The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-11-29

Captain II. L. Really has been at
Scott's wharf FOR several days with a cargo
of prime oyst, !.
MIR. P. C. 6 rickland is having an addi-
ton erected to ne rear of his dwelling house
on Bow street.
1t is said at MesSrs. Davis, Keys X
CO., have cont acted with James Merritt
for the erection of six new houses on High
street.
The uuessica of who is to have the
offices is nig;-;y discussed at "Tammany
Hall Cigar Sta~e." formerly "The Senate. ;"
The ScAaem decides all disputes.
-Rice's Novelty Comp ny, and the Nor
phet Brother, drew good audience at
Odd Fellows Tg,ll, on Thursday evening.
The troupe is p good one, well worth going
to see.
Over for. e persons attended the wedding
ceremony ar. reception Of Mr.. Manly
Drennen, of his town, and Miss Alice
Donnell, of N-wark, Del, on Wednesday
evening lasi.
Mrs. Lavinia Ninsinger. mother OF Mr..
Henry Vinsinger, of this town, died at the
residence Of her daughter in Camden, y.
j., on Thursday last. Deceased has been
widow for number Of years and was well
advanced in life.
A man and woman, who had evidently
been imbibing pear cider or bug juice, were
running around here on Thursday night in
auiring the way to Market street bridge.
They thought they We're in Wilmington,
Delaware.
The marriage of Mr.. Hugh Dixon, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Lynch, Of
this town, took place at the Roman Ca h
ole charch of this town on Thursday last
Rev. Father Lyon officiating, who also cell
ebrated thu nuptial mass previous to tn
marriage ceremony.
SIM erly's new wharf begins to look
something like Ian ling place now. A
portion ofit is graded down to the proper
ev Il, while upon other parts the huge piles
of d redgings remain, but they are cut away
quite rapidly. The new warehouse near
the railroad station is under roof and board
ed in, and will soon be ready for use.
A !eap-year ball took place at Holly
Hall last evening It was gotten up by n
number Of Young ladies of Eikton. They
invited their gentlemen friends, called for
them and escorted them to the ball; III fact,
Just reversed the usual order of things, the
ladies taking the Sentlemen's places. 1t
came off too late for a report this week.
The L, .zton cu!0eed cornet band gave a
festival at Union Hall on Thursday even
ing. Everything passed off pleasantly I'M
Til between eleven and twelve O'Clock, when
row was kicked up by party of roughs
on the outside which brought the festival
to a close There were no officers about,
and no arrests were made.
Mrs. Ltzenberg's millinery store on
Main street, OF posile the Howard House,
presents as handsome an appearance as
many first cla7, city houses. She keeps at
all times i f1li line of goods Ladies should
not fail to give hera call while shopping
She will visit Philadelphia on Monday next
for new stoc OF goods Of various kinds.
Mr.. larry Miller, of Wilmington. Del,
son of Samuel Il. Miller, Of this town, and
Miss Florence Pitt, of Philadelphia, were
married in tn first named city on Wednes-
day last. lie ceremony took place at the
residence tn groom had prepared, and
the young co PIE at once settled down in
married life. Mr.. Miller is engaged in tie
plumbing b. ness, and has been quite sue
cessful.
Mrs. Z ma Ewing, wife Of E. L. Ew-
Ing former arepretor Of The CECIL WING
who recent moved from Hylands, Ma
con county, 5rth Carolina, to the Sixth
district Of his county, about seven mile:
from Port ,a osit, is visiting the Mise:
Gilpin, near mis- town. Cecil Ewing, theil
oldest son wa was but child when they
removed Fl Elkton, now young man
was in tCwU yesterday.
A young man named Wesley Fritz
about seventeen years of age was arraiGueC
before Squire A. !. Scott, charged with
being an incorrigsbly bati boy, fit suhjec
for the House of Correction. The 'Squir'
after hearing the evidence seemed to be o
the opinion that the charges We're suhstan
tiated, and committed him to the Jessup's
Cut Reformatory until he is of age. Frit;
was at one time in the employ Of Mr.. Deeve
a farmer near town, but lately he has beer
leading a sLiftless life.
There was regular avalanch of tramp
in town on Thanksgiving Day, The coun
ty commissioners have directed their clerl
Mr.. John S. Rossell, not to Issue any NOR,
permits to them for lodging in jail. w,
don't think this is exactly right. He should
have some discretion in the matter, Otter
men who are really sick apply, and some
times on cold stormy nights it would b
down right cruelty to refuse them shelter
AT late hour Thursday night a batch o
six or eight applied for shelter for the night
but they were forced to hunt up barn o
other clubhouse, they did not get into Jail.
The adhesive William, Cor bill poste
or distributor) who scattered the bills 70
The entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall, OF
Thursday evening, appears To have been
pretty peart fellow. Wherever he coulc
he Launched lot Of them into people
houses, through their front DOORS windows
or any other opening, and wherever by hi
racket he could not bring any one to tn
dood he coo!ly pasted his bill upon tn
porch post or auy other available space
This is little too enterprising in the hi
posting line. i is bad enough to have sue
things scattered all over ones front prem
ises, but to have them securely pasted t
the front of ones dwelling, is a little to
bad.
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