The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-21
News In Brief

Articles have been flied In the Circuit
Court for Hartford County, for Highland
Hall, Incorporated" The object is to
buy own and sell real estate, to keep
and maintain a hall or auditorium for
public gatherings to be rented to whom
soever may have need of such place of
meeting and to do ali things permitted
TO be done by corporations under the
laws of the State of Maryland The. prin-
cipal office is to be at Street and the
capital stock is fixed at $1,000 TO ne di
vided into shares of the value of so
each. The corporation is to be managed
by nine trustees, those for re first year
being Messrs. Edwin E. Martin John w
Famous, J. Granville Heaps, Calvin Gal
breath, VIM. A. Wheeler, l. Wallace
Heaps, James w. Davis, VIM II. Day and
David G. Harry.
suit for libel was FLED June Z at
'Chestertown, by Harrison w. Vickers,
Jr., against R. II. Collins and Thomas d
Bowers, editors, and also against the
Transcript Publishing Co. for the publ
cation of an editorial ur J II the heading
Caught in Trap, and which appeared
in last Saturdays issue of that paper.
The amount of damages asked for is not
stipulated in the suit. The editorial to
which onense Is taken was in the nature
OF a reply to an editorial which appeared
week previous in the Kent News
charging Mr.. Bowers with nor stating
the truth in reference to an offer made
by someone else to bet money on the
result of the coming Democratic primar-
les.
The $50 acre farm of John P. Wilson, a
resident of Philadelphia, located in St
Jones Neck about five miles southeast
of Dover, has been sold to Samuel Nc
Donald, of Willamsport, Pa. Purchase
price $4,000 This is one OF the most
valuable farms in central Delaware and
several small fortunes have peen reaped
from the peach orchard on the farm in
past years.
Professor Theodore Poet, professor of
German and French; Professor w. R.
Howell, professor of Philosophy and Edu-
cation, and f. Stanley Porter, director
Of athletics have resigned as members
Of the faculty of Washington College,
Chestertown, taking effect this week
Miss Ruth Galloway, commercial tea
cher at the Havre de Grace High School,
has resigned her position with the Mary
land school in order to accept the posi-
ton as stenography instructor in an Au-
burn, ~ Y, business college.
A substitute in medicine is never for
the benefit of the buyer. Never be per-
suaded TO buy anything but Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs and colds,
for children or for grown persons Ii Is
prompt and effective. 1t comes in a yell
low package, with beehive on carton 1t
contains no opiates. Take no subs .itute
for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
For sale by all dealers. advt'
The members of st. Paul's Catholi.
Church, at Delaware City, are taking
collection to buy marble altar in mem
ory of the late rcctur, Rev. Edward L.
Brady
"Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success al
our family for eight years. Mrs. l..
Whiteacre Euffa,o, y. Y
The army worm the little pest that
ruined so many thousands of dollars
worth of crops on the Eastern Shore
some years ago. has again appeared in
great numbers near the PocomoHe river
and they are destroying everything in
the line of their march