The Cecil Whig., 1883-03-31
Removing the Dead.

Upon the ground needed for the new
wharf and pulp mills, of Mr. W. T.
Singerly, is located just on the
brow of the hill, the old family burial
ground of the llollingsworth and Par
taldge families, containing about fifty
graves. In digging away the hill, it was
found necessary to remove the remains
of the persons inferred there, and Mr.
Singerly having secured the consent of
the relatives of the deceased occupants
of the ground. on Thursday began the
work of removal. The matter is in the
hands Of Mr.. Henry Wood who directs
the operations. Mr. Singerly has pur
chased two lots in the Elkton Cemetery
o size sufficient to accommodate all the
remains now resting in the old ground
and surrounding grounds. In one lot
will be inferred all the remains taken
from within the Holmgsworth lot and
il the other, the remains found outside the
enclosure, and which are being daily
taken out as the work of excavation pro
crosses. On Thursday, the remains of
eight persons were taken out placed in
strong boxes, and re-interred in the GEM
eteIy. Upon the head stone of one of
these graves '. as cut, III. III. Robertson
died, April 9th 1861, aged IA years and
months On another. "Wm. Gray died
Feb. 4th 1873, aged 80 years. Three
other remains supposed to be members of
the Robertson CT Mitchell family. but
without mark, were taken out. and
three others entirely unknown. All of
these were re-burred in the Cemetery.
The remains gathered from the excava-
ton, will be placed in boxes. Just as the
Others are. only that it will be impossible
to box them separately, as they are found
scattered throughout the bank. The
removal was suspended on Thursday,
until next week. when it will be again
resumed and continued until completed.
ssy- 7. j. McGready, Carpet Weaver, has
removed to the first corner above the Ma
tional Bank, opposite Wells and Booths
provision house, where lie will be pleas ed
to accommodate all persons wanting work
done i'll his line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Black Silk and Black Nelveteen.
REESE.
Carpets. Mattings. Oh Cloths,
Rugs. Mats, Full stock GLASS FRONT
-s3"A variety of Worsted Dress Goods.
ir light colors. carried over from last We;
that will sell at very low prices. REESE.
Is New Dress Goods, White Goods,
Prints, Muslins, just opened
GLASS FRONT.
rs Decorated Tea Sets and Decorated
Chamber Sets, right pretty and right
cheap. REESE.
a55 Calico ) cts. per yard, and 20 cts.
per pound. GLASS FRONT.
- We have some very little Potatoes
hat we'll sell at Il very little price.
Good to plant, some people say. We
don't know REESE.
s53' The purity and elegant peifume OF
Parker's Hair Balsam explains the popu-
larity of this reliable restorative.
rs Eastern Early Rose and Burbank
Potatoes. REESE.
PARENTS who allow their children to
grow up with ScrofulouS humOrs bursting
from every pore are guilty of n great wrong.
Think of them pointed out as branded with
Il iuathSome disease, and you will readily
procure them the Cuticura Remedies
a PURE, wholesome distillation of which
hazel, American pine, Canada fir, marigold,
clover blossoms, etc, fragrant with the
healing essences of balsam and pine. Such
is Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. Com
piete treatment tor 81.
sN Wanted-Country Bacon. REEsE