The Cecil Whig., 1912-05-04
News In Brief

new overall factory was opened in
the lower room of the Red Mems Hall in
odessa last week giving employment to
number of hands.
MIR. John C. White, an insurance brok-
er. and Miss Julia E. Ringgold were mar
riea last Thursday in 81. Peter Church,
Salisbury, by the rector, Rev. David
Howard. The bride is a niece of Judge
James A. Pearce of Chestertown, who
lave her away at tn GER" ony.
Rev. r. K. Stephenson and Rev w. w.
Sharp, while driving across the overhead
railroad bridge on High Street, Seaford,
Del, last Thursday night were in seri-
Gus peri lfor a time, when their horse,
scared by a passing train, began to rear
and plunge. They managed to jump out
and control the animal.
Capt Samuel f. Cooling died at his
home in Havre de Grace last Friday
night, of paralysis, aged Is years. He
served in the Civil War as a member of
Company A, Fifth Maryland Volunteers,
and was in several of the great battles
of the struggle. His wife, wour sons,
Thomas E., George NJ. Harry w. and s.
earle Cooling of Havre de Grace, and
daughter, Mrs. William Saunders, of Bal
timore, survive him.
Herman Munson of Wilmington, P,
b & w. R. K. freight conductor, while
about to board a caboose in Washington
on Saturday, stepped in front of a pas
senger train and was fatally injured He
had been working for the railroad for
twenty six years. He leaves a widow
with no children.
young son of John Quinn, of Galena,
was bitten on the leg on April 26, by
deg thought to be mad The boy was
sent to the Pasteur Institute in Balti-
more, as was also the head of the dog,
which mad been shot, and after eXamiha
tion the dog was found to have been
rabd.
W. B. Jones and family, of the Noting
ham section, near Oxford, left that town
early last week, passing through Rising
Sun and Conowingo, on a drive TO Cali
fornia, where they hope to arrive before
Christmas. They have a good team and
roomy wagon well equipped with camp
and and cooking requisites. They hope
to reach Kansas by midsummer and may
halt for time in thai State.
A parchmane deed was filed in Recor
der J. D. Scott's Office in West Chester
last week for 29l acres of land, in Brad
ford township, given IN 1853, when the
property was sold for 800 pounds sterl-
ing.
~ Heavy, impure blood makes muddy,
p!mply complexion, headaches, nausea,
ind &c stion. This blood makes you weak,
pale and sickly. For pure blood, sound
digest on, use Burdock Blood Bitters 81
at all stores.
Mrs Missouri Boyd, who manages the
Hartford House in Havre de Grace, trip
ped on a rug last Thursday, and as she
fel her head struck against a refrigera-
tor and was badly cut. Eleven stitches
were required to close the cash.
'*For any itching skin ,roub,e, piles.
eczema. salt rheum, hives, itch, scald
head, herpes, srabies. Doan's Ointment
is highly recommended. 50c a box at all
stores
Mrs John C. Clark and Miss Hettie
Higgins, both of Delaware City, were
married last Thursday at the manse of
West Presbyterian Church, Wilmington,
by Rev. A. Alison, Jr.
'*For a mild, easy action of the bowels
try Doans Regulets, a modern laxative
Csc at all stores.
A agment of steel from a bar, which
Gilbert W Chambers, the well known
blacksmith of Newark, was cutting, one
day last week, flew into his right eye,
which was injured severely. For time
it was feared that the sight would be i'm
paired, if not destroyed.