The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-12-23

Joseph LcSpadO q Co., OF
Perryvillc, have sold their bakery
to c. L. Cole.
Mt. Olivct NJ. P. Church, near
Lombard, cleared $I3 from the re-
cent moving pictures exhibition.
John r. Gregg, of Lcwisville,
had an eve removed at Wills Eve
Hospital, Philadelphia, last week.
A deer is reported to have
been seen rowing in w. B. Harris
woods in Bush River Neck last
week.
-Asburv and Hopcwcll NJ. +.
Churches have invited Rev. +. X.
Moore to continue as pastor for
third year.
The Egan property, near Ris-
ing sun, was sold last week to NJ.
T. Rawlings by BrumicId & Eos
! ter, for S2,5oo.
Ten phones were to be in
stalled in the Liberty Grove sec
ton for Cecil Farmers lines pat
rons this week.
-Hopcwcll NJ. F. Sunday School
will hold its Christmas entertain
ment on December 2S. Silver OF
icrings at the door.
foundations have been laid
for extensive improvements to the
house at Warwick purchased from
his father by Rev Il. b. Merritt.
Mrs. Mount f. Kirk. OF Ris-
ing Sun, who went to sanitarium
at Gainesville. near Baltimore. for
treatment, is reported critically ILL.,
The largest deal i'll eggs ever
reported in Hartford county was
made recently by c. F.. Ivcns of
Aberdeen, who purchased $500
worth.
Fred Brady is having model
dairy stables built on his farm
south OF AIiddlctoWn. They will
adjoin the silo and contain many
stalls for COWS.
II. A. Whitaker. ]. \. Robin
son, and Louis Dashicll have in
corporated the Bel Air Acctyline
Heat and Light Company, with
capital of $4,000.
-ThcDiamond State Telephone
Company has installed 40 new tclc-
phones in and around AIiddlctoWn
within the past two months, and
many more patrons are looked for
shortly.
Copper deposits OF consider
able value are said to have been
uncovered on John d. Hockings
farm adjoining the WhartonNickle
mines in Bart Township, Lancas-
ter county.
Suit for $1,000 has been en-
tered by Levi F.McAllister against
the Lancaster, Oxford & Southern
Railroad, for alleged damage to
his farm in Eden Township by the
roads construction.
100000 dozen eggs and
| 100000 pounds OF butter are
said to be in Chicago cold storage
houses for which the holders will
ask practically what they please
during the holiday season.
With the recent death of Sill
pcrintendcnt Charles ]. Bechdolt,
OF the Central Railroad, the office
was abolished. General Supcrin-
tendent +. +. Brooks will here
after have charge of the Division.
Wild geese are said to be
quite numerous on the shores OF
Bush River. r. L. Morgan, OF
Aberdeen, killed fine one recent
". Canvas back ducks, only, and
few OF them, are reported on the
Susquehanna flats.
The new steel bridges for the
Lancaster, Oxford & Southern r.
r., over the Octoraro and Tweed
creeks, were to be placed in posi-
ton on Sunday. Laying OF 90 ID
rails is progressing from Fair
mount toward White Rock.
d. c. Rose. Edward L. Rich
ards. Lee O. Willis, Edward w.
Cooch, f. M. Thompson, George
w. Griffin and L. *. Bowen have
been appointed committee to en-
list business men in the formula
ton of Ncwark's proposed Board
OF Trade, which it is thought
would be of service in pushing the
towns interests.
The colorcd woman who was
drowned off the Furnace Wharf
in Havre de Grace, proved to be
Sarah Chase, of Betterton. She
left there to visit her son, Charles
| HAYWARD, of Havre de Grace, and