The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-03-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Hon. J. r. Price, of Hartford, attend
Court here this week.
Andrew Lyon, Esq, Of Port pepo'
was in town this week.
ORPHANS Court met this week, but W
littl.. business was transacted.
- Ii Elk on NJ. E. Church is TO unde
thol ou- Ii repairs this season.
The revival service ut the NJ. T. Chu
closed on Sunday evening last.
The next meeting OF the Whining
Conference will he Miltlletown, Del.
A valuable fox hound was killed
the cars, on Tuesday, near the culvert.
Mr.. John H. H"sc, of this place,
parch ,st d property in Chesapeake CIT!
Scott & Brothers bone mill is rum
on full time, IN ,kinI $50: TX for Sprung sd
The latest relative of President Cart
is said to be d. Hou>e.<ceper, of Nc
East.
The campai N has begun. a man
killed by lightning i'll South Carolina
week.
-Nessrs. j. c. Caruthers and HI
Wilson will both begin fishing on Iuest
April u.
--Elkton Knights of Pythi IS are JON
Cherry Hill lodge, the lodge here han
dissolved. +
Rev. Vaughn Smith remove | his ftI
from this town to his new appointment
Wednesday.
-Rev. ". L. Bar,ige i'll preach in
Elkton F. NJ. hu,h ON ,rroS, nor
and evening.
MIR. B. f. Mackall, formerly of Elk
now of Minnesota, visited his old fri,
here this week Ii
Mr.. Z. E Ewing, former editor of
Cecil Wing, is seriously i'll at his HON
Topeka, Kansas. ~
1t is rumored that the MiTlle
transcript is to be run by steam. Ell
papers run by gas. y
Thomas Brickley, of Pennington
sold out his stock of merchandise /" 81
& Scott, of Rising Sun. +
Mr.. George Heherton, of Phiade
visited his brother, Rev. w. W. Heb
of this town, this week. III.
Mr.. George w. Maxwell, who ha:r
dangerously i'll with pneumonia TO
days past, is convalescing. ~,
Mr.. William Campbell, on Tn'c
moved from Cooch'S Mills to Ninsii ,
where he will have charge.
The Newark Ledger has been pur fl
by Mr.. Fred Handy, of Washington
will be handy to have about. Ii
Mr.. Anthony put his new team c
street this week. 1t is a fancy cart, T
in the highest style of the art. II
-Westamwell Sabbath School, un
management of John Perkins, Esq II
reopen on Sunday, April 9th. b
Some bad boys chalked the front
Fellows Hall on Monday night. III
not speak well for Elktom boys.
Rev. Vim. Schouler will hold Sc
st. Augustine Church, Bohemia Ma /,
morrow Sunday afternoon, atSia
The County Commissioners didr =
on Tuesday on account of the Hines .
mother of d. P. Cameron, Esq, ON
Board. y
The Bayard House at Chesapea :,
formerly managed by the late Firm :,
man, will hereafter be managed :,
Bouchelle. lc
There will be an entertaining \
this evening in McCullough's iron ! II
Rowlandsville, for the benefit of 1td Il
willie public school. W
David Scott, William Dean an "
discussed very ably the tariff quo ii
jackson Hall, in the Fourth dis
Thursday evening. VI h
Andrew J. Scott, ESQ, of thl i,
has been appointed by the Governt "
of the Peace for this district, to su "
late Samuel Z. Foard. VI d
Mr.. Volney Cloud, shoemakel b
moved from High street to the z
Main street, below the Howar' "
where he is pegging away. a
Charles II. Vandertorl, ESQ II
Democratic 4drocdte, of HeStmin "
in town on Thursday, and was W !.
ceived by his many friends. VIZ
Mr.. j. Frank Denny, son
Denny, Esq, formerly of this to,
conductor of Il Pullman palace
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad.
The wild geese are moving nc ;,
eral fiocks have passed over town
This is always taken as an evidt
approach of warm weather.
-"Dode" Lockard, who has l
q for some time, charged with rob
9 Lang, was discharged on Tues :
Z being no evidence of his guilt.
I: Mr. Peter j. Gilbert moved + i,
dence Mills to this town on Tue +,
II. Is III tnt clhpioS VA NJ '''l y
4 will take charge of the stables he q
9 DR. .iuStus Dunot, of Fred i
q once resident of this place, p t
3 visit to our town this week. {
looks younger than he did ten " :,
Mr.. Harry Alexander was l.
this week purchasing his stool {
tinware, etc, for his new opef I
Hollow, which will take place II $
We call the attention ut on
the sale of farming impiement.
( of Daniel Bratton, to take place
above the railroad, on Thursday
Mr.. Cornelius Barrett, who
the Mitchell farm near Lolnhar'
opening his potato pits recently
out 200 bushels l 900 We're Spoi
ing.
Some one sends rs a note,
the corner stone of Il new NJ. L. !
be laid at North East, on ApiI {
are very doubtful of things TO Il
that day. /
Eli Wright, co'ored, und
amputation Of one Of his legs, I
house, the other day. His tat .
the same operation ut the same
ten years ago
B --Messrs Scott < Bro. havd
j with Mr.. Singerly, owner OF
Mills and proprietor of the
&. Record, for the delivery of seve !
tons OF soft coal.
-Beniamin Miller, an old ci
& county, living near the Uni
8 House, was stricken with Ii
s. Monday last. Ills friends lhiH
y ton very critical. " 4
= Mr.. John MEG lcnZy and
York, this week, visited Mr.. JuI
81 and wife, of This place. Mr.. CT