The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08

talked of in Havre de Grace.
Wheat fields are generally looking
WELL and it looks as if there would be n
good set of grass.
r. c. Larzalcre has begun serving
ice in North East. having purchased the
business of c. II. +. Mearns.
LEROY. son of Senator ID. c. Rose.
of Newark. is reported critically i'll with
Il complication of diseases.
There is rumor of n new trolley line
from Philadelphia to and through Will
mington to be built shortly.
There is talk of erecting building
opposite he Junior School in Port De-
Band.
Former Congressman Isaac \. Barr
Der. of Talbot county. has been advised
by his physician to retire entirely from
politics.
housewives are now having their
innings ut spring cleaning. and male
folks are haniShcd or are sitting down
away back.
A new bakery will be conducted in
the building recently occupied by $. II.
Friedman. in Port Deposit. by j. G..
Zeiglcr. Of Rising Sun.
The ladies of Porter'S Grove NJ. +.
Church will hold Il supper on next
Wednesday evening. Proceeds for pas
tors benefit. Tickets, p cents.
w. G. Cullcy has had the founda-
tionS laid for "a fine new dwcling. 3OX32
feet. to be erect on Fountain street,
Havrc de Grace. and fitted with modern
equipments.
Mr. Benjamin +. Hall and Miss
Mary +. Allen were married on the Dist
inst mt st. Mary'S rcctVry. North East
by Rev J. Gibson Can't. They will re-
side in North East.
A mare owned by O. II. Currier was
hired at J. NJ. Camcron's livery, in Havre
de Grace and driven to Bel Air. where it
died enc night last week. The animal
was valued ut $500.
The directors Of the Hartford Agri-
cultural Society have reelected John G..
Rouse, President; w. $. Farwood, Vice
Presidents; J. w. McNahb. Secretary:
Il. Harry Webster. Treasurer.
Hon. Stevenson \. Williams, of Bel
Air. has been appointed by Governor
Warticld us amembcr of the Commission
to promote uniformity Of Legislation by
the several States of the Union.
A large sectional Gem" boiler will
be Stalcd mt the Deer Park Hotel at
Newark, and radiators will be placed
in the third story rooms also. l.. Il.
Jacobs has charge of the work.
1t is thought that 6pcr ton for to-
matocS will not tempt many planters in
Kent county and that few of the cam
nCricS there will be worked this season.
unless II speedy compromise is arranged.
The Spencer House in Hovrc de
Grace has changed hands, Nicholas
Dandrc. of Wilmington. Del. having
purchased the interest of Clifford Chea-
dies. The new lessee will change its
Lclmc to the N. Dandrc Hotel
W Hiram II. li"gg, for twelve years
President Of the Oxford f'hr ASS"cla-
ton. died at his residence III Coleralnc
township. Lancaster county. on tn" 80
nit. aged 90 years lnt"rment was made
in Colcrainc Presbyterian cemetery.
-Rnv r X Stn,hrr.,u wos rivru q
hearty welcome upon his return To the
II
pastoral" of Scott NJ. +. Church. Will
mlhEt"n' for third term. Several CON
glalulat1rE addresses were made. the
popular pastor happily responding.
Tho Cclumbio 4, PORT Derosit Rail-
roads stotions ot CresynlI Sch,uck..
Ferry and safe Uorbor have been dis
c,,tirurd nnndiu~ rho cnmulrt;ou nf thn
blasting work "l the new low grade
freight line. 1t les said there Will he
but few blasts Required
Tho Lewis urnnrrtv known os
"Rlnnr,shurv'' much Of which * laid
down mron thn ci,y Mat Of IIovrc do
G,,ro - lr,.in of v.birh 30 ocros in ox-
toni thr p r. e. " r r wishes to
rnvo n,udnlrrnl far its ,;uht cf way is
.,il +, hn bnIL ot $40 ooo Inv thn hnirs
-Ihc telegraph offices at several sta
mcrn to NInhou,rn Mills vnro ia bo dis.
continued ON ANIL +oIonhono sorvico
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