The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-09-25

the w est Emu LOT Two houses on the lou Z
his son in-law Mr.. w. Webb of Phladel
phia.
Hiram Mcdaniel who went west sev
eral months since to enter the employ o
contractors with whom he had worked OF
the b. Il. Q. Railroad returned thi. week.
Miss Carrie Booth who has been visit
ing her uncle Mr.. Roger Witworth of thi
town for month past returned on Satur
4 day last to her home in Allegheny City, Pa
-Tuke the "Whig" and the "Press" i 90,
wish to be posted in the Prohibition Increment
and keep pace generally Nth the progress Q
euents, The cost for Il gear for both papers 4
only 81
Mr.. William McCrery returned the
early part of this week from his summer
tour. He spent about ten weeks very en-
joyable at Asbury Park n. j. and Saratoga
Springs n. Y.
The "Maltby House" Baltimore, il
located in the business centre OF the city, AND
convenient to steamboat landings, making
it a desirable stopping place for both mer.
chants and Planters.
Alexanders, 13S n Eighth ST., Philada.,
is one of the largest cloak and suit stores in
that city. His great specialities are in
cloaks, suits jerseys and furs. Read his
new advertisement in another column.
The festival at Pilot Town, Sth district,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last
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that about S400 was cleared by the affair.
This money will be used in the erection OF
"a new chapel at that place.
George w. Newman's art store at 500
Market street, Philadelphia, should be visi-
ted by all Cecil CONTAINS who think of pur-
chasing, looking glasses, easels, steel en-
cravings, picture frames of all kinds etc,
Read his new advertisement.
Mrs. Washington will address the w.
c. L. U. of Port Deposit in the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Port Deposit Tuesday
Septem Der 18th at 7.30p. IN. All friends OF
temperance and others are cordially invited
to be present.
WIN. Weishbeck was committed to
Jail in default of 500 bail ON Saturday last
10y justice Detord of North East on the
charge of carrying a concealed weapon. His
employer Reuben Weidner went his secur-
ity the same day and he was released.
The popular clothing house of j.
Mullin & Son of Wilmington had an agent
in town this week who kindly made us a
call This firm is a leading clothing house
in Wilmington and any one visiting that
city wishing anything in their line should
not fail TO call on them.
of all the evils of life many people
link that a shoe or boot that does not tit
the foot is one of the greatest. The Day
sewei shoe is what this large class of people
who suffer in that way have been looking
for and they will thank us for directing
them to it, after they have tested its vir-
tues.
-John Wilkinson is one of Elkton's pro-
gressive business men and in the line of
progress has inserted bulletin in the
WIG. He is reliable agent Of piano and
organ company's as we'll as sewing ma
Chimes Mrs Wilkinson keeps full line
of mill inery Read the Wilkinsonian bulle-
tin.
There will be services in the Presby-
terian church tomorrow morning at 1870
by the pastor Rev. r. w. Beers. The SUBJ
ject will be Is the Gospel Inspired?
There will be no service in the evening in
order to allow the congregation to attend
the temperance meeting to be held in the
NJ. f. church.
\ We publish in this weeks issue for the
Nfirst time the advertisement of John HI.
Moore, manufacturer of fine clothing and
merchant tailor of Wilmington, Del. His
place of business is at No. 22S Market
street. Everything is sold there at the
lowest possible prices. He has full and
ings now on hand.
Miss Carrie NJ. Brown, daughter of the
late Joseph r. Brown we'll known justice
of the peace of Elkton several years ago,
died at her home in Chester, Pa, on Friday
afternoon last. She was principal of one OF
the public schools of that city and had a
large circle of friends there. Her remains
were brought to this place on Monday morn
ing and after services in the Presbyterian
church inferred in the cemetery adjoining.
The firm of Reese T. Freeman of this
town have a card in this weeks issue which
is good reading. The mem bers of the firm
are young and progressive not disposed to
follow Old forms They show this in their
advertising as well as in the conduct Of
their business. We can safely say that
there is no store in the town where the
buyer will find fairer or more honorable
dealing.
The ladies of Calvert and vicinity are
Enthusiastic for prohibition. They have Sc.
cured the services of Mrs. Lucy Washing
ton for an address at Calvert on the evening
of October ID, at $50 o'clock. She will
talk on prohibition and all are invited to
hear her. She is one OF the National Or
the crusaders.
A man was found sick lying along the
Chesapeake and Elkton road on Tuesday
afternoon. He had been there for 26 hours :.
He was taken to the Jail and received
attention from DIR. j. H. lamar who found
that he was suffering from intermittent
fever and was very weak. He stated that
he had arrived from England some months
since, was a mason by trade and seeking
work.
Jack Harvey young man who resided
| in this town for some months working part
of the time for Henry Bell fell overheard
from the steamer Fannie, lying at Better
ton wharf on Tuesday evening of last week
| and was drowned. An inquest was held
| and verdict of accidental death rendered
| His companion Ambrose Conn stated that
| he was from Ireland and had been IN this
| country about four years. He had neither
| friends nor relatives.
In these days ofsharp competition be-
| tween manufacturers OF rival fertilizers,
farmers are often perplexed as to which tC
use. The only practical method to decide
the quality and value of any artificial ma.
| nure is by actual Use your land. In Other
words experience is the only teacher Read
what well known farmers in this vicinity
| have to say about Tygert's Star Bone Phos
/ phate, which =. G. Strickland sells. Ii
! brings the results in the biggest crops.
1t is with pleasure We call your atten
ton to the ne W advertisements of Mr. Rus
sels dry goods house In Wilmington, popu
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