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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Local DhingS

I ". Bye is having new saw
mill erected near Kembleyille.
Joseph Hambleton, OF Liberty
Grove, is reported to have husked q
barrels OF corn from az shocks.
IL horse owned BY Wesley lack
son. OF Woodlawn, dropped dead on
the road, one day last week.
The Missionary Society OF West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church met
at Mrs. I. Otis Kennard's last week.
Amos Wilson has finished the
mason work on the new textile plant
Three heiicrs were stolen from a
held on George Williams place near
Theodore. one day last week.
Elmer Mayberry. OF Pennington.
near Rising Sun. got a bargain one
day last week in barrel OF fish shin
ped from New Jersey. and sold for ex-
press charges. He paid SI.So for the
hsh. which was packed in ice and made
a lair profit from its sale.
Scott Wilson has bought out +
u Reynolds, plumber OF Rising Sun.
ana viii continue the business also
dealing in hard and tinware.
-- he rain OF Tuesday and Wednes-
day helped the low streams and wells
~ tins section. The dearth OF water
was growing serious and has not VET
been made good.
james J. Archer. Esq. counsel for
the Hartford County Commissioners.
has resigned because OF irreconcilable
d1ierences on the question of the
bridge over Deer creek on the Kalmia-
Conowinoo State road.
- An Italian laborer employed bv
the H. x o. X. r. at Havre de Grace.
got his foot hurt badlv one day This
week. by falling track rail
- hirtecn members OF the Tome
school football team have been award
cd the school TT badge. and the sec
"nd team have been presented with
Jerseys. Two members of the first
team who were below the average.
were given sweaters. The team will
have a banquet before Christmas
! The Girls School oi Tome Tnsti-
iute held their Thanksgiving Dance ON
Wednesday evening.
Tho Judith Christie property. near
Svlmar was sold on Saturday To Mrs
Mary A, GraSon for $500.
While cunning. one dav last week
Edgar Todd. oi Swan Greek. near
tayrc dc Grace. fell from a fence and
broke his left arm at the wrist. He
was standing ON the third rail of the
fence, and fired At rabbit. The gun
rcc"llcd and he fell backwards.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Breeders OF Cereals

Everything points to great sue
cess when the Maryland Cereal and
Forage Crop Breeders y scciatla /
holds its third annual exhibition in
Bal, more. The show will be held at
held at the Fifth Regiment Armory
December / aud 3. but the exhibits
must reach the armory not later than
rcNt N 'nday. November 20.
iu these days OF modern farming
pta.us and forage plants ar: bred just
- aic speed and dairy animals. and
re scientific agriculturists have the
~. .'nods as thoroughly in mind as the
t,.,st students ol Jersey cattle or
the highest types OF thoroughbred
horses.
MIR W. Oscar Collier. OF Easton,
Md. is the president oi the Cereal
Breeders Association. The other Off
GERS and directors are:
Nice-prcsident. T. c. Slingluff. New
Windsor; secrctary-treasurer, A. b.
Twining. Forest Hill; DIR. Augustus
Stabler, Brighton: w. Irving Walker,
Chestcrtown, and II. J Patterson, Col
lege Park.
The associate committee from the
Baltimore Chamber oi Commerce is
composed Of Richard Randall, ]. Col
lin Vincent, Hiram C. Dudley and c.
Bosley Lcttig.
The directors announce that all
grain and hay exhibits should be care
iully packed and expressed care OF
Wheat and Corn Show. Fifth Regi-
mcnt Armory, Baltimore.
\ corn entry will consist of y ears.
two oi which will he disca, dcd by the
Judges before Judging Wheat. rye,
barley. cowpeaS and buckwheat ex-
h:bts will consist oi one peek each.
and farm seeds. one gallon each
The prize list and program will be
mailed upon application to- Maryland
Experiment Station, College Park. or
~ " Oscar Collier. Easinn. Nd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
ST. Georges Liquor Licenses

