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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14

AS to the trusts, the president believes
the executive should separate the sheep
from the goats-that the judiciary can
not be trusted. Any one who thinks
differently is demagogue. socialist
and anarchist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14

Nord Alexis had a goodly sum de-
posted outside of Hayti. There's moth
ing like being forehanded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14
WHAT AMERICAN MONEY DOES

Craig Biddle. one of Philadeiphia-s So
cial leaders. is above all things patriotic
IL Is veil known how Mr.. Biddle at New
port last summer. drubbed soundly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14

While Castro is in Europe the kaiser
might get some valuable pointers as to
how he bosses people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14

The gladstone Yuletide is approaching.
May every old Scrooge see the error of
his ways,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14

Carrie Nation is doing Scotland.
1t is probably well for Carrie that duck
ing stools are out of date.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14

Anybody attending the exhibition at
Omaha will probably acknowledge the
corn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14

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cents.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-14
THE DIVORCE EVIL.

To The Salt Lake Herald:
Much has been said and written re-
Gently and much more will be said.
doubtless in the future upon what has
been termed the Divorce Evil" The
Interrogation is here presented. rs ii an
evil or in other words, Is the divorce
itself the evil. or is it but the effect of
some cause which lies anterior to the
divorce. which is primarily the evil which
causes the divorce? Ii is apparent that
there is some cases which produces the
effect, which we call the divorce" Much
criticism has been administered to the
courts and TO the law, especially in the
United States. The fact is. that the ma
Jortty part of such criticism. especially
OF the courts. is altogether gratuitous and
Ill advised for the one reason. especially,
that courts do not legislate-they are in
stituted TO administer and execute the
laws, but not to make them-hence the in
consistency of censuring a court for sim
ply performing its solemn duty and full
Filling its office. So long as courts do not
go beyond, nor transcend the limitations
of the law, they are entitled to full faith
and credit and are not properly subject
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Handkerchief Shower

A handkerchief shower was given
Miss Goldena Atkinson. Saturday
evening in honor OF her eighteenth
birthday. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs David Angle, Mr. and Mrs Theu-
dorc Angle ard daughters. MIR and
Mrs John NJ Rultcr. Mr. and Mrs.
William Kinlmpcr, Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Ferguson and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Atkinson, Jr.. Mr. Elisha At
kinson Sr, Misses Fila Fields, Helen
Fields Esther Angle, Beulah Lynch.
Deli Cannon. Fstclla Angle. Frances
Ashby. Eva Angle: Mcssrs James
frnch. George Angle. Price Ashhv.
Theodore Kirkpatrick. William Angie.
William Nshbv George Atkinson. Sam
mel TYSON. Amos Ray, Samue' Atkin-
son. John Angle, Russell Owens The
evening was spent with games and gra-
phophonc selections. after which re
ircshmcnts were served, the guests re
turning to their homes at m carly
hour. 4 GUEST.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
To-day YOu'H Be Tagged

Today, it is up TO the whole popula-
ton to be tagged for the benefit Of
the Union Hospital The tag" me-
thod is familiar 90 most communities
and i, uniformly popular and success
zeal as ready means OF supplying the
needs oi worthy causes and institutions
Each contributor viii have n tag at
Hched 20 him or her without regard
10 the amount ~ cash given No tag
will be- sold ior less than five cents. 4
umlcr ~ schools had an extra "teg
'ay yesterday aud ,hc pupils VIII get
'Hsv AGAIN today There are but few
people in the county who cannot afford
@ nl' contribution MANY could make
nrruus offerings, aud the aggregate
oi gifts should make creditable
and helpful sum for the hospitals use.
2 he ladies oi The Ncs, Nottingham
ruugrcna'iuu's supper uettyd 500 for
thc hH-p'lars benefit On Tuesday cvcn-
iua. and. perhaps other 'itc entertain
meu,s uoy Ne given n stormy " dan
the "targing" viii be postponed until
next Saturday. December 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Church Services

