The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-10-18

Meek, the property of the heirs Of lin. II.
ArrautS deceased, containing II acres, to
Delapla Mcdaniel, tor =, 0-5.
IN all The large exhibits Of poultry, y =
cons, grain, &c, made in the building set
apart Gor this special line of articles al the
fair last week, only one pair OF fowls We're
ownerlesS at tie clearing out ON saturday,
and an owner lur them was found on Mon
day morning
Robert, seyen-year old son Of Mr.. John
Jones, and Katie, siX-year old daughter of
Philip Duling, the two children kiiied on
the rail road on Wednesday last, Were cous-
ins, and the only children Of their parents
They will BE buried tomorrow afternoon at
one O'Clock, at the Cemetery, in one grave.
When asked by a WING reporter as to
tie condition of busiEcssin town this week,
an Elkton provision man, yesterday g
piled, Nothing doing this week, people
are living on the leavings, from over sup
ply last (far) week, and from appearance
of affairs on the street, we would judge he
is more than half right.
-Buckw cheat cakes will be a luxury this
season, that only the bloated owner of
marsh lot will be able to tackle. Since
the crop was put under ground, the dry
earth has not had wetting enough to re-
move the dust, and in consequence the
grain is naught but huSks, So we say ''the
ind ulgence i'll the festive buckw heat cake,
III ust produce the stamps.
Our farmers are still crying for rain, as
a few drops have recently fallen. Those
who plowed early and put i'll wheat, have
II a majority of eases been compelled to
witness its systematic raising by the fly,
and those who have not been able to plow
and sow thank their stars that they still
have their seed grain Which Of the two to
envy We cannot make MP oar mir.GS, but
or prayer is still for rain.
Carrie =, Il much admired participant
in the races here during the late fair died
in Hartford county this week. Carrie 5.
was entered for the races and, we presume,
owned by j. II. Philips, of Philadelphia,
and to her owner her demise will prove a
serious loss. Though not a flyer, Carrie
always wen friends upon whatever track
she en"A'''' ~ al ~ ''''
u. II. +. Staub, an ex Confederate sol
der. of Hest Virginia, addressed a Blaine
and Logan meeting here on Thursday evel.-
ing last. Mr.. StauO was captain i'll the
Confederate army, and has good record as
a soldier. He has been lifelong Demo
crat buG cannot swallow the Cleveland can
didacy. He is lively and witty speaker.
keeping his audience in a continuous roar.
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fancy forms OF box. such as heart shape
and Others, the form, having been placed
in The hives and ijlrd hy the bees. The
annie and cherry were. tLe c,a,rest bpt the
white clover the best favored. according to
orr taste
Among th'se al our local inefehahtH
Tor whom the III" BOD once printed ana
distributed h'i''''1ioe 'H'''io c'f''H ""rlhS
the ia'f I'9I "c'"' were VIC lo'''"i hs
NeSSrs. -AtN 'oeiS h"a4ueh' War" "
Davis, l.. brown, MIS-. Lacy hfZenbetg,
Reese \ sons, ana i. T. frlce. Three TO
ilVe thousand each We're ais" distributed Tor
NeSStS' sanders y '1"Sih'h' piano. &C.
dealers heSsfS' S'"he"f''Nef 1o'' the