The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-03-02
News In Brief


William swsher, OF New Valley, one
night last week, fired Witnolt eject upon
chicken thieves who go. a.ay with lso
do en- OF his TO Wis. Several nights pre-
yious thieves stole lot Oh cnickens
from Robert Russell s prem.s@s in the
same neighborhood
George w. Ball. 70 Yeas cd, mail car
rier between the De-aoa1e railroad sca-
$ ton and the postoifice in We" Cas,le, was
struck and killed there by a fast north
bound express on last Friday.
Samuel Doudy was seriously injured,
one day last week, when PAIR OF mules
he was driving ran away near Colts
Station, ken county. he vas thrown
out of the wagon and was stunned and
bruised severely.
Senator Andrew has offered bill in
the Legislature appropr .atlng $1,000 to
the Havre de Grace Hospital in each of
the years 1918 and 1914
Mrs. Laura V. Hines, wife IF John
Hines, died at her none in Havre oe
Grace, on February IL, of auute indlges-
ton, aged SO years. ne, nusoanu and
five children, the eldest 10 and the young
est . years cd, survive her. lntermeht
was made last tuesday In Eoene er
Cemetery, Greenhurst, this county.
Talbot tomato growers are asking
from - TO SIu Tor tomatoes from can
ners, the former price II tomatoes al e
selling at 10 cents per dozen cans On
November l, next, and the latter If SELL
ing nlgner. Ihey Will also stand part
OF the loss If the selnng prlce o. canned
goods goes lower. around dover, Del,
the prlCe is Set around $IU.zU per ton, or
II GEMS per SIS basket. 1ne Liberty
Company Will contract for corn at $lL
per ton. A numoer of contracts have
been made in Kent county, Md, at $3.50
per ton and basnets lurn .sned, which Is
regarded better than $10
A hawser, when Morkmen were using
to pull down tress ON the dur ont Loule
ward route, near Eilendaie, del, snapped
one day last ween, ana the fylng end OF
the rope struck oscar warren, knocking
him distance OF twenty teet. He was
treated at the workmen S caoln and later
taken to his home where MS condition
was reported to be serious.
A gold ring which MIS-. Harry Grams
ton, of Stanton, Del, lost thirty years
ago, was found several days ago on the
farm of Ellis Hicks, where mrs. Grams
ton lived in her youth.
John c. stuckert, of st. Georges, an
nounces that he will be a candidate for
New Castle Levy Court.
The Edgar Allen Manganese Steel Co.,
of New castle, is installing moulding
need of quite number fhands.
**Heavy, impure blood makes muddy,
pimply complexion, headaches, nausea,
indigestion, Thin blood makes you weak,
pale, sickly. Burdock Blood Bitters makes
the blood rich, red, pure restores per-
feet health -
Betsy Lee. an aged colored resident of
the Forest Hill seclion Of Hartford county
accidentally set ner clothing on fire, one
day last week, and was severely burned
ABOUT her back and shoulders before
neighbors managed to put out the flames.
t*Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rneum, letter, itch, hives,
herpes, scabies-Doans Ointment. At
any drug store. -
David H. Cullen, former well known
farmer, of the Newark section, died at
his sons home in that town on Febru-
airy 20, aged 81 years His funeral was
held last Friday, with interment in Head
of Christiana Cemntery