Evening services will be held on
the remaining Sundays in December,
IN the Church OF the Good Shepherd,
Chesapeake City, at 7.3o o'clock
*Elkton M. Z. Church--services to-
morrow as follows 10 20 a. M.
preaching by the Pastors subject
Failure and Success" 2 p M. Sab
bath School and Pastors Bible Class:
GAS p. m, Epworth League; ?. 30 p. M.
preaching by the Pastor--subjcct--
How Strong Man Lost His
Strength" All invited. Come and
worship with us.
'Hopewell M. Z. Church, Wood
lawn, Md, Rev. ]. Howard Gray, Pas
tor--Sabbath service December Ia
Sunday School, at o.3o: preaching at
1880 and 3 p. M; morning subject
God With U.s." evening subject
"Evangelistic Sermon" Epworth
League, at 7.3o; preaching at Asbury.
at ; p. m. Regular revival closed.
viii be held on Sunday nights.
*fn the absence OF District Superin-
tendent w. G. Koons. who as dele
gate was attending the Federal Council
Of Churches in Philadelphia. II. p.
PPrettyman held the Quarterly Con-
ference OF Galena and CeciIton last
Saturday. The present pastors were
unanimously invited TO rcturn-J. NJ.
Mitchell for the third year 10 Galena,
and o. f. Jones for the second year to
Cecilton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Good Year In Dull Times

The annual meeting Of the Directors
and stockholders oi The Scott Fertili-
zer Company was held At the Office OF
the Company in Elkton, on Wcdnes-
day December q The operation of the
Company for the year ending Novem-
Der go, showed prosperous condi-
tion, the volume OF business done be
ing greater than any previous wear.
The proposition To have The Scott
Fertilizer Company 60 into the lndc-
pendent Fertilizer Company, which has
recently been incorporated with S5o.-
100000 capital. was only discussed in
formally. and it is not probable that
tho proposition will be acted upon fav-
nrably The old Board OF Directors
ard Stockholders were re elected. and
the dividend OF per cent paid upon
the stock
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Local JottingS

The NJ. Z. Church OF Lewisville.
Pa. will hold a supper and bazar in the
Knights OF Pythias Hall on the even
ings OF December ~ and is.
About a hundred acres OF wood
land owned by the Whitaker Company
and others, located in the Jackson Sta
tion section, were burned over last
week.
North East is in the swim and will
have moving picture exhibitions on
Saturday nights in the g. a. K. Hall,
managed by O. NJ Coslett and J a.
Roney.
-Chalmer c. Reynolds, the former
famed base ball pitcher of Rising Sun,
has secured position on the surveying
corps OF the State Good Roads Com
mission.
Newark parties who recently pur-
chased the Spring Lawn mill property
near Lewisvile, will use it in connec-
ton with one OF the fibre plants in
Newark
Mtddlctowu residents were stirred
last Thursday morning by a blaze
caused hy foul fuc AZ George Reed
house on Anderson street salt thrown
down hc chimney spared the iremeu a
run
John n Terrell. agent for the
springfield Fire aud Marine Insurance
Company, has paid Cant Emil Holm,
II Port Deposit, 5000 of his ST COO in
nr1n-c u the burned steamer CITY
Belle" Sioo h1yirg been allowed for
salvage
The property ai ihc late J. Nifrcd
Macl.ic 10 Franklin Township, Chester
county, 40 a.Tcs with improvements.
bal, been transferred 60 J Clarence
--ackic by Mary r.. Frank II Clem
cut r., Henry VI and James Mackie
ior $1,000
We call attention to The advertise
Wcnt oi Joshua Conner IN another coll
umu This is ore of the oldest and
most reliable harness aud leather goods
stores IN the country Whatever comes
from Joshua Conuer's comes thorough
IS guaranteed
a snugly furnished rcad'rg room
aHd gymnasium has lccr fitted up over
tsticc Gilpin's office on North street
Nv number OF boys Of the Presbvter.
ian Sunday School The room is closed
AT 8 O'Clock p. m, save on Saturday
nights, when the hour is $40
Principal Hugh w. Caldwell has
determined. from family considerations
to remain in Chcsapcakc City Speak
no at the High School Teachers AS
sociations meeting in Baltimore last
week. Mr.. Caldwell said that one OF
the chief noints Of weakness in our
high schools was lack OF teachers to
carry out the ambitious program pre-
Scribcd bv the Slatc Board Of Educa-
ton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Invited rev Pastor

