The Cecil Whig., 1910-06-18
News In Brief

While rowing on the Susquehauna,
one day last week, Hughlett the I3
year old son Of DR. Lee Pennington,
Of Hayre de Grace. was shot in the
right shoulder by the accidental dis
boy had with them The gun was
turned muzzle fronty>ard toward young
Pennington, and while he was lifting
it the weapon was discharged He waa
sent to Baltimore Hospital for treat
ment.
Among the asprants for the Re-
publican nomination i'll the Second
Congressional district now represent,
ed by Hon J. Fred c. Talbot are f.
M Allen, Jr., and W. b. Baker, OF
Hartford, Asa Bird Gardiner. Jr., and
w. II. Lawrence, OF Baltimore county
Congressman John Gill, OF Balti-
more, got through the House OF Rep
resentatives :. Washington last Friday
an appropriation OF $4,000 to be used
by the United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey Tor supplying maps to
the Maryland Shelfish Commission OF
the oyster grounds OF the State
DR.. J. Allen Johnson has purthas-
ed Mrs. Mary Vandcgriit's property
on West Main street, Middletown
**Soothes itching skin Heals cuts
or burns without scar. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum any itching. Doan' S
ointme"ts--Neo,lHr druggist sells it.
The Governments fruit crop bule-
tin says that good prospects IN New
England and the Pacific Coast almost
counter-balance the poor outlook in
the Central States. The peach crop
owing to the fine prospects i'll Della
ware, Georgia and other States, prom
ises to be larger than that OF last year
for the country at large the condition
on June l being 62o compared with
SAL last year, and ten year average
OF $50.
**''l suffered habitually from consti-
patton. Doans Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, SO that they
have been regular ever since" A. E.
Davis, Grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Former members of St. Johns
Church, Havre de Grace, have or
ganized a Reformed Episcopal con-
gregation and purchased lot upon
which they will have brick church. OF
Gothic design, erected by November
I. The vcstry is composed OF II. \.
Osborn. Walter T. Jackson, +. f.
Pearson, Philip Fox, George Piatfen-
bach and James H. Fyle
"A trolley car on the Wilmington,
New Castle K Southern line last
Thursday n.Gided with "a delivery
wagon in which five boys were riding
with the driver. The wagon and
horses were thrown some distance
and four OF the boys, Francis Gott, 10,
John, Francis and Edward Tidwel, II,
10 and 7 years old, were more or less
bruised and cut about the heads and
faces and severely shocked.
Walter c. Fighter, 2S years old, a
feight brakeman. OF Philadelphia, was
caught and fatally squeezed between
two freight cars at Edge Moor, near
Wilmington, last Thursday night, and
died at Delaware Hospital. three hours
later. He was married and leaves a
family.
**Feel languid weak n-down?
Headache? Stomach "off" Just a
plain case OF lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tonesu p liver and stom-
J. promotes digestion. purifies the
flood.
Joseph and Clarence Fleming, col
ored youths, convicted at Bel Air of
stealing chickens IRON Mrs. J. \.
Shriver. were sentenced to three wears
each i'll the Penitentiary by Judge Van
Bibber, last week. Mason Palmer, for
assault upon Watchman Barnes, on
the b. < O. X. r. bridge, at Havre de
Grace, several months ago. was given
two years i'll the House OF Correction.