The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-10-09

y Local Option meeting will be held this
Saturday evening at Cherry Hill. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Rev. 7. b. Hun
| ter, G. A. Blake, Esq, and others.
Rev j. II. Colett addressed the colored
people of the LIST district, last Sunday. at
Cecilton, and during the coming weeks will
address the colored people of the LIST and
md districts
\ Local Option meeting was held last
night at Crouch's Chapel, this district. Adj
dresses by Messrs. James T. Mccullough,
DR.. j. II. Frazer, Henry Vinsinser, and
George A. Blake.
/ A Local Option meeting will be held at
Rose Bank Hall, Brick Meeting House, this
Saturday evening, at 80 o'clock, and will
be addressed by good speakers. This grand
work is booming in that section.
| Rev. A. ID. Davis will preach tomorrow.
at 10l% \. NJ. i'll the Zion NJ. L. Church. on
the subject of Local Option. He preached
on this subject, on last Sabbath, at ST. Johns
and Union churches to large and apprecia-
/ tive congregations.
Large and enthusiastic Local Option meet
ings We're held at the NJ. +. Churches at
Principle Furnace and Asbury on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of this week.
Addresses We're delivered by Revs Aiken,
Browne, and Macnichol, and George A.
Blake, Esq, and others.
The 9th district is at last aroused. meet
ing was held at Nottingham Academy this
week, and Rev. \. ID. Davis and others adj
dressed it. On Saturday night, Oct. 9th,
meeting will be held at Mount Hope Church,
Rev. y. ID. Davis and Rev. j. ID. Kemp be-
ing the speakers. Time to be announced for
meetings in the future at Pennington, Ris-
ing sun, Vinegar Hill, Hopcwell, and Cecil
Paper Mills. Speakers at Rising Sun, Rev.
j. H. Johns and Rev. Elm Kirk at Vine
gar Hill, Rev. 5. A. Gayley and Rev. j. II.
Johns; other speakers to be announced. All
our ministry is now in the work, and such
cause that enlistS all the ministers and all
active and earnest christian workers means
that it is right, and right will prevail Mr.
Waring, some eighty years of age never
called upon the register to enroll his name
until October 9TH. Calling upon Register
Jenness, ut Rising sun, asked if he was old
enough to get i vote. He said he wanted
to vote to kill this whisky demon. We
have no whisky or license meetings: no
speeches on that side; their cause is too
dark to work in light places. They depend
on the " still hunt and corrupt money;
but il will not Will
There will be a grand temperance mass
meeting in the town of Port Deposit ON
Tuesday evening, October 9th, to be adj
dressed by 5. p. Goodwin, Esq, of Philadel-
phia, and Rev. William II. Boolr, of New
Jersey, two of the best speakers ON this Sub
iect in the United States. Delegations from
the different Local Option clubs of the coIn-
tv, including the North East and Rising
sun clubs, with their bands, will be pres
ent. y cordial invitation is extended to
every voter in Cecil county, irrespective of
party, TO attend this meeting, rs it will be
the grandeSt demonstration of the cam
paign. We have before us Z number OF
press comments on the lecture of Rev. Mr..
Boole, who is a member Of the National
Association for the Promotion of Holiness
and is well known to many of our citizens
in which he is very favorably Endorsed
Among them we extract the following: Il
have heard nearly all the celebrated lectur
erS who have come before the public for tho
past twenty years, but | never heard any
thing in the form of Il lecture that was the
equal of the lctt ire Rev. DIR. Boole delivered
in Akron during the session of our Confer
ence. He made new revelations on temper
ance,"-Rer, 5. Y. Kennedy, Ohio,