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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-19
Fifth District Republican Club

Quite \ considerable number Of the
Republicans oi the Fifth District as
scmbled in the G.. A. K. Hall at North
East on Tuesday last to discuss mat
tiers pertaining To the present cam
paign Aitcr some informal remarks
by number OF those present. it was
determined to organize Fifth Dis
trict Republican Club. which organiza-
tion was effected with the following
ofiiccrs:-Presidcut. / Henry Ford:
Vice President. Kinscy J Matthews;
Secretary. John Dean; Treasurer. c.
y BENJAMIN. I'm executive committee
was appointed, which in turn appointed
registration committee and com
mittcc on membership 1t was deter
mined to meet on Tuesday evening
next (Scptemher 21) at the same place
- take further steps toward organiz-
ing the campaign in that District.
When the Fifth district gets to going
it knows how to roll up splendid Re
publican majority. and with the Cor
rupt Practices Act holding down some
IT the methods that have been cutting
into that majority OF late, the Fifth
ought to Give good account OF her
self N November next.
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Delaware Democrats

The Democrats OF Delaware held
their State Convention Tuesday after
noon. in Dover. and after an animated
session. nominated the following ticket
Presidential Elcctors-Edward II
Bremen, Wilmington: John II. Jones
Dover: Joseph +. Holland, Milford
Governor-Dr Rowland c. Paynter
Georgetown
Attorney General-Andrew c. Gray
Wilmington
Lieutenant Governor Frank l..
Ilardcsty. FELTON,
Representative in ngrcSs-Ievirr
Irving Handy. Newark, former Com
gresham.
Insurance Commissioner William
b. Mcgear, Smyrna.
State reasurer-Thomas Gray
Bridgcvillc,
Auditor OF William Pen
rrw;ll. Dover
\ platform was adopted endorsing
BRYAN and Kern. and iht Democratic
national platform. The Republican
party is denounced as unfit to rule
and the Democratic party is pledged 10
repeal the Voters Assistant Law
Equal Taxation oi Corporation and In.
dividual, and the passage OF law 10
prcvtnt corporations from making con
tributionS To the campaign fund are
favored, as is also the appointment OF
a factory inspector.
The party pledges itself to enforce
the liquor law and favors the re-sub-
mission of the question OF license or
no-liccnse in any one or more OF the
local option districts, whenever the
representatives OF the people in any
such district petition for it, II would
amtnd the constitution so that in cases
Of changes from license TO no-license
the change would not take place i'm
mcdiately after the election
The outcome OF the convention Is
not satisfactory to the dry" elemen,
OF the Democratic party. Both Doctor
Paynter. the nominee for Governor,
and Andrew c. Gray. the selection for
Attornty General. were on the wet
side OF the liquor issue.
The dcica. by Mr.. Gray off Alexan.
der NJ. DAILY, Of Dover, for State
Prosecutor. was so dspleasing to the
dry" forces genrally, Mr.. DAILY hav-
ing 'been State chairman OF the local
optionists in their fight last year, that
II has been announced BY the Rev
John NJ Artcrs. of Wilmington, super
intcndcnt OF the Anti Saloon League
for the Peninsula. that n third ticket
would be placed in the field. This will
be rcbukc to the Democratic nomina-
tions for Governor and Attorney Gen
cral. especially
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Personals Social