Judges Boycc and Hastings at vii
mington. ON Saturday, granted Ed
ward Cams license for the sale OF
liquor at his hotel in st. Georges.
agains. which Rev ]. X. Milligan and
others had flied rcmonstrancc. Caleb
T.. l'urchcnal for the Anti-Saloon
sought Ia convince the Court that the
sale oi dozen bottles Of beer to w.
+. Woodward. by Gam. which he
drank IN his room ON the premises,
was a violation oi the law. but the
Court ruled otherwise Gam was
warred not to permit his son. a minor.
tn serve liquor ON the premises. and
other liquor dealers were invited to
take notice OF the warning.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Tyson S Fine Track Record

The racing season Just closed Was a
lnckS one for Herman K. Tyson. the
noted trainer ard driver oi Newark.
Del He had six horses in his string.
Pcncadcr, sIl3-l: ashland Bird.
1iSr-l Guy Rector. aI6I-4: Rex
Ilal. srSI-l: King NShby, atSI-4:
Gladys G., 2.Sot4 Nj these horses
received records this season Mr.. Tv-
son was in y raccs. beginning at VIII
mingtnn on July goth. aud closing at
Columbia. 5. G. on November 10th.
He captured 90 hrstS. II seconds. 7
thirds / iourih> and was outside the
money only nine times The winnings
"i the stable including entrance fees.
nnnmntch 10 Sz.2sz. so
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Train Caught n Team

Lewis r. Sh1rplc,S and wife, oi Elk
M'Ils. Chester county. returning from
% wedding, one evening last week.
we're caught ut the West Grove rail
road crossing bv the s o'clock train
from Philadelphia Mr. Sharplcss
drove his horses up the track. but the
step oi the locomotive struck the rear
wheel throwing the carriage into the
ditch Both occupants were thrown
uut and Mr., Sharplcs, W., hurt
somewhat about the back. but her hus
band was urhurt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Personals Social

George A. Blake, Esq, has been in
Rohb.nsville. n. j., spending Thanks
givirg with relatives
Mr. Henry G. Barnett and Miss
Elsie NJ Dilman, of Pleasant Hill,
were married last Friday at the home
of the bride.
Edward Mahan. son Of the late JOS
cph Mahan and his mother, Mrs. DIR.
j. l.. Devon. now oi Brockton. Mass.
were in town this week greeting old
friends
The marriage oi Miss Ada Brown.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos N.
Brown oi Sylmar, and Mr.. Thomas
X. l.ark'n. OF Toughkenamon, Pa, is
set ior this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jenkins, OF
Rock Springs. ON November rs cele-
bra,cd the fifty-fourth anniversary OF
their marriage. Mr. Jenkins is 81
wears old and is healthy and active
Mrs Jenkins was Miss Mahan Of
Fast Nottingham. Pa.
Mr. fnd Mrs Henry NJ Mccullough
were Thanksgiving Day visitors with
relatives in Middlctown, Del
Mrs Wallace Scott and Miss NJ
T.. llancc, OF Elkton. are spending a
few days at Atlantic City.
McSSrs. George 4. Blake. Frank p
Eva"s and Prof Charles Blake are
guests oi relatives at Nardvillc. \. J.
Mrs Clarence C. Strickland and
Mrs George r Ash were entertained
= lew days this week bv Baltimore
friends.
Misses Florence Marshbank and
Charlotte King arc spending few
davS with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs William K Witworth and son.
Roger. scent Thank Sgiving Day with
Miss Esther Witworth. at the Western
MARYLAND College.
Miss Ella Carter. a. Locust Valley,
y v spent the past week with her
sister. Mrs Gcor"c Shustcr. IN Elkton
Mrs Howard Gilpin. oi Wilmington,
is the guest this week oi Mr. and Mrs
NJ K Gilpin
Hiram ". Durhar ior several
months telegraph operator at Sea-
brook. Md. has lcru transferred to
the signal tower ar Iron Hin. on the
T.. =. & w. K. r.
Mis-, Nollic F Johnson. ui Charles
tow, IS vi>iii"n her sister Mrs ia,
Rowe IL Baltimorc.
Ms, Lucia Z. johnson. 81 Charles
town. returned tu her home Monday.
after u'casau' vi'it with relatives and
,ric"d, in Philadelphia and Nincland.
y J.
Mr. Jane, Henry Brown. formerly
"i Chc>tcrtown. a rcphcw oi Mr.. {. l..
Carte" ut Singcrly and MIS-, Mar
rurritr Hunter lIlnua were married
uu November y. IN BROOKLYN. y. y.
where they will he at home at 500
Eighth street, after New Years.
Miss BESSIE liraitnr entertained
Mis-, Mary l.. White. of l.andsdownc.
Pa, on Sunday.
\ masquerade dance. ql;tc well at
tcnded. was cujoycd by the young pco-
NE oi Elkton. in Mechanics Hall. last
Friday evening
Man -. Price ard David Scott left
on Monday for a two weeks cunning
trip in South Carolina and Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ekcy Wright enter
taincd Mr.. and Mrs II. = Wilhelmi,
al Philadelphia at FIX Heights farm,
near town. which Mr.. Wilhclmi pur
chased recently.
County Superintendent Of Schools
George Biddlc was seized with heart
trnuh'c at his office on Tuesday. and
W. Tor a time seriously in. but IS re-
port recovering.
Mrs. NJ T. U>ilton. 81 Washington.
- { ,'>'tinp her SON. Iohr +.
S':rkin and family.
Mrs George 7. Witworth. al VII
." "rt"r. was rh' guest oi Elkton re-
'a''vc, thi, ".r.t
Mi, NlaiN q Terrell ,ud Miss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Color Line In Chester School

