The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-03

much indebted 10 MISS II. L. JAS
Rising Sun, for the speedy refund j.
ten per cent. Miss Owens only J FRA
one teacher who was opposed An
are sorry to say she was 'oh"e Ha
who was conscientious in the mat WI
don't purpose teaching long, or s ne ne
have given her name to the enterpi Ca
An apple in perfect preserya WI
though ninety-six years old, is in to AZ A"
sion of gentleman in Ulster cour in
York. AS it rounded up from the l..
of the parent stem in the early SUI
1877 bottle was drawn over it an' o.
ell to tie branch, and after the ar Ed
ripened the stem was severed and
sealed tightly. 1t looks rs fresh 8
first plncked.
The report that Annie Loax, of :
Del. had been taken with small-p IT,
been denied most emphatic ally :,
brother, who states that his sis' Il,
merly suffering from a light att n
clicken-pox. The rumor published n
Wilmington papers was circulate1 Il,
young woman who became unduiy o.
regarding the case. o.
There is said to be great dem S
stuffed and mounted owls in New " +
other cities just now. They are tht t.
ionable bird, not only for vases, but \
screens &c. \ fair specimen of the ,
owl brings from So to $50, and the Cd .
brown sells for from S. to $40. Some
LEGAL nimrods might make pocket
and at the same time protect the gu !
turning their guns OH these birds.
"A little tisticuff took place ut the ]
Sun the other day which created 9
little stir for time in the neighborhoo
GRAIN Mr. Huuso while il the stor
Mr.. Keatley in the Haines block, in
course of conversation becoming exc
struck Mr.. Keatley heavy blow, kuoc
him clear into and upon the show cas
Mr.. Wood, ,ieweler, located in the
room, demolishing the case compile
Jl1fs kind of work makes work for tn
officers.
| A little before seven o'clock on f
evening last; while Prof. Lewis Swift,
rector of the Warner Observatory, Ro
ter, n. Y, was scanning the western s.
discovered a brilliant comet located in
constellation of Pegasus near the star
The new comet is moving eastward al
very bright. This is the first comet
covered during the present year and
the first discovery made by means o
4 new telescope of the Warner Observa
wuich is the largest private telescope j
world.
-Enoch Crouch, Esq, former RESI-
of this place and brother of T. c. Crou
lying very i'll of bilious catarrh 1t his
in Dover, Del, Mr.. Crouch, who is i
flour and feed business in Dover, was I
with what he thought to be slight
sone time since, and inst, . of lying b,
nursing himself, attended as usual t.
business. The consequence was an inc
of the affection with the result above st
and but little hopes for his life was {
tanned.
-Rev. l.. c. Matlack has issued tn
lowing notice to ministers and others
ing to attend the session of Confer
inst. Wednesday. "OrderS can be obt
from the p. W. and b. Il. r. office by
ing to the presiding elder of their di.
ENCLOSE a penny stamp.) The order
be good from March 9th to March II
elusive. They are available on the
Jline-on Delaware division to Delma
Queen Annes and Kent, on Delawar
Chesapeake, and will be for tickets to
ford only.
"A controversy is in progress bet
the Rehobnth and Pokomoka City Pr
terrain churches, and their respective
pathisers as to'which shall be honored
meeting on the 200th anniversary of Pl
terianism in this country, to be held
June Both churches claim to be ths
!, established by Rev. Mr.. Mackenzie
pioneer of Presbyterianism. The Pei
lar AZ is generally known, was the era
this church in this country, and col
within its bounds some interesting an
toric remnants of the early churches
by the pioneers Among these stand I
nently both those named, the church !:
hoboth and the church at Pokomoke
-Messrs. Smullin, richards & Co,
now have stores in Philadelphia, Pa
Pocomoke City, Worcester county,
have rented of H. H. Haines, Esq,
(Sun, Md, his new and handsome
front store in Haines' Block, and abo
: 18th inst, intend opening an entir
and elegant stock of goods, judiciou.
lected and bought for cash. These ar,
chants of experience, and come
) recommended as live business mel
honest, upright gentlemen, and they
to Cecil county to remain and become
titled with the citizenship of the same
The marriage of Miss Maggie G.
mings and Mr.. John L. TeInplem;
: Malington, Md, took place in the
q Church of that town, on Thursday tn
list, at six o'clock 2. NJ. in the prese
slarge gathering of relatives and frie
n he parties. The bride who is well /
there, is daughter of Morris Cumr
e formerly resident and business nj
q this town. Mrs. Cummings, the mot
9 the bride is sister to Mrs. Caroline
and is also very generally known
Mr.. Templeton, the groom, is a tn
! young farmer, and a young man {
proachable character. We tender our
est congratulations to the happy coup
Assignments to homes during the
ference commencing at Cambridge on
nesday next, have been made by the
mittee having the matter in charge, al
list givel to the public. From it we
the following: Rev. Walter Il. Ave
this town will stop with Mr. ii. T. i
nett, Rev. j. w. Hammerslsy, of Oh
town, at Creighton's Hotel, Rev. Mr.
way Of Harris Meeting house, with \
Vickers, Rev. Mr.. France, with Chas.
Rev. L. G. Matlack, with VIM. File
Rev. c. F. Sheppard, with S. r. Pen
ton, f. A. Ellis, Esq, at Creighton's ]
l.. A. c. Gerry, at the Dorchester II
Rev. r. G. Jones of Port DEPOSIT, a
Johnson'S, Rev. E. f. White of Cherr,
with A. j. Mobray. Rev. F. j. Csckr
Chesapeake City, with I. NJ. Flint, r.
F. Williamson of Newark, with Hon.
johnson. i
Sale of Town Property.
On Tuesday last VIM. S. Smith, Au,
eer for Reuben Haines, Esq, Trustee 81
public sale the Rsal Estate of the late s
b. Register, consisting of several DIV,