The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23

William Willard will erect new
public hail, sox25 feet, at kembleyille.
-Gunners galore are waiting for
Monday, Wien Br'cr Rabbit had better
lie low.
Il. Gibbons Bailey, oi the Ne,
London section, died last Saturda
aged 20 years.
The Cecil Farmers Club held its
October meeting at Joseph T. Groves
near Blue Ball.
David Mackey, of Oxiord
School, broke an arm in i1oda
tice last Friday.
II Wilmington party named Lee
ter. has rented the hall at Principle
where he will conduct store.
Salt water oysters, by measure, at
Persons. -
Frank Watson has sold his store
property nj lewisvilic to George b.
Gregg, who viii improve il consider
ably
Rev {. T. Mccullough will preach
in Moore's Chapel, Bike. tomorrow
ON The Fading and the Falling OF the
Leaf"
The New London Detective As
ISOLATION reelected the old officers on
Saturday. and lS3 members dined at
kelly's Hotel.
The rummage sale begun last
evening in the Hurn Building by the
ladies OF Trinity congregation, will be
continued this evening
A poultry supper will be served on
next Wednesday and Thursday even
ings by the ladies OF Wesley Chapel.
Elk Neck. The public is cordially in
yitcd TO attend
Rev. Alexander Allison, OF West
Church. Wilmington. Moderator OF
New Castle Presbytcry. preached in
the Elkton and Rock Presbyterian
Churches on Sunday
Rev. DIR. 4. 6. Mowbray will give
a lecture before the coming Teachers
Institute, on his impressions and OBJ
servations during his trip abroad last
summer. on Thursday, October 2S.
The Riverside Band OF Port De-
post, will hold festival next week in
the iown Hall, with moving pictures
on view every evening Governor
Cro;hcrs will likely be present one
evening.
"A barge loaded with stone iron
the McClcnahan quarrics at Port De-
post. sank at the wharf there on Sun
day and was raised after hands had
worked most oi the day and all night
unloading the craft
Mrs Stobcr, for some time past
in charge oI the Elkton telephone ex-
change, lett on Wednesday for her
home IN Rochester, n. Y. J. L. Bow
DIRE has been appointed local agent
and county manager for the Diamond
State Company.
The r.. b & w r. RS semi an
nual change in trains schedule here
toiorc made in the fall on the first
Sunday in November, will this year be
made on the second Sunday. Novem-
Der T. The changes made will likely
be minor ones.
An "Au,umnal Festival" will be
held by Ladies Md Society OF Cherry
Hin NJ. T. Church, for the benefit oi
the improvement fund. next Thursday
evening, ctobcr 2S. The Citizens
Cornct Band will furnish music.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The +. O. 5 oi As new National
officers are +. W. Alexander, OF Vir-
ginia. President; f. \. Pope, OF New
Jersey, Vice Pre- Sidcnt; 5. d. Symmes.
OF Indiana. master at Forms. and Rev
\. y. Wood. oi Maryland. Chaplain.
The National Camp will hold its next
annual meeting in Reading. Pa
All persons interested in the rep
rcScntation oi Fix Mills and adjacent
territory by a team in the proposed
lri County Base Ball League are ~
yitcd To- sttcnd a meeting. 10 be held
in Carriers Hall. at s p in, next
Monday, when plans will be discussed
ior organizing and financing the same.
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atomizcr, is an unspcakable relief to
sufferers from Catarrh Some Of
them describe it as a God.cnd, and nc
wonder The thick, foul discharge Is
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weeks Liquid Cream Balm contains
all the healing, purifying elements Of
the solid form. and il never fails 10
satisfy Sold by NIL druggists for 7sc.
including SPRAYING tube, or mailed by
l:lv Bros, 81 Warren street New
York.
Maryland will send about Gity
delegates to the Farmers National