The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-20
News In Brief

The first German of tne season was
held at Betterton Wednesday evening.
The Maryland Brethren Sunday School
Convention will be held at the Denton
Church, August 3 and 4.
Rev. C. G. Wolf, pastor OF st. Paul $
Lutheran Church, hariord county, has
received a call to Baltimore.
horse and niue mele killed by
lightning on the lam OF ". fletcher
Melvin in Kent county, las. week.
Gabriel Hill, an agel ana respected
colored man, fell from the s,eps at the
home OF Jonn Moore, near A.v.u~en, last
Saturday, sustaining INJURIES when re-
suited in his death soon after ward.
Joseph Dennison, of Havre de Grace,
has applied tor a divorce IRON mis- wife,
Rachel Dennison, on grounds OF desertion.
Carpenters have about completed the
erection of the large frame barn on the
farm OF Robert Hawthorn, of Ogletown.
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Prof c. H. Cordrey, principal OF
Queenstown public scnool, has applied
for the principalship of the new tn
county high school at Queen Anne.
The will of the late Abraham Alean-
der, Rock Hall merchant, mas been nj
ed in the Orphans Court, Tor probate.
An estate valued at $S0,Uvu is lett to his
widow.
The Havre de Craze Trust and Banking
Co. has purchased the Cullen property
in that town, on wnicn they will erect a
new banking building
While playing with "a pet dog, Bertha,
the 4 year old daughter OF George Lowe,
of near Centreville was seriously bitten
on the face.
The Denny Hufiecker farm, in Kent
county, has been boua.t Dy Joseph Nc
Ginness Tor his son Tor $65OO.
The 1OO-acre Cooper farm, on the
Chesapeake, at Harris Creek, after be-
ing in the family for 800 years, has been
sold TO Harry Stevens for $G525.
Thirty choir boys of St. Paul's Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, Column oia, Pa,
have been enjoying "a ten day camp on
the Susquehanna river shore at Octoraro.
With view of engaging in business,
Coach Joseph T. Vance, of Washington
College, has rendered his resignation.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Co.
has placed in comm. ssion the new road
bed at the west end OF the Susquehanna
river bridge, at Havre de Grace.
First Lieut. Milard E. Tydings has
been chosen head OF Company X, Mary
land National Guard, o. havre de Grace,
to succeed Lieut. A. II. Wood, resigned.
Mr. Tydings is % years of age and is "a
graduate of the Maryland Agricultural
College in the class of 1910. He has
spent one year in Baltimore and Ohio
engineering corps in West Virginia, and
the past year has been attending the
law school at the University of Maryland.
*FMost distguring skin eruptions, scro-
fula, pimples, rasles, etc, are due to
impure blood. Rurdock Blood Bitters as
a cleansing blood tone, is well recon-
mended $l.C0 at all stores.
The Board of Directors have elected
Mr. W. n. Coale Cashier OF the First
National Eank of Havre de Grace, to
the vacancy caused by the death of K. X.
Vanneman, the late cashier. Mr.. Coale
has been a trusted employee of the bank
for many years, and is well and favor
ably known in commercial circles and
business interests.
t'Itchng piles provoke profanity. bu,
profanity won't remove them. Doan's
Ointment is recommended for itching,
bleeding or prOtruding pi es. SOC at any
drug store.
corporation of new racing asso-
citation in Hartford county, has been filed.
1t is to be the Havre de Grace Agricul-
tural, Mechanical, Fair and Racing Asso
citation. The capital stock is $2oo,oo0.