The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-08
News In Brief


Ter OF her property on Union avenue,
Havre de Grace, to the trustees OF the
proposed hospital in tina, city, was ef-
iected The Board OF Trustees was
organized last week with Murray Van
diver. President; DR.. r. H. Smith,
Vice President; Dr. J. Lee Hopkins,
Secretary; Isaac Hecht, Treasurer;
M. H. Fahey, Counse lor, and Muir
ray .Vandiver, Drs. Smith and Hop
kins, James L. Breese, s. ] Seneca,
John NJ Michael and NJ H. Fahey,
Executive Committee.
The large barn OF c. w. Harvard,
near Churchville, Har.ord county. was
burned on Sunday, March 20, with US
bushels OF wheat, IS barrels OF corn,
large quantity OF hay. straw and iod-
der with farming implements, harness,
etc, There was insurance covering
about half the loss.
-Fishways were provided at The
McCal!s Ferry dam to permit the run
OF shad, herring and other fish up the
Susquehanna, and bill will be intro
duced in the Pennsylvania Legislature
providing for the erection OF hatch
cry above the dam for various kinds
OF FISH for stocking the river The
white fish OF Lake Erie and the white
perch OF the Chesapeake. as well as
the species native to the river will be
produced and introduced in the stream
with the view to keeping up the sup
ply.
Justice Osborn, OF Aberdeen, has
committed William Costello and Hor-
ace Bryant to Bel Air jail, for Court,
on the charge OF stealing brass and
copper
Mr.. Thomas l.. Mackin OF Havre de
Grace, and Miss Susie Deckman, OF
Perryman, were married in Philadel-
phia. on March p.
--Shad and herring continue scarce
on upper bay fishing grounds and ow-
ing to continued cold weather few fish
are caught.
Fire OF unknown origin, one day
last week, destroyed frame dwelling
owned by Edward Long located near
Aberdeen, with its contents. mere
was some insurance on the property.
George Benton. butcher of
Avondale, who runs a wagon through
nearby sections OF country, claims
Toughk enamon at dusk, one evening
last week, by three men who robbed
him OF $50.
**Ii you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doan's Regulets will prevent
constipation. They induce mild, easy
health.ul action OF the bowels without
gripping Ask your druggist for them.
IS cents. ~
The recent Wilmington NJ. E.
Con crence adopted the Baltimore
Methodist as the organ OF the Church
on the Peninsula The name OF the
paper will be changed 10 The Metho-
dist" ev. Charles NJ. Levister, the
editor. is a member OF the Baltimore
Conference.
*%Srops earache in two minutes:
toothache or pain OF burn or scdId in
five minutes; hoarseness, one hour;
musceache. two hours; sore throat,
twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectic
Oil, monarch over pain. ~
Capt. Guy " Henry, U. S A.,
now stationed al West Point Military
Academy, who recently married Miss
Mary lngraham Rogers. OF Chester
town, has been ordered to London as
one OF the officers OF escort for the
American representative at the coming
coronation OF King George v, at
which Mrs Henry will be present.
**Most dishguring skin eruptons.
scrofula, pmpes rashes. etc, are due
to impure blood Burdock Blood Bit
tiers is cleansing blood tonic Makes
you clear-eyed, clear Drained, clear
skinned ~
Frank Hawthorne. ithe Newark
section, one evening last week. caught
a large wild goose which had gotten
its feet fastened in the meshes Oh a
wire netting around a pigeon loft.
**Itching pies provoke profanity,
but profanity won't cure them. Doan
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years OF suffer
ing. AT any drug store.
Richard Coverdale, colored, sus-
pected OF being abe to throw light
upon the death OF George II. Merritt,
formerly OF Ga,ena, whose BODY was
found in corridor q Walnut Hall,
colorcd resort in Wilmington, on
March 10. is held without bail for a
hearing, and other parties are held as
witnesses in 5000 bail each pending
search for other evidence.
John d. Worthington, OF Bel Air,
sold there. al attorneys sale, last
week, the Edwin S Worthington arm
OF $40 acres, near Darlington, to Jacob
S. Baer. a former owner OF the Wool
sen farm, igr $3.50
H. L, Arthur. OF Aberdeen, has
sold his o!eIfourth interest in the Del
mar Lumber Co, 10 Willard +. Deputy
OF Deimar
-Norval Mccormick. second son OF
the ate James NJ. Mccormick, OF Bel
Air. died at the homestead Poplar
Grove, near that town, on March rs,
OF general debility, aged 65 years. Two
brothers, p. II. and ]. Laurence Nc
Cormick and two sisters, Mrs. f. ID.
Finney and Mrs. John d. Worrhing
ton, OF Bel Air. survive him.
Farmers in lower New Castle and
in Kent and Sussex counties, Del, are
reported as clearing out their peach
orchards and planting apple trees.