Q Dee prospective removul u' Rev Dr.
o. T. Barrett, The able 1rd popular
pastor ri L.stm " E Church to
thester,owu, at the expiration oi the
present Conference year, pu, the prob
am 1i his successor mp 10 the Official
Board 500 lar as they may effect its
solution Several eligible ministers
were iu view. and. finally. request was
made 90 Ecw II. a. G. Wcstcriicld.
pastor Of Asbury Church, Whining
ton, who had been invited to continue
for another year Mt that charge. 10
eTye the Elkton Church Rev Mr..
WcsterIicld felt that he should accept
lnc call to Elkton, and has done so,
,uhicct to the approval Of the pres;d-
ing Bishop ~ the coming Conference.
lie is well known in Cecil as former
pastor ui the Chesapeake City. Rising
Sun aud North East Churches.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Sale OF Two Mackie Farms

Two fine farms OF the late Franklin
T. Mackic. located in the Fourth dis
trict, one containing 2os acres with inn
provementS, near Rock Church, on the
road leading from tht Church to Lewis
vile, and the other. I32 acres. with inn
proyemcnts. OF the road from Fair Hill
to Blue Ball, were sold at the Court
fIcuse door on Tuesday morning by
Omar d. Crothers, trustee. in parti-
ton proceedings on the part OF heirs.
The first property was bought bv
Frank F. Williams for Sr4,7oo and the
second by Reuben NJ Reynolds. for
$500 Mr.. Williams has sold the farm
he bought to Osborne s. Mackic, at
an advanced figure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Real Estate Transfers

Christopher T. Snyder and wife and
Samuel ]. Terry. Jr., to 6. Elmer Ham
bleton. property at Rising Sun, Sf3o
and other considerations.
Mary f. Davis and Arthur M. Davis.
her husband. to George Janvier. Of
Middletown, Del, sf-a acres in Second
district, $500.
Andrew w. Woodall and wife. Of
Kent county. TO +. Allan -Sauerwein.
Jr., of Baltimore. Peach Bud farm OF
o22 acres and Rose Hill farm Of 400
acres in First district. S. and other
considerations. f Allan Sauerwein
aud wife to Andrew w Woodall aud
wife. properties above, S5 and other
considerations
Frederica Krauss and Thos. Krauss.
her husband 10 + r. Kelly. 20 acre
property near Woodlawn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
NEW PASTOR

Rev William Crawford, OF Holyokc,
Mass, recently elected pastor OF the
Port Deposit Presbyterian Church. was
ordained TO the ministry and installed
pastor OF that church on Wednesday
evening by the Presbytery OF New Cas-
tie. The Presbytery met previous TO
the exercises in the Sunday School
room. Present Rev. Drs. Milligan
and McElmoyle, and Rev. John +. Egg
CERT and Samuel Polk. and Elders ].
]. Buck and George \. Blake. The
ordination and installation was in the
church proper. where large congre-
CATION had assembled
The program OF exercises was as
follows Organ voluntary, by Miss
Florence Snyder. the regular organist
OF the church. II was rendered with
skill and expressions; Doxology, "Old
Hundred" invocation by Rev. John f..
Eggert, the Moderator; hymn. "Coro-
nation; Scripture lesson, by Rev. Mr.,
White. OF Columbia Presbytery, n. Y,
a classmatc oi the new pastor; prayer,
by Rev. Vaughn s. Collins. OF Port
Deposit NJ. +. Church; selection by
the choir, Miss Buck. soprano, Mrs.
w. II. Carson, alto, w. II. Carson,
tenor, Frank Clapp. bass. This selcc-
ton. "Hcaven is My Home was rem
dered with much feeling and in excel
lent style; sermon by Rev. DR.. John
McElmoylc: tcxt-Iohn IL: 2o-2I. Or
diuation service: charge 10 the pastor,
by Rev Samuel Polk. and to the people
by Rev DR.. J. r Milligan; hymn;
prayer, by Rev DIR. McElmoyle; hymn
and bencdiction.
After the exercises the entire CON
crcgation went forward and greeted
the new pastor The visiting members
~ Prcsbytcrv were entertained at the
Tome Institute Inn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
EIkfon May Get State Carp

