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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-10-03

here wednesday to accept position as
printer in The News office.
Mr. Virgil Elliott, who has been a
member Of The News force for some
months, returned Thursday to his home
in Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Morris, of Creek,
spent Wednesday in Lancaster, shop
ping.
Miss Mamie Caskey, daughter of Mr..
Leonard Caskey, has accepted posi-
ton in Kershaw.
Miss ELLA McCleddon of Columbia,
who has been visiting in Lancaster and
county, has returned home.
Mrs. l.. A. Baker, of Kershaw, is
visiting friends here.-Rock Hill Rec
ord.
Miss Belle Thomson, of Camden, Wis
tied her brother, Mr.. w. G.. Thomson,
this week.
Misses Elizabeth and Halle Snow
den, of Charleston, and Miss Connors
Melton, of Columbia, who have been
visiting Miss Lizzie Connors, returned
to their respective homes yesterday
afternoon.
Col. Leroy Springs returned yester-
day from an extended trip North.
Messrs. q. w. Montgomery and c. B.
Plyler of the Mt. Prospect section stop
ped over here yesterday on their return
from Rock Hill.
Miss Rachel Steele, of the Creek sec
ton, is visiting her cousin here, Mrs. =.
F.. Mcdaniel.
Mr.. J. Edgar Poag, the well-l<nown
real estate broker of Rock Hill, spent
yesterday in Lancaster.
DIR. and Mrs. j. B. Patrick, of Rock
Hill, who have been spending few
days here, returned home last night.
Mr.. John Lee, of Chester spent yester-
day in Lancaster.
Miss Hattie Belk, of Monroe, is visit
ing friends at Heath Springs.
Mesdames Samuel and Henry Pow
ell, of Columbia, who have been visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
Mn =" returned home Wednesday.
NJ n :, McIlwain and family left
Rock Hill yesterC"V 10 MAKE 'he!SS .ome
in Columbia, Mr.. McIlwain's duties as
State agent of life insurance company
requiring him to have an alice in the
capital city.-Rock Hill Record.
Mrs. j. w. Walters, of the Trades
Vile section, left here yesterday for
Kershaw and Halle Gold Mine, to visit
relatives.
Mr.. Blake l.. Robertson, of Oakhurst,
Lancaster county, passed through the
city Monday afternoon on his way to
Memphis, Tenn, where he will enter
the medical college at that place.-Rock
Hill Record.
Mr.. Il. Jcn Adams and son, Mr.. w.
II. Adams and Mr.. Bud Small, of FL at
Creek, paid this Office pleasant call
Wednesday afternoon. The gentlemen
were on their way To Rock Hill, where
the younger Mr.. adams and MIR. Small
are To undergo treatment by DIR. Fen
nell at his hospital in that city.
Mrs. queen T.. Gregory, of kershaw,
who has been visiting her brother, Mr..
J. +. Gregory, returned home this week.
Mrs. w. l.. CroNton accompanied
home this week her sister. Mrs. w. Il.
StoVcr, of Heath Springs, who has been
visiting her, returning To Lancaster
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. c. Cunningham, who has
been pitching professional ball during
the ball season, is here TO spend the
winter with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Cunningham.-Ke Era.
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PRACTICAL PLAN TO RAISE CAM
PAIGN FUNDS.

