The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-04
Local JOttings

S425.
Mr. J. Harvey Groves begins the
making OF ice cream today. Mr..
Groves is becoming famous as the
maker OF the finest ice cream *3t
There will be divine services at
St. Marks Chapel, near Perryville,
next Sunday at 1890 a. H., and at the
Parish House, Perryville, at 3 p. m,
and at St. Mary'S Church, North East,
at 7.So p. m
Why not see about those new car
riages now. and consult Burns Bros,
Havrc de Grace, Md. Never were
their carriages better and never was
the demand for them so great. apr OFT
S. II. Friedman, OF Port Deposit,
well known to many Elktonans. has
made a deed OF trust OF NJ. II. Fahey,
OF Havre de Grace, for the benefit OF
his creditors. Mr.. Friedman's assets
are estimated at about $1,000.
Little Elk Tribe No. so. will turn
out at Cherry Hill NJ f. Church on
Sunday, May 5. They will meet at
the Hall at 9.45 a. m, and thence pro-
coed to the church. All the members
are urged to turn ont. set
piers OF the new bridge OF the B. & O.
railroad, over the Susquehanna river,
at Frenchtown, have been taken. The
machine for making soundings arrived
last week, and the work OF locating
foundations was begun.
We will accept the verdict OF anv
man who has taken the Keelcy Cure
rs to whether it does what il claims
What these claims are, learn for YOUR
self by writing the Kelley Institute,
Washington, d. c, w. G. Haskell,
Manager. 2II North Capitol street.
Charles Giberson, OF New Jersey.
was found lying along the tracks of
the Pennsylvania Railroad at Newark
early last Saturday morning. II is
supposed that he fell from a train,
After being removed to the Delaware
Hospital at Wilmington he recovered
consciousness.
1t is said that parties are ncgotiat-
ing for properties along the Susaue-
hanna river, near Peach Bottom. be-
cause OF rumor that big power dam
will be built near Williamson's Point.
1t is supposed that they either repre-
sent the projectors OF the enterprise or
are looking ior Speculations.
y successful concert was held in
Cedar Hill school on Friday evening.
April -, the proceeds amounting to
$50. Inc piano purchased some time
ago Tor the school has been paid for,
and the teacher. Mrs. A. NJ. Johnson,
wishes to extend thanks to the friends
VINO have aided the school in the paw
ment thereof.
.-Caulchan and Hogan. caught a
thousand barrels OF herring at one
haul lew days ago at their fishing
float near Prrryville The catch was
so LARGE that the main seine had to be
Staked out and small ones used to land
the fish. The haul occupied over II
hours. II is figured that there were
over ny" hundred thousand fish in the
seine at one time
bishop Coleman. Of Delaware. re-
buked a catherine Of hatless women
in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
IN Wilmington. last Saturday evening.
The occasion was wedding and MANY
OF the ladies attended without hats or
other covering for their heads. which
IS against the rules OF the Episcopal
Church Bishop Coleman is reported
to have said Il will excuse you this
time, but don't do it again"
James Mostclar. the butter-maker
at the Abott Creamery at Lincoln Uni
vcrsity lost his lett arm last week by
amputaton which was necessary be-
cause Of injury to his hand which was
caught in the machinery. His hand
was feariuly crushed and mangled
He was removed to the University
Hospital, Philadelphia, where the arm
was taken off about SIX inches below
the elbow. He stood the operation
bravely.
NASAL CATARRH, an int1am-
nation OF the delicate membrance lin
ing OF the air-passagcs, is not cured by
any mixtures taken into the stomach.
Don't waste time on them. Take Ely's
Cream Balm through the nostrils, so
that the icvered. swollen tissues are
reached at once. Never mind how
long YOU have suffered nor how often
Won have been d;sannointed we know
Flv's Cream RaIn, ,p;II c,,ra Won nc i
has cured o,hers nv tbe thousand All
drroo;sts .oc Jo;Iod h., I'll, PCS
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