There is a strong likelihood TIM, the
cncampmcut II the Maryland Nationrl
Guard wll BE secured for Eltton next
summer II a suitable site can be OBJ
tanned Cantaiu John A. Morean has
three elioihlc locations in mind and
viii confer or communicate with the
owners About 6o>acres would he re-
aured for the bripadc numbering
from 2=oo 20 1000 men II the site SC
lcc'cd be within half n mile ~ the town
limits. local interests MIGHT p2v for
The cost oi c~teudirg the town water
service TO The GROUNDS Governor Gro
theirs rs said 10 favor Fltieu rs loca-
ton for the cncamrment. end could Do
mnrh 10 scerre II II the rcnrired cone
d'rns can lc met successfully
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
COUN7YB0

The School Board me9 III reruI1r
session Tuesday. pfesent- N Z S1f<.
Blake, Carey and Jcnncss. Mjnnft1
read and approved.
The following designations were -,
ceiscd Miss anna Mary Hrickley.
Nc. 9. Fifth, to take efIeci January Is
1000
The following teachers having rais16
$io or more for libraries, the treasurer
was directed 10 add $40 IN each caSe a
Miss Elizabeth n. Warburton. NJ. q
Third, Miss Bessie NJ Rawlings. No.
IS. Sixth.
DR.. ]. J. Wright, J. Fl. r. Price and
Samuel 6. Wilson were appointed -
trustees for Schools No. 6 and No. :.
colvrsd First. and John Harfenssinc
and K. n. SrI.~an as trustees for Mo-
I, Seventh.
Miss Isabel G. McCay was appointed
as an assistant at No. 2, Seventh. -
long as needed.
The Secretary was directed ID par.
chase 100 copies of the bylaws.
The schools will close on the cven-
ing OF FRIDAY, December I6. and opcf,
on Monday, January 4
Ordered, that when we adjourn Il
shall be to meet on Tuesday, January
S, instead OF the second Tuesday as
usual, at which time the matter Of ir,-
Stirring all schoolhouses throughout the
county against fire will be taken 10
and rcadjusted
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
CoIcra Briefs

Mr. George Canaan fell from a load
Of fodder. Wednesday, aud was severe
~ injured.
large tank for the Standard Oil
Company arrived here Monday.
Railroad carpenters have taken away
part OF the high platform at the station
which will make It better for passen-
ger trains.
$3.50 was taken in at the pie social
held in the school house Friday even
ing week
The "stork" visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Montgomery Tuesday
morning and left boy.
The Snow Drop Mission 5f West
Nottingham met at the home OF Miss
Evelyn Cameron near Pennington,
last Saturday.
Miss Lille Barrett is visiting her
aunt. Mrs John f. Pierce.
Miss Lottie Morrison, New Jersey,
is spending some time at the home bf
for father, Mr. Granville Morrison.
Mrs Robert l.. Christie returned TO
her home here Wednesday evening
week. from Nebraska. Miss Christie
went West iasi April
Nultc an iUlt'Nst - DtfNE taken III
the revival services at Mt. Pleasant
Church.
Mrs. Annie Brown and son. Cecil.
spent Saturday Monday with Port De-
posit relatives.
Mrs. l.. D. Willitts and Master Sid
ncy spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Robert Russell and John Montgom-
cry. Liberty Grove. have returned
home from cunning trip in Virginia.
The students OF West Nottingham
Academy held bazar at the home OF
Prof Gillespie. Friday evening.
Mr.. Howard Fusey, who is employ
ed at Bridgcville. Del, spent Sunday
at his home near here
Mrs. Jane Montgomery. OF New Jer-
sey. is visiting her niece, Mrs Elmer
McCafdcll.
Misses Alice Tosh and Rehecca
Hindman recently visited friends In
Philadelphia
Master Harvey Gray is recovering
from an attack of yellow jaundice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Personals Social