State Chairman Willie Jones,
of Columbia, has inaugurated a
movement calculated 10 greatly
swell South Cardinals conlri-
button to the Bryan camp align
fund. He has gone about
the matter in business.
like, systematic manner and
substantial results ale bound
to follow. Gen Jones has
appointed committee of repre-
sentative citizens at each county
seat, and will also appoint simi.
lar committees in o'her towns, to
actively canvass for campaign
contributions. The Lancaster
com mittee is composed OF May
or L. M. Hughes, chairman, Ex-
Mayor r. E. Wyle and j. Har-
ry Foster, Esq, one of the legis-
lative nominees in the recent
primary. These gentlemen are
-, the : collectors and if they
all shrewu '>o'ter ana -: as thew
do half as we'll for Bryan as >~n
do for themselves, Lancas ter will
be made the banner Bryan coun-
ty of the State. AS there is
nothing like making good start,
we would suggest that each COM
mitteeman head his subscription
list with liberal donation of
his own-say $5 or $40.
AS compared with other coun-
ties, Lancaster has done fairly
we'll so far in responding to the
urgent appeal of ihe national
committee for help to defray the
necessary campaign expenses;
but there ore lot of tight wads
and others in this community who
haven't given cent yet, and
they should by all means be af-
torded an opportunity 10 contrl-
butte something, if it's only a
dollar apiece. Whatever is to
be done should be done quickly,
however, for the election is only
a month off, and the money is
needed right now.
The Columbia State, which, by
the way, is probably doing more
effective work for the Bryan cause
than any other journal in the
South, publishes in its issue of
Thursday "the returns by coun
ties" for the national campaign,
from which it appears that Lam
CASTERS contribution to date is
$90.S1, while that of our neigh
boring county OF Kershaw is only
$27.16 Our neighbor on the
east, Chesterfield, however, has
done we'll, lis sum being 1929 50;
but II We mistake not, the great
er part Of it was given by the
Cheraw board of trade. Chester,
Oh the west, has also come
acioso" with a good amount
$l06 OF, but York heads the list
III The Piedmont section with
$l7S.S9. All OF the sums will
no doutt be largely augmented
by The work Of Chairman jones'
CauVaSSers.
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every time you hand out a
laugh you make somebody hap.
py." says an actor. But it oc.
casionally happens that when a
newspaper paragrapher does the
handin' out stunt he falls down.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-10-03

a man in Texas is Offering to
contribute his mother-in-law TO
the Democratic cam paign fund =
Augusta Chronicle.
IL she's a red-headed widow,
it's safe bet that he can't de.
liver the goods:
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Condition of Cotton Crop.

The average condition of the cotton
crop is placed at III by y. Norden N
CO., New York. These figures are the
averages ofthc numerous reports sent in
by their correspondents, and AS the
house is usually bearish, the figures
may be regarded as fairly representa-
ton of actual conditions. The figures
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-10-03

ga bill collector in Arkansas
killed man the other day." says
he Augusta Herald. He'll no
doubt get all that's coming to
him now.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-10-03

"Taft is running along as
steady as a train" says the Bal
timore Sun. Yes, but the en-
CINE is headed fer the bottom OF
Salt river and not for the White
House.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-10-03

Presiding Elder Stackhouse, Of
Rock Hill, will hold quarterly
conference and preach at Belair
church, on Van Wyck circuit, to-
day and tomorrow.
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Monday next corresponding
with the Day of Atonement in
the ancient Jewish dispensationS
the Hirsch Bargain House will be
closed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08
CARHART 6 CO.
Zion, Maryland
a detailed account OF some of our New Goods at
Attractive Prices