William Brown and other colorcd
residents ni Lower Oxford township.
Chester county. who had pctiioncd
the Court at West Chester for an or
der directing the school directors OF
the township Ia admit colorcd child
rcn 90 the white school, have filed
rule ip ,how cause WHY the case shall
rot 900 a. a Jury Tor trial rs there are
several question, ~ fact To be settled.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Official Election Results

Comptroller Herring, Clerk oi the
Court oi Appeals Magrudcr and Sec
Rotary ni State Williams, on Monday,
AT Annapolis, cauvasScd TIE returns OF
the late election which they certified
The official vote for Comptroller was
Herring 0Dem) Io2. .562 Williams
(RepD o2.S25; Harris CPro) 3.4SS;
Jackson tSoc) $50 IIcring's plur-
allty. 1909. For the Suffrage Amend
ment, S9.Sni: against the Amendment.
Ioo.5ia: majority against, r6.7or.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Conowingo Rridge Tolls

The report that Senator elect Nn-
drew. at Hartford will move inr the
purchase by the State oi the recon.
,tructcd Couowingo bridge. has drawn
attention To- the HIGH tolls charged by
I, owner, So cents Tor single. SI6o
for double teams. and 81 for automo-
lH'e, ipr rnuru trips. I, is said that
'iy comnary w.l reduce the charges
ahcr January T. when they will have
rnrnctiiion with the Pcrryvillc- -IIayrc
ic Grace bridge.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Tome offered Golf Trophies

\ gold medal and cup for competi-
tion in junior oli matches next spring
has been offered to the Tome School
i"r Boys Athletic Association by W.
l. Nulc. OF KcnoSha. Wis. father OF
Gordon Iulc, captain oi the goli team
AT the school Mr. Yule is a great
lover oi goli and makes the offer to
forward the game at the school Tome
defeated Lawrcnccvillc ON the links
at the Institute this fall and has the
material for a fine team.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Wed On ConoWingo Bridge

\ Rising Sun special says that Mr.
William f. Carroll 81 Hartford county.
and Miss Ethel Mary Reynolds. OF
Rowlandv'llc. were married on Mon
day by Rev T. s. Cain. The couple
called at Rowlandvillc parsonage TO
have the knot tied. but as the license
had been procured at Bel Air. Rev.
Mr.. Cain drove with them to Como
wingo, and the ceremony took place on
the bridge the trio standing on the
seventh span OF the structure
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Charles K. Oliver Quite III

