The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.
.Wana,uaker blooms to day.

Tn-morrow-ElStera and eggs ,
The small beg is now anxiously waiting
for circus day.
Tomorrow will lie Easter Sunday. u"
gather your hen fruit.
The Bank was closed Yesterday "o''
Friday, it being :, legal holiday.
-rh. mud digger i now taking mp large
quantities of most excellent b"l'''ihS S''"''
Mr. Il s EveriSt, school Commissioners
b,s stocked IA pond upon his farm WITH
German carp.
Fish are getting plenty. The block "t
wagons at Court House corner Is SOMETIMES
annoying to pedestrians
Mr. George Ricketts, has been drawn
upon the jury of the I. ;. o"e"'' N'"'' w
meet in Baltimore shortly.
The hens-as usual just before Easter
This week. struck and refused To lay eon'e
ouen1lv eggs are scarce ana hiSh'
\ H., tr;d.r. of The new railroad across |
the Su<uurhanna will he 200 feel iohss' Az"
rest upon il solid rock foundation.
Lewis. ofthe Glass Front, Is prrgr' ssl'e'
H.. offer, he largest stock this SEASON. ever
Vel exhibited Notice his new card.
Sb,d were offered in this market. TINS
week. AT from 81 to Sl.25 per par. lucy
were not plenty and came principally from
tn. Delaware River.
A large run of herring, tins week. Nel'
,ba +; sh.rmrn busy. Hundreds were rauSh'
:, rbe creek around town by boys III mp
nets and small seneS
-D,uiel Neil of Port Deposit, VIM"
coupling cars at the West Chester s'".''"'
r.csntlv hui his h mi badly manGled I've
tween two bumpers.
The election for Town Commissioners
and + ,iitf will take place on May -""' '"''
wear. No liquor will be sold that day. Ill
though the hotels will be open.
A little granddaughter OF George he'-
bert. E.q., of this town, daughter "i MI
J. r. Turner, of Baltimore, died, at her
fathers house, OH Sunday last.
Large bill boards have been erec'f'
near the depot, upon which are eNh'p''e''
the show bills of the coming circus. MessrS'
Davis, Keys & Co, put them mp.
-We,tamwell Sabbath school is about "a
n Mace a new organ in their meeting room
This is a tiourishing school, under the cafia
of Mr. John Perkins, of this town. D
- From the appearance OF Mr.. 'eofSe -ff
Browns carriage painting shops earring
owners are touching mp for Spring. "eorsb
is a good painter and charges moderaa
prices. III
An Elkton mechanic-an artist OF u
brush and pnt-otferS TO do the painting sr'
the NJ. L. Church at regular wages aht
deduct - per cent rs confirmation 'o"'as
the repair fund. This is good offer 'p
The sixth anniversary Of the ElktS'
Grange, No. l45, will be held at the o''
Fellows Hall, Elkton, on Tuesday, Duo
instant, ut 10 A. NJ. The Master oil 'o'
MARYLAND State Grange will deliver an
dress. am
The insane woman. Emma Dougheger
brought from NJ ,rlry Mills, some time are
and lodged in our Jail, was, on Iuescif
last. by order of the Court, taken to by
State Insane ASYLUM at Baltimore, byau'
Sheriff. III
There seems to he Il general d VI"
among our citizens TO have IA sta'e'he u
the condition. OF the towns interest W
the Board Of Commissioners now ahou III
firing. Now clear the way and let col
athletes in.
Another victim upon the rail-. "''
time il was Il valuable fox hound beio do
to Mr.. Clemson, Of the FELTON, House ID"
lost its life on Wednesday night Wv
ceived christian burial ut the hands 'io
workmen on the road. "a"
-lsev. Il. w. Todd, Presiding Ell -
Dover district NJ. f. Church, was i'll
the past week. He preached in the
Church, on Sabbath morning. He ' -.
companiei by his wife, formerly MIS- -,
Crawford, of this town. r.
We ask the attention of our rea for
the new card of RrmSey Il Clabarghl
ers. Mr. j. Il. Ramsey is so univ -,
known and esteemed in Cecil count
the new firm should, from this sectio
mand Il lucrative business.
Sunday last was Palm Sunday, ,.r
usual appropriate services We're hel ,..i
various churches. A new ant l oil
teaturewas introduced at the NJ. T. : ~.
Anulnber of vases of growing pait In
arranged upon the altar as q rem ~,
the day. pr;
The term of imprisonment Of br
Bailey, the cnlnred man who WIS sc Il,
To the penitcntiary, several years IF
the killing of Il coor-d man ut Scot
mill will expire in i,sst nine mont
this time He gains several monthsl
behavior
Mr. f. s. Christie, near Rowan A
adv-rtises several drift logs, in ano ,b
umn. 1t would be Well for all r -.
unon the SuSauehanna and other ST.
rerneln Der that the law requires tn u,
of shores to advertise all such :,
drifting upon them. NJ.
Our enterprising citizen AZ Wo Vt
C. S. Abrams, is erecting large wa ar
for the purpose of storing and eN tn
agricultural implements, and 1t vi IN
arranged as to be used as u pubic =,
the winter for exhibitions, fairs, &ci
W.. had Il few more men like Mr.. Ci
The great Barcheller & Doris IN
said to be one of the largest and m A,
nlete concern ever before the .Ameri' r
lie. They have not only circus, b,
and exhaustive menagerie. Their IN.
amount to the extraordinary sam I'M
per aav See their advertisement in II,
column. 4,
The first consignment of Stra Ut
received here this season, arrived 81
night ut the Mansion House, for whia;
lishnent they We're expressly brousll
Florida hv Mr.. Albert>on. They VI
loved very much by those who We'll
nate enough 10 dine at that hotela'
more Gazette ai
the tannery on Stockton streetH;
fore rnlnagr,i by Mr.. R.itz l,p
silent and deserted. On Mrnday, ha
to Wilmington, taking away all
and iru,lpInenfs. We are inform
the coming local option is at the b
this change There is "A good open
for an enterpri>ng tanner. =
y Mr. l. y. Mills, of the Delawa'
sion of the p, w. & Il. RairC