Mrs. l.. NJ. Haines is visiting at ..lt.
Pocono.
Miss Elizabeth Henry is visiting
friends in Wilmington
A large party went to Port Deposit
Wednesday on the lngeborg.
Miss Rosalie Price, OF Baltimore. is
visiting Miss Mary B. Smith.
Mr. Robert ]. McCauley, OF Leeds,
IS the guest OF Virginia friends.
Mr.. Daniel Bratton, oi Lynchburg,
Va, IS the guest oi Elkiou relatives.
Mrs. Bennett Steele .oi Chesapeake
City was an Elkton visitor Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadmus Price and
daughter, Jeanette, spent Sunday in
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Frank Reilly, OF Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mr.. Fred Racine,
near town.
Mrs. Herman LETTERS and daughter,
Miss Florence, are visiting relatives in
Wilmington.
Mrs +. c. Lynch is in Warwick,
nursing her father, Mr.. Amos Wilson.
woh IS seriously i'll.
Mrs $ +. Magaiiin's class gave a
musical last Saturday evening, at her
home near Calvert
Mrs. George H. Ash and Mrs Shan
ley Prouse, OF Wilmington, are visit
ing Mrs V. X. Bennett.
Mrs. Amos B. Lewis moved to Elk
ton last Wednesday, where she will
occupy the Hotel Elkton.
MIR. Harry Mclntire. OF near Elkton,
was a delegate to the Democratic State
FT,..r.t...
Mrs. o. {. Giles. who has been i'll
with typhoid fever. has recovered suf-
iicenily To- be out one dav this week
Miss Emma Mckinney OF Elk Neck,
daughter OF Mrs Joseph r. McKin-
ncy, oi that section, is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever
Miss Grace Price, who graduated
from the Elkton High School, in June
has entered Western Maryland College
At Westminster.
Mrs. Samuel NJ Johnson, OF Leslie.
Is at the Hotel 1raymore. Atlantic
City. accompanied by party OF friends
from Baltimore.
Miss Bertha Moifctt, OF Philadelphia,
and Mr. Brooks Allen, OF McClelands-
vile, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kciihley. near Elkton.
Mrs. Frank ] Murphy. Miss Frances
Murphy and MIR Arthur NJ. Murphy.
oi Baltimore. were Saturday and Sun
day guests oi Mrs W. \. Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. y y Craycroit. OF the
First District. were callers at the
WHlG office last Saturday. stopping
on their way i"r a visit to Philadel-
pha.
Nj Nf.-,. p.,,., -; t-ii.,1. ,J
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Church Services
ELKToN NJ. E. CHURCH.

Services Sunday. September 20. as
iollows:-Io3 80 a. m, preaching by the
Pastor: , p. m, Sabbath School and
Pastors Bible Class; o.4s p. M, Ep-
worth League; 7.3o p. m, preaching by
the Pastor All invited and cordially
welcomed
*Rev II. NJ. G. Huff, OF Ph;ladel-
phia, will hold service III St. Andrews
(Goldsborough MemoriaD Church, An
dora, tomorrow Sunday at 3 p. IN.
Bishop Adams's Appointments
Trinity Church, Elkton, Sunday, Sep
tcmber 27, II a. m. St. Andrews Me-
mortal Church, Audora. 3 p. m; the
Church OF the Good Shepherd. Chesa-
peake City. Tuesday OF next week.
September ~, 7.3o p. IN.
"Thcre will be the celebration oi the
Holy Communion in Trinity Church, to-
morrow Sunday instead OF the Sun
day following, as announced.
+Hopewel NJ f. Church, Wood
lawn. Rev. J. Howard Gray. Pastor.
Sababth services, Sunday, September
2o:--Sunday School at o 30; preaching
at 1890 by the pastor. subject, Mani
itHAdtiOll VI 1lHlaA. EpNbltu ICdBuG
at go Preaching at Asbury at 3 p.
M and 7,3o Evening subject, What
think Ye OF Christ" Revival meeting
at Asbury in evening.
'The Third Quarterly Conference
will be held this Saturday. afternoon
at 2,3o o'clock, at Mt. Pleasant Church
District Superintendent A. s. Now
bray, will preach tomorrow Sunday
evening
Sunday School Rally Day next
Sunday evening. September ~. at Mt
Pleasant Church Special program
eBegiuning with Sunday, September
u, Rev V. 5. Collins is planning to
hold Rally Week at the Tome Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church.
Port Deposit All the former pastors
have been invited to participate in the
services and already number have
accepted These services will be held
each day during that week.
'Moorc's Chapel. Blake. Preaching
every Sabbath afternoon, at ! o'clock
by Rev \. T. Sexsmith: Sunday School
at p M. MI are cordially invited
F1hc Rt Rev. I. W. Adams, the
Bishop oi the Diocese will preach at
St Marks Chapel. near Pcrryvillc, on
Sunday next at 4 p. m: at St Mary's.
North East, at 80 p. III Public cor
daily invited
'Thcrc will be preaching At Pear
sons Grove Sunday Schoo' tomorrow
Sunday afternoon by Rev John Nc.
Elmoylc
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Camp Association Meets

