The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-03-19

n" neighbur.
'he ut the oldest horses in fhi.s or any
~ ne' county is owned by Mr.. FALL. of this
town He is white in color AID variouslv
,'l''l'fed rs fro:n twenty five 10 t,rrv wears
o' aye. Notwithstanding his wears, he is
S''' mi Of spirit, and will ran away ON the
S'is htes' provocation.
Q On Tue,,I,vl,., ,,,;a, c,,,.,.t,,,.
sold the prrsnr,1 ~.
,r,, ,"r''hahS, near Port Deposit
i ' ''ie 'lFgtS' sale -; TIE season ana
J i '''f~" lot "t stock and farming
va rdne>daN, he sold til" stock
'"'"2 utensils OF y. +. Manly, near
-N' Doth sales, good prices were
NO ii;ile girls Ivy the name Of Cow
whose parents reside near Cooch's Bridge,
about live miles from tbi. town, ,r.,I- b,,.L
'''' ''''" /" the NJ 4. Sabbath school here
=, .,., '"'''S when the weather Is at all
7 "'''''Ht ot the Slr!> l. not over ten
anu the youngest about SIN wears of
'"tSe htt!e ones certainly deserve
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LEY. Mr. Avery, who has been pastor
"t the NJ. f. Church of this town. for some
'lme past, will be ordained as Elder. to-
morr"w, by Bishop Bowman. at Lewes,
~, WV conference II !" SeSSi'"'
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We are requested to state that the an
n"unre,ucnt of the marriage of Mr.. Will
II. Brown, FORMERLY of Cherry Hill. now of
Virginia, recently made bv one or two Of
orr county plperS, was premature, he still
sutfrriH. single ble,se.lnes,. The error WIS
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"A good opportunity for citizens OF North
Isl ana Vicinity 70 buy goods AT low figures
Will ne offered ON Tuesday, "Wednesday, and
thursday next, when Mr.. Il. Fl. Cameron.
~ me "eret store, will offer At public sale
HIS entire Stock OF dry goods, groceries, hats
anu ''i'S' 'ih ana emma ware, nc, c"inprlS-
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''''o' zach way ~ a. NJ '''" : ana +. NJ
A man by the name of Chas. Hannum,
made a narrow escape from serious injury,
the other day, at Rock Run He was walk
Ing on The Baltimore Central Railroad. and
while passing over a trestle work ut that
point slipped and fell through upon the
rocks below. Fortunately, he landed upon
his feet. Had he struck in any other posi-
ton the Jagged rocks and stones must have
inflicted mortal injury. AS it was he es-
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Among the amendments made by the
Methodist Protestant Conference, recently
held AT Cumberland, Md, we note the fol-
lowing: 7. c. Kline, Wilmington: c. T.
Cnchcl, Cecil: \. A. Hartman, Eowlands
Vile: i. VI. linplinr. Deer Creek: ID. w.
Bates, Chesapeake; ID. y. Gilbert, Kent Is
land; Il. S. Rowe, Talbot; H. G. Stern,
Franklin City: j. w. Gray, Washington
Revs. VIM. I. DUNN and James THOMPSON
were placed on the superannuatcd list.
-Ev.rvbodv Ike. - wall made we'll fit
,ipc, ,r,rr,en, ,r,a ,,,,h;,r.;l,
'eei more gawky and awk ward than 10
Know his clothes do not tit him. 10 the
en-" that ne may have well hitting garments
ne must ma i good pracficai, i've tailor
We take pleasure III naming as Just such II
person, Mr.. George II. Ash, No. Io5 Market
street, Wilmington, whose card appears i'll
anofh column Mr. y. keeps on hand III
MS taStetuIly hffel up store Il inil line OF
goods and makes them up in the latest style
and at fair prices. Call and see him.
Tia ho,rl OF ,o,,o commissioners at
North East. of which, Mr., L. Mcdaniel
i. ,r.,sur,r this ,,s.l, ,,,re ., RI. e;,;1ers ,
full .,,t.,p.r, Of ,h,;r r.c.;n,s ,,a dis
bursen.uts ,,nrinr the mast vear Theman-
agemen. of corporate affairs of that town is
certainly in good hands, if one can Judge
by the appearance Of the streets. They
have nothing to cover ur, so the taN-payer
is handed 4 statement showing Just exactly
wha, WAS dome with each and every dollar
coIlnc,.I This il ,s If sbould ba aud all
town authorities sb,ull ago and do like
wise"
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hiooi''Eh' h'Sh'S. iheS capture 'h ''ilS"s-
tiht IL ~ tue 'lltiil-
ing 'o"i'' 'h'' nave Will 'heS term d
missy = fe;y ward. start Of = pncl of savage
j,os ,vh;,.j, almost inv,ri,hIv o,-.rt,l,a aud
I'm h.r p.rb,,,. cate ,re to, nia,tif,1 IN
orr town. but a more humane method of
,r,tring rid of them would not he hard 10
J.vi.. Those who particinote call This
.,,,., ,.. s,n,,oso but !, i. cr,sI snor, ,,L
.ha a,,,.,ra NJ -.,,..,,,lo
har. We r,sttbex have ere this aiven nm
,b., nr,ctice
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,.o,,.c..,f this i that when the net Incomes
fast upou any obstruction at the bottom of
tho river it can be detached with the loss of
= riuo or two. whereas. in MANY instances
wber. a bottom or lead line is used and it
becomes entaugled upon snass or other oh
.,rrcti,ps many fathons of both line. and
net are lost before it is cleared.