The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-11-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Where cheap goods are sold--at the BEE
HIVE in the Hollow.
Postponed.-The exhibition of the West
amwell Public School has been postponed
till Thursday, 18th inst.
Photographs taken in Elkton by MI
Collier. who is also licensed Auctioneer,
and solicits those having Public Sales TO
call upon him.
The Excitement over the election has
died out, but the excitement over the iihe,
cheap new stock of Winter Goods at LEWIS
10 on the increase. Times are never dull
at LEWIS.
The Credit System supports all the
Sheriffs. Constables, Magistrates, Judges, |
LAWYERS and Notaries in the land, and
creates more disturbance among men than
all other causes combined Buy all your
goods at the BEE HIVE.
Freight Agent on the Delaware r. r.
Mr.. Isaac n. Mills, late agent of the 7. W.
&B.R R. at Perryville Station, and man.
aeer of the Port Deposit Branch Road, has
been transferred to Wilmington, and sue
ceeds Mr. Brown as general freight agent
on the Delaware Railroad.
Thanks.-Capt. NJ. L. Really, of this
town, has our thanks for gallon of the
4lok
Mr.. Really informs us that he keeps an
oyster boat at the bridge and one running
between Chester River and Elkton. He
can now supply families with fresh oysters,
in any quantity,
Silver Palace Cars.-The P, W. and
B. Railroad Company ran out of its shops,
in Wilmington, on Tuesday, of last week,
and placed OH the New York and Wash
ington Air Line, two Pullman Silver Pal
ace Cars, called the Trenton and the Can
ton. The cars are most elegantly furnished,
their furniture being covered with the finest
French Moquet, instead of plush. The
heater is in zinc lined close closet, SO that
it is not seen by the passengers.
Good Templars.-Change Of Time Of
Meeting Of Grand Lodgs.-Becausc of con-
fiict with Thanksgiving day. the time for
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Mary
land. l. o. G. T. at Cumberland, is changed
to Wednesday the 3OM day Of the present
month (Norcmber.) The B. & 0. r. r. has
agreed to furnish free tickets to all persons
paying full fare il going to the Convention
over their road.
Oyster Supper and Parade-The Knights
of Pythias will have 4 parade and oyster
supper at Chesapeake City, Nov. 18TH
The Order will be addressed by several dis
tinguished gentlemen from Baltimore and
other places in the State ; and doubtless a
demonstration worthy of the Order will be
made on the occasion. The supper will
take place at 5 o'clock, and the speaking |
at e'clock.
Paw Small DebtS.-Small bills should be |
promptly paid The men to whom they |
are due generally need the money. The |
little bills are the ones that make number |
less gaps in the world OF business. How |
much comfort to families cheer to despond-
ing business men, and encouragement gen.
orally, would be given by the immediate
discharge of all little, and perhaps half
forgotten obligations. Pay small debts,
and do it at once.
Dedication To-morrow, Sunday as
announced last week. Harris Meeting House, |
in Elk Neck, will be dedicated. 1t is said |
Bishop Scott, ]. D. Curtis, Up. e. Revs |
A. Manship and 7. l.. Poulson will be
present. Services at 10 An, 3 and II PM
Church people and others usually like to |
be present on occasions like the above, and |
especially is this SO, when an opportunity |
is afforded to hear such talent as is above |
announced. An interesting occasion is
anticipated Let the whole Neck turn out
and fill up Harris tomorrow.
Installation OF Of1lcers.-At meeting
Of Elkton Lodge, No. 73 I. 0. of G. T.,
the following officers were installed
W. C. T., Joseph j. Davis; Wv. T.,
Mrs. Mary King; r. s., Vim. H. Davis;
F. S, Amos E. Howard; T., Rachel A.
Jaquette; c., Mrs. Joanna Sloan; NJ.
Annie Collins; /. G., Agnes Collins; O. S.,
John Benson; A. r. S., S. Rebecca Davis:
D. NJ, George NJ. Gilbert; L. H. s., Annie
P. Ash; L. H. s., Mary j. Davis; P. W.
G. T., Joshua NJ. Ash.
Sales Of Real Estate.-Jas. H. Armstrong,
Executor of Elisha Brown, decd, sold the
real estate of said decd, situate near
Lewisville, and containing II acres, lying
on both sides of the line, on Friday, Nov.
4th, for $4,075. William Wright, Jr., of
Elk township, Chester CO., Pa, purchaser
w. j. Jones, Esq, as Trustee, sold on
Monday last, at the Court House door, in
Elkton, the real estate of James A. Caleb,
about four miles from this town, between
Elkton and Fair Hill, and containing 139
acres, for $1,000. Vincent S. Caleb, pur-
chaser.
PublicTemperance Meeting.-These second
monthly temperance meeting, under the
auspices of the Good Templers of this
town, ana which was postponed from the
22d of October, will be held on next Friday
evening, Nov. 18th, in the NJ E. Church,
at y O'Clock. Rev. Thomas L. Poulson,
G. w. c. T., of Maryland, and L. Marshall
Haines, Esq, are expected to address the
meeting. All Lodges of the order in the
county are invited, as well as the public
Let every friend of the Temperance cause
be out on that evening, and listen to the
addresses of these gentlemen.
Local Miscellany.-The Elkton Building
Society will meet tonight, when there
will be upwards of 1880 to sell. Money
sold on the last night cheaper than ever
before by this society.
Only drunk-The man who swore he
would raw for Anil lhiclton till his
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