The annual meeting OF the Wood.
lawn Camp Meeting Association was
held at lIopewell NJ +. Church Sat
urday, September ~. The finances OF
the Association were in good condi-
ton A committee was appointed to
get up a plan for building for the
use of the preachers The Rev. A..
Burke was appointed preacher in
charge for the Camp OF 1909, which
will begin August S, and hold over
three Sundays The following were
elected managers for this year
Enoch Mccullough. President; Al
fred Kirk. Vice Presidents; c. 6. Abb
rahams, Secretary and Treasurer: Jas.
C. Cro,hcrs. II. II. Kirk, Clifton Jack
son. William X. Ncsbi,t, J. G, Dennis,
NJ u, William d. Ewing benjamin.
w McNev. John r Rutter, w. a.
Brickley, Thomas Kirk, r Morgan
Owens. Charles Wilson. Havre dc
Grace.
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Clement X. Starr. oi Providence.
had deep cash cut in his foot by
giancing axe,
Little Norvai fiiIIiard. 81 Provi-
dence, tripped over hoop and fell,
breaking his arm
The yield OF potatoes on the farm
OF William Clifford, near FarmiuGton,
was 700 bushels from 4 Al acres
Ivan Richards, OF New Bristol, II
said 70 be the FIRST man in Cecil county
TO have his corn crop cut. husked and
hauled in.
"A bag containing S77 has been
missed from the store Of w. B. Cooney
at Rising Sun, and II Is thought Il hes
been stolen.
Cecil county will receive $31soo8
as lis share OF the $4,000 free school
book fund OF the State. Kent. <z3o7 "a.
and Hartford. S34oz3r.
,-In the account OF Bryan's Della
ware trip, the Philadelphia Record
notes that the Bryan party was Joined
at Wilmington by William M Poguc,
OF Maryland.
"A large number OF Cecil countians
attended the Bryan meeting in Balti-
more and Wilmington this week Gov
error Crothers presided At the Balti-
more meeting.
Governor Crothers has appointed
State Road Engineer w. w. Crosby,
TO represent Maryland at the Inter-
national Road Congress, at Paris, Oc-
tober 10 to rs.
Mrs Tholman Clay had her left
wrist severely cut, Tuseday evening,
by the breaking OF lamp chimney she
was cleaning. Two arteries were sew
cred and il required seven stitches to
close the wound.
The Sixth District Republican
Club will meet in Woodman's Hsll,
Rising Sun, Thursday evening, Sep
,ember a. II is earnestly requested
that all committees on registration
shall be present.
The Board of Election Supervisors
met in the Odd Fellows Reading
room yesterday (Friday) morning for
the purpose OF swearing in the judges
oi election and giving out the registry
books and supplies
Mrs. Louisa Stadiger, widow OF
the late Charles Stadiger. died Sunday
last at her home in Philadelphia. She
was the daughter OF the late Rudolph
Bennett, and a sister OF Mrs. J. Harry
Marshbank. Of Elkton.
Betsy lohnnyjohn. an Indian girl
from the Carlisle Indian School who
disappeared from the home OF w. B.
J. r. Robinson, Rising Sun. has been
located at Lincoln University, near
Oxford. and returned to the school.
The Farmers National Congress
win meet in Madison Wisconsin, on
September 2i-3o. The Maryland dele
gates will leave Baltimore next TIES
day evening at 7.os. Mr. John r. Kim
BILE will be in attendance from this
county.
Sheriff Hagcr found 400 bottles Of
beer at the colorcd camp meeting on
Bohemia Manor last Sunday. which
he poured Upon the ground. The
owner, who was from Wilmington.
took his departure before he could be
apprehcnded
The MARYLAND Rifle Team at Sea
Girt. n J.. of which Captain Warren
Haines is member. took seventh
place in the shoot for the DRYDEN
Trophy, last Friday. with score of
327, in a possible 400. This score is
better than the record for eight man
teams TN TO this year.
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". \. WINS AGAIN.

