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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-18

Gen. Grosvenor says the President
can't refuse TO run again. Perhaps
the President will have something to
soy about this.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-18

The game wardens will be looking
out for game law violators soon.
They generally get busy about TIM
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-18
STATE HOSPITAL BOARD TO MEET

The general hospital board has order
.d a special meeting for Tuesday, Novem-
Der 20, to receive the recommendations
II the legislative committee that investl
xat 4 affairs at the Eastern Hospital.
The majority of the committee Is ~ d
to be favorable to DR.. Foster, the supti
intendent OF the asylum. From the
boards action it seems that the majority
of the board is not 80 favOrably disposed
Garland stoves are always hot under
the collar. and so il the man who buys
the cheap shady kind from the oth'
fellow. See Dempsey and be happy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-18

Postmaster General Cortelyou will sue
ceed Secretary Shaw as secretary OF the
treasury in March.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
Reina Victoria Eugenia
Enferna de escalofr1os

Madrid. Julio 13.-La reina Victoria
Eugenia, que estaba sufrlendo de escalo-
frios por consecuenca de la emoci6n sufri-
da en- el atentado de la cae Mayor, va re.
cobrando la $; lud y Sc CT que pronto es-
tara competamente restablecida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
NOT|C|As GENERATES

Nueatro diasir guido amigo don
Federico &. Virells, dsleEAdo & la ca
mars y Presidents de la Junta dc Dis.
trlIo del DiaFlto slsctorAl de Gusya.
ws, hs convccsdo & los SET pres dela4
gAdos de les iuptas locales de dicho
distrit) para que eoneurrAn en- lA ma
fans del 20 del actual & lA expresada
c'udsd con el fin de eleglr la nusva
Junta de Diairito.
"A o:hs & las ocho Se reuni6 IA
iuuts central del pArlido sUni6n do
Puerto Rieos. Sc Acord6 que una 90
misi6n somoueats de los sefIores don
RSfAsl del VAIle y don Jaime Antxy
saliera hAeiA Q lebradillaS en- asunGoa
del parGido.
~HA solicitado lietn para 90.
pArArss de Ia tolicfG insulAr por i'm.
posibilidad ff.i:a, el guardia v alentin
GoLzAlez G Arcia.
Sc dies que el Com te local del
pAltido repub ieAno be b ,cho indica-
clones de deIcartar Al Ienlr Todd ds
la candldasurA para a'cAlde, sismprs
que los gfdpos disidentes Iespten eo-
mo csndidato de Inciisci6n al ssfot
@ De las, smpleado municipal. Fl Co.
niue de prote'tI b. hseh1 safer ouS
DO scsTtGria 81 sefi or Canellas Dor sa-
tar ests iisn1 head1 eomple,.msnts
son e Iefior 7 id.
ri Ccmhe de Elecolopes ha rs4
consndsd0, para loG ncmbeamientos
de 'gsntes Aubslilutos, 6 don JoGd 81.
mon Aroe, por vaeante de don Lui1
Csatsros, tn Artciboi J don hAuricio
horAss, por vscaris de don cGtalin9
Rlysrl en PAtIllAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
En- el I ransvaal.
Las mujeres huyendo

oh'nnesburg, Julio 13.-Reina pro-
funda ansiedad en- esta poblaci6n con mo-
two de los abusos que cometieron anteayer
las bandas de chlnos Kaffrs en- los subur
bios. Esas msmas bapdas anuncian que
el dia II renovaran sus proezas. Las mu
jeres salen de johannesburg hsc'a otros
puntos, temerosas de eDcontrarse en- las
escenas terrorlstas de que Sc haba. Adn
no han llegado los refuerzos que Sc guar
dabsn para dominar los 1umultos castl-
gar los que alteran el orden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
"Grocers" a1nericanos,
Exportacion suspendida

