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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-19

A Grand Hop is advertised to come off at
the Odd Fellows Hall in this town, on
Tuesday evening. Goth inst.
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Mt. PLEASANT, March, 9th, 1870.

MT. PLEASANT, March, 9Th, 1870.
Dear Strive feel called upon to announce
in a few brief remarks the death of one of
our most useful and widely known citizens,
William J. Gillespie, in his 18th year.
While engaged in repairing School
House, during the winter of 1869, he
contracted a cold, which settled on the
internal structure of the ear, causing a pro-
tracted illness, from which he was released
by the kind hand of Providence on Friday.
4th instant.
a kind friend and neighber, he was ever
the foremost in the district in the cause of
education, and was, at the time of his
death, a Trustee for the district
At his funeral, which took place on Mon
day, 18th, services were conducted by Rev.
S. A. Galley, and large ceRcourse of his
friends were in attendance.
He leaves an aged mother who meurns
him as the last of numerous family, also
a widow and seven interesting children,
and although they deeply feel their loss,
yet they have the one grand consolation
that they may all yet meet, for the smiles
Of God lighted up his soul in his dying
hour and lie was enabled to say, Il am
not afraid to die
He summoned his family around his bed
that they might see him pass away, COM
mended his aged mother to Jesus and
while chapter was being selected. at his
request, from the Bible, he passed to the
spirit land.
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Railroad Matters.-A committee of Elk
nesday last, for the purpose of comforting
with members of the City Council in regard
to obtaining aid from that city, in erecting
the proposed Elkton and Massey's Rail
road. They failed, however, to obtain an
interview. and effected nothing. We hope
the Committee will meet with better sue
cess at their next visit. which is proposed
for future day. In the meantime bill
has been prepared and forwarded to our
members of the Legislature, enabling the
City Councils to guarantee $50, 900 of the
Bonds of the road.
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Firc.-A fire was discovered in the smoke
house of Mr.. Joseph Matthias, residing in
the 4th District of this county. seven miles
northeast of Elktoa, on Tuesday morning,
the 10Th inst, about 1 o'clock The house
contained fourteen or fifteen hundred Is
of bacon. When discovered, the fire had
made such progress that access to the build
ing was prevented. IT is the belief of the
family that the house had been robbed of
the bacon, and then fired for the purpose
of concealing the theft. No clue has been
had to the incendiary.
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Brilliant Aurora,-A brill.

Brilliant Aur0ra.-A brilliant and most
beautiful Aurora Boreals was seen in the
northern Heavens on Thursday evening
last, between and O clock, the Aurora
continued but short time and did not ex-
tend far either East or West, but was ex-
ceedingly bright. The light was so brilliant
that it was supposed that Marley Mills,
which are about miles north of Elkton,
were ON fire.
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PHILADELPHIl,

~. PILES or IIEM0RRIIOIDAL JUNIORS INTER
NAL and EXTERNAL BLIND. BLEEDING and ITCH
ING, positively. perfectly and permanently CURED
without pain, danger. instruments Caustirs. by
". A. McCANDLESS, VI. D..
No. 1926 SPRING GARDEN ST PIIILAD'A
VIII" refer you to Eerea Hundred of the best
citizens of Philadelphia, who have been cured prac-
tce of c6rCn pears speciality in this disease without
failure. warrants cure in all cases.
Feb %. 1SI0-ly
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StrickerSville Items.

Roiir0ad. The Reading and White Clay
Creek Railroad is now being constructed
under the direct supervision of John Clark,
the well known railroad contractor of Phil
adelpha. About forty hands are now en-
ployed, and more will be added OIL the open
ing of Spring. March list, the laborers
made a strike for $1.15 per day Work
ceased for one day. when the ring leaders
were discharged the remainder went to
work at the old price, $3.50 per day.
Surprise Party.-On Monday evening,
18th inst, the young members of Wesley
NJ. f. Church gave Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Thompson (members OF said church, a sur
prise party. The evening was spent cheer
fully and pleasantly the company dispers-
ing at a late hour
Being Repaired-The old phosphate es-
Enlistment, formerly known as Whann &
llodgkins', is now being repaired by Thos.
Whann & Son, and will soon he ready to
supply the farmers with phosphate. Young
Mr.. Whann is lately from Richmond, where
he has been in the above business the past
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Serious Case Of Hylrophobia.-A dog
belonging to Mrs. Stubbles, residing on the
farm of Mr.. A. c. Richardson, in Sassafras
Neck. was seized with hydrophobia. on
Wednesday last, and, although chained,
broke loose and bit her son, James Stub
hles, young man, ard her grand son,
VIM. Clark, lad of IA, four sheep, four
cats, and four dogs-all on the same farm
and then escaped, running off toward
Elk River The CANNES, felines and sheep
were all instantly killed. AS the dog car
ried a portion of his chain away with him,
he will be easily recognized, and we trust
shot before committing further depreda-
tiens. The wounds of the unfortunate
youths were dressed by DR.. Samuel f.
Wills, which, we hope, will not result seri-
ouSy.
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Started.-On last Tuesday, the we'll
known shril whistle attached to the steam
Saw Mill, of Mr.. John Dubois, announced
to our citizens, that the mill had commence
ed operations, and that its hurrying wheels
and busy saws were again at work. Good
news, to the large number of workmen
that find employment at this establishment.
Harre RepulHcan.
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Wilmington Conference.-The Confer