Charles X. Oliver. formerly oi Elk-
tor. President OF the Consolidated
Cotton Duck Company, long a resident
ui Baltimore. was seized with acute
indigestion in Manchester n. H., on
Monday night The latest report was
that no immediate alarm was felt but
that he was quite III and suffering from
collapse oi his nervous system. due
to mental and physical strain. lie is
about sS years oi age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Destructive Fire

The barn OF Lawrence Pennington.
in Mil Creek hundred. Del, near
Marshallton, was burned on THURSDAY
night with its contents, the years crop
oi wheat. fortv-onc tons OF balcd hay,
and GOO bushels of corn. Four shcc,
perished. but sixteen cows and ten
horses were gotten ont in time. The
blaze was seen for miles and many peo-
pie drove to the scene The cause Of
the fire was not known, and the total
loss is not stated
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Mr.. BiddIe III

County Superintendent OF Schools
George Biddlc was seized with an at
tack oI heart trouble at his Office on
Tuesday last Mr. Biddle was scri-
ouSly III for timc. but seemed 10
rally during the succeeding days, until
Friday morning, when another attack
prostratcd him again Al the time Of
going to press. Friday afternoon. he is
resting quietly Mr. Bidde's many
friends in the county wish for his
speedy recovery
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Fire On Farm

The lnrvc barn uu William Walls
i'rm wear Nvurdrlr &. uuh' ou fire On
Sundu, uiph aud va, burned with its
contents. wheat HAY iIrm'np implc-
merits. rtr horse ucri,hed in the
flame, The los, +, put At 5000 The
blaze wa, seen irr miles, aud many
persons drove So the scene.
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Brakeman Hurt BADLY

Nndrcw Z. Howard, formerly Of
Zion, and lately OF Wilmington, was
knocked from freight car by coming
in contact with an overhead bridge.
in the Frankiord tPhiladclphia) yards
ni the Pennsylvania Railroad, on Sun
day lie fell - feet and was taken to
the Frankiord Hospital. suffering with
conclusion at the brain. serious scalp
wounds and other cuts aud bruises.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
PerT'yViIIe Vehicle Fridge

liarucy McGunrgal last week began
work removing the abmmcut at the
approach %. the converted old railroad
bridge in Ila'rc dc Grace The ap.
rroFch has been macadamizcd The
ilonrn' i, nearly completed. but the
SIDE rail. are ct To- be riaccl The
bridge vii hr ready Tor service by
New Years. II not scorer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
NeW Sheriff Files Bond

=. Sherif-elect J. Wesley McAllister on
! tuesday flied his bond in the Orphans
Court for $4,000 with Messrs. Henry
Ninslngcr. George X. Ash. William
l. McNllister and Albert Constable as
sureties. lie will assume office on
December l. and has appointed John
Stewart, oi Elk Mills, as his deputy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
RIa5e In Newark Lumber Yard

Fire broke out with a strong wind
blowing. ON Monday night. in w. ].
barrnards lumber yard, in Newark.
Del. and for time serious conse-
Pucncc> were feared The local fire.
men. however got promptly to work
and managed to control the flames
The origin ol the blaze is unknown.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
COST OF THE
CAMPAIGN

