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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-06-18
NOMBRRMIENTOS JUDICIAlES.

En- la mahana de hoy ha informado 4
I'm representante de ''La Correspondent
cia" Ell Secretario particular del Hon. Go
bernador, Sr. Frazier, que han sido NOM
brados para juez de la Corte de Ponce,
Mr.. Otto Shoenrrich y trasladado de Goa
mo Mayagiiez el Juez Municipal de
aquella poblaci6n sr. Lcdo. don Jose Be.
net.
Con estos nombramiantos aRf como con
los de la Comisi6n de anemia y Comi-
sion CoGifcadora Sc dara cuenta en- la pro-
xima session del Executive.
Componen la de anemia los Doctores
Gutierrez, Sein y Gonzalez MARTINEZ Ia
Codifcadora los Lcdos Hord, Texidor
y Acufia, don Eduardo.
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SUCESOS EN- Ia ISLA

JUNO 17.-Coronel Hamil +. I-Al
tratar asustar guardia Babilonia Mateo
Soto por desorden, agredi6le este con Ia
cabeza, acometiendole tambien CON cuchi-
llo portaba rasgandole guerrero y eamisa,
guardia hizo us6 del rotten para reducIrlo
obediencia ocupandole cuchillo y arrestan-
dole.-Capitan Cabrera, Camuy.
-Asamblea Federation Libre preside
da por Iglesias, acuerda terminar movi-
miento hueIga.- -Capitan Cobrera, Areci-
bo
-Seis individuos distiutAs fIiaeiones
polfticas tuvieron riTa en- salida carretera
Caguas, poIicfa detuvo infractores ley, los
que venian acompahados de I'm cente-
mar de personals al querer disolver-
les Agustin Plazas Sc rcsisti6 poT 10 que
hube de empleaT rotten contra el. Salie-
ron aIgunos heridos de p'edras y palos-
SaTgento San MILAN, Rio Piedras
-Cayetano Ramos vecino de este pue-
bio, acaba atentar contra su vida tirando-
Sc & dtgollaT, cAusandose herida extensa;
segdu informes padecfa de ensgenaei6n
mental.-Cabo Gonzalez, Gurabo.
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RETREIERIAS.

Anoche, en- Ia plaza BaIdorioty, al DIR
Ell taOO-step sPerla fms" me sentf decaeI;
y, al sentirme decaer, sentf tambien que
me sentfa decadentista.
Y pens6 en- Nemrod el formidable en-
Asmodeo 81 taumaturgo; en- los versos
auprasenaibles de Jose Santos Chocano
que parece que chocdran:
los caball0s eran faeertes, los ooballOs eran
(dgites.
Pense, ademas, en- sus ojos, en- los ojos
obsidianicos de mi bien para su bien perdi
do, sea dicho en- deseargo de mi dnima
autumnal.
Rayo de palida escintilanta luz de sifo.
rama parecia rehejarse sobre las anfrac-
tuoaidades del paseo.
iOh, mi amado cisne tTiste, mi cisne
apocalfptico del tragico Ponto Euxinoi
F1, ave incoherente que pasarfas sin su-
merjiTte como JesGs ell Tiberiades, las
aguas diambulantes de San Juan & Cata-
no; I'd despertaste, til sacudiste con tus alas
sedantee, hermintol0gicas la adormilada hi
perestesia de mi espfritu. Fue como un
gonfal6n astral que hici6rame entrever la
iridiscente atm6sfera de IN pals azul.
t1 10 sabes. Muchas veces me dijiste,
en- raptos de irrita passion de Amino:
-iAst eres til!
Yo soy salvaje. Salvaje; pero, en- mo-
mentos, l6cido. Soy pagano por ell alma.
Amo los tirsos enguirnaldados, Ell falerno
enloqueciente que desentumece las fbras
y dd al coraz6u hfmnicas vibraciones. En-
tonces, ell horizonte bruno, las lejanfas
abracadabrantes t6rnanse drapreadas pur-
p1reas como alas de inmensa maFiposa
escandinava.
TG, reCu6rdalo bieD, en aquellas expan-
stones lesbicas de tn fantasia verdegueante
y at6vica, me has repetido con maculosa
ironfa:
-Ast eres td!
Yosoy como los trGbajGdOres del mar, y,
como estos trabajadores, oIvido las delica-
das notas q sobre Ell pentagrama engarza Ia
pluma de Rios Ovalle, J divide la efores.
cencia polfcroma que pone tambi6n en- Ell
mismo pentdgrama en- inspiration de per-
las, el maestro Agrinsony.
Soy como los trabajadores del mar, en-
los atisbos de pantorrillas que hacen los
mortales parpadear atortoladoE, desmayo
como ell tranquiIo oleaje del Condado en-
la playa de la Illusion, cuando Vespero des-
lie sus tintas lfricas en- el azul del cielo
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PasajeTOS GmbaHCadOs en- eI VapOr
espaTOI ''Conde WiffedO"

