The Cecil Whig., 1880-04-03
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Nj. ]. Vi. Tyson. our Nallcy rn.I. ham
a gentleman uf superior business tari.
keeps on hand varied assortment Of all
articles usually found in we'll ordered
country store. Oar blacksmith. Mr.. J.
Dunlap. remains with us another year.
Mr.. d., within the last year, by close
Application to business and an eye TO
the interests of his PATRONS. has estah-
iishcd quite an extensive trade. The
wheelwright shops, lately occupied by
Mr.. Tosh, have been taken by Mr.. Henry
Alexander, Il veteran war horse of the
Army Of the Potomac, is an excellent
workman. Farmers and others, call and
see him.
on THE SICK LIST
Mr.. Abraham Ringlanh, an aged gen
seriously i'll. Mrs Stephen Atkinson has
been sick for sometime. Miss Belinda
Nail is getting well.
ONERHAULlNG THEIR NETS.
Mr.. Wilson Lynch and others have
been busy for sometime overhauling and
repairing their nets, with view to the
capture of the finny tribes in the deep
waters of the Chesapeake. Before they
leave. in order to know that their nets
are i'll good working order. We suggest
that they make few drifts in some of
the lakes and ponds found in the middle
OF the roads over which they supervise.
MoVINC-DAY CHANGES.
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our neighhors this Spring. Mr.. Frank
I.arzalere leaves the old Lambert farm
and goes to the White House" farm.
near North East. on the line of the P.
W. Il b. Railroad
TIE DEBATING CLCB,
referred to in our last letter. is still iii
progress. with new additions to the ora
torical staff. President Dives still occu-
pies the chair.
CONDUCTED THE SERVICES.
During the temporary absence of Rev.
\. ID. Davis at Conference. Rev. VIM.
T. Miller conducted the services at the
Union, on Sabbath. March 2lst. taking
for his remarks st. John II: }. and was
listened to with much attention. The
evening service was better attended than
usual. Mr. Lewis Mahoney led the sing
ing. Mr.. VI. is Il young man OF much
promise and Il fine singer. Wrarc pleased
to learn that Rev. \. ID. Davis returns
to his former field OF labor. Mr.. Davis
seems to he growing iii favor with saint
and sinner, and appears to us very much
like a gospel preacher.
land SALE. -
Mr.. Wescott Lowell has sold tract of
land to Mr.. Nathan Marple, containing
A acres, for the sum of 5000. 1t is not
land flowing with milk and honey, but is
noted rather for its abundant production
of blackherrieS and huckleberries in their
season: it also abounds in all manner of
wild game and reptiles common to that
region. This land is situated. lying and
being in that undetineI historic region
known as Egg Hill. and is of natural
good quality, which we prophesy i'll the
near future will be waving in grain. Mr..
W. is an enterprising Pennsylvania. We
would welcome few more like him.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. John $. Maffit is building new
house to he occupied, We believe. by Mr..
Aaron Kinselow. his hired helper. Aaron
is worthy American citizen of African
descent. Mr.. VIM. A. Miller and son are
the builders Mr.. Stephen X line has also
commenced operation upon 4 new dwell
ing The recent rapid advance in iron
and consequent high price of nails and
other building hardware has induced Mr..
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