The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-08-29
What Our Contemporaries Say.

Below we give few of the many hatter-
ing notices we have received from our ex-
changes on the enlargement and improve
ment of the Wig:
The Cecil Wing, published at Elkton by
E. +. Ewing, comes to us this week con sid-
erably enlarged, and in new dress. To
local affairs the Wing is especially attentive,
and as republican and family paper, there
are few, if any, better conducted in Mary.
land.-Crumptonian.
The Cecil Wing, published at Elkton, by
f.. +. Ewing. comes to us this week consid-
ably enlarged and in new dress. The Wing
is sound on Grant and Colfax, ably conduct
ed, and deserving of success. We congrat-
ulate.-Odd Eellow.
The Wing came to us last week in great
" enlarged form and improved appearance.
Friend Ewing seems to be me citing with suc-
cess, and we are truely glad to see it for he
is emnently deserving of it. The Wing is
one of the best local papers in the State
May its shadow never grow less.
Denton Union.
The Wing has inst increased its dmen-
sions hugely. 1t is now 4 wide eight col
umn paper, the largest on the Shore, and
very handsomely printed.
!Sno~ Hill Shield.
This sterling Republican paper, (The
Cecil Whig.) published at Elkton, Md,
comes to us this week, enlarged to nearly
our own size, new type, and looking like
pattern of neatness and enterprise. We
note this evidence prosperity on his part
with pleasure, and he will find that it pays,
for there is not county on the Eastern
Shore, or between Baltimore and Whining.
ton, that has half the energy of Cecil. which
it owes to energetic Republicans, like Cress-
well, ]. L, Mccullough, Ewing, and others
we might mention. Success to the Wing
May its shadow never be less. or the pocket
of its proprietor empty.-N. J. Courier.
The Cecil Wing came to us on Saturday
in an enlarged form and greatly improved
appearance, brim full of excellent reading
matter. 1t now ranks with the ahlest and
best looking of our exchanges. We are
pleased to see this evidence of prosperity on
the part Of neighbor Ewing, and hope he
will be amply remunerated for his outlay
and labors by large increase of patronage
from the goodly people of Cecil
Oxford Press.
The Cecil Wing, published at Elkton, Nd,
has recently been enlarged. and otherwise
improved in appearance. The Wing is one
Of the best papers on our exchange list, and
we congratulate the proprietor on this evil
dence that the people of his county appre.
cate his efforts to furnish them with good
paper.-Del. Statesman.
This sterling paper, THE Cecil Whig,)
published at Elkton, Nd, by E. f. Ewing,
came out last Saturday, greatly enlarged
and improved in appearance. The Wing
has quite a large list of subscribers and is a
first-rate advertising medium. We are glad
to see this evidence of prosperity, and hope
that it may long continue to enjoy a large
share Of public favors.-Del Republican.
The Cecil Wing, published at Elkton, Nd,
comes to US in an enlarged form, and much
improved in appearance. 1t is one of the
largest, and best conducted papers in the
State, and should receive the support of
every loyal man in the county in which it is
published. 1t maintained its position as a
loyal journal manfully all through the rebel
lion, though surrounded on every side by the
bitterest secesh element, which of itself is
one of the strongest recommendations to
public confidence. We wish the Editor of
the Wing abundant success.
Delanare County Republican.
Our modesty forbids a further extention
of the list of complimentary notices the
Wig has received from the press of the
country We extend our sincere thanks to
all for their high appreciation of our efforts
to furnish frst-class county paper, and
hope the people of Cecil will realize the fact
that it is their interest to aid us in the enter
prise by sending in their names accompan-
led by $500, the low price of subscription
for the Wing for one year.
Several of our contemporaries credit us
with 'new dress" The Wig is printed
on the same type that has been in constant
use tor four years. We can only account
for this mis- AXE on the part of old typos from
the fact that the superior excellence of our
new Newbury Press brings up an impression
uuequaled by any other press, and like the
guild wife in "Cotter's Saturday Ngiht ~
who with needle and shears "makes old
clothes maist as good as new"
So Newbury makes old type look as well