The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-04-12
Of grappe working on the same Itinci-
tile ~ The fingers of Il mans hand.

ele as the nnSers of man hand.
Diagram of reserved seats for the Ora
torio at Mitchell, drug store. 10 insure
good seats get your tickets at once. For
one night only.
The Sunday School will reopen at John.
sons school house tomorrow Sunday at-
ternoon at 5 o'clock. The public are cor
daily invited to be present.
Faster service tomorrow (Sahbath) in
the NJ. +. Church. Sermon on the 'EeSnr-
rection of Christ" by Rev. c. f. Sheppard,
pastor. The public are cordially invited.
MIR. T. Jefferson Scott, Of the Fourth
district, one of the newly appointed Trus-
tees of the poor, met with an accident,
fall, in Newark on Thursday, by which one
of the small bones of his ipg was broken.
DR.. Mitchell attended him and s"t the
lSoEen limb.
Some time dnrlug Thursday night last
/ the single and double trees w.re stolen from
It wagon belonging to MIR. John I. lee.
! while standing in front Of the blacksmith
and wheelwright shops of MIR. w j.. Dan
bar on North street, where ii had been
| placed by the owner for repairs the uw-
ner would thank the thief if he would re
turn them when done with them or sooner
I if convenient.
ST. Mary's Church, North East will be
opened on Easier day at II o'clock, after tn"
extensive repairs which ii has undergone.
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three o'clock and night service at half past
seven. Every evening during the week en-
cept Saturday there will be service. The
| Rev Mr.. Schouer and other clergy VIII
preach The ofiertory will he towards lie
traying expenses
A certain city newspaper some time
ago said of the papers of the Penlasular,
that sit is amusing TO look over their local
columns, they are one half reading matter
and the OF her half advertisements. Wewere
shown a copy of that very same Journal the
other day, and the condition of its local
columns, was the same as charged of the
rural journal: precisely "a case of a man
in 4 gless house singing pebbles.
wears, commanded the steamers Port De
post, Alice and Isadore in Maryland and
Virginia waters, and who has many aC-
quaintances in both States, is lying very i'll
at his residence in Port Deposit with
Bright's disease. But little hope is enter
tanned of his recovery. Capt Nannenan
has for the last five years been mail agent
between Port Deposit and Philadelphia on
the Central Division Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Edwin Taylor, liveryman OF this
! town, is filing up his houses with new turn
outs for the Spring season. He has had his
carriages reiitted, reprinted ANA made, for
all practical purposes. as good rs new, and
to-day will put in his houses some half Il
dozen new ones. He keeps ready for ser
vice all the time from sixteen to twenty
teams of various kinds, from the narrow
est single seated buggy to a double extern
| sion top carriages, good enough for any onr
/ to ride in.
In consequence OF a number al the
| poles on the line of telegraph between Bait
more and Philadelphia, in Hartford county.
being blown down by the recent storm OF
communication between these cities by
! this line was suspended for Il short time
! this week. There was no communication
t from this town with any point sonih OF
| Havre de Grace, and much Inconvenience
| was the result. Messengers were despatched
fro:n Baltimore to Philadelphia, carrying
! large numbers of messages to be telegrapheh
! from the latter city.
/ Charley Smith is making quite a stir
| at his tobacco store. on Mau street. He l.,
selling a brand of plug chewing :"harc",
/ inside of which is concealed silver coins
/ and gold. though none If the after have
/ been taken out yet. Numeron MS silver coins
! have been found in the plugs, however,
/ One individual went into the store and pur
chased Il ten cent piece of tobacco the other
/ day, and being out aud in sore need Of a
( chaw, sank his teeth into it when they
/ struck something hard, and he was consii
| erablv astoniShed when he cut into the to-
| barco 10 find IA silver quarter packed away
| there. The question arose chow much did
| he make by The operation TO find out,
|
An Elkton gentleman was the victim
of an attack of absent niudeduesS recently.
He received an invitation from a friend in
the City OF Bruherly Love to meet Il seize;
circle of acquaintance at dinner on a certain
| evening, and his mind Went back on him fur
| once, and lac put in an appearance at his
friends domiCilC twenty-fuur honrs too
early. When he arrived, and after Very
cordial greeting by his friend, finding that
| no other diners We're visible, lie inquired for
the remaining guests, when he was almost
/ lifted out Of Lis boots by being told that
cts tomorrow afternoon you are invited
for dinner" He is quite an amiablc gen
tleman, which he proved Icy taking good
! naturally ali the chati that was given him.