The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-06

soon be com pleted
Mir Wm. Mc,'rery denies the report q
his entering the coal and lumber business
with his brother.
The restaur mt on Water street, th'
sale of which WAS postpoE" some nin'
ago, was auctioued off yestS7day.
We admire the enterprise OF one ot GU
mid week contemporaries in securing en-
of Bishop Mallalieu for its late issue.
thereafter the trustees of the aims hous'
will purchase ali supplies for that instit'
ton from Baltimore merchants at whole
sale.
a new mix, butter and egg depot ha'
been opened by Mr. Brake in the store ad
Joining the Office of Taylor'S livery stable
on Main street.
Services will he held at the Church o
the Good Sheppard, Chesapeake City, on
Wednesday next, Cash Wednesday, AZ
50 =. NJ. All are cordially invited.
Fresh shad all the way from the waters
of North Carolina maT be had at Giles to
day at less than city prices. All kinds OF
fresh fish, poultry and vegetables can hr
found there i'll abundance.
First boy: Say Johnny yen got any
preachers at your house? Second boy; Nav,
| don't want none neither, First boy: Oh,
pshaw We ought to have EN-, ye yet plenty
of good thing, 20 eat then.
! -Dr. George L. Phubus, formerly pas
| tor of the NJ. +. church here, i, visiting the
session of the Wilmington Conference Ow-
ing TO i'll health he has been placed upon
the supernunerary list.
| Mr.. Clarence Walmslcy, brother of Mrs.
| \. w. Mitchell, of Elkton, was married in
Miss Martin of that city. The wedding Is
sain to have been an elaborate affair.
| The abilities of our EiktOn housckeeperS
are now exerte,i to their utmost to see who
can excel in Offering the preachers hospi-
| table entertainment. But it is a cold day
for tramps.
The luck of 4 "traveling colporteur" Ill
| Elkt0n seems to he hard. But the fellow is
noble and patient to wonderful degree
and he has oar sympathieS for the lack cf
| appreciation which his efforts received here.
-DcSp te their resolution to fOrsake Elk
ton for the regions of the B.rreus the chick
ems seem to have been unfortunate enough
to fall prey pretty generally To the hatchet
of the festive cook.
Mr.. Perry I.itzenberg has heen reap
| pointei to tn" position of coroner for Cecil
county. This is a most commendable APP
pointment, and none better could have been
made. He has performed his duties faith
fully and well.
Tie addeSS OF the Itev. t. f. Price be-
fore the Historical Society OF the Conference
on Thursday afternoon embraced many
"reminiscences of local incidents with which
| his hearers We're familiar. 1t was, therefore,
, Of more than usual interest.
Mr.. Harvey w. Emory, formerly a
compositor on THE WHIG has been given
the position of local editor of the + aston
L-dyer. Mr.. EmoryS abilities were demon
strated while with us and We are glad TO
see them recognized.
The schooner Bertha Deane, is ashore
on Fenwick' : Island, near LeweS, Del. and
is supposed to be from the Chesapeake.
bound east. She has 4 cargo of 1000 tons
of soft coal. Eight feet Of water is in the
vessel. One pump prevents any increase.
We are heartily willing to apologize
for anything we may have said last week
at all offensive to the ground hog. We are
also of the opinion that winter found what
all its old vigor.
The marriage license fee bill las been
amended reducing fee to fifty cents. This
will give the preachers Il better chance to
work in their little fee game Grooms will
feel more literally disposed toward the
clergy now That the burden of the marriage
license has been lifted from them.
The young men Of Elkton will give a
hop in Maxwel's hall on Monday evening
next. Music will be furnished by an ex.
cellent orchestra and quite Il pleasant even
ing will no doubt be spent. This will be
the last social event OF the season" as it
1 lust misses Lent TWO days
The teachers aSSOci alton of 9TH 9TH and
Sth districts will meet in Port Deposit t.
day, 6rh inst, at 80 p. NJ. In addition tc
! the regular programme, Rev. James Con
/ way will deliver address, and "A Reading
| by Mullie Fisher, of Cedar Hll seminary
will bc given.
Los Angelos. California, will be the
/ home of Scott Way until he RECEIVERS his
| health sufficiently to battle with the c.i
mate of Delaware. He will still continue
his contributions to Puck and the Phladel.
| phia Press while absent. MiddletvNn is
now less one attractive feature.
We had our fortune told a few days
ago by a member of the Gypsy band which
has lately been enctmped on the outskirts
| that We would receive as a gift on the l1th
of March the sum of SIS. 90. We are will
l ing to sell ont this rare chance for So 90 il
! bought early.
We, joining the general acclamation oil
the boundless hearts that best in the bosoms
of Elkton ; iuhahitauts, extend our clergy
men visitors a regular old-time Maryland
welcome. oar palaiitl residences, our i'm
posing public buildings, our wide and gor
geous avenues our pompous facilities fol-
luxury, are as free To you all As the wind
that blow.
The order of I.enten services at Trinity
church until Passion Week (exceptine
where notice shall otherwise be given) viii
be as follows: Daily during the week, a
40 =. NJ, excepting on Fridays, when the
hour will be : 30 7. NJ GA Wednesday,
next Cash Wednesday, at lO31 A. Nj.
The public are cordially invited to these
services.
We would call the attention of oul
readers TO the advertisement of j. Sett
HopEiu x Co., in another column of th
week : issue. This is one of the most reli
able firms in the city of Baltimore, an,
they offer a line of goods which house
keepers will fully appreciate at this seasoI
of the year Their prices are the faires
and their goods of the best quality always
There Will be regular services i'll the
Presbyterian church :omJrrw (Sabbath) a.
usual. Chaplain c, {. Nee The, u. II.
missionary secretary Of the NJ f. churc
will preach. In The AFTERNOON at 2:30
children's mass meeting will be held, a
which addresses will be delivered by Rev