The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-15

here, put in good work among = nuner-
! nus politicians IN town, on Tue :. One
rrn,l. man even waited upon tn lard Of
commissioners " lille in session. ~ wager
our money upon This particular t.nvasstr
winning his watch
! James King, a clerk at Eli Hills Pain
ters) was seriously injured on Thursday
! morning, by hring thrown from buggy
! He was driving fractions horse, which he
! came unmana geahle and ran away throw
! ing his driver upon the road, breaking the
/ hone of his leg ri he knee and hrui lug
| him ;,bonr the body considerably. hr. Ellis
! attended, the injured man and made him as
comfortable as poSsib,r.
! An Arab, representing himself as re-
! Gently from his native sands, put up with
| Sheriff Dur bar on Sunday night. He wor"
| the costume of his country, dirt and ali,and
| could speak but few words OF English. He
! represented that on his way to this country,
| Il short time since, he lost his entire poses
sinns by shipwreck and landed on Ameri-
| can soil destitute. Whether his story WAS
! true or not it had the effect of opening 4
number OF purses for his benefit, which we
| Judge was the object he had in view.
Mrs. Glarz, who recently treated her
boniSlnen stability, by taking herself away
beyond the Jurisdiction of the Circuit
| Court here, Just at Il time when she was
most wanted, is now living i'll Philadelphia
under the assumed name of The 'i1dor
| Bro,ca. II is stated she gives as Il reason
! for leaving Elkton, Il desire to escape the
addresses oil an arden: and importunate add
mirer. Wonder if she means the sheriff and
| the attachment lie had for her.
DR. John II. lamar, the representative
| of the Garfield Monument Association in
this county, on Wednesday received Il d"na-
! lion 10 that fund from citizens Of Rising sun,
amounting to siXty-nne dollars. This lib
erai subscription is due mainlyto the efforts
| in behalf of the cause in that section OF \.
Il. Magraw, Esq, and Mcssrs. James X.
! Kirk & Son. The amount apportioued 10
Cecil is now nearly made up, the whole
amount having come from two or three
! Grand Army Posts and the liberal citizens
| OF tnt sun. NOt more imam my uO!larS
now remain to be raised.
The Elkton Cornet Band rendered Il ser
enade III Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. II. Frazer, of
this town, recently returned from their we'd
ding tour, on Thursday evening, when they
were pleasantly entertained. immediately
afterwards the Band visited the residence of
+. Wesley ,Janney, Esq, on Bow street, the
newly appointed Trustee of the Poor and
rendered him i serenadc. Mr.. Janney also
received the company-whch by this time
had grown to Il large oue-cordially, invt-
al supply of refreshments. \ pleasant hour
was spent there, when the company dispers
ed
The attention of = gentleman driving on
the Newark road, the other day, was at
tracted by 4 team driven into the bushes on
the roadside and the sound of voices near
by. Quietly viewing the situation, he found
two individuals in the act of taking toll
from two packages OF whisky in their pos
session. BY listening to their conversation,
he discovered that they had been commits
stoned by thirsty parties here to bring them
from Newark 4 supply of the ardent, which
they carried in two one-gallon de:nij JOHNS.
As near as the watcher could ascertain, they
filled two pint bottles from each of the
larger vessels, supplying its place with
water from n brook near by.