New York, Julio 13.-La federation
de gv0cers americana ha decidido sup l.
car a los 1abricantes de cons >ervas en- latas
que no contlnden vendiendo sus productos
hasta que no Sc introduced en- ellos una
completa reforma FL comite director OPT
ma que no debe exportarsc NADIA en- ese
rsmo en- el mes de Julio corrente fin de
establecer un parentesis de alganas sema-
mas, que permita atender al mejoramiento
de las carnes, y que contrbuya borrar
la mala impression dominante en- Eu-
rOpa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13

portAeiones subcsp pticiss.
Asussmos, en- nombrs del ptiS, 4
quien hsce esa negocio, sea quien tue'
re. Fl dfA On que 90 sepa quien Is,
ser& precise sefiAlArle, con ~ nombre
q con 81 rsz6n m.rcantil.
Ansea que nada ponemos los lnte
reses de Puerto Rico, sobre todo, de
un rkmo de Ia agriculture que sucum
be y que ha meneaSer protection y Au.
xIlio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
ESCUELA "C0RCHAD0"

Sc nos dice que msgnstss de
Agusdilla sti'mAn que Ia E,cuela m
raj sCorchAdo,s , sesA clAuaurada.
No 10 sremos.
Loa hombres cue Componen il
Junta de InstruceI6n del dltGrito de
AguAdills, no puedeu, pof sstimaei6n
civica, incurrir en- tan enorms disIase,
PorQue lA EteuelA <CorchVdc2 es
10 que Alearxa mas alto promsdio On
usistentia d cIases.
Porque nll)s proeedentsu de epa
Escuela rural dominAu todos los pro
hltmas de eomposiei6n , de descom.
pos'ei6n de los q neros; Iradu ucsn son
hAStante tAcilidAd el ipgleI y, anal.
I abetos ha cuatro snos, han presents.
do tsahSioa propios en- loa fsslIvales
que cslebrAran durAnls el curso ssco
lar.
PorQue las notas cue obtlens eaa
E'cuslA con tan honrosas para el pro
fsaor como para los sdueAndos.
Porous uno Dc lou plumncs d ess
. antel ha pedfio Ssu Il asltro Ie cedA
lA casa eseuela para Abrir c Ases de
vsrsnO & sua condiIeipnloa mas AtrA
sados todos Q Jneurren & la cGteira
sfGnill.
Pcrque eros uino %, que viven 4
dos leguAa de Ia poblsoi6u, orgsni
zaron ura f'na cap sadidA para re-
slbir 80 qus'ido prtes 0tor, don i ar
nAudo hilsp, al resresar ea.e de In
xeursi6n que hIclsrs, en uri6n de aus
sompsdsrosl & los ESiados Unidou.
AGn ie rseusrdap, con proiunds
noeI6ur los lsneilloS psro dulsislmoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
POr Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Conferencia imperial,
Las colonias autonofnas

Londres. Julio 13. La conferencia
mercantll imperial continda desenvolvlen.
do sus planes con el mayor entuslasmo.
Aver resolyi6 extender el trade unionjsh1e
las colonlas aut6nomas de 1ngla terra,
haclendoas participes de todas las venta-
jas adquirldas por ia metr6poli; pero ext
gleudoles que contribuyan la defensa de
las tas, como unco medic de dar abso-
lutas garantias su comercio con los raises
extrangcros. A las sesiones asisten dele
gados del parlamento y de todos los mi
nlstrOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
ACUS d..
Cafe del Brasil en- e|Ilmue||e

Antssyer, en- el vapor FHuADEL-
PHIA, llegHron CINCURNTA SkCOS
cafe del Brasil, dselsrsdoa como h 4.
bichuelas En- nueStro pupitrs tene
mos 10 muestrA de las tales hsbishs
les.
Es "a IN eIc&ndAlo cato que pasA
en- San Juan, EI comsrcio cntsro eata
oomprc metido & no importAr cafe del
Y d cada instanie la prensa
nscesita averiGusr y denunciar i'm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
CINCUtNTA MENOS

rs tQnl 81 oetpN u beieRYAneO
que aeaha de recibirse de JuAna Dis2.
SDEMoCRAClA.-SAn Juan.
Con eats fechA re.irome PArti1o
Renub icAno en union dc cir cuenta
amigos que 70 pcdemoH contInuAr
porqus nueatras ooupssionea no nos
10 permiteu. Correo IL formare t1Ien.
IAmente mas motivos. RsmiIire liItA
de los que no1 reIirAm %. -AIejGadro
ApOnts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13

