The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-07
Local lettings

Jarrett Alackcy last week butcher
ed hog that weighed 700 pounds.
The Standard Oil Company will
erect oil tanks in Colora this spring
The Helping Hand OF Zion will
meet at the home OF Nevin McVey next
Wcdnc sday evening.
Harvey Kirk has purchased the
IS acre farm OF George Sollcrs near
Rising Sun, which formerly belonged
TO William Kirk, for S2s7s.
The old llopewell Mill, at Hope
well, Pa, was offered at public sale
last Friday by w. H. Salmon, but was
withdrawn at a bid OF 81 ,oos.
AT a shoot held last Saturday be
tween the Rising Sun and North East
Gun Clubs. Rising Sun won easily,
breaking 20 targets more than their
opponents.
Preaching service at Jackson Hall,
Appleton, postponed last Sunday on
account OF stormy weather, will be held
next Sunday March 8, at 3 p, M. All
are invited
} Harry Marshbank has been pro-
NOTED from his position in Elkton sta
ton To operator at the tower at Crcs-
well, Pa, on the Columbia and Port
Deposit Railroad.
The sale OF Hosea X. Smith, OF
Appleton, last Thursday, was well at
tended and good prices realized Mr..
Smith expects to remove TO Newark
To make his future home.
Professors Cameron, OF Elkton
High School, and Caldwell. OF Chcsa-
peakc City High School were in An
napoliS Wednesday in behalf OF the
General Education bill
We have about four dozen fine
Overcoats, which will be sold lower in
price than you can get same quality
for anywhere else. Suits and Trousers
proportionatcly low in price. but high
in value. JNO. FRAZER
The residents Of Bay View have
sent n petition TO the Postoffice De-
partmcnt. requesting them to establish
a mail box at Bay View, by means OF
which transfer OF mail can be made
and prevent considerable delay in dis
tribution.
A delegation consisting OF Messrs.
Frank X. Scott, H. NJ. Mccullough, J.
H. Steele and DR.. c. NJ Ellis went to
Annapolis Monday in the interest OF
the bill requiring a full analysis OF a
brand oil fertilizer to be printed on
the bag
DIR. Charles X. Biles, auctioncer,
pulled off fine sale for Roy Roberts
on Tuesday last, on the Reese farm,
near Chesapeake City. Dry cows
brought from SIS to $62 per head;
horses from SIoo to $3.50; pair mules,
$40 Farming implements sold high.
Ci...H = ,,,a.r.I
from his home in Chesapeake City TO
the Jail residence at Elkton last week.
Deputy Sheriff McAlliStcr who has
been living at the jail will move March
Is. to the house on High street he
purchased recently from w c. Fcchly.
Rev. {. y. Wylic. 81 New Castle.
who was assaulted on recent sun
DAY morning. while returning from
Church. by banKson r. llolcomb. Jr,
appeared in .lc General Sessions Court
AT Wilmington, ON Tue sday, and asked
the Judges to deal lcnicntly with llol-
comb Judge Spruancc, however, SEN
fenced young IIolcomh to pay a fine OF
SIoo and costs
MANY REQUESTS from Catar-
rh sufferers who use atumi2crs have
caused us to put up Liquid Cream
Balm, new and convenient form OF
Ely's Cream Balm, the only remedy
for Caiarrh which can always be de-
pended on In power 10 al'ay inAam
nation. To cleanse the c'orpcd air
passages. to promote free. natural
breathing, the two furm> Of Cream
Balm are alifc LIQUID Cream Balm
is sold by all druggists for 7s cents,
including spraying tube Mailed by
Ely Bros, 50 Warren Street, New
York