The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-01-21


HIS been for number Of years lawyer il,
thar town.
Giles can supply ynu with any food fish
that swims, fine halihut steaks, fresh cod,
ciscoeS. smell, fresh herring, founders. rock,
nike, perch, and numerous other fish food,
besides oysters, fresh and fat, i'll any shape.
| His supply is always full and fresh and is
sold at city prices.
! AT the annual session of the Encamp-
ment of the Department of Maryland Grand
Army of the Republic, Oh Wednesday.
John E. Wilson, Esq, Of This town, was
elected one of the delegates to the National
| Encampment, which will meet in Balti-
more, in June next.
| On Wednesday evening, Miss Emma
| Gallaher, daughter of Mr.. John F. Gala
her, residing near Park y Smiths old roll
| ing mill, was married to John Back>ton
| Esd, Rev. Mr.. France officiating. The cal
| ithumpians turned out and gave the newly
married couple :; serenade
| Mr.. Frank Reeves, of the Wilmington
! Republican, called at This office, on Sarur-
,lay last He is an urbane aud agreeable
young gentleman, and We regrrt-it he was
the aul hor of the arricle-that his amiahili-
ty was imposed upon, while in Ekton, by
the enemies of local option
A handsome woven silk picture of ''Tirk
Foard" and Flora SWING" TWO of Elk
tons trnfters, was recently received by Mr..
s. t. Foar,l, of the Howard House, as Il
present from Mrs. John NJ. Bowen, of
, Savannah, Ga, Il daughter of VIM Falls,
Esq ,ntlord of the Howard House.
On Tuesday last, L. NJ Hane>, Esq, as
trustee, sold at public sale, at the Court
House door, the brick dwelling house,
located in Little Elk, formerly the properly
of Rudolph Bennett, but recently owned by
Mr.. VIM. E-ach. John T. Holt, Esq, was
the purcharer at Sl,1OO. A. p. Shockley
acted as auctiuneer.
The following officers OF the National
Bank of Rising Sun, were elected ON Mon
day of last week: Directors Timothy
Hanes. jesse A. Kirk, Luke Brown, James
NJ. Evans, Dr. l.. Il. Kirk. President, Jas.
Cashier, H. H. Haines; Teller, John ID.
Haines; Clerk, George A. Smith.
-Tne remains of Michael NJ. loney " ere n
terr-.l in the Catholic cemetery, of this town,
on Wednesday afternoon. He died on Nom
day, # typhoid fever, of which he Ii been
sick for several WEEKS. The deceased was
an industrious and intelligent young farmer,
residing in Back Creek Neck, and only
eighteen years of age at the time of his
death.
-Ceril county being to poor to properly
furnish the Commissioners room, is cover
ing the walls with VI hitewash for gentlemen
who visit the office TO carry away on their
hroadcloth coats. We don't appreciate the
liberality of presenting each visitor with
lime enough to spoil his coat, while the
quantity is not great enough to whitewash
Il hen house.
The new cottage of Mr. C. w. Morris, at
Atlantic city, is said to he an elegant and
we'll appointed establishment. Visitors to
that watering place during the coming
season will find Z" Elkton by the Sea-"
the house has been christene,i, Il pleasant
and home-like stamping place. We suggest
to those contemplating a visit to this resort
to make note of this.
Sabbath, Goth inst, is the time agreed
upon for the reunion OF the Ebenezer con-
verts. over $50 in number. during tine pas
torate OF Rev. A. u. Davis. The services
xv-;1t n,>f1 ,on ,ya1
without limit. A grand time is anticipated.
The public are invited. Mr.. Davis pastoral
term, which has been a very successful one,
will expire at the approaching session of
conference
: Adam Magraw, Esq, President of the
Cecil County Agricultural Society, was in
town, on Tuesday. He states that the final
report of the last fair will be made at the
meeting of the Directors, on Tuesday next.
At that time an election for a new Board of
Directors TO serve for the ensuing year will
be held The question of u Spring meeting
will also be decided then.
The society and congregation worshiping
in Rosebank Hall. Brick Meeting House as
a mark OF appreciation for his services, pre-
scented their pastor, Rev. A. d. Davis with
an elegant Sunday School Teachers Oxford
Concordance Bible. costing eleven dollars.
The leader, J. A. Kiaie, made pretty pre-
sentati"n speech, which was Appropriately
responded to by Mr.. Davis. who highly ar-
preciates this valuable gift.
Jos. l.. Wells, at his provision depot, on
East Main street, on Wednesday, received Il
large invoice of choice family fiours. Among
the several brands we noticed Vinsiugers
patent, WIN. Lees family, a, $40 per barrel;
Geo. c. Hecker & Co.'S Minnesota, IA, $40;
Herke:'s Bristol, at s., and Benefactor at
50. These are all superior brands of first
class family -four and should have the at
tention of housekeeperS and bakers.
The Orphans Court was in session, on
Tuesday and Wednesday. A large amount
Of evidence was heard i'll opposition to the
confirmation of the sale of the real estate of
the late Jacob Richards. of the Sixth dis.
tricf. No decision was reached, the caurI
resrrving its judgment until Monday, when
it will meet i'll special session A decision
wax looked for in the Munnek huysen- Ma
graw case, but this was also laid over until
Monday.
The annual meeting of the Rosebank
Cemetery Association was held in Roseblpk
Hall, on Saturday. January ii. Manager,
elected to serve the ensuing year, are: S. j.
England, Edwin J. Brown, John 7. Wilson,
). j. Brown, Levi K. Mrarns. S lmllel H I'd
dock and Levi O. Cameron. S. j. England
WAS elected President; aud Wilson ID Pier.
son Secretary and Treasurer of the board
Due the association from all sources 81 1913
II. W. ID. p e son was appointed superiu-
ieudent of cemetery.
Miss Il. Berkie Milburn, daughter OF
Mr.. Peter Milhurn, of this town, and John
w. Smith, of Newark, We're married at thu
residence of the brides parents, on Milburi,
-tr--t. on Thursday evening last. Rev. l..
II. Daniels performed the ceremony, in tn.
presented large number Of invited guests.
The happy couple were the recipients oi
some hand some presents. They took tn.
train for Philadelphia on their brida. tour
The next evening. Furthermore. the print
-rs got some choice cake.
To any of our gentlemen readers, liking
well-firfing shirt (aud who does unI) W.
suggest to them TO call upon Mr.. j. Alhrr,
Eshleman, No. 120S Chestnut street. when
hey visit Philadelphia, or communicate
With him by mail and their wants may b-
net just As well. Mr.. EShlrman is an IN
| erienced cutter and makes the most salts