Mrs. George Eber Brown and child
rem are with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs M. r. Gilpin left yes
terday for trip to Norfolk and Rich
mond, Va.
Mrs. Frank T. Whitney left town this
week for New York. where she and
MIR Whitney will spend the winter.
Miss Elsie NJ. Reynolds has return
cd to Baltimore. after spending a week
with her mother, Mrs Mary l.. Can
non, OF Elk Neck.
Mrs. Harriet Miller left on
Saturday for a visit to East Orange,
n. J.. relatives after a stay OF some
months at Mrs. W. T. Warburton's.
Mrs. Fred Armstrong on Saturday
afternoon pleasantly entertained the
ladies OF Rock Church Missionary So
cieties at her home. "Sunnysde', near
Fair Hill.
Mr.. Daniel Butler and Miss Mary
T.. Connor both OF this neighborhood.
were married last Friday evening. at
Elkton NJ. T. Parsonage, by Rev. DR..
l.. f. Barrett.
Governor Crothers spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Omar ID. Crothers.
Mrs. J. NJ. Post and her little daugh-
ter. left on Monday for their home in
Anacortes, Wash
The Rising Sun Euchrc Club will
meet next "Wednesday evening at Mrs
NJ. f. Founders. The last meeting
was held at DR.. G. 6. Darc's. where
Miss Gertrude Dare entertained the
club at five six-handcd tables
The Rev I. G. Fosnocht, Of the
Lewisvile NJ. +. Church. was a caller
at the WHGG office on Thursday Mr..
Fosnocht is enjoying his present pas
toratc and his parishioncrs are enjoy
ing his ministrations. having invited
him to return for another year
The Baltimore Star OF last Friday
contained an excellent photograph OF
DR.. A. D. McConachic OF that city.
we'll known in Elkton. and its issue oi
Thursday one ui Dr. Frank II Mackic.
formerly oi Fair Hill, now active ia
supprcssing the foot and mouth dis
ease in the State
Cards have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs John Noikan Ralhbouc. Of Par
kcrsburu W. Va, i,f the marriage ot
their DAUGHTER. Narfucr.ic Louise. to
MIR George NcOu.lbin. lr, ui Fix
tum 70 Trinity Church. Parkcrshurg.
an Tuesday evening. December 20. M
-'na O'clock \ reception at the home
IN the bride to-le. sol iunc street win
follow the ceremony
'ararh attended and FHrh gni1yci
rar.rli.n rr. ru-0 'u -hs~ u'eu.s of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Grabbed Grip To His Grief

Jerome Bayard, colored, of Newark.
Del, lifted passengers grip ON the
s.si p. III. southbouud train at Elkton
station last Friday evening. He
"hiked' for the Jungle" and later
took the S.27 train north. The heavy
grip contained only chinawarc samples.
and Bayard threw j, in a well near
Newark He was noticed leaving the
train by n hackman Railroad detec-
tiveS got track OF Bayard through Eli
Benton, colored, and he was caught
aud brough, here on Wednesday night
On Thursday he was taken to the well,
lowered, ished up the sample case and
is now quartcred at the Hotel Hagcr,
awaiting the action of the December
Grand Jury.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Sims d Co. Lose Damage Suit

