The Cecil Whig., 1882-05-20

th" right leg near the ankle were broken, as
was also the left thigh bone. No;withstand-
ing all these injuries, the doctor pronounces
the case not necessarily serious. unless some
internal iniury-which is iraretl-is later
developed. The injured man i, son of
Mr.. George Burns, the proprietor of the
Mill Boarding House, and has ONLY been at
work III the mill for a few months. 1t is
said that the betting by which he was in
iuled. is the only uncovered one in the mill
and was not thought to be sufficiently dan
serous To require protection.
For the Christian Public of Cecil Co.. Md and
ny Many Friends.
| take this method of returning my many
thanks to you for the kindness and love
shown towards me: and the flock over whici
have presided during the last four years.
You may rest assurel-I have loiled
and !abored with great sacrifice, through
much tribulation. trials and prosecutions
During the four years, as pastor of four \.
NJ. +. Churches: have been successful in
seeing two of the four united, after being
torn asunder and scattered.
have collected and paid out during the
four Years, about four thousand and seven
hundred and forty dollars.
One church and chapel have been built
About two hundred souls added TO the
church. Over one hundred and fifty chill
dren gathered into the Sabbath school, and
| | have done nothing.
/ 1t is we'll known 10y many, that | took
charge of the Elkton Church two years ago.
! with a debt Of nearly four hundred dollars
| With a membership Of Is persons With
out one penny in hand
paid this Indebtedness in is months
Laid the foundation for I. brick church 50
| by 30; at the cost of Si1;', and paid for it.
Upon the same foundation We have erect
ed Il fine brick church.
There will he :. mortgage debt OF $50 to
! be paid
The building when completed will he
worth three thousand dollars.
There is about so tloating debt TO be paid
within the next ten days. | am responsible
for the amount.
have ahOut two hundred dollars invested
/ in the Elkton Church, to be paid in The
future.
| wish TO state 10 the public that | have
been changed since conference, by Bishop
Payne (through my request) and sent to
| Cambridge.
AS for my people in Cecil county, | have
struggled hard to build them up. Morally.
! spiritually and financially.
As Il compensation | receiNe,. little over
half my salary, the TWO latter years
desire to inform the intelligent public
| that | will leave the entire work 60 per cent
better of.
1t has been my pleasure 10 cothe few
of my people.
have discharged my duty as christian
minister.
| l have assisted those that beied me
| l have stood ready at all times to raise
the fallen, and help the weak.
Now To you noble sons end daughters of
! Cecil county: who 50 generously assisted me
! in my work at Elkton; you have my thanks
and prayers for your kind donations. May
each of you live long, to be blessing to
your country and an honor TO your county.
|
remain, myself yours
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Inc io''""'iS 'te inc h'i'ies vi lhe eoi-
tributorS
Joseph l.. Wells S;i2 90, T. \. Ellis 300,
G. NJ. Ellis 800, q. w. Cruiksiiank 25oo,
VIM. Eder 200O, w. II. Craig and wife
| IS 90, Geo w Wilson IL 90, Henry Wilson
| - 90, .John Gilpin - 90, H. r. Torbert 10 90
Dr. lamar 1000, Geo A. Blake 10 90, Chas.
| H. Bowsrr TO- o. f. s Dennis 1000 Amos
| T. PierSon $. 30 Hannah johnson = 90 Ihos
| f. Francis s 90, - L. Sloan 100, Perry
Hddle and wife 100, f. Bower and wife
| 90. VIM D. Jones 90, Elizabeth Wilson
600, Calvin Merritt 600. \. =. Shocklev
900, Mrs. Ellis 5.0a, y. f. Johnson = 90.
| Joseph A. Handy >. 60, .Joseph Uinchclitfi.
| ! 90 VIM. Nr.'rrrv 300 p e. Strickland
| 100, H. Warner 800, 4. w. Mitchell 800
| Robert Bower :. 90. DR.. TuIl J 90. w. .J-nnev
| } 90. EubentJauar ) 90, w. p. Warburtun
| 100, Cash by c. G. +. 300. Mary f.. An
derson 100 Il. A. Francis 90, Ellen Emhy
| 100, Harriet TruSty Loo Jacob Hammond
| 400, A. L. Nicholas ! 90 c. c. Wright 4. 30.
| Mary j. Ba<co 400, BENJAMIN piuer / 90.
| Henry NinSinger t. 30 LvGia Gordon = 90.
Perry Trustv :; 90 Philip Brown : 90 Mary
| \. Bower :. 90. Hebecca Boils 500. p Nil
! burn and family 3 20: Sarah Sanders 800,
Ellen Embv 800, Robert Frazer 2.5O. Mr..
Scott p 30, Joseph Craig and family .. 30.
| s d. Price and wife - 90 Alexander Sew-Il
w. Fanny ho"Srr -.oV, Anne Mc'"be
> oo b,riai nuutin,To M hlaxon,io. wr;,,ht
200, H. \. Spitt!e 200, George W. Gordon
zoo, Henrietta Wilson 200 John San
GeTS 2.oo, susan salisbury 100, Bettle
Johnson 2.oo' Mr"e'me a; James 200
heDecca i"SSel ~" Si,llel Davis 2;oo
C"Sh l.oo, clayton Manly l.oo, htorga W.
Wells 100, w. ;. Evans LOO. +. y. Ellis
Leo, Miss Jane Torbert Loo, Joseph War
rick Loo, Thomas Griffin loo, Henry Pen
| nell LOO Nate finer Loo Sarah Price 100,
Sarah f. W IlSon Loo, Stephen Dt1orl Loo,
julia Grimm LOO, Sarah j. lISon Loo |
Fannie Gordon 90, Wm Jones 90, Little
y. Finer 90, Elizabeth Scarr 100, j. H. |
Davis 100, Garrison Wilson 100, Eenia- |
min Hammond LOO. Sam'l Anderson Loo,