Attractive Prices.
Miss Fluffy Ru1es is more fluffy than last season.
Ribbons and Laces play important part in My Ladys
Wardrobe"
RIBBONS, black white and eoo 20 rs and SOC per
Of charge
z, and
Soft and Sheer Dress Materials
Lawn Is, and 2sc perya
India Linens, white and black, 10, 49, and
10 Dressy Dresses soc
Dainty Lawns lowered pink, blue and yellow
Sufngs, voi, nOhair, Lnon, Madras, Ohambray
ShrtwaiSis
Tailored collar and
mi 81
COLLARS dreali Embode,cd r,rsr,
durable washru
BUTTONS, pearl and bone,a al sizes
MATTINGS, $500, $50, 50 So OO perron
so s lands straw
so "a "a
MEMS SUITS, $500 $500, $500, 5000 sl2 90 '
Store Closed Every Wednesday Evening at 6 O'clock
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on the other. Then is the time TO
spread forth your hands toward
Heaven by day, and close them firmly,
but very quietly, over the coin oil the
gambler and the rum-seller by night
Then is the time to wear the martyrs
air and the good mans innocent for
bearance-while the boys around the
corner get in your work with the
other half" But this crying outl This
attempt at defence and explanationl
This baseness OF replyingl oh, John
zie, Johnnie, you were never meant Tor
a politicianl Or IL you were, some
thing has gone wretchedly wrong in
the making. The idea OF arguing with
the pcoplel What you want to do is
to fool EN-" The idea oil getting in
a row with Anderson and the Anti
Saloon League, when you could have
saved yourself entirely by little judi
cious silence and a bunch OF well-engi-
neered endorsements from the ardent
temperance advocates who are Demo
Gratis first and temperance men after
wards, who never, that is, allow their
personal principles to interfere with
their party zeal That is the way to
go upward and onward as Democratic
machine politician, and II you are not
equal to such acting. then we think,
Mr.. Beasman, you better get off the
boards.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08

al his home here.
Mrs. w. II. Elgin and Master
Hampton. oi Washington, ID. G., are
visiting relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. K. c. Gisriel are at
tending Summit Grove Campmeeting
at New Freedom, Pa.
Mrs. r. c. Jerness and Miss Rachel
Nesbiit are visiting ssrs. Cora Null Of
Emoryvillc. Pa.
Tuesday. while Mr.. Clarence VIII
liams was helping to tear down the old
Tyson mill. formerly Jenness' mill. he
fell distance OF about rs feet For
tunately no bones were broken, but he
was laid up for several days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08
Met Death In Mine Shaft

While being let down the shaft at
the Sparvctta Spar Quarrics, near Ris-
ing Sun last Monday. Benjamin Keys
icl from the bucket used to transport
the employees to the bottom OF the
shaft. distance ct about so feet
landing on a pile Of rocks and was
So badly injured that he died about two
hours later. II is said that the unior-
tunatc man had fit 10 which he was
subject which caused him TO TALL Cor
oncr Frazer was summoned and gave
certificate al accidental death.
The deceased was about - years OF
age. and was the son 81 Samuel Keys
81 the Sixth district, lie was unmar-
ricd and lived with his sister. Mrs II.
NJ McMullcn
The funeral was held Thursday a.
ternoon. at o'clock. with services AZ
the home ~ Mrs MeMulen and in.
terment IN Yves, Nottingham Friends
Buryinv- Ground. near Rising Sun
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COL0RA.

Nathan Montgomery, oil Coatessille,
is visiting relatives here.
There were forty present at Bible
Class. and debate last Thursday night
week al Mt. Pleasant Church. The
church will not be closed on account OF
campmeeting. There will be open-air
service evrey Sunday evening during
August. at p. IN. Subject Tor sermon
next Sunday night-"A Double Life"
Miss Eleanor Nesbitt, OF Austin,
Texas, and sister, Miss Annie Nesbitt,
OF New York, are being entertained
by relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Fannie Crothers spent Wednes-
day in Havre de Grace.
Mrs. John Woods, Toughkcnamon,
visited her daughter. Mrs. William
Mckay, Thursday.
Eli Coulson, Jr., and Lewis F. Rey-
burn, Philadelphia, visited Robert r.
Pierce and wife Monday.
Stephen Krauss, Port Deposit, visit
ed his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Krauss, Wednesday.
Misses Helen and Mary Mckay
spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Margaret Lamm.
Miss Mary Slicer was the guest oil
Miss Lola Garrett and sister, Wednes-
day.
Elwood Balderston picked rs baskets
OF fine tomatoes from his 8 acre held
on Monday.
Clayton Balderston and Samuel Row
land have each purchased fine driving
horses from w. r. Smith, Oxford.
Clarence Krauss has built porch to
his grocery and restaurant.
Elmer McCardell is going to make
extensive repairs to his residence.
George Baldcrston, youngest child
Of Mrs. George Balderston, fell from
load OF straw last Friday evening
and broke his arm.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson and Mrs.
Iohn Hines are on the sick list.
Adolphus Reynolds. Media, is quite
III at the home OF his father in-law,
Aaron J. Kitchener
Howard Puse" has gone to Dover,
Del. where he will work at his trade
oi carpenter for some time.
Miss Elizabeth Gamble. who is en-
ployed in Wanamaker's store, Phila-
delpha. spent few days with her par
ents. She is now spending the rest OF
her vacation at Atlantic City.
Some OF the members OF the Susque-
hanna Tribe oi Red Men oi Co'ora
went to Annapolis on Tuesday and took
part in the big parade there.
Kersey Coulson. who farms for Mrs.
Title Tosh. has the champion field OF
corn in this section.
Albert Ewin~ has purchased a new
hav press,
Miss Mamie Burgess is having a
stable and chicken house built.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08
TOME NEW DIRECTORATE

