cordial invitation to these services is
extended to everybody.
"A killing frost came hereabouts on
Saturday night and thin ice was re-
ported on Sunday morning.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has
placed orders for 20, 900 cars in addition
to the 1921 recently contracted for.
Various concerns will share in the con-
tract. The American Car and Foundry
Company will build $500 trapper cars
in Wilmington for use on the Pennsy
western and 600 box cars for its eastern
lines.
The dwelling of Thomas Elburn at
Edesville, Kent county, was completely
burned on Monday with its contents.
VIM. S. Evans, assignee, sold the
Edmondson farm in the Fifth district,
at public sale at the Court House door
on Tuesday to William j. Edmondson'
for $3.50.
The Farmers Telephone line is en-
tering Port Deposit. The exchange will
be located at S. H Friedman's.
The Elkton and Friends High
School elevens, of Wilmington, met or
the grdiron here yesterday, and the
latter won by a score of to 0.
Physicians recommend "Pepsimint,
the new granular, effervescent remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headache:
and Mental Exhaustion. Guaranteed
harmless. Pleasant to take. 10 ant
25c. Jul 2z-6n
The debt on Summit M. E. Church
has been lifted and a surplus of $50 re
mains for coal, etc. for the winter.
Special meetings are in progress
nightly at Summit M. E. Church excep
on Saturdays and Mondays.
The tournament for amateurs ar
ranged at Cecilton, will be held at l p
m. today in field of Henry Boulden's
The first prize is set of fine harness
the second plush carriage robe ant
the third a carriage whip.
The fall meeting of the Ceci
County Medical Society, held las
Thursday was well attended. DIR. Geo
l.. Hanna, of Johns Hopkins Hospita
delivered the address.
"A dog owned by Harry Kibler q
Chesapeake City, which developed symr
toms of rabies and bit several other
was killed near Town Point last week
The dog was in Elkton with its owne
the day before it went mad, and is sal
to have bitten number of canine
here.
The property of E. c. Mulheim, !
acres, near Rising Sun, has peen sol
to Alfred Burkins.
Rev. John A. Nesbitt, of Colorf
was installed as pastor of Catonsvill
Presbyterian Church, near Baltimore
on Thursday evening.
Thomas Brown has sold the dwell
ing in Coloras occupied by Harve
Davis, to Harry Dolan.
The Empire Stock Company,
strong, direct from the Bijou Theatre
Baltimore, is nilled at Elkton Oper
House for next Monday, Tuesday an