The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-25

Yves, Nottingham Academy has
forty pupils on is sell and more are
expected
Pity hands have been put to work
upon the Susquchanna Power Com
pany's plant at Conowingo.
The Riverside Band OF Port De-
post will hold bazaar on three even
iugs in the last week OF October.
David r. Reed, OF the Ninth dis
trict had yield OF 1900 bushels Of
potatoes from nine acres OF ground.
The Junior Epworth League OF
Rising Sun will hold festival ON the
NJ l.. Church lawn next Wednesday
evening
The September or Harvest moon.
will be full next Wednesday, rising for
several successive evenings 81 nearly
the same hour
Efforts will be made, il is stated,
To suppress Sunday disorder III the
ncighborhood Of Jackson Park, near
Jackson Station
Frightened by a ehild's express
wagon a horse driven by Mrs. Mer-
rift Pierce. Of Colora, ran away and
smashed the buggy. j.
A reward oi ten dollars is offered
for the detection OF the party who has
been driacing the fence about Trinity
Church grounds in Elkton.
"A moment after w. A. Reeder had
left the Hunt building in Rising Sun,
gasoline engine exploded with ter
rife force. one day this week,
ssisa ..EI
with assault and battery upon Jean
nette Rice. OF Rowlandville. is in jail,
awaiting the action of Court.
The ladies 81 s. Andrews congre-
CATION will hold festival on the
Church grounds. NJ Andora, this even
ing All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Three of {. D. McCullough's cat
tie have died and sixteen head are
sick on his farm. Forest Hill, near
Colora. from disease not yet deter
mined
DR. II n. Willis. State Councillor,
viii visit Flktou Council. Jr. O. I A..
NJ. rcxt Tuesday evening and deliver
an address ON topic oi interest to the
Order.
Nv. n. NJ. Rambo is laying a con
crete sidewalk on the north side OF
Wing street at the joint expense Of
the town and owners "i abutt'ng pro-
pcrtics.
Members Of Company +. Purnell
Legion. aud ni Shows Batter" Cecil
veterans 81 the Civil War, held a Joint
reunion in g. g. r. Hall. North East,
on SATURDAY. which was well attended
ard greatly enjoyed.
The condition 81 John r. wilson
81 the Calvert section. whose serious
illness with paralysis was noted last
week. is reported unchanged He is
~ years old aud little or no hope is
entertained i0r his recovery,
John Sharpe. former night watch
man at Oxiprd, died on Wednesday,
from the effects ni an overdose of lau-
danum or some other narcotic taker
hy mistake, il is thought
Public Health officials advise the
people. IN view oi the low stage OF
wells, springs and streams and the
likely supply oi surface water for the
near future, 10 continue boiling water
before using il ior drinking or cook
ing purposes.
-".NlltN Miiltls bl NlNOlE sun ana
Mis-, Maggie Kelly, Of New Bridge
were thrown ont 81 carriage when
their horse grew frightened at >ignt
ui steam roller, one day last week
lucy we're severely bruised but we're
rot hurt seriously.
Postmaster, oi Third aud Fourth
Class offices please take notice The
Second \ruual State Convention will
be held in the Postoficc Building,
Baltimore, September go The Presi-
den, pi the State League WISHES to
have large attendance.
"A Democratic mas, meeting will
he held at Elkton ON Thursday, Sep
,cmhcr 90. at which Senator Rayror
ard Comptroller Herring and probably
Governor Cr,thcrs will speak An
other like meeting will be held in
lIavrc de- Grace on October IS
The horses 81 William West, n
well known farmer of the Odessa sec
ton. hauling a wagon loaded with to-
matocs, were scared by an automobile
one day last week and bolted. Mr..
West was thrown ont and n wheel 81
the wagon passed over his leg which
was badly bruised. His ankle was
spraincd also,