The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-10-01
News In Brief

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week sweet potato 10 inches long
and IL I-2 inches in girth, weighing
7 pounds, ounces. perfect in forma
ton and without any blemish.
Thomas d. Temple has purchased
the upper Woolley farm in Hartford
county.
Mrs. Walter Hopkins, an ipvaiid
for several years past, fell from the
steps at her home in Aberdeen, one
day last week and broke her right hip.
John S. Richardson OF Bel Air,
succeeds w. w. Hopkins, OF Havre de
Grace, as clerk in the office OF State
Treasurer Murray Vandiver, in An
napohS.
The crops raised in Lancaster
county, Pa, this year, are estimated
at total value OF over eighteen mil
lion and possibly twenty million dol
lars.
But one new residence has been
built in Chestertown this year. Last
year fourteen new dwellings were
erected, and several are planned for
next year
The I7s acre Merritt farm, near
Betterton, has bee nsold to w. l..
Robinson by J. W. Russell, agent for
the Kent County Land Company, for
$3.50.
George Cooper, colored, OF Havrc
de Grace, after peddIing liquor in Bush
River Neck, on Sunday, September
u, sat down on tn eplatform, at Perry
man, and falling asleep was struck by
train So northbound, passing that point
shortly after midnight, and killed.
A new road leading to Worton
Manor BeschI Kent count" will likely
be opened as the examiners have
agreed upon a favorable report.
S. B. Richardson, of Masseys,
Kent county, recently advertised sale
of his stock. After one horse had
been sold the sale was called off. 5
T. Caldwell purchasing all the animals
at private sale. Horses ten years or
more old. not used for six years, and
several 5 year old colts, never brdled,
were among the number put on sale,
Thirsty denizens of the Townsend
section, who seek the Middletown
wet" oasis on Saturday nights by the
aid of borrowe dteams, taken without
consulting their owners, are to be
rounded up as the practice has be-
come too common to be longer toler-
ated.
salad dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what | did
eat distressed me terribly Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me. y. III. Wal
ker, Sunbury, Ohio.
The Casey murder at Clayton, near
Wilmington, has prompted a move
ment for the creation OF force OF
rural police in Brandywine and Chris
tiana hundreds similar TO the Pennsyl-
vania State force.
Hartford county Sherilf's juries
have fixed on a basis OF about 500 per
mile Tor condemnation OF land Tor the
right oi way for the conduitS Tor wires
.,oi the American Telegraph and Ieie-
phone Company, successor to the Yves
tern Union Company.
t*Don't let the baby suffer from &c
zema, sores or any itching OF the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for child
rem. All druggists sci! it.
Charles Hey, eighteen years old,
of Chrome Hill. Hartford county,
SauSllt ms arm III machinery at tle
Mci-are' ope,,'e' creamery; w'i'ie du-
ioA'l,'s pe'', ono udy i"st "eIh'
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ed him, and had him taken to a Balti-
more hospital.
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