La maliOIa de ests cAso 90 dss6ua
bre 4 simple vista, SPorqu6 90 oeul-
tan los que trAen esoa eincuentA quin.
tales? dPorquS epcArgAn que 90 con-
H'Gne q ID order dPorque 10 deslarAu
ccmo ha abichuelRs?
AvetfG Ssse todo esto. Y CSjga 10
reprobA Aci6n aobre Quien lA deSaha y
Ia msrece. Va haSta de farsas J dc
Aauntos taos.
lYA basta Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
Acuerdos de la Douna,
El Gar y el pueblo

San Petersburgo, julio 13.-La <Dou.
map, en- su ses'6n Ultima, resolvi6 declarar
que no es possible ninguna inteligencia en-
tire el Gar el pueblo, mjentras no exista
la esperar "a de una amnistfa general de
una exproplac6n de las tlerras rertene-
elentes la aristocracia FL minsterio no
alcanzara una mayoria en- la <Douma> 81
no Sc decide transigir cen los deseos de los
ciudadanos, dando Russia una era de
tranquilldad de reposo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
Revolution. ..en Russia,
FL alfnirante Chukn1n

Sebastopol, Julio 13. FL almirante
Chuknfn, hetido de bala en- los pulmones
por la marineria que Sc unio el microbes 4
los amotinados, sIgue muy grave, temien-
dose un desenlace fatal. Crese que fre
objeto de una venganza por su crueldad al
disponer que las tropas cargasen contra
grupos de mujeres del pueblo. Las tro-
pas no ejecutaron dicha orden; pero Sc
produjo una irritaci6n terrible, a la que Sc
atribuyen las heridas del almirante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13

veraos dsl coro con que tlG saludadc
Ia esSbelia yolas 81 ArribAr Al puerto
SLa PAmA9
Dlos bendigA Is bsrquillR
que te vuelve Al pAt'io hoGAr,
& ser Dc elloS corsEonea
hoy, amor, virtud y plE.
Tensmos en- eArtsrA daloI prsClo
sos de sss hsltA.
Retr6iQoenIe los prohombree de
AguadiilA que intsntan clAuAurAr ls
E,cuelA SCorehsdo. No 10 oonaegui'
ran.
Fl bArrio 81 )rfrQuens % unionia'
ta } de 81 euliura responds 10 Eseue'
10 sCorehado.s
81 hay en- Aguadilla rspublies nos
tan ssIutos, IL Junta dc instruction
no les O. N JlAcerA.
M pueds eomplsserlee.
ESUmsS 81 lAdo do eaos homhpes,
81 no como polillcos, emo csn1inslas
ATatEIdoa del Pre- gssso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
LA MAGTA
Desea usted poser los asombrosos secretos
de este fasclnantey m sterioso arte?

La ROcb eStr Icadem5 t Arts Acabs de dae uz uns
obra II nIe mpYesA Adorr 10 prCfuai6 de y
titnlsda elias Mara la MagiA Moder
distrbuci6n gratis Ire todRs squalss per
sonss que ea@u neresdas en- e miterioso cuano fAsc
oLte arte CO
81 used pcaer los spnmbro secretos Que han
no ceebrss los uombres de K liar, Trw,yy de otros
emplo dc 10 FsnA sspra uaied hIeerIe .tracvn Cons
pfcuo socedsd AphelA acspE,r honorss rio
rcdeArsc de reputation envdahe mo intel genie
y Iisto, eIcrhs y mSmo lA Roehsster Academy Il
Aris ioiciMndo osr gratis de $LAs MArAvilss de
MSgia AodevmG 81 esta ussd verd ote rtere
'sdos, escrbs 10 sguente direec6n ben carA en-
iarieta postal:
0CHESTER ACADEMY OF ARTS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
La reina Maud
mejora con rapidez

Trondhem, Julio 13-La reiua Maud,
cuya epfermedad de la garganta anuncia.
ramos aver, esta me jorando rapids mente
y Sc cree que recobrara muy pronto Ia sa-
lud. Su dolencia no ofrece nipgun pelgro
Immediate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-13
E.DICT:0
En la Corte de Diatrito eel DIstrito
Judicial de Guyana, p. r. -Es'
tados Unidos de America. FL
Presidense de los EE. UU. SIS.
Maria del Carmen VszQu.z Csrreras,
DemandApte. Va. jose Maria
Brenes y Apopte, Demandado,
EMPLAZAMIENTO.

