The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-14
News In Brief

Mrs John R. Walker fell in the
yard at her home, at Level, one day
last week and broke her right arm at
She wrist.
4 J. N. Spencer has been chosen
permanent trustee by the creditors OF
Harry Rubenstone, OF Havre de
Grace. who conducts department in
stallment store in that city. and re-
Gently made an assignment He offers
to settle on basis OF rs cents on the
dollar and it is likely that the offer
will be accepted
Baker & Morgan, canned goods
brokers, OF Aberdeen, have dissolved
after conducting business for twenty
seven years. w. E. Morgan will con-
tinue the Ole business and c. W..
Baker & Sons have opened new Of
fees.
Edward Meads, colored, who did
time" in the House Oh Correction. got
to carving a double barrel shot gun
which he leveEed at Constable Bran
Bile, OF Rock Hall, on December 81,
when the officer sought to arrest him.
The latter retired, but returned with
Purnell Newcomb. The negro was
some distance from his gun in field,
and made for it, but Newcomb halted
him with a charge in the leg from his
gun. Meads was lodged in jail and
treated for his wound, which is not
serious.
The large barn on Andrew Des-
mond's farm, near Landenberg, Ches-
ter county. was totally destroyed on
the night OF December 81. The origin
OF the blaze is unknown. All the crops,
horses and 10 cows persisted in the
flames. There was $IIoo insurance on
the building and 5000 on the contents
in the Chester Mutual Company.
James Buckson. New Castle Levy
Court Commissioner, was recently
showing friends a petrifed crab,
found by we'll digger near Dulany's
Church, Backbird hundred, in local
ity ten miles from salt water and at
depth OF 22 feet below ground. Near
IL was petrihed hickory nut. Water
Was struck at depth of IS feet in the
well.
Henry McAtee's 200 acre farm
near Hickory, Hartford county, mas
tcen sold to Frank Wheeler, for $Io,-
oco,
The funeral OF Mrs. James Nc
Carter. OF Colts Station, Kent county,
was held on January ?, with interment
in Smyrna She died on her husband, 5
farm on December 80, aged 80 years.
Her husband, son and daughter
survive her.
**Farmers, mechanics, railroaders,
laborers rely on Dr Thomas Eclec-
tic Oil. Takes the sting out OF cuts,
lr,.s
not stay where it is used.
Mr.. J. Albert Pearce and Miss
Mary {. Biddle, daughter OF Samuel
Bidde. oi Kent county, were married
at Head o. Christiana Manse in New
ark, Oh December 2S, by Rev. A. Van
Overen. They will reside in Middle
town.
**"Genera"y debilitated for years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition,
was worn out and all run down. Bur
dock Blood Bltters made me well
woman. Mrs. Charles Frietay, Moo
sup. Conn
MIR. Harry r. Jourdan, OF the
Conowingo section, and Miss Oleita
Harlan Magic, daughter OF Thomas +:
Maggie. OF Thomas Run, Hartford
county. were married at the home OF
the bride on December 20, by Rev.
Frederick Kulman, OF Churchvlle.
S. Scott Beck has sold to J. D.
Bacchus and F. G. Usilton the Bur
chnaI. Thompson wharf in Chester
town, and the quid nuncs are Won
dering what use is TO be made OF the
property.
MIR William B. Anthony and Miss
Minnie {. Durham were married at
Kennedyvile NJ. P. parsonage on De
cember FL, by Rev F. II. Mullineaux.
Mrs Pamela Chamberlain, mo-
Their OF United States Senator Georg.
Chambe, lanc. .uf Oregon, and an
aunt OF Judge George L. VanBbbcr
and Hon. Stevenson \. Williams, OF
Bel Air, died at her home in Nash
vile. Tenn, on December 80. She
was a daughter OF Judge Stevenson
Archer and was 90 years OF age
**Bi,ious: Feel heavy alter dinner:
Tongue coated: Bitter taste? Com
pleNion sallow: Liver needs waking
up. DCan's Rcgulels cure bilious at
tack p cents at any drug store.
A dwelling near the Little Deer
Greek in Mar,hall's district, Hartford
county. was burned on the night OF
January ? Ii was owned by DR..
James Watt. OF Carroll county, and
occupied by Samuel J, Thompson, who
lost all his belongings and escaped
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