Para Vigo, Corufia, Santander, Bilbao.
Pasajes, Cadiz Barcelona:
Victor del Pozo, Matfas Gill, Manuela
Santosd6 Gill, Ramon Gill Santos, Mi
guel Gill Santos, Jes6s Martinez Amill,
Nicolas Perez Martinez, Julio Teixeiro
Crespo, Josefa Teixeiro, Teresa CULLEN
Castrillo, Laureano BIanco Padin, Fuse
bio Rodriguez Fernandez, Jesds Conde
Fernandez, Teodoro Vega Savafiz, Martin
Lasa Yrasola, David Gonzalez Rodriguez,
Adelaide Barreda de Huertae, Gloria
Huertas Barreda, Cecilia lHuertas Barre.
da, Rosa Huertas Barreda, Fernando Gar
cfa Ferndadez, Manuel Mendez Nufiez,
Bias Martinez Garcia, Francisco Farina
Ampar, Petra Amado Izquierdo, Carlos
Izquierdo Amado, Pedro Izquierdo Anna
do, Nicomedes Izquierdo Amado, Jose
Acevedo Pelaz, HermiDio Suarez Suarez,
Manuel Villamil VillamiI, Francisco Al
varez Perez, Jacinto Vazquez, Antonio
RisD, Beniguo Lui1a ViIlamiI, Lorenzo
Oviedo Sandoval, Martin Gavino Indarte,
Eduardo Gonzalez Caneja, Eduardo Con-
zalez Mir, Cayetano Cerame Garcia, Flo
rentino Vazquez, Alvaro Trigo Marcos,
Jacinto Garcia Viejo, Triton Roman Ro-
driguez, Santos Suarez Gutierrez, Angel
Fajardo Vega, Jose FeEnaRdez Fernandez,
Joaqnina Soto Rodriguez, Nicomedes Ro-
driguez Roja, Juan Bilbao Amezaga, Luis
Rodriguez Belgodere, Manuel Bonhome
de Saenz, Julian Ortiz Saenz, Leonardo
Saenz Garcia, Francisco Larrazabal, Do
mingo Jarque, Emilia Van Rhyn, viuda
de Finlay Eloisa Van Rhyn, Antonio Pc
Tez, Juan Perez, Maria Jimenez Perez, Jo-
sefa Segovia, Antonio Perez Jimenez, y
Maria Segovia.
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Ell DESARME.

Tai ha sido, el efecto producido en- In-
glaterra por la lectuTa de la gran obra
traducida del aIemdn '1Abajo las ArmasT'
q. en- plena cdmara sc ha pedilo el desarme
y ESQ que ell pueblo ingl6s no sabe del in
menso surtfdo de encajes que estd recibien-
do la Vizcaina", San Francisco "A.
!Abajo las armasl
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EscueIa lincoln.

Ell professor senior Negr6n Collazo, prin-
cipal de la escuela Lincoln, ha tenido Ia
cortesia de obsequiarnos con un ejemplar
del panfeto titulado s'Escuela Lincoln
que contiene bien escritos trabajos dirijidoz
q los alumnoa por Ell cuerpo de maestroa
de dicha escuela.
Damos gracias al sefor Negr6n por su
cortesfa.
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-JUNCOS-A don Nicolas Benite-
Delgado, le imvitamos que conteste nues
tras cartas, para one rinda cuenta, de los
interesea que le han sido confados de esta
Empress durante 81 tempo que fue agenLe
de este diario en- Ia iudicada poblaci6n.
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
parezca este reclamo. D.
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Gonzalez, Delgado, Rodriguez, Montesinos,
Hernandez Lopez, Ramirez, entire muchas
personas mas del elemento cat6!ico de la
ciudad, concurrieron Ia procession, por.
tando guiones, estandartes palio.
A las Riete media entr6 en- CatedTal ell
cortei1 despu6s de Tecorrer las GALES de-
signadas en- Ell programa, habiendo reina-
do en- todo el trayecto el mas religioso res
peto ordsn, resultando una verdadera
manifestation de Ia robusta vida que aquf
tiene Ia religion cat6lica
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REMEMBER.