Il Pueblo de Puerto RlC0
4 jose Maria Brenss q Aponte qua 90
hAlla ansente de In 1sla, igno'a adoAe
su parodero, 8 sea al demsndAdo An
tes mencion ado.
Por 10 presente 90 notifies ID
que 90 ha presentado en- Ia oieip del
Seeretario de la Corte de Distrito dsl
Distrito Judicial de GlayAms, Puerto
Rico, 10 demands de 10 demandauta
Anies citsda, en- lS cual Sc solicicisA
SO decrete por 10 Corts ls diSoluc'6n
del vinculo matrimonial en,re ell do
mandAdo la demandApte Y q 10 10
impor an las coAtRs Al rttsrido de-
mandAdo,
Yse notifca & usted por medic
dal prestnie edictn que de ordsn de 10
Corte 30 public "a unR vsz por iema :
% durani 81 letmino de cuH-erta disa
en- el pertt dico LA DEMOCRACIA que
90 editS en- San Juan, qUe dc no com.
pSrecsr 4 copaestAr ID dsmAndA der t'o
del t6rmioo &c cuart MIA diGS, q de-
m %ndAuIe podra AollcitAr de lR CorIe,
On vista de las pruebSs que aporte,
una sentencia en- los termlnoH que
e.a& redaeta1A au demAnoR. Es Apo
0ado de Ia demAbdsnts el liicsnciAdo
Tomas Bernardini de - HuertA.
ExtendidA bsj mi frms y ell se
llo oticiAl de 10 Corte, en- Ia cludad de
GuAyAmA, Pperto Rico, hoy diA siete
de JUNO de mil noUtc euIos seis.
FRANCISCO MORALS, - Distric
Court Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
Three Old Maids
and a Widow
Copytiphted 1905 nv M M CUNNINGHAM
Copyrighted. 1906 by M. M. Cunningham

There are few towns of 1900 popula-
ton that can boast of three old maids
and a widow living on the same street,
but that was the case with Clifton. Miss
Vinton was an old maid because she
never had met with a man good
enough for her Miss Hopkins was an
old maid because the young man she
would have married at Is was sawed
i'll two in saw-mill and shes had
vowed to be true to his memory. Miss
Warner was an old maid because she
was d,t'i",llcd 20 nlorry a rririStcr.
and all the ministers who came were al
ready provided for. The widow Car
ter was widow because part of
house had falle.l on ner husband.
The old mai IS and the widow were
on visiting terEis IN Ct they rather
liked each other. Where here are no
male candidates for matrimony con-
cerned, old maids and widows can sit
down together on the same veranda
without quarreling. After the widow
had solemnly assured the old maids
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26

MANY REQUESTS from Catarrh
sufferers who use atomzers have re-
suited in Liquid Cream Balm, a new
and convenient form of Ely's Cream
Balm, the only remedy for Catarrh
which can always be depended on. In
power to allay inflammation, to cleanse
the clogged air passages, TO promote
free. natural breathing, the two forms
OF Cream Balm are alike. Liquid
Cream Balm is sold BY all druggists
for Is cents, including spraying tube.
Mailed by Ely Bros 50 Warren street,
New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26

bridge and river and a musical plash,
and she determined to stick.
One old tramp anC dos were re
Sponsiblc for what followed. The
tramp came humping along through
the town, bent on finding a country
| StrawStack as soon as possible. and as
the widow on the bridge heard the
footsteps she began to look artlcss and
coy.
1t was labor thrown away. The
tramp vas ncarSighted and bumped up
against her, and in her fright she went
over the low railing and down into the
water. VI she couldn't swim like a
duck, she could at least scramble like
a cat, and she managed to get ashore
Her condition was dripping; also
dropping; also indignant She real
lied that no dripping, dropping woman
stood the slightest show in that con-
| test. and she dragged herself home
warl, and was not improved in looks
or temper by having to wade through
a couple OF mud puddlcs.
Miss iNnton came next She was
sauntering up the hill, wondering how
that widow" dared be SO bold and
bldHNN' NllCll lHC tramp, WHO was now
on the run for his life, overlook her
In his r-SightedneSs he took her for
a horse and wagon and tried to shy
out. She SHE'D to the right at the same
time and was sent sprawling by the
collision. She got out OF the roadside
ditch to run into a patch OF briars and
scream for help, but there was no
help. She had to eXtricatc herself and
follow the bcdraggled widow.
The dog alone was responsible for
what happened to the other old maids.
Miss Warner has discovered one wo-
man ahead and two behind her, and,
uSupccting their fendish intentions. she
had almost made up her mind to aban-
don her object when the dog. who had
been calling on his brother out in the
country, came along and set up bark
ing and growing. Tragedy was the
result The old maid never had en-
countered big bob-tailcd dog at night
on a hill and she at once scrambled
over the fence into the weeds and ran
Tor her life. She fell down and rolled
over. and she rose up again and strug-
glcd on, and when she reached home
two hours later she Immediately went
into Mysteries and DR.. Seaton got his
first call for IA years.
The dog had met with such success
that he was encouraged to pcrscvcrc
lie came upon Miss Hopkins out of
the shadows like iriskv havstack, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
A Certain Cure For Achino Feet

