The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-11
NeWS In Brief

for distribution this fall after the hunt
ing season is over. OF so to 100 pairs OF
Hungarian partridges. These birds
are extremely hardy and prolific, and
particularly adapted Tor sections OF
this country where severe winters are
experienced, as is often the case here.
They are twice the size Of the Bob
White. and therefore have sufficient
strength 10 work themselves out OF the
deep SHOWS where the latter would
succumb There are but few birds
which so strictly adhere to their once
selected abode as do the Hungarian
partridges Even their offspring do
not wander away As for sport in the
field these cartridges cannot be SUR
passed They are more swift in fight
than our quail and will lie much closer
10 cover. giving the dogs better
chance to range. nose and hold.
Negotiations are said to be in pro-
grcss between representatives OF the
Bell Telephone Company. owners OF
the peninsula system known as the
Diamond State Telephone Company.
and the Farmers and Merchants Tele-
phone c, mpany of Caroline County,
looking to the transfer 81 all the 200
miles Al lines and the 800 telephones
in Use in the counties of Queen Annc's.
Talbot and Caroline. now the property
of the Bell Company. to the local com
pany. Of which Mr. II NJ Thompson,
oi HillSboro, is general manager.
The Newark Board 81 Education or
gan;zcd last week by clcctirg DR. II
= N ELft.s-i. ...asN.,,s al
Rose. secretary and treasurer The
following teachers were elected: High
school-Georgc s. McsserSmth, priu-
cipal. at a salary oi $1,000: Miss Meta
McSorlev. first assistant, at a salary OF
$500: Miss Helen Scott. teacher. at a
salary 81 500 Public schools-Miss
Ethel Ferguson. Miss NJ. Jennie Raub,
Mrs Edna Cooner. Mss Eta ] VIII
son. Miss Mice Ferguson, Miss
Amanda Smith
The north bound section 81 The
new y. B. & w station at Whining
ton was opened Tuesday
The people IT Chester,own have
pctitioncd the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for a change oi schedule OF
trains in that town.
Saturday. June 2S, William J. Iol-
'Iu az. 'uM''u - H.'""Iu' Mgle
,,,C''u y" IVY -" ','e hualI " i'""-
cation 81 the town OF Newark
~ census oi the town Of Newark
shows that the population of the town
was on May /, 1908, i7pI: oi this num-
Der 'o' were colurcd, and r424 white.
so specific for paiu-Dr Thomas
Ec.c''fl' ~ strongest cheapest mn
NJ T,' ~, ,t'''f'' - lgus'''''''' '''''
Guy u, N,ne'''' ''' = car
-lhe Chester river bridge at Shcs-
teri"wn was opened July ! and : Tor
travel "ut wa v'"se9 asa,' Ni"hua!
"i'u M.' NOT ne "P'"'" "'''' " - com
p'e'e"'
Any ltching SKIN Is tcmpcr-tcstcr
me more YOU scratch the worse II
itchcs lDoan Ointment cures piles
S.Ie'''"- any 'N'" '''"''N ~ Il" arue
''"'t''
Perry J.. Jones, a'ia' FRANK WI
llan'. MA arrested near Bel Mr. last
week. charged with beng dc>erter
from the |. ; Navy. ana was taken I"
''' navy I"lu 1T W "S"''s'''.
-f"'ey orin" Laxative, the new
laxative stimulates but does not irri-
tate. 1t Is the best laxative. Guar
aniced or your money back-i. l,
NELLS.
"A number II the members 81 Com.
pany -, FIRST Regiment NJ. y. q. OF
bcl Ar were court marcalcd last,
week ana incd Tor non'attendance
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