The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.

The Rev. William \. Coalc. of st.
Stephens will conduct Il service and
preach in the Church of the Good Shcp-
herd. Chesapeake City. on Sunday next,
July Did. mt 40 O'Clock.
A fine two ma>tcd schooner Of -
tons capacity was purchased in Baltimore
on Saturday by Frank Il. Howard. of
Randalia. who will use the craft for
frcighting purposes and fer the service
of which there should he Il good demand.
Outside parties are said to have Of
fcrcd $4,000 for the CheStrrt"wn Water
Works.
The bids for the improved section
of road between Aiken and PerIyvllc
have been rejected by the County Com
mis>ioncrs as they exceeded the amount
available for the work.
The household of DR.. c. NJ. Ellis
found on Sunday mornin" that the re-
fr:gclator had been ritlrd the night be-
fore and the days provisions carried off.
William Merry has finished repaint-
ing the residence of Mrs. Lydia Terrell
on Upper North street.
A drainage 1iFe for waste water
WAS laid along East Main street from Il
point near Miss Martha Finley'$ resi-
dcncc to the lowlandrs beyond the mill
race. crossing the latter at the gates.
The New Castle county authorities
on Saturday arrested Howard {. Gray.
of st. Georges. on the charge of run
ming Il "Spcak-eaSy." Eighteen witnesses
have been Summoned in the case.
The Lcw,s. Del. Union schools will
he in charge Of Norman Cameron. of
Elktnn. who has he"n chosen to >lccc"d
George Mitchell who has served for the
past seven years.
Elk Neck peaches, grown by w. ].
AlInnt$ were selling here on Saturday
at &1.25 per basket. He will have per-
hapS 600 baskets this year, from II fourth
to Il fifth of last years crop.
Services on Cecil NJ u Circuit will
he held tomorrow as fol!owS:-Ray View,
preaching at 1890 a. M. Children's
Day services at > p. M; Olivet preach
ing at s p. m. Rev. J. $. Wheeler. Of
Baltimore will attend and assist in all
the services.
Just try "pcpsimint," the new granu-
lar. cffervcScrnt remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. Headaches. Mental EXhaus-
ton and Stomach Disorders. Guaran-
tcrd harmless. Pleasant to take 10
and DC Jul 22-im
The Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company $. j. Wright. President. open
ed its banking establishment i'll the
Opera House on Monday.
l,.,.... 1,
Ward. Of the Cherry Hill section. Was
kicked hy one of its mates Il few days
ago. One of its legs was broken. ana
il had to he killed.
The horse owned by W. c. Arm
strong. of Wet Chester. which recently
tore its tongue ont by catching it in Il
crack between the boards of it's manager
has recovered and now takes solid food
r.. Z. lamar of Turkey Point. has
sold 10 Henry :. Cameron the Staunch
and rolmy launch. Hustler. The latter
will employ the craft for towing and
frcighting purposes and will hold it ri
the service of parties for trips to points
along the river.
The recent warm moonlight nights
made launch parties quite popular with
1ownsfGlk and the fleet has been quite
busy.
Herman II. Tyson, who for some
years was manager of the Newark Farm
left Philadelphia last week for Read
ville Mass. with the following trotterS
and r>:-Caffeeno, 2.16h: The Ficnd
2.13h: Algomah W.. 2.11H; King Al
bert. Jr. 2.23H: Dick Wilson, Young
Baron, Nancy NJ. and Miss Charmer.
AT a meeting of the Board of Edu'
cation NTiddletown, Miss Ida V. How
ell was reelected principal, and Miss
Mary III. Maxwell was promoted to the
position of assistant principal. Mrs
Ruth n. Rhodes, Mrs. Ida II. NIcCrone
and Miss Elizabeth II. Hall were re-
elected to fill their former positions. One
vacancy remains yet to be filled.
Tho Maryland Guardsman, RI month
~ devoted to the interests of the Mary
land National Guard, has made it's APP
pearance. 1t is a 16 page paper and
brimfu of matter of interest to militia
men. Lieutenant Sydney B. Austin OF
the Signal Corps is Editor in Chief with
corps of assistants composed of Off
GERS of the Fourth and Fifth Regiments