ence convened at Port Deposit, Oh W edneS-
day last, 10th instant, at 10 clock A. NJ,
Bishop E. S. James in the chair. The ser
vices were opened by reading the Scrip
lures, singing and prayer.
The usual rules for the government of
the Conference were adopted.
Samuel T. Gracey was appointed Secre-
tary; Thos. L. Poulson and II. S. Thomp-
son were appointed assistants.
The usual standing committees were APP
pointed.
The Conference was briefly addressed by
DR.. VIM. Butler, Secretary of the Ameri-
can and Foreign Christian Union DR.. J.
II. Vincent, Secretary of the Sunday school
Union, and DR.. II. II. Dashiell, of Dickin-
son College.
The following named persons were con-
tinued on trial: Thomas b. Hunter, VIM.
p. Davis, John A. 3. Wilson, Elijah II.
Miller, John Shilling, Philip II. Rawlins,
Edward Davis and J. f. Kidney.
Announcements were made for the meet
ing of the several committees, and for af-
tcrnoon and evening services.
The hours for meeting and adjournment
of Conference sessions were fixed at eight
o'clock A. NJ, and twelve o clock NJ.
Adjourned with benedictioh by Bishop
Wayman, Of the colored church.
AFTERNOON.
Rev. Dr. J. II. Vincent, Secretary of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Union,
delivered an interesting lecture on Sunday
school work and workers. The singing
was conducted by Professor Fischer, of
Philadelphia.
At j o'clock Rev. Dr. VIM. Butler Sec
rotary of the American and Foreign Chris
tian Union, delivered an elaborate and able
lecture OH American Romanism, to
crowded audience.
SECOND DAY-MoRNING.
MARCH Il, 1870.
Conference opened at the hour appointed
by usual religious services conducted by
Elon J. Way. Bishop James in the chair.
Roll called, and minutes read and ap-
proved.
The Conference was addressed by Rev.
DR.. Kynett, Secretary Of the Church E1-
tension Society, on the interests of said
Society.
1t was determined to hold a Temperance
Anniversary at = o'clock this evening.
The Conference Stewards made their
call, and received 81, 450-S500 more than
last year.
The following named persons were ad-
mitted to full connection and elected to
Deacons' orders, viz: Francis NJ. Chatham,
James Conner, Albert l.. Hood, Cornelius
w. Prettyman, Isaac G. Fosnocht, VIM.
r. McFarlaHe, w. II. Hutchin, George d.
Watson, Chas. w. Buoy. This class were
called to the lar of the Conference, and
after appropriate services, responded to the
usual disciplinary questions. They were
then pointedly and practically addressed by
the Bishop. James w. Williams, also 4
member of this class, was represented as
being absent in Germany pursuing tlieol2S-
ical studies, with design Of returning to
the Conference next year. His relation
was continued.
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MARRIED..

LUCAS-WEST.- Harrisburg, March
the 10th. by Rev. II. Chase. ROBERT A.
Lucas and ADA T. WEST. formerly of
Elktou
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will hr made
the County Commissioners Cecil comfy at .hrir
first meeting after III. 18th day Of April nest. for ;,r
alteration in the If the lower south end Of the
road lea ling f:nm the Eikton and Warwick road to
WEIGH Point mar >. lS1G--iuu*
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These gentlemen are all well and favorably known as
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Daily argus.
REUNION AT STIRLING.

List of sub committees to act for their
respective regiments, for the Soldiers Re
UNION at Sterling, June lst, 1870:
18th Ills. Infy-Robert Koehler, VIM F
Jobe, Martin Burgh.
18th A T Highly, VIM Payne, M T Wiser.
18th. Everett Wheelock, NJ A Gould, Ii
E Wells.
18th. Henry Curtis, Jr, CIV. HAYES, ]
N Resticker.
4sd. Henry Kroger, Charles Engel, Swan
Swanson.
45th. D o Reid, Stephen Brayton, R
Allen.
47,b. W Ballard, G W Flickenger, Tim,
oshy Webb.
5lst. Il C Trent, Thomas Gregg, WR
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5Sth. P Gregg, John Condor, John Ross.
Goth. r Montgomery, A F Eckstrom, g
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Goth. VIM Divinney, Jacob Cewe, John A
Nelson.
Goth. Frazer Wilson, James Don, Leroy
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7lst. James L Smedley, John Ohlweiler,
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Montgomery.
93d. Jacob Adams, Jos Huyett. Geo Z
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1921, Byron Jordan, James NJ Beardsly'
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10th, Co, "B" John B Mitchell, NJ M
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l4Oth, B Ely, Edwin B Knox, John 1
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9TH, Charles Anderson, Peter Nelson.
[ Navy, L F Harson, Fred a Cramer
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