The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-07-28
Observation-Disclosures
NEWS IN BRIEF .

lllilCH, 4 llldu NpS WAS SIDl Hl lam ms
Wednesday by Neazey Taylor.
The creamery at Nottingham, Chcs-
ter county, has been leased Tor another
year by ?. Z. and W. Sharplcss.
! Gracmc Allcn has purchased the
Cortland ". Smith property i'll Oar
lington, Hartford county, for $1,000
The annual regatta oi the Chesa-
peakc Bay Yacht Club will be held on
August Is, and the committee has laid
out the courses Tor the canoe and pow
er boat races.
believing that leather Muzzles will
not prevent dogs from biting, the Cen
trcville town commissioners have de-
creed the death OF all CANNES found at
large without wire muzzles.
Two thousand persons attended
the Holiness Campmeeting Sunday,
which began near Denton last week
The strict rules recently adopted by
the camp-meeting management kept
many persons away, it is said
The B & O. r. r. Co. has begun
extensive improvements about the pas
senger station at Newari, The wood
platforms will be taken away and re-
placed by brick and concrete, which
will lend comfort and attractiveness.
William H. Cooper. trustee OF the
estate OF Amanda Graham. recently at
New Castle sold the Atlantic House, a
pretty little hotel there, to Ries P
Graham for $500. The property is
now occupied by John Ries, an uncle OF
the purchaser
County Treasurer W. F. KeySer
has appointed Herbert f. Perkins. a
member oi the Chestertown bar, to be
deputy treasurer of Kent county, in
place OF y. Parks RaSin, who resigned
to assume charge OF the Tull Freight
ing Company.
One OF the heaviest wind and rain
storms oi the season passed over
CheStertown and vicinity on Tue Sday
OF last week. and the effect OF the storm
passed as lar north as the Delaware
line. doing considerable damage to
growing crops
There is talk OF some farmers near
Wilmington, asking City Council to
amend the garbage law so as to allow
them To- come into the city and collect
otfaI ior the purpose OF feeding their
hogs. 1t is not likely that their efforts
Will be successful.
-Drr;np the heavy storm al Tuesday
ni 1ast Week Howard NcrEc, ri
Nottingham. had three COWS killed in
the pasture and 4 fourth one injured.
Mr.. NcrkcS had insurance ON the COWS
in the Chester County Mutual. which
will DlrlIallV cover the loss
Til, Dc,,v,r. Summer cchnn1
vhich was hnld;n% lis session last week
NJ tho W;Im;ngtnn Cnrirrrnrr \r,d-
cmy. Dover, took possession OF the
State House and organized trump
Legislature. his 4, d"ubtrN, the first
time the Delaware House OF Rcprc>cn-
tatlveN has been ;" occupied.
Mr. Crnro. u Kelley som oi
Cashier mad Mr. G,nrr. y kelley. nj
Enn',rl, ha. hrnn ,nnn;ntrd SECRETARY
and Treasurer 81 he Xcwark( Drll
Trrsr COMPANY This !, considered a
most desirable as well as responsible
graduated.
-Arranpcmcn,s have been complet-
ed inr Rrandvyine Summit Camnmeet-
mo r., hpui, ON he evening ~ IIIlv Of
and end \ugus, & The Rev II w
Rnitnr conference evangrlist will he
ramn d;rectnr and thc Rev William
Son. 81 PAM. C;rn,n will he musical
director.
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81 W, sh;ngtmn Tnwn.h;n in Rerk :
cG,,nty ;rEt across The Nnntoomerv
cnrnt;. line has odnntnd = nnvni exne-
d;rnt Thc hoard has Gxed the salar-
;ns ~ ,he teorhers If g. ~ Go y r,nmtb
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