The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-07-23
News In Brief

Howard Frazier, a Wilmington
boy, while target shooting with sew
eral companions at Newport, Del. on
Saturday. after replacing target that
had been struck WAS accid entally shot
by one OF his comrades. The bullet
struck young Frazier IN the lett side
a RIB, just over the heart, turned the
bullet aside. 1t passed around the rib
and came out OF his back. He was
taken to Newport and was treated by
DIR. Springer, who found that he was
not seriously hurt. Later he was sent
to his home in Wilmington.
-Burglaries and robberies continue
in Havre de Grace Two bicycles were
stolen from Robert Lawder S, one day
last week, and ON another evening
Mrs W. n. Coale, returning nome
about 9 o clock, foun da man striking
a match at the head OF the stairs.
Hearing Mrs. Caoles approach, the
man escaped through window. An
other day John c. Blizzard, proprietor
OF Hechl's Hotel, left his safe open
for short while and later found that
$50 was missing Two colored ser
wants Sally Banks and Sam Wilson,
were suspected and were caught at
Aberdeen. Wilson had a new suit
case and $50 and said Sallie had the
other $50, which she denied. Justice
Osborn sent the pair to Bel Air jail,
to await the action OF the Grand jury.
Henry Sellbrozah, David 7. Ait
kins, and Hamilton Crawford, who
were caught near the Susquehanna,
about two weeks ago, by Sheriff For
sythe, OF Hartford county, after aband-
onlng a horse and runabour which
they had stolen from 7. o. Meihorn,
OF Baltimore, at Coolers Parl Bal
tmore county, were given hearIn"
by Justice Archer last week and COM
mtted to Iowson Jail to await the &C
ton OF the September Grand jury
A young son OF NJ L. Hopkins OF
Darlington, Hartford county one day
last week found cannon cracker
which he thought had been fired An
other boy put small cracker in the
big one and lit the fuse. Young Hop
kins held the big cracker in his hand,
and it exploded, blowing o fftwo OF
his fingers and badly hurting his
thumb.
The receipts ior taxes i'll Hartford
county for June totalled $4,000
Generally debilitated Tor years. Had
sick headaches, lacked ambition, was
WORKOUT and all rundown. Burdock
Blood Bitters made me a well woman
Mrs. Charles Frietoy, Moosup, Conn
While handling loaded rifle one
day last week, William Craig, KEN
bleville lad, was shot i'll the side, but
was not seriously wounded
Il, ,hn,
Thousands o obstinate cases have
been cured by Doan's Ointment, |oc
al any drug store.
The Stewart cottage on the Car
rot Cove farm. near North East, which
was unoccu"ied, was burned, one night
last week, by lire Ui unknown origin,
but likely caused bv careless intrud
ers.
Bilious: Feel heavy alter dinner :
Tongue coated? Bitter taste: Com
pleX:on sallow: Liver needs waking
up. Doan's Reguets cure bilious at
tacks. IS cents at any drug store. "~
Commissioner General keeie cs-
Inmates that during the year ending
June 80. I,oS5,SI5 immigrants were adj
mittod al the various ports ul the
Umted States.
Benjamin Osborn. son vi the late
Robert Osborn. died at his home at
Lapldum on july ). His mother, sew
eral brothers and sisters survive him.
lntermcnt was made in Harmony
Cemetery, Deer Creek.
Farmers, mechanics, rairO&dcrs, la
borers, re.y on DR. Thomas Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out OF cuts OF
bruises al once. Pam cannot stay
where II is used
During The thunder storm ri July
10. I:ghtnng struck and tore out one
side ri the Dwelling ri Hugh Jones, oi
Macton, Hartford county. He was Sc
vereiy stunned, and the building was
damaged IT, the extent oi several hun
dred dollars
George L-ungdcn. III Delaware
City. employed on the construction of
one oi the new river front piers i'll
Philadelphia, on Saturday manglcd his
left foot with an adze. He was treat
ed al hospital and later sent to WI
mington and then to his home.