The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10
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ege base ball teams viii
afternoon.
(,fEill be held in Mechanics
fer Monday evening. Elk
IRA will furnish the music
As fire. famed by the high
In az led over a considerable area
q eou my Hill section on wednes-
roadfcw brick and glass front with
9cldisplay windows greatly inn
enfs Andrew Andcrsons store in
wa East.
yAhc Elkton Paint and Powder
70 will present For One Night
jy" next Thursday and Friday even
rs for the benefit OF Union Hospital
AJane Ellis, venerable colored
soman, well known here. employed by
daniel Arbuckle, near Andora, died
last week and was buried III Cedar Hill
Cemetery
AT a special session OF the Or
phans' Court on Tuesday, with thf eull
Board present, a number OF orders
were passed as to estates now in course
OF settlement
"A strip oi ground. sufficient for
the widening and straight cning OF Maj
~ Victor r. Bennett owner OF abut
ting property.
John {. Hindman, the we'll known
and popular veteran auctioneer, OF Ris-
ing Sun, it is stated. will seek nomina-
ton for Sheriff At the coming Demo
cratic primaries
The Il. & q. K. RS management.
II is reported, is planning to expend
SIo.ooo,ooo for from 6,ooo to 10000
steel freight cars OF various types and
large number Of heavy locomotives
"A swindler who the Chester police
say is Charles Moore. OF Newark, Del,
was caught ~ that city after he had
successfully worked the envelope trick
in getting change in small notes for a
big one
Having larger facilities and skill
ed workmcn, ! am prepared for large
business for the season. Have in
stock, in the piece, the very latest
styles in all the popular colors, De
livery prompt JNO FRAZER.
Grand Lecturer Graham Dukchart,
oi Baltimore. visited Union Lodge y.
F. and g. NJ. on Tuesday evening.
Visiting and local brethren enjoyed
shad supper served by Giles. after the
close ui the meeting.
The many friend, oi \. J. Mich
cncr, u' Cul1ra. will be pleased to learn
that the stroke pi paralysis he sustain
cd at his home last week, was a slight
ore, and that at last accounts he had
quite recovered from its effects
A pet dog. with which Joseph tho
eldest son oi II. Palmer Mcliaddcn OF
the Singcrly section was playing. one
day this week, bit him on the face. DR.
W - Cawlcy. who gave the wound
the needed attention. does not fear any
serious consequences.
81 cornct bard 81 twenty-five pieces
with members from the Cherry Hill
and Singcrly sections. was organized
last Friday evening A. 7. AbCrnathy
vase hosen President; K. 5. Small.
wood Vice President: { NJ Egncr,
Secretary, and Richard Ruddcll, Treas.
urcr and Instructor
Mrs Isabella s. Carnagy, mother
oi w. e. /. Carnagy, ui Summit
Bridge. died uu Saturday at the home
OF her daught r, Mrs. Mary J. Tamil
ton. in New Castle She was born in
Scotland but had lived in Delaware
Tor sixty years or more. lutcrmcut
was made NJ ST Georges
State Superintendent ui Education
NJ. b. Stephens, will likely attend the
meeting ui Cecil teachers Ia be held in
Elkton High School ON Friday morn
ing. Nav :, To- discuss the new course
II studies t. he followed during the
next school year Teachers are urged
to study all the grade work rs outlined
IN the curriculum.
"Whcn a horses digestion is per
feet. all the food given him is convert
ed into muscle, flesh and energy. Win
ter feeds impair the digestion and make
the blood impure but Fairiicld's Blood
Tonic for Horses Only pcrfccts the
digestion. purlics the blood and cxtcr-
inmates worms. Sold hy-Alcxandcr
& Son. Elkton; A. Anderson, North
East: w. r. llarriott, Chesapeake City
Justice Gilpin on Wednesday ad.
iourncd until today the hearing OF
counter charges of assault and battery
preferred by John Lum. colored
track walker Of Iron Hill aud Special
Railroad Officers w. X. Cosgrovc and
Charles w Wilson, growing out OF the
escape oi 4 colorcd hobo, who had
beaten 4 track walker at Bay View
Junction. whom the specials had ar
rested a, Iron Hill, as was noted last
week
-Rcscuiug a postal card, which the
wind blew ont OF his hand, At Walter
Laws gate, on the Elkton-Glasgow
road, near town, ON Thursday, r. F. y.
carrier James =, Alexander lost sight
for 4 moment ct his tried roadster
which started ON an amble for Me
kcnncy's stable. The carrier, who is
OF poodly weight. sprin,cd but fell
losing his wind. and was forced to foot
il to town, where he found horse.
wagon aud contents safe in the stable
yard