Messrs. Murray Naudiver and John
3. Hanna. Chairmcn respectively OF
the Democratic and Republican State
Central Committees filed their reports
~ campaign expenses IN the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court. at Bel
Air. on Monday. and Treasurer Phil
tips and Goodwin. of the City Com
mittec. filed theirs with the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court in Baltimore. II IS
figured that the election cost alto
scther about S2oo.ooo The Demo-
cratic State Treasurer spent S2d,472. 90;
the CITY Treasurer S52.SoIo3; Senator
Rayncr about $4,000 for the primary.
and in personal contributions. The
Republican State Treasurer spent
S7ISI342; the City TREASURED S23'-
,,z.,s: the Citizens Association S2.-
7s2 40: tho Independent Citizens I'm
ION 5000. and other organizations
about 81 900 more. Candidates
throughout the State put out more or
less money to help local tickets, and
their friends also contributed more or
less. So that the total OF S2oo,ooo as the
cost oi the campTign To both parties
would seem conservative estimate
Senator Rayncr was the heaviest Dc
mocratic contributor. Next came
Senator Smith with 5000, besides
what he may have spent on the East
crn shore. Frank y furst gave
s.. 500 and Buchanan Schlcv. senator
German and John Waters $500 each.
In All there were 1900 contributors Il"
the Dcmocr;tic fund
The Republicans got their iund from
t,"id.,. Thcrc ,,crr about 100 con-
~. ..,. =, ,,. S,atr iurJ Nmnrp
r,,.s, ,i,,r- ,rrr William T..
~ '"' s-,,. C.irrr,nr Stone.
80. =, nnr,r,rtr 81 200. Robert
w., -n,. I,hr ~ Gorrct,
So. "A. fl I,,.l.nu St.ooo. " f.
80. 81, I\ Crr, S,=o. =
,i,,n,'',,ij 5000. p..,ma.,cr Ilarri,.
- y p,,,,.,.r,i, : ,oo. If
'aU' ,. = W.y,nrr SIso. { {
n,,' ',''', So !; NJ fcnL. S,on. " Il
,i..,,,..,,,I S'.,. Cit, Treasurer God.
l'"'',y,- + ~. S,,o. several
"',,, ,,.l.;,,,'', TlS,,' -. ,,rb National
y,'',,, .',,,..,.,,,.,,, .,,,,,. Il y I,cLsnu cave
H.. S,',. and Shono tn The
Il"'' s,,,J C.l,,,,nr St.nc cave
ny "'' L, ST.. ami :, ooo to the
Si,"i ,,,.., w ,,j .,'.,,,,,.J hc.;Ir. I, ooo
w! "'.''i W. i,l,' I,, a." r,nd,daf,, cave
WIN ~ ,, ut i,,.,, Srnn, down to
su,u' '""N .H-,.r.I l"H rci,y N.rus con.
- - w cL,;rr,,p Hanna
paid an ooliGau"n> incurred "'.u
duccd back dehi, from $2'"'o W N-'tao'
he CitN I"nlnl'''' mas ~
which Collector stone must IN" m mlnc
MEALS t. meet ne pein"era'S are
said 1" have NJ out rom 1000 |" ~ -
per ward ih the CITY, ana inc NepuS,',
cans from $40 I" S554' - an"ut 90 &c
per precinct More ihah S35oo % 'nI
Republican cash went l'I prin',R an, anu
Al,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Stepped In Front Of Shiffer

Stepping out Of the way OF a b. & O.
freight in the Perryvillc yards. on
sunday. Cosmo Gcmmania. an Italian,
wa, Knocked down by passing p. Il.
x W K L. shifting engine One Of
hi, hards was cut off. and he was
otherwise injured He was removed
10 Raltimofc hospi;sl for treatment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Child S Play Fires Barn

! he three year old son oi Chester
Fisher. playing with matches, set a
straw stack ON fire. the flames spread
ing IA the barn on his fathers farm.
near Little Britain Church. on Mon
day The barn and contents, corn
crib. chicken house and pig pens we're
destroyed Four horses were saved
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
TWo Couples Welded

\ double wedding came oti in the
Elktun Catholic Church on lhankSgi
ing morning. when Rev. Father =. p.
\rnd. tied the knots for Mr. Harry
Miller and Mis-, Mice ?. Ferry. and
Mr. Daniel Ferry md Miss Emma T..
lrurgcn,. oi Scotland Point. E!Ha
river
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Fractured arm In Fall

Webster White, a wcllkuown res
deu' ~ the Ninth district and former
mcmlcr of the Legislature. is at Tn
ION Hospital tor treatment ior broken
arm. caused hv iell from hay NOV.
at hi, home last Friday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
Damage Suit For Trespass

