The Cecil Whig., 1885-06-13

ton to his store house at Little ELK. The
old building has been moved back, and the
new one will be built on its site.
James p. Merritt, builder of this town,
has contracted for the erection of a dwell
ing house for MIR. B. t. Drew, on west
| High street.
| services at the NJ. L church, Of this
town, tomorrow evening, will begin at 80
O'Clock instead of eight, the regular hour.
This is for this one evening only.
The West Grove farmers association
meets today at the residence of Nv. VIM.
Armstrong, near Fair Hill, in this county.
| An interesting session is anticipated.
There is not young lady in Elkton
who can remember the last visit of the
seventcen-ycar locustS. 1t would make
them old enough to vote you know.
Some one attempted to hurgiarize the
residence of Mr.. \. w. Mitchell, on east
| Main street, lass Thursday night, but a
shot from his pistol made them scamper
The ladies' of Cherry Hill and vicinity
will hold a strawberry festival in Red
Mems Hall, this Saturday afternoon, June
18th. The public are cordially invited to
attend.
-Eev. George !; Kramer, Of brooklyn,
y. Y, will preach in the Household of
Faith church, near Pc. ryville, Sunday
June II. Morning at II o'clock Subject
''rhe First Resurrection
The ventilation Of the NJ. f. church.
of this town, $ greatly at i,'u!t last sam
day evening" Though there are plenty of
windows, bu; three or four w.r. open and
the room was close almost beyond cnlur-
ancc.
An apron bazaar. and strawberry fas-
tival will he held at the residence of MI
Spry Aldridgc, Elk Neck. on Saturday the
18Th, from ; to 10 p. VI. All the residents
of the nci&hborhood are expected to be
present.
The fine farm of Mr.. VIM. Ward, To-
Gated in SasSatras Neck, was sold at rrus-
tees sale by Clinton Mccullough, Esq, last
Tuesday, and knocked down to Captain
Andrew Woodall, of Kent county, for
Sl3, ,00o. This farm sold once for SO, 900.
Miss Mollic T. Drenucn and Miss Car
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'I"'t7 nave severely injured Tue peaches on
the l'e''i''S"'l. IN tii'S helShoofhooi an IN
ses'is'.'"" was i''''e ,i'S week. ana IL was
i"'!'A ''''' '"''E 80 per cent % an the early
'aiieVlcS axe "e''s an" even 4 larger per
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"A pleasant one days ja"nt can be
made with the excursion of the North East
NJ. 4. Sunday school, to TolcLester, on
saturday next, taa 10Th inst. The steamer
Chester IS All oli acquaintance here, re-
liable and as quick as the best of them.
She has taken out within five or six years
past from ths l-i% and North East rivers
three excursions 10 any other steamers one.
ms excursion Is under the very best
"i'''"es'''h''
The first match game oi the first nine
of E!kton, recently orSanizad, came to ali
unfortunate ending. They played the
Delaware College nine on Tuesday last. and
when each clu, has! a score of 23 a dispute
arose over the ruling of the umpire, and the
match dissolved in hot blood. This was an
unfortunate start. THe boys will have to
learn to curb their little tcinpers if they
desire 20 he Il success upon the diamond
Held.
"A number of large white catfish, some
OF them weighing as much rs four and five
pounds, were on Thursday last placed in
West Amwcil darn, near this town, from
which the stock of carp fish We're washed
by the breaking away Of the dam breast
during a storm last winter. ahese fish,
"hich Were the finest ever seen here, where
tho"sahtS are taken from 'he river each
week, were caGaht bS ME- Samuel peVal-