IN connection with DR.. Lanes re-
sgnation as Director OF the Tome
= Institute, IL is interesting to note
that for time at any rate the school
will be under the direction OF faculty
committee OF five members. The com
mittee thus chosen to run the school
for the ensuing year consists OF DR..
Thomas 6. Baker, the head of the mod
ern language department: PROT Rob
ert w. Tunstall, the head OF the clas-
steal department; Prof Charles +.
Hammett, the director OF physical cul-
ture, Prof. r. {. Bates, director OF
manual training. and DR.. Cecil a. Ew-
ing, professor OF mathematics. These
FIVE members will have control oi the
institution, and all questions relating
10 scholarship. discipline, etc. will be
settled by them They have met and
have elected DR. Baker as chairman OF
the committee al control and he vii.
act Tor a year in that capacity.
The selection 81 DR.. Baker a. chair
man, seems a gratifying one 10 the
Trustees and will doubtless prove a
happy one iorthc institute DR., Baker
has become widely known in educa-
tional circles, in which he appears as
a careful and strong thinker, with clear,
sane. practical ideas which mus, COM
mend themselves 10 all those who want
10 see the most and best made oi the
critical school DAYS We shall watch
this experiment with great interest
and S:nccreSt good wishes The Tome
is a great School-in the making
Great things. doubtless, await II in the
future And nothing can contribute
more To- its greatness than the en-
thusasm. harmony and ability Al IT'S
staff officers This faculty directorate
scheme may prove something more and
better than a temporary arrangement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08
BAD BREAK FOR Il
POLITICIAN
,ERINTENDEN-r

n UPERINI ENDENI ANDER-
son oi the Anti Saloon League
~ seems 10 have smittcu the Hon.
Johnnie Bcasman hip and thigh IN their
epistulary encounter over the latter.
record ~ the late Legislature You
see, the Hon Johnnie was placed N a
very awkward prcdcamcn, by his
partys ante election agreement with
the liquor interests Such an agree
ment VA, made about ten days before
the election IN November asst. We
referred to the fact IT the time as
well-cStablishcd fact and one that would
about cook the Republicans goose IN
Baltimore City We called the Anti
Saloon League attention To the TACT
that the Democrats were working both
ends al the game: that while making
satisfactory public promises Ia the
Temperance people, they had finally
bargalrcd with the liquor Interests and
would have 10 deliver the goods 10
those interests when the Legislature
met. Which same representation
proved quite correct But the situa-
ton has been distrcssingly cmbarraSs-
ing to some al the Democratic states
men-Scnator Bcasman among the
TCSt. Ills NilN III llt Legislature wv
not exactly square with his attitude
and uttcrancc as candidate, And
when Superintendent Anderson asked
the Honorable Senator just how he
reconcilcd these conflicting currents
in his political career, the Hon. Scna-
tor did just what every man does when
he gets rearin'. tearin. cussin' mad
lell down and broke his molasscs jug
Evidently. the Hon Johnnie needs a
lot OF training yet, before he's III to
be called first-claSs machine po'iti-
clan lie must learn how to lay low
and say muffin" before he can hope to
stand in the front rank OF local states
men Let him go 4 schooling and be
properly tutorcd. until he knows better
than to cry og, in wrath when his in
constituencies are brought 10 light
Pshaw, Johnnie. or Hon Johnnie. let
MS say. thou art well nigh a fool to
mouth il So because iorsooth. some
medd ing critic calls attention to the
unpleasant fact that your promises and
performances do not look alike Then
is the time to smile benipnlv and talk
all the more urctiously Then is the
time 10 walk most complacently down
the middle of the road with the High
Prizes, IN ono arm and Pon'ius PLATE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08
CHESAPEAKE CITY

