The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-10-02
Iosal department..

PROPULSION at the fair.
Miss TYSON of jacksonville, Florida, is
Visiting Miss Mollie Drennen of this town.
Beautiful floral display of flowers and
plants at the fair.
Miss Lena Marshall, of Milford Del,
has been visiting Miss FANNIE Jones, this
week.
-Witvorth, at the old corner, has a
splendid assortment of stoves. Note his
new card stating the kind he offers.
The largest exhibit of poultry and pig
cons ever displayed at the fair will be seen
at the coming exhibition.
Captain John Segelkin will be at Scots
wharf, Elkton, on Monday morning next
with a boat load of good oysters.
The Friesian, Jerseys, Devons, Guern-
seys, Ayrshires and native cattle at the fair
will be a grand display.
The Riverside Cornet Band of Port De
posit cont emplates giving a grand ball on
Wednesday evening Oct. Goth.
Tray, dog belonging to Mr.. p. c..
Strickland of this town, which had the for
tune granted to but few OF his kind of living
nineteen years, died recently.
Don't fail to come and see the trials OF
speed at the fair. Some of the tl-etest
horses in the country entered
Mrs. Mamie Ellis who has Teen visit
Ing friends at Freehold n. j. and Whining
ton, Delaware, returned TO her home on
Saturday last.
Did you read Reese Il Freenan's
pointed advertisement on Trade last week
in THE WIG /? If not read it this week.
It's short and snappy, but it means bust
ness in every line.
Look around the exhibition hall next
week, for the exhibit of Day Sewed Shoes.
They are taking the lead in Philadelphia,
and the first time you visit that city, go To
their place of business and see the finest
shoe store you ever were in.
The first time you go to Philadelphia
make it a point to go to Levy & Bros No.
217. n. 9Th st, and you will be as:ouished at
their prices, compared with chestnut street
prices. Note their new price list in this is
sue of the WING.
Ball of Oak II all has telling new card
in to-iays WHIG." There Isl suggestion
in Balls name. He is bound to roll on and
he carries his business along with him a,
he rolls Go see his fall stock. IT you
don't buy it, it will be because You have
neither cash nor credit.
Thursday, the third day of the Fair has
been selected by the temperance people o.
the county as item perance day" 1t is ex
pected that there will be a great attendant.
of the temperance people that day The
county Prohibition Executive Committee
will hold a meeting on the grounds at II
o'clock a. NJ
-Lieberman in "the hollow" is not go
ing to be left if small profits will sell good
ready made clothing. Note that right h and
pointing to his new advertisement of fal
clothing. 1t points 10 the right place to
save money, which nobody las too III uch OF
and hut few enough OF these times
"A petition signed by number of Ri,
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commissioners ON Monday last request
ing the appointment of III to assist til.
baltt in keeping order in the town especial.
ly at hight. Ex-Sheritf WIN. T. Boulder
was appointed to the position aud he is TIT
right man i'll the right place.
At an early hour on Saturday mornin,
Z last the sronehouse and its contents, of Mr
William Harvey near wilma and close t,
Childs station on the b. & o railroad, wer
destroyed by fire. The fire started in tn
frame and is thought to have been cause,
by mice nibbing matches. The loss amount
to $500, insurance $500.
1t is well worth visit when in Will
mington to call at j. L. Mullln & Sou :
Clothing Establishment 9th and Market
This firms success has been almost marvel
Gus, but when you read their ad vertisemept
and understand the solid principles on
which they solicit business, you do no
wonder that they have so succeeded.
MIR. Arson Griffith, one of the oldes
and most respectable citizens of the Secop,
district who has been suffering from III
effects of paralysis for some time on FRIDAY
of last week took up a loaded gun to shoe
a hawk which had been bothering his chick
ems. Either the gun had been oyerloa,ie,
or he held it carelessly, for the recoil of tn
weapon when tirei broke his collarbone.
4 The port of Elkton, showed our com
MERGE to be in prosperous condition
the early part of this week Ther
were seven or eight schooner. most of then
loaded with wood for Singerlys pulp works
steamer aud four scows. Two of tn,
schooners it is said were the largest sailin
vessels ever up Elk river, they each draw
ing nine feet of water and carving l6
cords of wood. The steamer belonged T.
Mr. Andrew Woodale and left her
loaded with 100 tons of Scott y Bros. pho,
phate.
Frank Price began business in eth
Hollow few years ago in a modest sty |,
He felt his way cautiously along, was poit
and oblit ing to every body, rich and poo
alike He was just rs attentive to a wome
in a plain frnck, to one in a satin gowr
and the result is that Frank has you. ahea
as he deserves TO do and has built up
god trade n tice his new card in tn
WING.
If yon want to see th, biggest cothint
house IN VI .ryland just step Into NJ ,blev <
CsrewS On the corner of Baltimore an,
Light streets Baltimore. You nee,ip't I'm
unless you choose, for the attendants
this store are always polite. When you y,
inside, you will see that the stock displa We
in style, quality, and finish is fully, up
the standard of the best merchant tail,
work, and that their advertisements do II,
miIrepresent the character of what tn.
Offer for sale. From personal arquail
tance with Il number of gentleman col
nected with this house, we cordially r,
commend our readers to visit 1t the fir.
time they go to Baltimore and let their ex
perience be tie test of our assertion.
Dou't hawk, and blow, and spit, but lis
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.