The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-10-20
GLOgAL DEPARTMENT. "

Miss Lizzie Hughes, of Passaic, N. j..
is visiting Miss Mollie Ash, of Elkton.
Rev. DR.. Osmond will reach at Pear
son Grove school house on Sunday Afternoon
next.
George T. Rerriker, of Calvert is teach
ing school in East Vincent township, Ches
ter county.
Sarah Brown died on Thursday of last
week near Pillottown, Eighth district in
her SOth year.
kinson, Of this town, recently lost valuable
cows by death.
Mrs. DIR. George W. Marshall, Of Mil.
ford, Del, is visiting her sister Mrs. Manly
Drennen of Elkton.
The Harrison and Morton club of North
East was addressed on Saturday night last
by DIR. T. A. Worrell.
Miss Myra Taylor, of Coleraine, Lam
caster County, is visiting friends at Liberty
Grove and Port Deposit.
John F. Marshall, residing near Battle
Swamp, is disposing of his property prepar-
atory to leaving the county.
twenty-five sheep have been killed by
dogs on the farm of Mr.. Ellis P. Passmore
near Bay View in the past six weeks.
Mr.. James C. Bell returned to his home
at Conowingo last week after spending thu
summer at his residence at Hudson n. Y.
Willis Rutter, who had a tailoring es-
Establishment in Ekton many years ago, is
reported very i'll at his home in Oxford, Pa.
Mrs Mary Cameron formerly of Elkton
who now has a boarding cottage at Ocean
Grove, N. j., visited friends in Elkton this
week.
Harrison anu Morton club at Cokesbury in
the Seventh district on Monday evening the
29th inst.
-Wanamaker s. Brown are always in
the lead in the clothing line. They always
keep to the FORE Notice their new card in
this issue.
Calvert has recently furnished Arizona
with three new citizens, Walter Martindale,
John Clayton and William Trainer having
gone there.
When you visit Baltimore. stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mchl7tf.
An attractive porch is being added to
the Farmers Hotel. Mr.. Falls will close
the Howard House and move to his own
property in Decsm Der.
james T. Lang, will deliver his famous
lecture on the BATTLE of Gettysburg at
Ri ing Sun on the 2sth inst, under the aus
pices of Garfield Post.
The annual excursion of the inmates of
the Pennsylvania Training School for feeble
minded children at Elwyn, to Port Deposit
took place last Saturday.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa
peake City. Rev. William Schouler will
prerch next Sunday evening at 80 o'clock.
No service in the morning.
Good Tidings" services will be held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Chesa-
peake City, Oct, 21st, at 1o.3O a. m. aud
7.3O p. M, and on the Manor at p. IN.
Mrs. Hall has her Fall Hats all shades
and shapes, fancy Birds and Feathers, Rib
bons, Velvet. The Hats are very pretty and
stylish Give her a call 4W.
A blind colored man playing a banjo
and harmonica was a novelty on the streets
Tuesday. He was accompanied by another
colored man who perfor med on other instru-
ments.
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Chesapeake City, intend holding
a festival and fair in Masonic Hall, that
place, on Thanksgiving Day, November
29th next.
North East on Saturday evening last from
their wedding tour. They were rendered
a serenade the same night by Whitaker's
Cornet band.
Albert Constable, Jr,, this week entered
the Friends School, Wilmington, Del. He
goes and returns daily on the cars. Victor
NJ. Torbert entered an Academy IN Balti-
more on Wednesday.
r c. Thackery, Esq, of Elkton. ad-
dressed Republican meeting at Newark.
Del, on Saturday night last. G. n Treat,
candidate for Congress in Delaware, also
delivered an address.
Mrs L. NJ. Haines, who was elected al
the recent state convention of the Women's
NJ =
1.-THE National Convention in New York left
on Wednesday for the metropolis.
The wood work of the office of Senator
Mccullough was improved this week by q
fresh coat Of paint. The fine residence Of
Dr. Charles NJ. Ellis has also been rendered
more attra tive by the hands of the decora
tor.
Mrs. John NJ. Miller and Miss Alice
Miller, of Elkton this week spent severs
days with Mr.. Harry A. Miller, the son of
the former and ticket agent for the Balti
more & Ohio Railroad Company at Will
mingtoD, Del.
Mr.. John G. Queck. the well-knowr
baker of Elkton and formerly of Chesapeak,
City. left here on Thursday for New Yorl
where he sails to-dAy for Bremen. He will
visit his relatives in Wurtem berg for sew
eral months.
Eugene E. Vancourt, aged II years VIII
has been living with Casslns f. Kirk, il
the Ninth district was committed to tn
Maryland House of Refuge on Wednesda.
NV Justice A. j. Scott. He wss charge,
with being habituslly incorrigible.
MFR. John S. Everist has purchased tn
John A. Nesbit farm containing sixty fv
acres located near Vinegar Hill in the Sixtl
district. Mr. Everist does not contemplate
living on the property, bull will continue t
reside with his daughter Mrs. Ellen Tosh.
The young Peoples Association of tn
Elkton NJ. Z. church held public meetin
on Wednesday evening Rev. j. P. Oti
delivered an entertaining and scholarly lee
ture. His subjectwas 1.-The Man of Mace
,e.saonis." There ware pleasing musical e1
IS. Rev Chas. Hill presided.
- John f. Alexander & Son at their STOW
and hardware depot in the Hurn Block ar
offering an attractive line of stoves, "Pre
pare for Winter" is their timely motto
Hadn't you better heed it? Now is the tim
to be looking up your heating appliance
and Alexander's is the place to find them.
The son of John Hancock, who was re
Gently sent to the House OF Correction for
year for violating the prohibitory law, ha
returned to Elkton having heard of hi
father being sent to Jessup's Cut. The la