The Charcstowu base bail team
juurncycd % GrccnhurSt last Saturday
and was given good beating by tlL,
Washington Amateurs by score oi 10
10 5 The Amateur pitcher wa, little
wild at the start, but settled down after
the first three inning, and pitched fine
ball The Amateurs will visit Iron
Hill this Saturday afternoon
Score by innings
Charlcstuwn ...,2 I o o o. )
Washington \. ,aG7It3Io x-Ih
Struck out-by Armour. 10; by Ward,
?. Two base hl,s-Mcarus. Frederick
Double plays-Armour to Nansant to
Rose. Lett on bases w ashington A.
7: CharI'Stown, J. Base on balls-olf
Armour, !. Hit by pitchcr-Church.
man, = Cmpirc-Tcrry Scorer
Maybcrry Time OF game-2r5.
The Craigtuwn base ball club visited
Port Deposit Saturday, and defeated
the Yellow Jackets in fast and inter.
csting game bv the score OF TO |.
The features for Craigtown was the
pitching ui Craig, who allowed only =
hits. and the hitting ui Linton, who got
3 hits out oi ., times at bat Score:
Cralgtuwu ...... o o o o %
Port Deposit ... 90 90 o o o o-I
Battcrics-C. Craig and Gamble;
Wilson and Grant; umpire, Mr.. Lamm,
ELK MILLS, 3; CHERRY lllLL, l..
Cherry Hill base ball team went to
Elk Mills last Saturday. and was de.
iea,cd by the score oi q To- |. Jackson
and Tong both pitched fine ball, but
the latter had poor support. Score:
r. h. e.
Elk Mills ..oo-I | ooo ! % II 4
Cherry Hllo o o o o / o. ! II
The Elkton Juniors will play the
Lcwisvillc base ball team at Elkton
Ball Park. this Saturday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock Battcrics-Scott and
Doughcrty for Lcwisvillc; Oglc and
Dunbar for Elkton Admission, 10
cents
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Sudden Death Of CoIored Man

Scott Allen, colorcd, aged "a years
died last Friday morning while being
driven from John \. Craig's farm in
the First district to Cassidy's Wharf
He was from Baltimore, and had gone
to the First district to cut corn, work
ing first for Mr.. B. r. Craycroit and
later for MIR Craig. He had been out
all night in the storm, and death was
caused by plcuro pneumonia. Coroner
Frazcd deemed an inquest unnecessary.
He had the remains brought to Elkton
on the SPRAY and inferred in Cherry
Hill Cemetery.
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Capt. Smith Makes ADDRESS

The convention OF postal clerks, held
last week at Birmingham, Ala. was adj
dressed on Tuesday by Captain Will
liam b. Smith. OF Elkton, who is post
office Inspector in charge OF the South
ern division, as representative OF the
Postmaster General.
He advised them to take pride in
their service and exercise patience in
waiting on the public. He also recon-
mended the establishment Of postal
savings banks and the adoption OF 4
parcels post system. whereby packages
OF merchandise might be sent through
the mails at much lower rate than at
present
Mr.. Smiths speech was we'll recev-
ed and at the close he was given a
unanimous vote OF thanks bv the con-
vcntion.
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September Term of Court

The September term OF the Circuit
Court begins next Monday morning
! he session promises To be a long one
as there are ~ Civil cases on the
docket and Fl Appeal cases. There
are also a Number OF persons held ior
the Grand Jury. who will come up for
trial. The most oi these are Tor vio,
lationS oi the local option law.
For the bcnct oi our readers we
again publish list oi the jurors. as
follows:
First Disirict-Gco. Benson oi Jno
NIichat Sullivan, h. r. Craycroit, Jas
T. Mccoy, Jr.. Thomas =. Dorsey, !
Caycndcr Rowan, Alexander Wilson
Second DISTRICT. Polk Steele, inc
NJ. Reed, Jr. Charles 5. Ellison, VIM
B Wilson
Third District-Elmorc Dcibcrt. w
W Burklty. Hood Blake. Dennis Mul-
lcr, David Gilpin. George r. Davis.
John \ Morgan, Willard II Scottcn,
George Elliott Brown, Frank X.
Scott
Fourth D'strict-Wm. II. Singles,
Milton 5 Scntman. John Luueren,
Richard Beers. ] Wesley Ewing, Dan
icl Arbucklc.
Fifth Distric,-John II. Thompson,
Charles r. Ulary, Sr., Edward Win
gate. John s. McDowtll. Cecil L. Ar
mour
Sixth Distric,-John r Burkins.
Holiday II Kirk, Joseph C. Brown,
Wayne Rcynalds, w ] Kcarncy.
Seventh District-John s, Beavcn,
John J. Overly, George H. PoiSt, Reu.
ben Bond w. Clifton Jackson. Amos
g. Boyd, Granville NJ. Pierct.
Eighth District-Wm. NJ Fulton.
Ninth Dis,rict-IIugh NJ Cameron,
X 'ilcdsc Clifford, Ross X Smith
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Delaware Sanctions Bishop

