The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-01-05

faces.
| The train hands of the Baltimore Cen
trail railroad on Christmas night presente
James G. Ruth train master, with hand
| some gold watch and chain.
Here is a chance for some of Elkton'
| spare literary talent. Coatesville, Pa
wants Democratic paper to balance tn
two Republican papers published there.
Miss Carrie, daughter of Marks Lieber
man, of this town, was married on Sunda
evening last, to Mr.. Rineheimer, of Philad
elphia. The ceremony took place in tina
city.
DR. L. e. Crethcrs. OF EnwlandSville
will attend medical lectures in Philadel
phia, this winter, and will i'll Consequence
be absent from home and his practice for :
time.
Mr.. Manly Drennen, of this town, at
tended the grand ball at Middietown, Del.
on Friday evening, the 2Sth ult. The bal
is said to have been the finest ever held il
Middletown.
Allie Price. who for some time past
has been engaged in the Baltimore ant
Ohio telegraph Office and also on the Demo
crat. has been given place in the office o
the Baltimore day.
The atmosphere WAS so lader with tos
on Wednesday inorning that at times il
was hard to distinguish objects across the
street. and in doors the gas had to he
lighted. 1t was regular London fog.
1T i a rea! comfort and pleasure to walk
on the bricks once more. For weeks PAS,
we have been slipping and sliding OF the
ice, and 10 have the solid sure bricks again
beneath one, feet is certainly a comfo:
The Medical Society of Cecil county
will laeet on Thursday morning, :he 10th
inst, at 4 O'Clock when Dr. Il. J. Lewis,
of Philadelphia, Cynical lecturer in the
Pennsylvania and jefferson College Hos
pitfalls will read a paper.
Il =. Shocklry, auctnncer, sold at
public auction on Friday 2Sth inst, the
personal property OF Driesbach & Wilcox,
contractors Of the new Baltimore and Ohio
Il a
chanic's lien. These men were contractors
under Burns & Noakes.
The installation of officers of Elkton
Grange, p of H., will take place on Thurs
day, the 10Th inst, ut 10 o'clock \. NJ.
sharp, when members of the State Grange
will speak after the festivities. Tickets to
be obtained of the committee of arrange.
ments or the secretary. =
Horace Smith, Il nephew of Sheriff
Smith, who had been visiting some friends
in Philadelphia, while crossing the street
in til at city last Saturday was struck by a
passing sled and quite badly hurt Horace
has since been confined to his he'd arh it is
feared is dangerously hurt.
Mr.. Howard Brown, of the Fourth dis
trict, who has purchased the mill property
of Messrs Robert x William Trimb'e. near
Calvcrt. in the Ninth district. will engage
largely in the milling business in the
spring The latest improved machinery
will he used and everything will be put in
the best condition. He paid 81 600 for the
grist and saw mills and dwelling with
about sixteen acres of land attached. 1t is
located Oh the North East creek and has a
good wafer power.
" The occasion OF the presentation OF
some very handsome presents +" Rev.
James CONWAY. pnstor Of the Rock Run
Presbyterian Church, and his amiah(e wife
last week is said bv one who was present tC
have been ar extremely pleasant one. The
remarks of Mr.. i : Everi~t. who made
the presentation, were strikinely well.
timed, and all present We're i'll the best OF
moods Mr. Conway is deservedlv popular
with his congregation, aud Mrs Conway is
equally 50. The church is in a prosperous
condition.
Winfield IIeiSler, of HeiSler Mcbride
& Co, coppersmiths, Wilmington, a young
man known TO y good many of our Elktor
readers. had his skull fractured on Tuesday
last and may die. His injuries were caused
by the explosion Of copper kettle, which
was sent i,y the Repauro Chemical Works,
Chester, as pattern from which to make
new ones it had contained nitro-glycerine
some Of which had gotten into the hollow
handle, and unaware of its presence 4
workman was holding the kettle over a fire
whom !, axnIoia1 The workman eso,naf
urbur+
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Baltimore. with 600 ions coal for Brids e.
port, went ashore AT Sandy Hook last Fri
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the schooner was baulel off on tbe goth h,
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