Judge Briscoe. in the Court OF Ap-
pcals. last Friday. gave the opinion OF
the Court, sustaining the Circuit Court
oi Hartford County, in which the
American Ice Company had recovered
damages from Charles a. Sims & Co.
(Charles 4. Sims, Adam Laidlaw and
John b, Petit. co-partners) for de-
struction OF an ice house and 5000 tons
OF ice. valued at Sill a ton, at French
town. near Pcrryville, in 1906. caused
hy sparks from an engine owned by
Sims & CO., setting fire to plaintiffs 5
property. Sims & Co. appealed. and
the judgment of the lower Court is at
firmcd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Non Resident Gunner Nabbed

Joshua Clayton. Esq, representing
the Cecil County Game Protective AS
sociation. ON Saturday set an example
10 non resident gunncrS by prosecut-
ing Henry krpenbeck, OF Atlantic City,
who with Henry Walls and Charles
Starr came here in an automobile for
a cunning trip but failed to secure the
needed license Henry IT, Mitchell
who accompanied them, cleared Walls
and Starr Of the charge, but Erpcn-
beck was taxed $40. 50 by Justice Gil
pin. which he paid
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
FamiIy'S Peril From Fire

Fire oi unexplained origin broke out
late last Thursday night in the large
brick dwelling oi Milford Fox. located
about mile ror,h Of Rising Sun. and
the flames made quick work oi the
structure which was DESTROYED with all
its contents. The family barely cs-
capped in their night clothing They
were aroused bv smoke and found the
t'tchcr and wood,hcd adjoining ablazc.
Very little FIRE remained in the stove
when tn" inmates oi the dwelling re
tired The fire was possibly caused bv
hot cirdcrs and ashes The loss reach
cd $Ioco. with S2,Soo insurance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
CIRCUIT COURT

The Winter, or December term OF the
Cecil Circuit Court will open on Mon
day. On the Civil Calendar I54 cases
are thus far entered and the Appeal
Docket contains II cases. "A number
OF criminal cases OF minor character
will also come up for trial. The
chances are that the term may be
lengthy provided council arrange for
the trial OF cases. Following Is the
jury panel for the term as drawn by
his Honor Judge Hopper, on Novem-
bcr q
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Christmas Treat For Poor

The Trustees of the Poort and In
,auc inform all kindly disposed per-
sons. who may wish to contribute to-
ward the annual treat for the inmates
oi the County Home and Insane Asy-
lum that they may leave their offerings
With any of the Trustees or with DR..
= H. liousckeeper, OF North East. or
Or w r. Morrison, OF Elkton, not
later than December 81. The contri-
buttons of late years have been uni
formly liberal and will likely be equally
So this wear.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Run DoUn On The Rail

Walking along the F., b. & w. r.
r, tracks about a, IN. on Wednesday,
Morgan Hughes. son OF former
Sheriff Hughes. OF Aberdeen. was
struck and killed by the engine OF a
northbonnd mail train, about two miles
east OF that town. The body was found
in the ditch and was sent to his fathers
home lie was carpenter employed
on the Aberdeen High School He
leaves a widow and three small child
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Farmers Take Notice

Director Amoss Of the Department
OF Institutes, notifies us that January
p and q are the dates assigned for an
Institute in Cecil county He would
like preliminary arrangements made
promptly and TO that end the farmers
oi the county are requested to meet IL
the offices oi the School Commission
crs court Housc) on "Wednesday next
at p. m, 10 organize Committee OF
Arrangements
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Barn .znd Stable Burned

The large barn and stable on the
farm OF George CHM, recently elected
a member OF the Delaware Legislature,
located about two miles from Towns
end, were burned, about o'clock on
Monday morning. by fire OF unknown
origin. The horses and cattle were
saved bu, the flames spread to several
stacks OF fodder which were consumed
The loss will reach several thousand
dollars