The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-05-11
News In Brief

Sixteen of herd of twenty six Guenr-
sey cows, owned by Holgson Bros, of
Elkview, Chester county, were condemn-
ed two weeks ago, by DR.. NJ. E. Conard,
one of the State Inspectors, who found
them affected with tuberculosis Seven
of the cows were registered and were
valued at $1,000.
Miss Elizabeth Polk, daughter of the
late Rev. Joseph Polk, and Mr.. Jerome
Tngley, of West Grove, were married in
Doe Run Presbyterian Church by Rev.
Samuel Polk, on April 90
The susquehanna Pooer %. has re.
quested the State Public Service Com
mission to sanction the issue of $64 900
worth OF bonds to retire like amount
issued under prior mortgage.
During the present season at the Bat
terry Station, near Havre de Grace, $751;
100000 yellow and 700,00O,OOO white perch
eggs We're Matched. Shad Matching is
backward. owing to cool temperature of
the water.
The wind-up OF the CoatesviIe lynch
ers' tria for the killing and burning OF
Zack Walker, colored, who had murdered
a special policeman in August last, was
reached in the Court ut West Chester,
last Friday, when after the acquittal of
Lewis Denthorne, one of the six remain
ing to be tried for completely in the
lynching, the State abandoned the other
five cases. Several other parties had
been tried, all of whom had Deen ac-
quilted. Judge Butler spoke in scathing
terms when Diminishing the remaining
nf hp nntio
which were all futile, runs well up into
the thousands. Public sentiment was in
favor of the accused, and few people ex-
pected that any juries would favor con-
victon.
Former Congressman Harry B. Wolf,
a well known lawyer OF Baltimore, has
purchased the fine Schnit lein property
of 2S3 acres, improved by large man
sion and outbuildings and highly Guilt
waited, for $4,000. The new owner will
make the properly his future home.
The Krouse property of &c acres with
improvements, located near Aberdeen,
was sold last week by H. S. Carver and
Lee Hecht, trustees, to Paul Cleveland
and Thomas Krouse for s6,962.
*t"Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil is the best
remedy Tor tnat Olten laIal disease
Group. 1t has been used with success in
our family for eight years. Mrs. L..
Whiteacre, Buffalo, n. Y.
Andrew Eradley, who had been fishing
at Gunpowder Falls, near Lorely, one
day last week. while crossing the stream
on IA log. fell into the water and was
drowned. HIS body was recovered in the
evening. He lived at Fallston, was 40
years of age, a widcwer and left three
young children.
*+For a mild, easy action of the bowels
try Doan's Regulets, modern laxative
Csc at all stores. -
The Hartford county tax rate has been
fixed at 80 cents for the coming year, the
$1S00o, 600 and the amount 10 be yielded
by the levy is $115,00O. OF the total
amount S%9-00 goes for roads and $44, OOe
for general purposes of schools.
"For any itching skin trouble, piles,
eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald
head. herpes, scabies Deans Ointment
is highly recommended. SOC a box at all
stores.
Rising sun Gun Club team in match
with the Kennett Square and Avondale
scored 224, Avondale 2'6 and Kennett
Square 2l4. Worthington scored IS, Kirk
Al, Anderson ". Holden 49, and Clifford
Il for the winners. At 100 targets Wor-
thingtOn scored 81.