Rafael Curbelo empleado que fue de
la la sociedad an6nima de luz electriea,
fue sentenciado por Ia Corte municipal
cuatro meses de arresto, aeusado de hurtar
bombillas de dicha sociedad Los detec-
tives V6zquez Prada Batlli hicieron Ia
denuncia despu6s de practicar una investi-
gaci0n.
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Las persOnas que deseen biIletes para
aut6movil entire Camuy Isabella, pueden
dirijirse al Sr. Rosendo Infante. Forta-
eza 81. d. D.
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-sILLON DE ENFERMO.-se ven.
de uno. bueno. Para informes diriiirse
Ia administration de este peri6dico. d. p.
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DON MODESTO
CaIdera y motor.

Sc venden, en- magnifico estado, una cal
dera de IS caballos un maquina de So ca.
ballos. Para informes b. E. de S0Ia-
P. o. Boy 808, San Juan. The Porto Rico
Box Co., B. E. de sola, proptr. 14va
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ENCAJE DE HILO-Las sei1oras v Sc
6oritas que deseen recibir 0rdenes por este
artfculo, pueden dirigirse The Porto Rico
DranWOrk and Embroidery Co. Allen
IS. San Juan. z. r. GOV q
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En- IA casa nLmerO so altos de la calle de
Ia Luna Sc alquila una hermosa y ventila-
da habitaci0n. p.
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Ahnr ,lloo rue Sc hiran cnmatIdns

Atrnr '''"" Tua Sc diCen COmetidOS
lbadO.
ne en- Palo Seco
G. ciertos atropellos
por Ia poIlcla s44. .da.
Par6cenos que, de ser ciertos esos rumo-
res, debe aplicarse los que hayan delin.
guido en6rgico corrective.
Dfcese que numerosos vecinos del indi-
cado poblado presentardn una protesta al
Jefe Hamill.
Este debiera inveetigar 10 que haya de
Verdad en- ell asunto
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S S S Q 0

Sc desea eolocar en- primera hipoteca.
Para informes dirigirse apartado de correo
nCimerO 1888. DIP.
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En- esta imprenta SO vende papel de pc
ri6dico viejo $500 quintal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-02
COLORA.

Colora Council, Jr. O. U. A. NJ, at
tended memorial services in Mt. Pleas
ant NJ. t. Church last Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Alice Tosh returned home last
Saturday evening from visit with
friends i'll Philadelphia.
Mr. Shocklcy McCush spent Sunday
with his brother, Mr.. James McCush.
MIR. Robert Frazer and Mr.. Charles
Blake, OF ElktOn, were over Sunday
guests of friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown re-
turned to their home in Liberty Grove
"Wednesday evening from a pleasant
visit with friends in Wilmington.
Miss Elizabeth Gamble, OF Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Brinton Gamble.
Alfred Woods and Albert Brumill, of
Toughkenamon, visited Mr. William
McCay and family this week.
Mr.. Lewis Reynolds. Of Philadelphia,
spent Wednesday with his sister, Mrs.
Jacob Wayne
Mrs Jesse Shippers and son, of North
East, spent Sunda yiwth Eli Coulson,
Jr., and family
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RISING SUN.

Miss Laura Swaync, OF kcnnett
Square, has returned home from visit
ing Mrs Whitiord and the Misses Nc
Coy.
Mrs. Carrie RiaIc /, visiting her son
Mr. Joseph Riale, and family
Miss Mollic I.awman, OF Pittsburg,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Ward
Rising Sun defeated Port Deposit in
a game OF base ball here on Wcdnes-
day, by the score OF ) to 3.
Miss Nellie Smith and sister, Ada
line, OF Baltimore, are vistin" relatives
in and near town.
Mrs. Emalinc Williams, OF Philadel-
phia. and Mrs Frank Oliver, OF Will
hmington. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Ryan
Miss Mary Brumiield, of TurkcE
Point, is spending some time with her
cousin, Miss Mary Brumheld near
town.
The primary school held festival on
the school grounds Thursday night.
Mr. Ilamblcton Mendenhall and fam
lily, OF 'Toughkenamon, spent Wednes-
day with Mr. c. s. Pyle and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pownall and
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Pownall of
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ZION.

