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

"A new pavement Is BENG lana on the
North side of Main street from the Lef-
fer properties next to cartridges Hill
to the corner of Bridge street.
1t is stated that no river and harbor
bill will be introduced at the coming ses-
sion of Congress. The Chief of Engi
neers will make no estimates save for
continuing improvement.
Horton.-At Southampton, Pa, Octo-
Der 2, Isabella Allen, daughter of Allen
Il. and Mary Mccormick Horton, of
3342 n. Park avenue, Philadelphia, aged
10 months. 1nterment, West Noting
ham, Nd, wednesday.
Physicians recommend "Pepsmint,"
the new granular effervescent remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headaches
and Mental Exhaustion. Guaranteed
harmless. Pleasant to take. 10 and
25c. Jul 22-6m
The ministers of the Wilmington Dis
trict African NJ. Il. Conference mt a re-
preamble denouncing the Poe Amend
ment, and resolving to set aside the last
Sunday in October as Il day of prayer to
God to direct the coming election in
Maryland.
Louis Coates, colorcd, known as
"Tink Tank" who was charged with
repeated offensive conduct toward white
women of the First district was ar
raigncd before II Magistrate on Monday
and sent to the House of Correction for
three years.
Mrs. Robert c. Davidson, of Balti-
more, has been allowed to amend her
bill for absolute divorce from her hus-
band by writing in the name of Miss
Laura b. Noyes, of Port Deposit, as Il
correspondent in addition to Gertrude
Schmidt, previously named.
H. a. Miller bid $3.50; George w.
Bailey S3,345; l.. B. Jacobs, $4,OS9 and
Fritz and Partridge So ,47S59 for laying
six inch water mains from the Newark
Station of the p, B. & W. X. r. to the
town. The contract was awarded to
Fritz and Partridge, who gave bond to
finish the work in forty days.
The total vote of the Sixth
district as shown by the revised
registration, is 695.
S. G.. England, of Zion, has
been chosen a director of the
National Bank of Rising Sun.
The pupils of Monroe school,
Sixth district, cleared SIS from
their recent social for it's library
fund.
The Cecil Farmers Club
held its October meeting on the
18th inst. at John P. Wilson's,
near Rising Sun.
II. Roseby McMullen raised
900 baskets of sweet potatoes
from an acre of ground, near
Iron Hill, this season.
The Cecil w. G.. T. L. held
it's first executive meeting in
Rising Sun on Thursday. A
dime lunch was served.
The Ladies Art Circle, of
Perryvllle, cleared $50 from the
dinner and supper served at the
recent Shows Battery reunion.
"A valuable horse owned by
Frank Foster, strayed upon the
tracks at Colora, one day last
week, and was killed by a train.
&C. G.. Conn, of Elkhart,
Ind, has supplied the new in
struments for the recently or
ganized Americas Band, of
Perryville.
"A vicious bull dog bit DR..
George M. Stump, of Perryville
severely on the knee, while he
was on a visit to patient, one
day last week.
The circulation of the Sec
ond National Bank of Bel Air
has been increased from S15,-
900 to $50, 900, the full amount
of its paid up stock.
Part of a breaking base ball
bat struck Carrie Adams, a Ris-
ing Sun school girl, in the face,
one day last week, and bruised
and cut her severely.
1t is expected that the Fair
mount uarryville extension of
the Lancaster, Oxford & South
ern R. R. will be completed
within another week.
The recent Oxford Fair
showed receipts of SS.919.67;
expenses, $2,933.63. Balance
$9s6.O4, to be applied to cost of
recent improvements.
The need of renewing the
western end of the Conowingo
bridge over the canal will lie
avoided by filling up that por-
ton of the old waterway.
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