Former Sheriff Morris Dunbar has
entered suit against the Diamond State
Telephone Company, claiming S2.ooo
damages for the erection oi seventeen
poles on his property at Belle Hin.
near Elkton, without his consent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
EpISCOpHL

Service will be held in the Church
al the Good Shepherd. Chesapeake
City, tomorrow Sunday at 73o p. III.
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Church Services
PREsByTERizM

sBeginning with tomorrow Sunday
evening, services will be held every
night during the ensuing week in the
Elkton Presbyterian Church, Rev. DIR.
McElmoyle, Pastor. The topics will
be-Sunday night, Recent Temper
ancc Progress: Does IL tend Toward
Natural Prohibition" Monday, Con
version: its Nature and Necessity"
Tuesday, "A Dissatisfied Old Profess
sor Converted" Wednesday, "a Back
slider Converted" Thursday, "a
Prominent Business Man Converted" I"
Friday. "A Very Young Convert"
Saturday. Are You Converted"
Bright song services and special music
will characterize the services.
METHODIST
*Hopcwcll NJ. T.. Church. Wood
lawn. Rev J. Howard Gray, pastor.
Sabbath services November aS. Sun
day School. o3o; preaching at 1890,
subject. Sermon to the Jr. o. u. A. M.
7.4s p. m. subject, Revival" Preach
ing at Asbury at 3 p. M. Jr O. U. A.
NJ, of Colora. will turn out in body
at Hopewell at 1890 n. M. All well
come.
Especial service at st. Johns NJ. f..
Church, Lcwisville. on Sunday, Rev. l..
G. Fosnocht. pastor Morning theme.
Despair and Hope OF the Nation"
Evening. Mans Best Friend" Spec
al music in the morning and Thanks
giving service.
'Eikton NJ. T. Church. Rev II. A.
G. Wcsteriicld. Pastor. Preaching at
Evening subject, a Modern Goliath. =
Sabbath School, p. m; Epworth
League Devotional Service, 64s p. NJ.
*'rhc services at Bethel NJ. p.
Church next Sabbath night will be
conducted by Mr.. Samuel Welsh, as
the pastor. ] L. Elderdice. will be
engaged in revival work at BAY View.
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GEORGE BOLTON.

George Bolton. n well-known resi-
dent of the First district, died last
Friday after lingering illness. His
wife. four sons. John b., George.
James and Oliver, survive him. His
funeral was held on Tuesday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-11-27
MRS. MARTHA a. WILSON.

Mrs. Martha A. Wilson, mother OF
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hague. died at her
daughters residence on Howard street.
Elkton. on Monday morning, aged 81
years. She resided in Crisfeld. but
spent the winter usually with Mrs
Hague Her remains were taken TO
Crisfeld on Wednesday. for inter
ttt.,,t
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DEATHS
DIR. J. W. REYNOLDS.

DIR. Joseph w. Reynolds died at his
home at New Bridge, near Rising
Sun, on Thursday morning, OF stom-
ach trouble, aged - Years. He was
specialist OF note in cases OF cancer.
which he treated with more or less
success in early stages. His wife,
who was da"-hter OF the late Eli
Tucker. OF Baltimore, six sons and
four daughters survive him-Dr. Eli
T. Reynolds, OF Rising Sun; Arthur T.
Reynolds, OF New Bridge; Elmer Rey-
rolds. OF Chadds Ford. Pa: Walter
Reynolds. who is travelling in North
Carolina; DR. Aiva Reynolds, OF Bal
timorc. and Alfred Reynolds. at home:
Mrs. Anna Marshall, OF Rising Sun;
Mrs. William Brown. OF Nottingham.
Pa. and Misses Mary and Stella Rey-
nolds. at home.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

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en- 5olme, men pluoielig itemte ung-
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meiangen. Ser opltoo ielpfelgelig
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Tier uoenfor 8pgningen / Sen &en-
iigt at ~felge GungetaIerne biem"
men Holitiet a6iplitte6e @eng6en,
og ser forefolM life p6erligere Eu.
muller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
Nllaub.

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