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, powder. 1t cures Tired, Ach-
ing, Callous, Sweating, Swollen feet.
At all Druggists and Shoe Stores, &c.
Sample FREE. Address, Allen S.
Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26

earlier than heretofore, and the freight
tram from Philadelphia at night more
than an hour later.
TOWN BAILIFF.
The Town Commissioners organized
on Monday night last J. c. Howard
was elected President and Thomas Nc
Crcary Bailiff.
There is work for Thomas Already
The hogs have ha dthe liberty OF the
town during the late inter requiem be-
tween the going out fthe old and the
inauguration OF the new Board. and
now their speedy consignment to the
soI1tudeS OF their pens is desirable.
MOSQUITOES.
These troublesome insects have been
more numerous in this county the pres
ent week, than they are remembered
to have been before, so early in the
season. This is thought to portend
a Slckly season; and there seems rea-
son in the suppostion that the stag
nant water by which they are pro-
duccd, may also generate disease
IL T. M AK ).
Elkton Market, May 24-Wheat,
SI.35; corn IS cents; oats, % cents.
MARRIED.
In Wilmington, on Thursday, MAY
Is, by the Rt Rev. Alfred Lee, Mr.
Asher B. Gill and Miss Margaret
Fisher Thompson, both of Middletown,
Del
On Tuesday, May 20, by Rev. Thos.
Sumption, Mr.. Benjamin T. Loder, of
St. Clair, Pa, to Miss Amanda NJ.
Crawford, OF North East. Cecil county
Md.
On Thursday, May %, at Port De-
POST, by Rev. Mr. Gilroy, Mr.. Thos.
burnside to Mrs. Mary A. NJ Nc
kown, both OF this county
At Cherry Hill, on the END inst, by
Rev. Joseph X. Brown, Mr.. John Hur-
Iy to Miss Harriet Janney, both OF
this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
DECORATION DAY
By ]. GRIFFIN HALL

By ]. GRIFFIN HALL


The following poem read at the Decoration Day
services Antetm Battlefield National Cemetery May
80, 1908 by the author Hon. Griffin Hall, of Baltimore,
at the close of his address:
flowers DER the soldiers
Our soldiers. noble and brave
Men their convictions, loyal and true,
The gallant and the noble Blue:
which sides they fell,
For they all together in Heaven dwell:
And to-day each faithful soldier at his post,
Answers the rolcal OF the heavenly host
Then bring your garandS in bcaueous ARA.
And lay them their to-day,
Yes bring flowers rich and
And decorate those sacred mounds with
AS their grccts the
Pause. and breathe
That the loved q those who slccpbcow,
May be kept want and
Come Children with hand spread
Your floral offerings to the noble dead;
Spread hlaCS, and laurel.
On the graves OF the Gray we'll as the blue
Yes spread the laurel their conflicts
And both have glory the evergreen shore,
Place the olive branch. emblem OF
And pray to Jehovah that all enmty may
Come youths mai1ens, and old people
And pay o the brave the noble and
1t S but just that should tribute
To ourc soldiers, the Blue and the Gray;
For they both OF the land OF the
And both branches OF old Llbcrtys tree;
Their ioreahcrs together fought noble, brave,
And for freedom and their lives freely
Then let us think no longer of the bitter
But the hand Of friendship to-day let us clasp,
And united Nation orccr let be-
The home O the brave the land OF the free
Then Heavenly Father let
A grateful and
That all troubles and conflicts DER,
And our country is peaceful and prosperous once more.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26