Miss Atkinson. Of Pennington, spent
Saturday and Sunday OF last week
with her friend Miss Edna McNey.
Miss Maize Ewing, OF Blake. spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Mearns
Carhart.
Miss Josephine Carhart has been
spending a few dav, with her cousin,
Miss Carrie IIamblcton. Rising Sun.
Miss Nina Kirk has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Rcbccca Pussy Kcnnett
Square.
Grove School held their annual pic
mic in Stewards woods on Friday after
noon.
Miss Bessie Wiley has returned to
her home at Little Britain for the sum
mcr vacation.
Miss May Gootee, of Wilmington,
was the guest of Miss Marietta Mearns
last week.
y reception was given Rev. and Mrs.
J. Nj. Mitchell on Saturday in honor of
their twentieth wedding anniversary by
zion Ebcnezcr, Union, Calvert NJ. r.
Churches
Mr. and Mrs. George McVcy are
visiting Baltimore relatives.
Mrs Margaret Crothcrs was tender
ed a surprise on Friday in honor of her
birthday.
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James p E. Church.
Miss Nina Rawlings, of Baltimore,
is visiting Miss Ethel Harvard.
Mr. George Harvard is visiting re-
latives in .-altimorc.
Mr. George Thompson Williams
spent few days this week with hts
father, Mr.. T. f. Williams.
Mr.. Amos Burlin, oi Washington,
visited his home last week.
Rev. and Mrs. X. X. Stephenson, OF
Wilmington, were recent visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs L. T. Stephenson.
Mrs. Laura Edmondson and fam
of Thurmont, visited her father, Mr..
Philip Strout last week.
Mr.. William Batcman, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest OF Miss Helen Har-
ward Wednesday,
Mr.. Edward Weaver, OF Philadelphia,
visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. Joseph Paxton, OF Philadelphia,
spent Wednesday with his mother, Mrs.
Laura Paxton.
Mr. Willard F.McDowell spent Mon
day with Philadelphia friends.
Mr. T. +. Williams spent Monday in
Baltimore.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs. w. T. Giles and daughter, Yer
ma, OF Wilmington, are visiting Mrs.
Lewis BlanSiield.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bcaston and
daughters, OF Aliddletown, spent We'd
nc$uay with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Lea ton.
MtSsrs. Albert and Bennett Johnson
and Albert Boulder, OF Wilmington,
spent Wednesday at their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowan, Jr.,
OF Earlevllc, were visitors i'll town one
day this week.
The Misses Fader, OF Newark, were
the guests OF Mrs. Joseph Schaefer a
Jew days this week
Miss Hattie Foster, of kaolin, Pa,
is spending some time with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster.
Miss Kay Price spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia
Gilbert Cooling, Of Western Mary
land College, visited his parents this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Bryan and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Steele. of Newark
spent Sunday with Miss Annc Boul-
den
Miss Lillian Smith. Of Town Point
ic visiting Miss Rachel Lovclcscs.
G.. s. Thompson, oi New York, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph Gilqcy.
Mrs. George Ryder, If B1itimorc,
visited her parents. Mr., and Mrs. MI
gu,tuS fatman this week.
Clarence Simmons. OF Wilmington,
was visitor in town this week
Mrs. CnImarv, Mrs. DAVIS and Mrs
J: ms, oi baltimore. visited friends in
t"Wn part of the past week.
Miss Emma Lorraine has been visit
in" friends in Baltimore.
Miss Helen Ellison spent one day
last week in Wilmington.
Mrs. !. D. Mccoy and son. of Mt.
Pleasant. visited relatives here We'd
ncSday.
The remains OF Captain Joseph w.
Gil@rv were brought to his late home
~ Thursday from Norfolk. where he
died Monday ON his way to Florida.
The funeral was held Thursday after
noon. Intcrmcnt in Bethel Cemetery.
The Presbyterian Childrcn'S Dav cx-
crc,>cN have been postponed until the
second Sunday in June and the Mctho-
dist the third Sunday
Misses Gooding and Walters enter
taincd the SpinStcrS Club at the home
ri Miss Anna Durham Monday even
ing.
Prof. II. w Caldwell entertained the
graduating class Tuesday evening.
The Commencement exercises were
well attended Wednesday evening.
An interesting game OF ball was play
ed IN Saturday afternoon BY the Fix
ton Colts and the Chesapeake City
High School base ball teams. c. c. II.
s. won b" a score OF II to g.
\ number of visitors intown We'd
nc>day Tor Decoration Day and Com
mcnccmcnt
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Additional Local Joffinqs

