The Cecil Whig., 1886-03-13
sixth district liens.

| u HE moving time approaches many
! change ar plated. Mr.. Samuel
| Le"dom Will move to Chester, from Mt.
| Pleasant 10 engage in the grocery business.
John l.. Coale Will occupy the house vaca-
ted by Lec,!om, while Is. +. Taylor will
move into the house now occupied Iy Mr.
| Coalc. MIR. Henry Matthews has rented
tue house belonging to Geo Brown and
viii move into it on the 10Th. Mr.. Wm.
Moore, village blacksmith at Mt. Pleasant
will remove TO SyImar. Mr.. Dunlap will
move iHtG the house thus vacated from the
farm OF Mrs. Preston near CulOrl, while
Mr. Philip West will move on and take
charge of Mrs. Prestons farm. Mr. Reese
p. Mcdowell has exchanged his farm near
Liberty Grove, for 4 house in Rowlandville
Mrs. Mary Christi" thus becomes the pos
SCISSOR Of the farm. Rev. William Galloway
has removed from New Valley to the
ueighborhod Of Bay View
Tue Wedding Of Mr.. West of Rising sun,
and Miss Aunie Barker of Philadelphia, is
announced fUg the l6th inst. Tie young
couple will occupy the large farm belonging
to the brides father near Sylmar
L. Gray y S,n, builders and contractors,
Of Co!ora, expect To be busy when the reign
Of the ground hog is over. Street Browns
store h"uSe, and Il house for the shoemaker
will be erected by them, in Colora: also :.
large mansion for Il. J. Rowland, merchant
At Liberty Grove, who has purchased scv-
erai acres, including fine building site
from Mrs. Matte saunders.
Two funcrals occurred at the West Not
HnSham Presbyterian cemetery on Sunday
afternoon last. Oae was that Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Fortune, widow Of the late Jas.
Fortune Mrs. Fortune died of pneumonia
at her home at Porter's Bridge. The other
intcrment was that of David Nesbitt, an
aged and wealthy citizen of this county who
died at the residence of his nephew, Mar
shall Neshitt, near Pleasant Grove Ian
caster county, Pa. Mr.. NeSbitt was
bachelor of peculiar ideas and eccentric
habits, and although he leaves no immedi-
ate family he had large circle of nephews,
nieceS, cousins and other relatives of the
well-known Nesbtt family of the upper
part of this county, the wife of the Hon.
Jacob Tome being his grand neice.
Miss Maggie Gray, daughter of James
GraE formerly of Eowlandvill, died on
Tuesday the 9th inst, at the residence of
her brother in-aw Mr.. 4. f. Taylor. Miss
Gray was greatly beloved by her young
companions and her death leaves void in
the social circle in which she moved that
Will not soon be filled. Sprightly, vivacious,
gay and fond OF amusement, possessed of
all that makes life desirable no wonder she
6attled against the approach of that insidu-
Gus and itattering disease which yearly car
rleS off so many of our fairest and most
gifted, and yet toward the close of her life
expressed her willingness to die and her
faith in Il cruciiied Saviour. Rev 5. \. Gay
ley was her spiritual adviser and received
her as member of his congregation some
threeweeks prior to her death
On Monday Sth inst, Mrs. Coulson was
buried at West Nottingham cemetery. She
was the widow of John Coulson, of Coul-
sons saw mill, and sister of the late John
Shaw. She was quite aged and we believe
Childless.
All the friends and patrons of the staunch
Old WHlG are proud and happy to see it
wheeling so valiantly into line in defence
OF Total Prohibition. Stand firmly on the
nnshakable foundation, that if the rum
traffic is Il great moral evil it should not re-
ctiVe The. protection OF the law in the form
of license either high or low SIXTH.