The required number OF Protestant
Episcopal standing committees have
sanctioned the election by the Diocese
of Delaware, OF Professor Frederick
J. KinSman, OF New oIrk city, to be
the Bishop OF the Diocese to succeed
the late Rt. Rev. Leighton Coleman,
and the matter has been taken I'M with
the Bishops OF the country, a majority
OF whom must give their sanction, after
which the consccration can take place
Rev Kcnscy J. Hammond, who re-
ported the local sanction. will com
municatc il to the presiding Bishop oi
the United States, Bishop Daniel Tut
tie, at ST. Louis. who will then take up
the matter with the other bishops
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-19
Republican Club Meets

The Third District Republican Club
held lis regular mcetinp Wednesday
evening at its headquarters in the
Lewis Building. There was quite a
good attendance. and in the absence
Of Mr.. Henry a. Warburton, who was
scheduled to speak. number oi talks
were given by the members present
The meeting next Wednesday even
ing will open at 8 o'clock
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-19
ScaIded BY Steam

Morris Egner and William Drum
mond. employed at Marley Mill. near
Chilis. were severely scaldcd last Mon
day morning by escaping steam. They
were getting up steam at the mill when
valve blew out. and the escaping
steam filed the room. Before they
could get out Mr.. Drummond was Sc
vercly scaldcd about the head and face
and Mr.. Egncr from his head to his
knee on the left side.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-09-19
oxford Fall Fair

The Oxford Fall Fair will be held
next week. September 20, 23. - and IS.
A large number OF fine exhibits are cx-
pectcd. The racing promises TO be up
TO the usual standard. On THURSDAY
the 400 and 2:i7 classes. mixed, will
go-i6 entries in frstc lass, II in the
second. Three classes for Friday
2:28 mixed. i3 entries; 2:2o trot-pace.
8 entries: 2I2. mixed 7 entries.
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Democrats To Hold Meeting

There will be Democratic mass
meeting in Elkton, Monday evening at
go o'clock. II will be addressed by
Hon. John w. Kern. candidate for
Vice President, and ]. Harry Coving
ton, Esq, candidate for Congress.
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WEDDINGS
HARVEY-ALFREY.

A very pretty wedding was solem.
nized on Wednesday last at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs G.. s. Alirey. near
Cowantown, when their daughter, Miss
Adah Margaret. became the bride OF
Mr.. John Perkins Harvey. son OF Mr.
and Mrs Daniel Harvey. OF Childs
Miss Ethel Pedigree, OF Camden, N j..
was bridesmaid and Mr.. l.. T. r. Ward,
Jr., OF Cherry Hill. was best man.
The bridal party entered the parlor
At 4 o'clock, TO the strains OF the we'd
ding march played bv Miss Edith Har-
vcy. OF ChildS. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev B J. Brnkema.
Of Zion Presbyterian Church, in the
presence OF about one hundred guests
The bride was attired in a beautiful
gown oi white crepe dc chine over
taifeta. made Princess Ell train and
carried n bouquet Of bride roses.
The bridesmaid wore a gown Of white
embroidered batiste and carried pink
carnations
The happy couple lett on the 6Is
train for a trip south and will be at
home at Childs. after November =
A GUEST
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EIkfon ToqUn Council
Elkton. Md. s

