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

DR.. William Marshall, of Milford, Il
recent graduate of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA and of Delaware College,
Il nephew of Mrs. Manly bremen, of
Elkton. has been appointed resident ply
stefan ut Delaware Hospital. Whining
Ton. He is II son of DR.. George w. Mar
shall. State Insurance Commissioner of
Delaware. whose father WAS also ply
stefan.
DR.. Bratton was called on Monday
to dress bad cash in the leg of Doric
Foster. caused by the rcbounding of an
axe with which he was working ut Del
hcrt'N lower bUatyarl. ut Elk Landing.
Justice Boultlen ON Monday gave
James Short hearing on the charge of
being habitualy diSoricry, and after
due delihc1ntion imposed Il sentence of
two months in the House of Correction.
The ..drn on the Granville T. Lynch
farm. near Rising Sun, wits struck by
lightning one night last week and de-
Struycd with its contents.
Rev. Il. T.. Dixon. Rev. William
Jennings and Prof. Charles Scanlon. of
indianapolis, with the barley Quartette.
will be the drawing cards ut the White
mans Grove Harvest Home, near New
ark. on August 10.
The charter of the National Bank
Of Newark has been extended for twenty
years.
The June statement of the Il. X o.
Il. RS direct lines show for the year
1905 an increase in earnings of S2.6lS,
Oh. and in expenses of 1,537. III. The
net earnings for June were 1851 ,S04.
James HemphiH was fined 81 and
costs by Justice Boulder on Monday for
swearing and other diSorderly conduct
on the street on Saturday night.
John Boulden colored complained to
Justice Bouldcn that Harry Wilson. alias
''Darktown,' also colOred. had doused
him with bucket of water ut his home
on Collins avenue. on Saturday night.
Witnesses failed to identify Wilson fully
and he wslS discharged after Il hearing
on Monday night.
Miss Jeanette Goodwin. Of New
York, Il recent graduate Of the State
Normal School. North Adams, Mass,
has been chosen Il member of the faculty
Of Tome Institute. Miss Goodwin is a
cousin Of former Congressman William
NJ. McKaig. of Cumberland.
An ice cream festival for the benefit
of the Sunday Schools at Elk Mills
baldwin, will be held this evening. The
public is invited to attend.
The report that William Davidsons
barn near Bay View had been burned by
lightning, one night last week. WAS for
tnnately untrue.
The Cherry Hill base ball team held
Il festival for its benefit in the town hall
on Thursday evening, which was well
attended and continued last evening.
Miss Laura T. Curtis. matron of the
boarding department of Tome Institute,
has resigned. Miss Curtis is from Maine
and came to the Institute from MaSSa-
chuscttra last year. Her successor has
rot yet been selected.
Just try "pcpsimirt." the new granu-
lar, effervescent remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Headaches. Mental EXhaus-
ton and Stomach Disorders. Guaran-
teed harmless. Pleasant to take. 10
and DC. Jul 22-Gm
-Gc,rgc Rarn,e' ,o,orcl. was sent L.
the House of Correction by Justice Fu-
hey. of HHyrc de Grace. lat week for
initiating Jesse James in that city.
Barnes got full and treated residents to
Il street fuSilade. He encountered Isaac
Cole. oo!Drcd. and demanded S13. an
alleged debt. frDm him. on the spot. and
while the matter was adjusting Barnes
WAS pulled in. 1t it, easy for him as
the State il taxed with his keep.
Mondays Weekly Crop Bulletin says
Of Cecil county Considerable hay yet
to cut: pastures cool: corn doing finely:
some wheat in fields yet; wheat turning
fairly well; second crop of Clover grow
ing finely: oats being cut and housed but
some in >hCrk is too wet to house. T%-
tatocs. millct and gardens continue To
improve
-ChildS Sunday School will hold their
annual festival in the Hall at ChildS
Oh Thursday evening. August 3. If
stormy, the next fair evening.
Owen C. Stanley. the enterprising
blacksmith. of West Elkton, has in
stalled "A Cold Tire Shrinker, purchased
Of implement dealer q. \. NJ. Johnson,
anu H. HOW pTtpdTeu W SHIlhh NuS'i
and carriage tires while you wait.
Bishop Adams. who. by reason of
illness, was not able to be at Rev. Mr..
Gantts parish last Sunday is now well
and will be at St. Marks Sunday. July
30, at ] l a. M, and at st. Mary's. North
East, at 8 p. m. Everyone welcome. The
Bishop breaches and confirms.
Our readers will notice that Wilson,
Pugh Il Wilson have a large sale of
carriages and wagons at Oxford to-day.
1t affords a fine chance for bargains.
Attend the sale
Several members of the family of
Henry George, of Pivot Bridge, who
We're on the porch at their home, were
stunned by lightning which struck two
large trees in the yard one day last
week.
1t is feared that the concentration
of the officials and subordinates of the
Delaware Railroad in Wilmington will