The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-08-30
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street.
/ The large derrick used for unloading
stone is being removed from SCOTS to
( Tuitt'S wharf
The eleventh annual session of the New
/ York conference in the Free Methodist
church will convene SEPT. ,, at > =. NJ, in
( Philadelphia, IA.
+ Tic s,n;,ll boy WAS 5" obstrcrrrons at
. the wi.Nlm ont Thursday evening that the
services ut a constable were necessary to
hsio- hi!n L. order.
There viii he preaching i'll the Free
Methodist church Of this town tomorrow
momn. and evening ny til" pastor, who
has hrrn absent for Il number of weeks.
-rhr humber for the new warehouse of
MIR. W. {. Singerly near the railroad sta
linu, is on he ground. It will he an inn
n.rn-c buldiug iii" warehouse AT the en-
f'traur,. at the Ian" at Providence Mills is
being taken down and will he removed TO
the same lot nn which the new one L. being
built.
a meeting for prayer f.: Il revival of
religion was held NJ the NJ. f. church of
this town on Thursday afternoon, and like
meetings will take place upon that day each
week. The Pastor Rev. G. +. Sheppard
purposes to begin shortly four days meet
ing, nj which ministers from various points
abroad will hr present.
There will lie service as Usual in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow Sunday
hy the pastor, Rev /. W. Beers. His sub
jrct in the morning will be ''Shrcp-Shcar-
| ing: IN the evening the subject will he
'rhr Marriage Relation and It's Foes, -
the second in u series of sermons on current
topics of the day. All are cordially invited
To attend
A large sale Of York state cattle will
take place at the FELTON, House yard, in
this town, under direction of Mr.. 5. NJ.
Enu<, on Saturday rcxt, when sixty head
of choice calves and fifteen steers ranging
from two to three years of age, will be sold.
sale to commence at one o'clock Farmers
and dealers would 10 well to attend ills
sale. See advertisement.
nv I'ANtIllt ''tTt btilI ''''p ~ inns Wv II
played the Merritt club of Wilmington on
Thursday last, aAd were beaten by 4 score
Of to !. The game was played on enclosed
grounds and - cents was charged for ad-
uittanca : the end OF the fifth inning
tie score stood four to nothing in favor Of
the Juveniles, but afterwards they made
some fatal errors and we're beaten.
The epidemic among the swine still
RACES ,erc. Among those who lost yalua-
bic animals This week by it We're McssrS.
.Jmo. T. Alexander Sheriff Smith, Daniel
Pierce ind =. w. Janney. The disease first
attacks the throat EreYenting i from Swal-
lowing, and it finally dies from want al
nouriahment Usually about ten days is
the lcigth of time the animal lives alter the
disease shows itself.
An Eikton gentleman drove up to the
Iicnir in i'ayiOyts woads near Cherry Hill
on Thursday last: ana when lie had amast
reached his destination he CHANGED to look
over his shoulder and there coied up in the
box Of the buggy was an Elkton youngster,
a boy about six or seven years old-a stow
away stealing Il ride. He carried him on
ia the nir,Iic Grounds but when he came
.,.,-. II, thi. ..,.,,,n,r c,uld not find h,m and
draw. al, wjtE,i.t h;Il Nh little trav-
,I. ra,,haH home. nj \ late. Lo,,r thai MINT
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AIR. i"'nHrl w intenan, ct TINS town,
~aS before Squire f.ilpin on Tuesday last,
charged, an oath Of VIZ. !. Warhurt"nl
with maintaining nuisance in til" shar"
al Il h. pen. FROM which foul ndorS enc
mated. The Squire imposed a iilir IF one
dollar and costs. This is not the only foul
pr sly" i'll town ny any means, aud /: the
authorities are III earnest about the matter
they sh"nId all he looked after and not
max" victim ct this old man alone. In
lis" it'ny"rGii.n n ia" piGpen nuisance,
however, they sh"ul'! Il" rs lne'ai as F"SSi-
BILE The PIG Is the poor mans SAVING bank.
shut him on from raising Pig or TWO ANA
yuu take away from him big share of his
winter comfort. lie can afford to buy the
t"et! Il Mite at time to tlttcn his hog, from
Wh'ri Il" stS lieat and lard amt the
savory sausage and s"fapple but h@ ctVi
not raise the money i'll a lump 10 bay the
hog ready iattened III the autumn.
james McKinscv, a Young unmarried
nan. who resides with his mother on Bow
street in this town was arrested on Tuesday
last ON fle CHARGE of violating the local
l;uuor law. hy selling that article here
The constable viii, made the arrest was the
main Witness AGAINST him. He stated that
he WIS c1li.I 1,nGu bv 7 citizen last SIM.
day morning TO 90 Ia tLe si;r;a,, In = loooi-
ity called Will.w Grove on Water stree; to
arrest SOME drunken men who were ere
ating a disturbance there. lie saw McEin-
.,..,. .,,;ur, II, ,l.- direction ,ud .u.n..ti,,