The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-10-06

| = he bridge over the Canal at
chesapeake City has been reiloored.
Charles W. Fox is installing new
machinery in the mill at Richards
mere.
George W. Milburn, next door to
| Ices Market. serves salt water oysters.
| telephone No. 223 =.
William Matsinger, OF Scotland
Point, has added fine 80 loot launch
to the Elk river fleet
The Junior Epworth League OF
Rising Sun cleared $40 from its festival
held last Friday night.
The ladie. OF the Century Club of
Middletown, cleared SIS from their re-
cent 'Rummagc Sales"
--Rt. Rev. Bishop ADAMS will adj
minister confirmation at Ccciltun on
tuesday evening, October %.
H. Seigelman, OF Chcswold. sue
cecds Rufus Jones. retired on age limit
as freight agent at Mddlctown.
-Carctaker OF the Fair Grounds.
John Gordon went to a Philadelphia
hospital on Monday for treatment
Walter Allen. oi the Earlcvilc sec
ton, who was kicked by a horse. one
day last week, is reported recovering.
A "Rummage Sale" is billed by
the ladies OF St. Georges PRESBYTERIAN
Church i'll Gamm'S store, for this alter
noon.
a number OF Bohemia Lodge l. O.
@. f.. OF Chesapeake City. visited Ma
tional Lodge, oi Elkton last Friday
evening.
\ cat fish fin puncturng the hand
ct Charles 5. King, oi New Castle.
caused blood-poisoning with which he
is suffering.
Capt, Theodore Lloyd oi Chcsa-
pcakc City. underwent a successful op-
Grafton at Jefferson Hospital Tor ap-
pendicitis one day last week.
-Cccil'S share oi the quarterly dis
tributinn OF the State School fund made
on Monday, is S4,oS4 2S. Hariord's
S+'9oI.S2 and kcnt's S3,o57,2r.
Mrs. Ida Bouchellc is named as
eNccutriN OF her late husband. Harry
B"uchcllc, oi Chesapeake City. who de
v1Sed to her his entire estate.
George w. KILLER, OF the Second
district, lost a valuable horse from
meningitis on last Friday and has an
other Ill wit hthc same maadv.
The meeting OF the MARYLAND
Water Company'S stockholders. called
Tor Monday, was postponed until Oc-
t"ber IS, owing to lack OF a quorum.
The opening fall and winter meet
ing OF the Young Friends Society will
be held in Rising Sun tomorrow at !. 30
p m. Subject Tor discussion. Wealth
and Religion
The postal authorities have ruled
| that all unstampcd mail matter found
by rural mail carriers in boxes on their
routes must be taken to poStof1iceS and
held for postage.
The ASA Rambo house ON Cecil
avenue, North East. has been sold to
Marion Rose. The tenant, John Ham
| lit n. Will remove to the Janncy house
on .Jethro street
-MeSSrS. Cook & Brady are about
t" begin the rebuilding OF their burned
Middletowr Farms Creamery plant.
he new structure will be. as largely as
practicable. ircproof
October in Catholic circles is de-
voted specially to the service OF the
Rosary, which is said daily in the
Churches and repeated by families at
home during the month.
The Black farm, OF 264 acres, near
Glasgow, owned by the Artisans Say
ing Bank OF Wilmington. has been sold
by f. H. Beck, OF Middletown. to s.
M. Lockwood for $1,000.
President Roosevelt was whirled
through town on Monday afternoon in
the private car "Mayfower" at more
| than mile a minute speed. en- route
for Washington from Oyster Bay
A Baltimore cannery has closed a
deal with Charles r. Foard for about
800 bushels OF Keiffcr pears grown on
| the Foard place at Cowentown, at 30
cents bushel f. o. b.. at Barksdale.
| Bread cakes. pies and candy will
| be on sale in the Mitchell storeroom
adjoining the Howard House this al
ternoon by the ladies of the Home Mis-
| sionary Society of Elkton NJ. F..
Nii' .r.''. ;
Nathan Karl has purchased Will
liam Willin's residence on East High
street, which the formers sister will
occupy, for 500. Harry Lloyd, the
tenant, will move to house on Water
| street.
| The statue to be placed in Rock
ford Park, Wilmington to the memory
of the late Thomas F. Bayard, designed
by Miss Fife Stilman in London and
said to be quite life-like, has been
shipped and will shortly arrive
| -Adjutant General Charles D. Gal
Their will conduct the inspection of the
| several commands of the Maryland
| National Guard The date for Com
Dany Els inspection is set for Novem-
Der 80 Drill will be resumed on Octo-
Der 10.
| George A. Blake, Esq, attorney
for Mrs. Annie Bryson Scott owner Of
the Bryson farm of 81 acres in upper
Elk Neck, offered the property at pub
lie sale on TUESDAY but withdrew it
on bid of $1,000 and now holds it at
private sale.
| Herman letters succeeds William
| H. Booth, resigned on account of door