The Back Greek Neck Sunday
School picnic was held at Locust
Point on Wednesday.
4 crowd OF young folks enjoyed
siraw-ride last Thursday evening.
Miss Marie Byers entertained few
friends Friday evening.
Mrs. n b. Reed entertained a num-
Der OF young folks Saturday evening
in honor OF her guest, Miss Estelle
B,asten Those who enjoyed the even
ing were Misses Mamie Wright, Min
ME Bowers, Marie Byers, Louise Boul-
den. Katharine Macdonald, Margaret
Johnson. Messrs. William Schaefer,
John Clark, George Borem, Ward
Beasten, John Hopper.
Sore throat is prevalen, in town
The Chesapeake City base ball team
won game Saturday from the War
wicl: team.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Rlansheld was buried at Bethel
Cemetery, Monday afternoon.
Merry po-rounds' are at the loot
oi George street, by the wharf,
4 dance will be given at Spa Spring
Park Friday evening, August Is.
Miss Mile Cook. OF Chester, Is
visiting Misses Augusta and Mary
Baker.
Miss Fannie Foard, OF Elkton, spent
this week with her mother.
Messrs William +. Johns, Of Bal,i-
more, and Ralph Clifford, OF Zion, were
visitors in town over Sunday.
Miss Mildred Davis, OF Wilmington,
was the guest OF Miss Esther Banks
during the past week
Miss Stella Bcasten. oi Mddlciowr,
/, visiting her cousin. Mrs n b. .Reea.
Miss Euccnia pcarce, 81 German
town, Is visiting Miss Mary Steele
Misses Edith Caldwell, OF Galena,
and Mabel Bateman, Of Baltimore. are
visiting Miss Mamie Jecrson.
Misses Hattie and Marie Foster, Of
Ccntrcvillc, Del, are spending some
time with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mr.. John Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. w T Giles, Of Vii
minptor. Spen, Sunday with relatives
IN town
Mis- Grace Ceiscndorier, OF Viii
mington. !, visiting Mrs Clarence Har-
rington
Miss Kate Eubank, OF Baltimore, is
spending a few days with DR. and Mrs.
C. c. Laws
Mr.. and Mr. James a Boulder,
Misses Alice Boulder and lionne
Manlove, al Philadelphia, are spend
ing some time with Mrs | G Griffith
Mrs. W c karsner, Misses Hattie
Morgan. Elsie Karsncr and Evelyn
K'blcr took . trip to Beterton last
Wednesday
Mrs James { Hopper and daugh-
ter. Alice. are visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
f p. Conrey, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A. /
| Conrey.
Howard Stephens left last week for
Putsfcld, Mass, where he has secured
4 position
Miss Mary Jefferson entertained =
number oi friends Tuesday evening
Miss Rchecca Lum entertained a
number Of friends al watermelon
party last Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs T. C. Smoot ard
children have returned from a visit
with relatives in Caroline county.
The annapolis" took the excursion
to Colchester, Thursday About 6oC
| tickets we're sold mere despite the nm
| favorable weather.
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Baseball