that n thing on the lac OF tAe earth
could induce her t. be .i'' t" the
menor yo1 her crushed the quartet
liked each other even more.
One day one OF the merchants III the
town sold out ana stranger came TO
take MS p,ace; II ne haa Deeh mar
RED man the dove OF peace would nave
continued TO mover over k"se street
Dut as lie was Single only 50 anu
Ca'c,i' lhe uoEe Sd" NOT 'ii'e
anGau'
me Woo" iet no grass grow uiioer
heT leet III calllis at tre store ana III,
elue''ta'ly mentioning ner ndllle anu
ordering lour pounds o, sugar an at
once one was one o, the [our nun
ureu 3l inc 'o"l', anu On Slic part 81
tile "'"er so she pace WI; ~, o''"nS wei,
come |" the'r ''''uS'' men ne "'u
thal'ked her' Slie orue'eu TWO iutilleSS
ana paper OF SIarch' II, auo't'o', 10
'ne sugar, To ,ct MN ol'ocrS'ano lhat
Sht WASH opIlStu |" p''C" Pe'''''eS'
ana lneh oepartta' =,
an ''our laler Ilcr repIcnc'H,n'e con
ooS' was SHOWN u ''ic 'i'te olu "l"'uS
ana up wen. t',io, p",is ~ '"'t,'H, e'A
e!G9 Nele 'ulI,'o 'P"I' It. ~. ~
ana lhree IioutlIs ope''e q, 10 eNcialiii Ill
ehTIuS' il?W SnoeNihs
men, during thf next wv" days caem
~. t ,i, '.o '.''., i inIn ~ o,,'
"a-.;nl o,,, H.. .hn m.;Jn,,. I'll,
earned out by the WluoW' Each
th"uGht Slie was sly ana SI'SN, Dut tiiey
found each other out and from that
moment the bona OF friendship snap
pea aSnnder nKe an old cI"lheSllne lelt
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a.1,am .,,'. I(''.. ','N i M"' n,s -
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
COUNTY COUNCIL


The County Council OF the Ameri-
can Party meets at Elkton on Thurs
day, the 10th OF June.
Beautiful weather we have had this
week for corn planting a work which
had been much retarded by frequent
rains.
We learn that the wheat crop looks
promising throughout the county, but
more particularly So in the First and
Second districts
E,T,r ,CrrDr>-r
NJ -fNN' Dl'N l.
We regret to learn that a son OF Mr..
Joseph Roman, OF Rowlandvillc, aged
wes and I' d irI', ,n HW da one uay 'n1s
from injuries received by the fall.
THE ,r,Dr,,
/ 'No-N'EM
We understand the person lately
elected Principal by the Trustees OF
this institution. does not intend to take
charge OF it; why. has not been dcvcl-
oped, so far as we are informed 1t is
to be regretted that the Academy is
standing idle. The people have been
at considerable expense in erecting if
and so lar it has illv entitled itself TO
ComnIa;m+s '' nro b" oor1 man : eoiese.
about its management, and it is truly
pity that it should be allowed to 90
down Any such institution allowed to
stand idle from time to time, and
changed from hand to hand at short in
tervals not only cannot flourish but
cannot be supported, and by its failure
tits not the children OF such men as the
trustees who are injured 1t is the
saI ~. ~ W .,'oHe WI" cannot a,'ord TO
sincerely hope to see better state OF
affairs as regards our Academy
~
Robbery Al NORl II EAST.
We find thc foIIow;ng item, j., +,o
PHILADELPHIA ednrr NJ Tuesd,,, Iost.
A man was arrested yesterdow on tbc
charge OF BEING concerned with two
otnGrS m ToDDing C3nrad Egncr OF S39
alleged that Epner was knocked down
and while held there bv two of thc men
the other robbed him. The accused
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
CHANGE OF HOUR.

Attention is called to the change of
time in the running of the cars. The
second train in the day from Balti-
more arrives here nearly half an hour
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
CECIL WING FIFTY YEARS AGO
May "a, 1856
May "a, 1856

earlier than heretofore, and the freight
train from Philadelphia at night more
than an hour later.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
FATAL. ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn that son of Mr..
Joseph Roman, OF Rowandvile, aged
10 years, fell from a swing one day this
week, and died two days afterwards
from injuries received by the fall.