The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-06-24
News In Brief

There will be fest val held on the
lawn of Asbury NJ E. Church on Tues
day, June 81. If stormy, next fair even
ing.
barn on the farm near Newark, GeoI &c
Duling tenant, was blown uvwn aId
three of his cows were killed. Lightn-
ing during the storm on the followins
evening killed one of George Faucets
COWS, near Stanton.
-Braden Gillespie and Lynn Morris,
of Principle, were thrown out and the
latter was injured when their carriage
was overturned during last weeks big
storm.
Patriotic Sons of America celeb a.
ed Flag Day" on June IA, at Tolches-
ter and crowd of 5000 persons W.T.
messed the exercises. c. p Armstrong,
of Centreville, delivered an able pat
riotic address.
The young grandson of Calvin Apple
ton, proprietor of the Changers Hotel,
in Bel Air, who had twice broken his
collar bone, fell one day last week and
fractured il again.
This years graduates from Havre de
Grace High School were Priscilla Dye,
Rachel Holly, Ada Hughes, Beulah How
ard, Marian Hendricks, Virginia Os-
born, Katie Poplar, Wilton McGaw, Lee
Pennington in the commercial course,
and Robert Lawder, Mary Walker and
Wilbur Walker in the Academic course.
Hugh J. Flaherty, of York, was SEN
fenced to jail at Lancaster last week,
for so days upon refusing to pay fine
of $50 for illegal fishing. Charles Smith,
a barber of York, is to stand trial for
catching shad with his hands at the
dam at McCalls Ferry, where boys
caught many in the same way last Sun
day week. Taking shad in that way is
held to be illegal, and Smiths may prove
test case.
-Swepson Earle, of Centreville, has
been experimenting with Alaska bearded
wheat in Queen Anne's county, which is
shown to be more productive than tne
Fultz wheat now usually sown here
abouts. One head of the Alaska variety
contains about $50 grains, while the US
ual variety contains only about So A
Dorchester man introducde the Alaska
wheat on the Peninsula, paying $4S.50 per
bushel for what he obtained. 1t is sown
in the fall, but grows little until spring
and ripens in about two months.
"Generally debilitated for years.
Had sick headache, lacked ambi-
ton, was WORKOUT and all run
down. Burdock Blood Bitters
made me a well woman. Mrs.
Chas. Freitoy, Moosup, Conn.
Rev Hubert sydenstricker horse
fell into thirty foot well at his home
in Aberdeen, one day last week. Len
nox Jeffrey was lowered into the well
and got a sling around the steeds neck
and it was lifted out Its only hurt was
slight cut on one leg.
r. E. DuvalTs residence at Water
vale, near Bel Air, was burned by fire
supposed TO have been caused by an ex-
ploding oil stove, one day last week. He
was nearly suffocated while trying to
save some of his papers. But little of
the contents were saved from the dwell
ing, which was partly insured.
Bilious? Feel heavy after din
ner? Tongue coated? Bitter
taste? Complexion sallow? Liver
needs waking up. Doan's Regu-
lets cure bilious attacks. rs cents
at any drug store.
"A number of drunken negroes began
carousing in the garden of the Turner
residence in Aberdeen, one night last
week and were finally driven off by a
load of shot which took effect in the leg
of William Cole, one of the gang, to re-
move which gave doctor several hours
work.
Wheat in Hartford is said to be look
ing much bett and to promise a good
yield of grain with a fair average OF
straw.
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