Cecil Seminar, OF the Fourth dis
trict, is undergoing treatment at Della
ware Hospital for failing eycsight.
E. I. Dorcus has purchased the
store, good will, etc, of w. r. Nesbitt
in Port Deposit, which he will restock
with dry goods, groceries, provisions,
etc, and open on about July 1.
J. L. Stats, brother of w. E.
Stats, and Mrs. James Davis, of Sas-
sairas, died in Philadelphia last week,
of illness resulting from tumOr. His
wife and three daughters survive him
The Brayton House at Rehoboth,
near the railroad station, has been sold
to J. c. Armstrong OF Smyrna, former
ly of Elkton, who will have it reiur-
nishcd throughout and the interior re-
modelled.
Joshua Clayton, attorney for the
heirs, offered the Hamilton Morton
farm OF rs acres. in the First district.
at public sale at the Court House door
on Tuesday last, but withdrew it at a
bid OF $500
Parties are said to make practice
OF carrying off flowers placed on graves
i'll EIktOn Cemetery and several in
stances OF the kind have occurred re-
Gently. Efforts should be made to spot
the offenders.
Elderone," by Box Elder" 2o5H
bought by I. J. Murray, OF Elkton
from Miss Fannie IoncS of SMYRNA
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PERRYVILLE

Mr.. J. Arthur Smith ni Brooklyn
Vile, Nd, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
IIarnii McC"mmonS.
Nh Martin Sullivan and Miss Bren-
Dr. Smc,lz,r, oi Wilmington, were
guests of Miss Susie Gillespie on Sun
dry iast.
The motion pictures, given ly PROT.
Edward OF Wilmington, under the
auspices OF the Epworth League on
Monday evening, was a grand success.
Mr.. John Good has a new coll. p.
IS loot launch.
Miss Cora IIcwctt, "i Sparr"w's
Point, visited her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Cochran. this week.
Mr.. Bowers, OF Tancytown, Md,
spent Sunday with Rev. Asbury Burke
and family.
The first locomotive, 5r6l, crossed
the new p, b. & W. Z. X. bridge
about Hop a. III. on Tuesday, May %.
A full head OF steam was put on and
when the signal was given, Engineer
Boulder darted her safely to the West
side The first regular train to gain
the laurel was No. II Southbound, at
7.55 a. m, Tuesday, May 20.
4 fire started in the home OF Mrs.
Amanda Gillespie ON Monday morning
caused by filling a gasoline stove. Mrs.
Gillespie sustained a burned face. Mr.
Taylor Boyd received burn, on his
hands, but the stove was taken out
and no serious damage was done.
Mr.. Wallace Owens, who has been
an apprentice electrician in Baltimore,
for about eight months. is now work
ms on the new electric and intcrlOck-
ing work OF the p, B. & W. X. r..
here
The Perryvillc Amcrcu, Band
played at Iavre de Grace on Tuesday
evening at a bazar OF the BaySidc Band
and while returning home were hon
ored by being the first band to cross
the new bridge and celebrated the oc-
caSiOn by some fine music
The Perryville base bail club defeat
ed the Port Deposit team on the
grounds of the latter on Saturday last
b ythe score of ) to T. The game will
be returned here this Saturday. The
Perryville team also defeated the Hav-
re de Grace team here on Decoration
Day, by the score OF IL to :.
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WOODLAND

