The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-02-12
News In Brief


sold last week to DIR. II. d. Beckwe-
del, of New Rochelle, n Y. for $I3,5oo |
Willard E. Tydings, of Havre dc
Grace, has been chosen valedictorian
OF the Class of 1910, OF the Maryland
Agricultural College. He has won
the Zoe and Straus medals tor oratory.
Wheat last winter was mostly
green and Of quite long growth. 1his
year the fields show a yellow tinge,
and the stalks are close to the @ ound
Many farmers hold that the outlook
for this wears crop is much better than
that tor last year, at this time last year.
The Standard Lime and Stone Co.
which has a $4,000 pant on the COOK
farm, near Lapidum, has leased sixty
acres from b. II. Silver and others,
just above the village. The tract con-
tains vast deposit OF stone. An
overhead railway will be constructed
from this qnai.y across the road and
tide water to point where barges
can be loaded.
The suit OF John NJ Kane, OF Har-
ford county, VS., the Western Union
Telegraph Company, was put on trial
last week before Judge Morris, and
jury i'll the u. s. Circuit Court in Bal
timore. He is suing for 100000 dam
ages, for personal injuries, caused by
being caught and mashed in d hole by
pole, and it is claimed is permanently
disabled.
Mrs. Mary Ann Sargent, wife OF
Robert ii. Sargent, died at McClel-
landsville, Del, on January 10, aged
90 years, OF the effects of an attack OF
grip. Her husband, four grown sons
and four daughters survive her. Inter
ment was made in Head OF Christiana
Cemetery.
The Court OF Appeals in the case
OF J. Edwin Webster, OF Bel Air, vs.
the Susquehannea Pole Line Com pany
has decided that the appellees had the
right 10 condemn two acres OF his
"lngieside' home farm near Bel Air.
as the land was necessary for right of
way purposes for their line to trans
init electric power for lighting ind
other purposes.
**Your horses will be in better con-
dition for Spring work il YOU feed
them Farlield's Blood Tonic for
Horses Only. 1t cleans the digestive
tract, purlies the blood, expels worms
and increases vitality. Results are
guaranteed when directions are care
fully followed. Sold under written
guarantee by Alexander & Son, Elk
ton; \. Anderson, North East; w. r.
Harriott, Chesapeake City; Haines &
Kirk, Rising Sun; c. NJ. Blake. Cherry
Hill
William Mackin, J. J. NJ, ckin.
Charles Burns, and Murray Woods OF
Havre de Grace, sailed last Thursday
on the "Allianca" from New York, for
Panama, where they will engage in the
service OF the American Bridge Com
pany, for the coming three months.
*%Lack OF exercise induces Const:-
patton in your horses. The poisonous
wastes back UP in the system and goi-
son the blood, opening the way to dis
ease. Fairheid's Blood Tonic for
Horses Only, regulates the bowels,
strengthens digestion, cxpels worms,
and puriies the blood. Sold under
written guarantee by Alexander &
Son, Elktcn: A. Anderson, North
East; w. T. Farriott, Chesapeake
City; Haincs &; Kirk, Rising Sun; C.
M. Blake, Cherry Hill
he recent Hood IL the Susque-
i lama I j G @nouI $1,000 damage III
t tl"n'1 We ., n'"CV' SI'lcliy 10 canhery
'ioso,- ",'"' VS. an" 'Is'l''S ".'e'es'S'
healthy man IS KING IN his own
Ign ~a '''''IS"..,y NAN p = an THl,ap-
T. I."'e n''u oIN "iI"u h'''e''
p"ii"e "p S'''''" ''"''''-Ne'IS You
well
--liarL"rd fishermen are reported as
wishing the. repeal OF legislation per-
i'ill''L@ .hc use oI pound nets.
Suffered day and night the tor
ment OF itching piles. Nothing helped
me until | used Doan's Ointment 1t
cured me permanently Hon. John
X. Garrett. Mayor, Grard, Ala ta
y number OF Kent farmers still
hold their grain crops expecting pcr-
ter prices in the spring.
##fIarsh physics react. weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Doan's Rcpu'cts opcratc easily tone
ASK your druggist Tor mem