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

In to- days WING will be found eleven
columns of new advertisements.
Samuel. the four year old son of Mr..
George Booth died on Thursday morning.
-Randalia entered by Harry Howard of
this county took third money in the colt
race at the Kent county fair on Thursday.
WIN. T. Walters old reliable slate
works should be visited by all ii search of
slate and marble mantels. Read his card.
Mrs. Washington will lecture in the
Rock Presbyterian church next Monday
evening at ~ o'clock all are invited.
Eaton and Burnetts business college
in Baltimore is one of the best schools of
it's kind. Read carefully their card.
Mrs. Washington, tn etemperaDce lecturer
will be at Hopewell NJ. f. church on We'd
nesday evening next at 7.30 p. IN. All are
invited.
Mr.. p. C. Strickland agent of the popu-
lar Tygerts Star Bone phosphate is unload
ing two vessels of ITO tons in the Elk and
North East rivers.
Grey Morrill,, owned by WIN. Hops,
whose merits have been advertised in the
WING took the premium for best stallion at
the Maryland State Fair.
Mr.. VIM. o. Gilmour of the Cecil Demo-
crat changed his residence this week from
South street to the house adjoining that
We publish a new advertisement of G
b. Scott & Co., of 1922 and 1924 Market
streets, Philadelphia. This firm deals in
furniture and carpets and has one of the
largest stocks in the city.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Wells has resigned his
position in the Baltimore Custom House.
His resignation will take effect Oct. 3lst.
Mr.. Wells will engage in the meat and pro-
vision business in this town.
/ The contract for carrying the mail siA
times a week from Elkton to Appleton via
I Cnwentown and Bank was awarded this
week to G. O. Maxwell. The service begins
Oct. LIST. There were four bidders.
MIR. p. c. Strickland asks farmers in
Cecil county to read the testimonials he
publishes in this issue of THE WING, of the
results attained by the use of Tygert's Star
Bone Phosphate. They are right to the
point.
-Mabley and Carew, is the largest cloth
ing and furnishing house in the state of
Maryland. They have mems boys and chill
drens clothing in the newest fall and winter
styles. They also have large assortment
at popular prices of children's hats and
caps.
This is the era Of cheap newspapers. But
people pdnt their nenpaperS cheap in cost,
but not cheap IN quality. When both requi
sites are considered, "The Wing" and the
Press for - gear, meet the popular demand
OF Intelligent readers, for the best reading at
the loaoest cost.
-Oehm & Sons clothing dealers at the
corner of Pratt and Hanover streets, Balti-
timore have a new advertisement in our 49,
sue of this week. They sell at the lowest
prices. When you go to Baltimore stop at
Acme Hall, where you will fluid anything
you want in the clothing line.
Sanders b Stayman of Baltimore have
handsome new card in the WHO this
week. This firm is we'll and tavorably
known in Cecil county aud need no intro
duction. If you want an Estey organ or
piano or Weber piano call on or address
them.
No reader of the WHO will fail to no.
tice the striking advertisement of James +.
Wood u Co., on the first page of that issue.
This firm is the patentee and manufac'
turers of the great American pipe covering.
Read carefully their card with its partial
list of prominent patrons.
ALI who intend visiting Dover Fair
should not miss the treat offered by Messrs.
Mullin Il Son Wilmington, wide-awake
tailors and clothers who intend having a
troupe of colored jubilee singers render free
concerts every hour at their exhibit. Hunt
them up. as Messrs Mullin al ways do things
in the right manner.
Mrs. Washington prominent officer OF
the Womens Christian Temperance Union
will deliver an address at the Elkton NJ. T.
church on sunday evening next. She will
be entertained while in ElkJon by the mem
beers of the w. c. L. L. of this place, and
comes here at the special request and at the
personal recommendation of Mrs. DIR. j
Craig Thomas of Baltimore.
n Collector Groome will remove his fam
I lily and household goods to Baltimore about
she early part of next month He will make
Baltimore his place of residence during his
term as Collector. holding like all govern
Il, -. =
mer home. 1t Is said that John S. Wir,
Esq, will occupy the house on Main stree
vacated by the Collector. Deputy Collector
VIM. Knight of the First district will aist
shortly remove his family to Baltimore.
The Sixteenth Annua Fall Fair of tn
Oxford Agricultural Society will be held Oh
the Society's grounds, in the Borough o
Oxford, Chester county, Pa, on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, Sept. %, 80 and
October l, 1886. The premium list EN-
braces live stock, floral and horticulture
departments, farm products, neeilework
agricultural implements and machinery
Running and trotting races, with full Ell
tries. The Managers will leave nothing un
dnne to make the Fall Fair of 1886 the lar
gest and best ever held in Oxford Excur
sion trains at reduced Rates Exhibits re
turned FREQ.
The Baltimore Sun of Thursday had tn
following IN its city notes. A live pigeon
match has been arranged to take place a
EIkton, Md, Tuesday next, between al
unknown, to be selected from the Baltirnor
Gun Club, and Mr.. Perry Barnes, of Car
penters Point, Cecil county. Mr. Barne
has a local reputation as q wing shot, an
won some very well contested matches.
Havre de Grace, Elkton, Northeast, Perry
Evansville and other points near Carpenter
Point he is believed to be invincible. TIL
match will be at 80 live birds each shoote
plunge traps ; 12-gauge guns allowed
yards; stakes 500 side. Quite numbe
of Baltimoreans will accompany the Gu
Clubs unknown" In the betting til
Baltimorean has the call here, !ut such
not the III Cecil county, where NJ
Barnes is known.