Miss Susan Rodgers, OF Hartford
county, is visiting old friends here.
Rev. and Mrs. +. X. Moore spent
this week in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Alexander, of Chestnut
Level, Pa, is visiting her nephew, Mr..
William Alexander.
Mr. Newell Abrahams spent Decora-
ton Day in Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward Brydc is the guest of
her husband i'll Railway, N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. William Gsriel, of
Baltimore, were guests at the Parson-
age over Sunday.
Mrs. c. $. AbrahamS was in Balti-
more this week
Mrs. Eliza Pierce is visiting relatives
in Wilmington.
NSbury Church will hold Children
Day service this Sunday evening, and
there will be no services at tlopcwcll
that evening.
There was a misprint in the Wood
lawn news about the amount cleared at
the Y festival. $40 was cleared in
place OF s. as printed.
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CECLLTON

James H. Smith has been spending a
few days OF this week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Fred Myers and children have
been spending several days with rcla-
tivcS in Baltimore.
Cornelius Davis and wife, were the
guests OF Mrs. J. II. Smith and wife
one day last week
Elwood Padley and wife, of Cam
den, n. J.. have been spending sew
era days with their parents here.
Miss Eddie Ferguson has been spend
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
Byron Rouchelle, in Chesapeake City.
Miss Daisy Hoover and Lambert
ManIove have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. +. farrell, of Viola.
Rev. w. +. Dawson, wife and child
rem, are attending the funeral of his
sister near Rising Sun.
Robert Anderson, of St. Johns is
spending his vacation with his parents
here.
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JUN E

Month of Roses, Commence
ments, Serge Suits, Straw Hats
Russell and Low Shoes. We
are doing a big Blue Serge
Suit business in all sizes. S.. so
to IS for Little Boys. Sc to SIS
for Boys. SIS to SIS for Men and
Young Men. All the Novelties
and Best Styles in Summer
Shirts and Underwear. Outing
Coats and Trousers, all sizes,
Outing Trousers, Serge Trou-
sers, Serge Coats, White and
Fancy Vests. Gray Serge and
Grey Worsted Suits, So, $40,
$I2, SIS and up to SIS. Just
now we have special values in
$40, $I2 and SIS Mixed
Worsted Suits.
s E.: MULLINS S g. e..
WELLINGTON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-02
CHARLESTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ward were the
guests OF J. l.. Ward on Sunday.
Mrs. J. b. Graham is visiting in VIII
mington.
James l.. Richardson, OF Philadel-
phia, was entertained by Mrs. H. S.
Haincs on Tuesday.
Miss Ward was a week end visitor
Miss Bessie Gaines is visiting in
Washington.
Mrs. Robert Calvert has been en-
pertaining Mrs. A. Rosendale and Mrs.
W. H. Harvey OF Norwood
Mrs. Charles Allen, OF St Louis,
Mo, is visiting Mrs. H. S. Norbury.
Mrs. Harry Cooling, Mrs Maurice
Cole and Mrs Alexander Peoples, of
Perryville, were town visitors We'd
nesday.
Miss Bertha Wharton. of North
East, visited her father. on Wednesday,
Harry H. Barnes was in Baltimore
one day this week.
Dr. and Mrs. |. +. Bennett and son.
of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.,
Chambers, Mrs. n. B. Morrison and
". K. Logan, Of Wilmington. and Mrs.
W. d. Lowden, of New York. were
week end guests at The Naples"
Mrs. J. l.. Ward entertained Mrs.
Miranda Graham and Miss Graham, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Gilmore. Of
Baltimore, on Wednesday.
Price Gibson. OF Wilmington. was
home Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Cantwel has returned
from Wilmington
Mrs. Jennie Rainnic, Mrs. I. f. Ben
nett and son, OF Philadelphia. Mrs. J..
-. Lowden, of New York, and Mrs. N
B. Morrison, of Wilmington, are be-
ing entertained by Mrs. J. w. Logan at
The Naples"
Mrs. Hattie Riggin, of Baltimore, is
the guest OF Mrs c. P. Cooper.
Louis Burke entertained party of
Philadelphia friends at Eagle Point
last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Cantwe11. Of
wilmington, are the guests of Mrs. J..
Nelson Black.
Miss Emma Barnes visited in Will
mington last week.
Mr.. William Murphy, of Charles
town, celebrated his nineteenth birth
day last Saturday evening. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. w. P,
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. J. FTeverin, Misses Gaines,
Edna Black, Mabel Murphy. Ellen
Heverin, Grace Jackson, Miss Keitlev,
OF North East; Messrs. Bcrtram Ward,
Howard Smith and W. P Jackson