The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-03-28
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crut office, reame on Tuesday las
having comp work of weighing IL
[. 5. mails oern postal route.
Rev. c. Bard and family, le
Elkton On Wy last for his ne,
charge at ZioS county. This is IL
third cen secmointment Mr.. She,
pard has had county-Nprth Ia.
Elkton and II
A line Off containing fodder
etc, OF the faobert Blackawav i
Sassatras Meet on fire by spark
from an engi for driving a cor
shelter and consumed on Thursda
10th inst.
Mr.. Josepth and Miss Carri
r. Evans, of tty, Were married i.
Philadelphia rsday evening last
Rev. j. f. CREATING. The bride i
a daughter of Try Evans, of IVES
Amwell.
A man bye of Raisina residen
of Sassafras Nlodge;l in ,jai! her,
on Tuesday lased with cruelty t,
his wife by bef He was just lit
tie too late forth term. The pen.
atty for this ofhe whipping post.
AT the niece managers of the
Cecil county asl Society, held on
the oath inst, lwere taken for the
speedy issue ofosue and premium
list for the spri'hich is to be held
on the ID, 3rd, 5tb days of June.
1t was ordered total amount OF
premiums to b on the trials OF
speed list shouleed s. 500.
-Notwithsta shabby treatment
of the Elkton lting rink by the
Midgets, it stilli and from the ap-
pearance of the floor we ,iugde
attendance is acrease. Manager
Collins informs is about closing
contracts with a OF novelties and
hereafter, beginr April 1st, he will
present someth!every week, and
perhaps two or bites each week.
Read his card inolumn.
"A visit to til, room of Mr.. p.
McGready's carp on Main street
is of much intere persons pass it
by presuming thu nothing of inter-
est within, but iry are much mis-.
taken and if theynd half an hour
with Mr.. McGs would dis
cover that what true. The pro-
cess of weaving Co any one of a
mechanical turn exceedingly in
teresting, and thehe shuttle and
the crack of I are watched
with interest. Tbhment of Mr..
McGready is now TX, though this
is not the busy stile others are
lying upon their osecret of this is
in the excellent q work turned
ont by him. For his looms are
never idle.
The vegetable Mr.. Henry
Bell or rather the Pie hotbeds in
his garden, present,ward appear
ance at this time this past at this
season. This is nothe amabllitv
of the season by anof means. but
to the unceas!ns atthe proprietor
and his assistants. ttuce almost
in head, tomato plaon account OF
their forwardneSS hlied tn tra,t
to a bath of cold ally. Cabbage
plants very far advthe season.
and Il large variety tlizens of the
vegetable garden, allapproaching
condition Tor transpf tomatoes
he gives greatest at the "Para-
gon," "Livingstoues' ssTropbvo
and "Acme. Garde Implicitly
rely upon plants froners of Mr..
Bell. He expects to swee: no
tato plants this seaso. before
-lhe ahhouheehelring mar
riage to take place she aster sun
day, the close of lent, mel Kino
and Miss Maggie \ ana Mr.
Hush c"feady anu la McCaf-
lerty' at 'he ,''holcst Sunday
morning, created grst in the
congregation. The tsrides ara
SISTERS uaushtefS OF rafferty,, of
this to"h' the last we a family
of near half a dozen xcau+;ona,
beauty and grace of p,;,d with y
pleasing and attractive An GLIDE, I
sister of these ladies is AFR .I,hr {
5. Rossell, clerk to IL commiS
sioners of Cecil county.v ,rr,om,
are Mr.. Samuel King,zs ,f hi, .
father, the late Samuel TOWN
well-known citizen in MIR Me.
Greayiswell-k nownto Oilers His
father number of year,ed here
from New York, having \ farm
from Cosgrove and BenLad from {
Ih's 'o"h 10 SorIh r'as1s resided
for mum Der Of years. n l.,rn
The exact aate Oh thls oSge, but
we are safe in saying t. ocenr
shortly after the close of season {