Elkton. Md. Sept 10.
Elktou Town Council met in regular
session on above date. Present: -
James +. Powers, Presidents; Frank
r. Scott, Elmorc Dcibcrt. Harry NJ
Taylor. John IT, Terrell. Treasurer
David Scott, Bailiif George NJ Potts.
Minutes OF previous meeting read
and approved.
The Treasurer submitted his report.
showing receipts and disbursements To
be as follows:
Receipts ........ ........ Ss24S7I
Disbursements ..,. ...... 2So3 10
Cash balance .......... .S2As45
The following bills wcr passed and
ordcrd paid;
{. Perkins. S7.2s. Maryland Water
Go. S4I2 so; John Gilpin, S2S75; c. s.
Rouidcn. $s.2s; Robert Wilson, Ss.2s:
Francis A. Price, $50; James Short,
S6..,s; William Hall, Ss.63; William
Willin, $so4; William Hall, Ss.3I.
For the terra Gotta pipe sewer on
High street, Singerly avenue, Cathc-
dral. Bow street to Qucck's bakery.
and for construction OF all or part OF
concrete sewer between Qucck's bak
cry and Elk river, bids were received
from J. Webb Jones. and Arthur H.
Ilaigh, OF Philadelphia; Gawthrop &
Bros. Co. Wilmington. Dell b. +.
WickcrSham. Kcnnctt Square, Pa: II.
II. Miller, Wilmington, and Horrigan
& Co. Wilmington The Board
awarded the contract to Horrgan &
Co. OF Wilmington. for the sum of
S26G3 said firm being the lowest bid
der J. II. TERRELL. Secretary.
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BASEBALL

The last game on the E!kton dia.
mond for this season was played Sat
urday II marked the ending OF the
series between Elkton and Port De-
post. There was but little interest
shown n the game, particularly when
il was seen that the visitors were not
by any means the team against which
Elkton had played the other games.
Only seven players came over, and the
other two had To be picked up on the
spur OF the moment, one ot whom Was
W. Scott, an Elktpn bov
The game wa q farce from begin
ming to end The home team did not
exert itself and the visitors gave a mis-
cradle exhibition Altogether the
spectators were very much disguised,
and considered that they had not been
treated iairlv The Elkion manage
mcnt was also sore over the violation
of the agreement that the teams should
be practically the same throughout the
whole series OF games.
The feature oi the game was the fast
fielding OF Johnson and Beatty. Both
OF these players handled a number OF
hard ones in fine style. The score:
Score BY innings:
Elkton ......... , ooo o Ks
Port Deposit 80 o o o o 90
Earned Elkton. ,. Two base
hit-AtkinSon. Stolen bascs-Bonth-
ron. Duncan. X. Scott. Left on bases
--l;lkton. :; Port Deposit. 1. Sacrifice
hit-Bcauy. Struck out-by Duncan,
g: by Williams, o. Base on balls-by
Duncan, /; by Williams, 8. Passed
ball-R. Scott, Umpire-H y. War
burton.
PERRNNIILE. 10; KEYSTONE. s.
The Pcrryvillc base ball team de-
fcated the Keystone team oi Whining
ton. tu the score oi 10 To- & The Key
stone, thought they were going To-
have regular wak-oycr with the
Pcrryyillc boys. but realized their mis-.
take in the filth inning, when seven
hits were made off Estcridgc.
Score by innings:
Pcrryvillc ...,. o J ? o X-fO
kcystorcs ...... I o 3 o o o i o. 8
Bases stoleu-Perryyille, 3; Key
stones, /. Double plays-Pattersou 10
Hornbergcr: Esteridge TO Rose. Struck
out-by Diffenderfer. s; Estcridgc, !:
Welsh, ; Two base hits-Kanc, Al
gard, Ryan Base on halls-Pcrry-
vile, ,; kcyHoncs. !. Wild pitches
-kcystoncs, :. Hit by pitched ball
Owens, Kane Time oi game hr.
Is min. Umpre--Co'e. Scorcr-Dru-
mis-
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SEWARD.

Mr.. Noah Moore and Mrs Ida Sew
ard. both OF Chesapeake City. were
quietly married at Bethel NJ. +. Par
sonapc. last Monday evening. Rev. J.
NJ Lindalc performed the ceremony.
FEARS-MILLER
Mr. William Fears, OF Town Point.
and Miss Mary Miller. OF Philadelphia,
were quietly married at the NJ. F..
Parsonage. Wednesday evening, by
Rev. I. {. Smoot.
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Closing Days Af KembIeSVfIIe

A good crowd witnessed the closing
matinee at Kemblesville track last Sat
urday afternoon. Clarence NJ. Ortlip
OF Oxford, was the starter. and ].
Miller Shaft. F. G. Andrews and Nor
ris Good. acted as judges.
AI.nt,An Clnrr