The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-12-29
ow believes that the grange i a good

now believes that the grange i a good
thing.
Senator Groome offers a fine farm for
sale in another column.
The open season for quail AMI rabbits
expired on "Wednesday last, aud il i, HOW
unlawful to shoot or trap them.
The remains OF an infant child Of Mr..
Richard Draper was buried in the old
Methodist cemetery on Christmas day at >
o'clock z. NJ.
-Messrs. Brown x Scott. grocers ca
North street, scld over 30 head of poultry
on Monday last and every hing else ii the
provision line ill proportion.
We have received the haNrr Ge Craze
Republican, Almanac for 1884. 1t is well
gotten up and is positive evidence Of the
prosperity OF that enterpgi>ing Journal.
The Sunday School Christmas festival
postponed from Thur, day night will b"
held i'll Th:rity Church this Saturday
afternoon at :; O'Clock All are cordially
invited.
On Tuesday, January Sth Mr.. John
Hughes will sell at public sale on hi, farm
near Charlestowr, This county, a quantity
Of fine household furniture see his card
| in anothe. column. +
1t is reported that Mr.. Gro. Witworth
| is about to embark once more. in the grocery
and provision business, in the hujiing how
occupied bv Mr. G. W. Maxwell. c"rncr OF
North and High street
A rattle for turkeys cam" "t' nj ;he
store of Messrs Dean x Taylor on Thursday
evening. The lucky ones carried home
| their turkeys bur the her fellows who
We're in the mai"rity were left
1t would I've great convenience Ia TIE
travelling pablo if, when = train is behind
time the fact, together with the length of
time it is late. wa, made known hy u.cans
of the blackboard at The station. u
L. NJ. faineS, Esq, trustee on Satuc-
day last sold at public sale i farm Of 60
acres, located on the Blue Ball road; the
property of the heirs OF the late Rudolph
Bennett. Dr. Mitchell! was III" purchaser
at 5000.
A p. Shockley, auctoHeer, sold for
r. {. Thackery trustee, at the Court House
door last Thursday, 81! acres of land lying
near Calvert in the 9th district, to Harvey
h'mbIe' for ST. per acre. mere W"F" DO
Improvements On tue property
Tie dealers in Christmas goods III this
town have had an unusually good season
and are about cleared cur. THIS class of
trade was better this wear than fer @"N"rt'i
seasons past. pn4 merchant sai'. L" had
sold one-thir,l more goods rhtN b did last
ycar
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-Eikton can trot ont about iva bakers
dozen applicants Tor places a> clerks, me.-
sengers pages or any other place at An
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ABOUT h'e aoP'c'h'S i"r ci'A !'''''' "'"
each on" expects t" get H.
Miss ,llie cromwell, t''t"'I''r at Mil
ier's school, in this district, Was til" recipi-
ent on Sunday evening last Of a b nd>nlne
present in the shape of u v"]Gima If poems
from the pupils Uutier her "hlTGt. "i3d