The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-18
News In Brief

Vice President Frazer. OF the Har-
Ian & Hollingsworth Company, Viii
mington. speaking OF the improvements
now in progress at the plant. said
1--WE have spent at least one million
dollars on the plant during the last
four years. and will finally have four
OF the best and most modern car shops
in the country We are spending half a
million on the new shops. We hope to
have No 3 ready for use by the first
OF the year. and have the four shops
ready by this time next year More
hands will he employed after the en-
largement but much will depend upon
Our contracts" Work is 10 be rushed
on the first new building I7SxIso feet,
with a capacity OF twelve 80 foot cars.
and the indications point to a busy flu
ture at the plant
Frightened at sight Of hay-press.
standing in the road near Chrome, one
day recently. the horses drawing a car
rlage containing II. l.. Stubbs and
daughter, OF East Nottingham. d. W.
Stubs and son of Germantown. and
Mrs. Martha p Stubs. Of Oxford.
started to run. \ trace broke. and the
horses swerved breaking the tongue
and upsetting the CARRIAGE. All the
occupants were thrown out violently.
and Mrs Stubts. 81 years old had an
arm broken She was taken To John
Gallaghcr's home. nearby, where DR..
Richardson. oi Calvert. gave her the
needed attention. The horses were
caught a, Calvert The carriage was
demolished.
"A number Of children started a
fire III George w. Evans yard in Abcr
deem. one day last week. to- cook corn
and tomatoes The fire did not burn
well. and girl got a can OF coal oil.
which fell from her hands An cxplos-
ION followed. and Scmplc Evans. aged
~, and Laurence Nolan. aged 10 wears,
were badly burned before Mrs Evans
managed To- smother the flames by
rolling the boys in the grass The
Nolan boy was burned from his stom-
ach ia his feet, and young Evans on
tie right leg. Both were later re-
moved to q Baltimore hospital. where
young Nolan died, on Saturday.
The Daughters oi Liberty of
Havrc de Grace cleared SIS from their
''Dou'r Use harsh physics. The re-
action wcakCnS the bowels. leads to
chronic constitution Get Doan's Re-
gulclS They operate easily. tone the
stomach. cure constipation
July aud August OF this year were
the drycSt IN the history IT the Wca-
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Joseph r. GOODWIN has 50, the
properly on Washington street. tta"rc
&c GraCe' occupied by W. I. Onllcy. -
w. r fennlng.
My child was burned terribly about
the face. neck ard chest I aup,icd Dir
Thomas Electric OIL The pain
ceased and the child sank into 4 rest
ful sleep" Mrs Nancy NJ Hanson.
Hamburg. \. Y. .
The wheat acreage. owing T. hard
ncS> oi iallow ground. will be smaller
this fall, tho ,.h the recent rain rclicv-
cd the situation Sor .ewhat.
saDr. Aberncthv. the great ENGLISH
physician. said. Watch your kidneys
when they are affected lie il IN Ian.
ger" Folcv's Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidneys. c"rrcctS urinary ire
gularl'icr. aud tones up the whole sys-
tcm.--ii. I. WELLS
~ wcll-knnwn farmer IT the New
ark section, recalls that in 1905 he was
not able I" pillow ground until Octob r
-, owing Ia the long continued lack
81 rain
saSummcr work and summer vr,-
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The regular u.r ~ Ea;rf.IJ'. pI,nd
Tonic for Horses Only restore, lost
vitality and impGrts increased vignr bv
removing iiunrritir. from ia, II,,J