The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-29

tiers of the road, if the employees are
forced 10 reside in the city. Many of
the officials and clerks have homes in
Clayton which a change of residence
would force them to- sell.
Presiding EldcrMowblsy will preach
at Summit Bridge NJ. Z. Church tomor-
row afternoon. at ; o'clock.
-MeSsrs. +. +. Price and Henry Vim
singer will speak at the Twilight SER
vices at Elkton NJ. f. Church tomorrow
upon their impressions and observations
at the recent Epworth League Conven-
ton in Denver which they attended.
Physicians recommend "Pepsimint,"
the new granular. cffervescent remedy
for Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Headaches
and Mental Exhaustion. Guaranteed
harmless. Pleasant to take. 10 and
DC. Jul % Gm
Mr.. Frank Mcbride. carriage painter
of Philadelphia. has taken the paint
shops of II. $. Price at Principio. where
h" is now busy Painting a numerous lot
of carriages.
Our former lowtownSman Mr..
Geo. w. Taylor. recently of Zion. has
'lFF'INlslltl illH'Ntll Win inc ON tSluD-
liShel firm of Rayard. Son n Co... No.
II f. Camden street. Baltimore. General
Commission Merchants. He SolicitS con-
Signmcnt$ of poultry and I'LL kinds of
farm products from his Cecil friends, on
which prompt returns will he made
-Wmk WIS begun by Braun Il Stew
ant. the contractors. upon the temporary
T., Il. 4 W. IL. r. station in Whining
ton on Monday. 1t will likely be finish
"l i'll two weeks when the present
French street station will he torn down
and work "n the new permanent Struc-
turc will hrgin.
-G,,rgc Clark. infant ,pn of Thomas
NJ and Rachel Heath, d:sl at the home
Of his parents at Baldwin, ~ Friday last
Of cholera infantum. age months.
-C;nvernor Wartirld 81 Thursday APP
pointed Mrs. Anna Irnki; l notary pub
lie ut Rising Sun.
John Clark. of CJkrSl NY. near Pert
Deposit. was given Il year in the House
IF Correction by Justice HARDWOOD one
day this week for beating his wife on the
public road. Jim Clark. his father. was
held for Court charged with resisting
Officer Barrett. while arrcsting John.
The team of Leslie Reynolds of War
wick. WAS stolen in Middletown on Sat
urr'ay night. 1t was found later turned
los" on the road near Warwick
DR.. II. L. Clemson w;lS called last
Friday to treat Joseph PoiSt. Of Port
Deposit. who severed an artery in his
hand while cutting meat.
The Port Deposit Base Ball Club
realized so from their festival held last
Frcay evening.
The Rowland Manufacturing Com
pany'S plant at Port Deposit. was shut
down on Monday morning owing to the
breaking Of some machinery.
The Delaware National Guard broke
camp on the Morrow farm near Newark
ON Saturday. Fully 1000 people wit
messed the sham battle last Thursday.
Banner Council. o. L. a. NJ. of
Calvert. gave Il treat To- its friends last
Friday evening.
Sig Sautclle and Welsh Bros COM
bined shows will appear in Oxford on
Wednesday with Il street parade at 10
o'clock.
The two new - ton locomotives for
the Lancaster. Oxford n S,lthcrn. built
at the Baldwin Works. have arrived at
Oxford.
Samuel +. Whitcside. aged %. was
found dead in Il field on his farm in low
cr Oxford one day last week. beside one
of his cows. which he had gone to drive
home for milking Death was due to
npoplrXy.
-childrrn'> Day services at Rowland
willie NJ. II. Church on sunday evening
were interesting and largely attended.
-R"v. Thomas &. Kopntz. pastor Of
Little Britain Presbyterian Church. has
accepted Il call to Westminster Church.
Baltimore.
Cecil Paper Mill on the Octorlro
shut dtwn on Saturday night for repairs
Rev. W. \. Coalc rector of st. Ste
phen'S Church. EnrIcville. will hold SER
vices in the Church of the Good Shep-
herd in Che lreake City tomorrow even
ing.
The peach crop If kcnt county will
lHT'IN fA'ttl li.'"'J l'aSh'IS. Dllt-1tlltn
q that Of last year.
The first PENNSYLVANIA rail- ,ld tX-
curSon to dorchester was run Dn Wed
no. lay. Alour 500 passengers were on
the boat. F'ifty-ninc tickets were sold
ut Elkton.
The funeral Of Mrs. Stephen Ham
mond. Il wcl-known and respected col
crel woman. Of Elkton. who died last
Friday at her home nn East High street
was held in Wilmington where ntcrmcnt
was made. \ large number of the DrltI-
cutters of Ruth attended.
The average yield of wheat in the
county is about - bushels to the acre.
A New Castle. Del. hoy is charged
with stealing gasoline from Rcehc n
Sore l"at builders "a the fumes of
which he and his comrades would get
drunk
-Havrc de Grace has ordered 4OO, 900
bushels of oyster shells to be spread on
its streets.
$. T.. Clayton. of Rising Sun. re-
Gently caught n 30 pound snapper in
Furnace creek. near Principle.