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NORTH EAST

24o tickets were sold for the Toll
chester excursion on Wednesday.
The cannerics will begin operations
next week with prospects OF short
crop.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cheadle. OF
Philadelphia. visited his sister. Mrs.
Ed Cannon, this week.
Miss Emma Thompson is ATTENDING
Rollinsville Camp. Pa. this week
There has been many pleasant launch
parties from here this week. the wes-
Their being ideal
1t is estimated that 1000 people at
tended Leslie Camp. Near'y every one
from here attended
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Mnker, of vii
mington. spent part al the week with
Mrs Kate Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs !. NJ. Clark. OF Wash
inpton, are visiting their parents.
Mrs r. /. Morgan Is on a month s
visit to her home in Hartford county.
Mr. Rayner Carey has been awarded
a free scholarship in the Maryland Art
| School at Baltimore for four years.
Misses Mildred and Reba Carey are
visiting Mrs Giles p Cooke, in Vir'
GINA
Frank Jackson is installing a IS h =
engine in the buc-eyc which he has had
fired M for duckinp
| NJ and Mrs. William Arrison, oi
, Wa shinctor. & visiting his parents,
/ NJ and Mrs 7 w Arrison
The North East base ball club wi
p'av at Char'estown on Saturday
Mr.. Iohn Lciqhman is seriously IL
/ ~ his home on Church Point having
! been III for a year past
Mr. and Mrs John Johnson gave ;
tea At their home at the old mill or
/ Tuesday evening, which was attended
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on balls-by Murray, ?; by Crouch, 3.
Passed balls-McDonough, /. UNI
pire-Walter Mercy.
Today Saturday the Elkton team
will visit Newark and endeavor to
avenge the two defeats that team has
given MS.
North East easily defeated Charles
town on the North East base ball
grounds. last Saturday, by score OF
Sto !. Gather and Wilson pitched good
ball. but the errors behind the former
gave North Eas, the victory. Score:
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by a large number OF relatives and
friends. The music was furnished by
the Washtika Glee Club and Mrs. Mar
ion Rose.
Miss Elizabeth Murray. OF Port De-
post, is visiting Miss Helen Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Joyce and sons
Ellis and Harry, and Levi Devonshire,
OF Kirkwood, Pa, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Grant. OF Principle, Md, and
Mr.. Isaac Alexander and family, oil
Sylmar, spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. John /. Davis.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08
Get It At

Mrs. Sarah c. Davis has been spend
ing two weeks at the home OF her son.
John L. Davis, North East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Person, OF
Principle, entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Richie, OF Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. M. Pierson, Miss Bertha Simpers,
OF North East. Miss Bertha Biddle, Of
Baltimore, Mr.. George Henderson, Of
Baltimore, and Mr.. Willard Richter
and Miss Alice Biddle, OF Consho-
hocken, Pa.
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WOODLAND

The official board met a, the Par
sonagc Monday evening
Mrs Edward rist and son. az phila
delphia. are ,hcg ues;s 81 Mrs G. Z
Tyson
Mr. Raluh c Gibson has resigned
Nj. posi,icn IN Ilavre de Grace and is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08

State of Maryland, County Of Cecil. ss
|. Chas NJ. Ellis, President of the above
named bank, do solemn iy swear that the
above statement IL true to the best of my
knowl, dye and belief
CHAs. NJ. ELLIS. President.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
10th day of July, 1907.
JOHN W. ANTHONY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest;
REUBEN HAINES,
FRANK Il. SCOTT.
AUSTIN L. CROfHERS,
July 254t Directors.
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Two base hlts-W ME and IHUWP=
SON and Algard Stolen bases-Char-
lestown. ,: North East. 4 Hit by
pitched ball-by Wilson, ,, Bases on
ialls-by Gather. , Double plays
BOYER to Goodnow, Wilson to Biddle
to II Boyer Passed balls-Dorsch, ?
Struck ou,-by Gather, Is; by Wilson,
10 Time Of gamc-i4s Umpire
Chcades. Scorer-Thompson