The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-07-21
&LOgAL DEPARTMENT. y

Reed C. NJ. Boulden's new advertise
ment in this issue.
Ball means business. If you don't be
lieve it read his new card in this issue.
The Hematite club gave dance on the
summit of Iron Hill Wednesday evening.
TO correspondents: NJ. J. j., Perryville
Excursion Down the Hudson" will find
place next week.
The Cecilton Library Association will
give their fifth annual excursion to Tolches-
ter on Tuesday, July oath.
-Groome knight, son of Deputy Collec.
tor VIM. M. Knight was very i'll this week
in Baltimore of billions dysentery.
The hour of Sunday evening service at
Trinity Church, Elkton. until further notice
will be half.past six. All are welcome.
MIR. Thomas Waring is one of party
of gentlemen encamped near Pleasant Grove
Chester Co.. Pa. They have three tents.
Rev. WIN. Schouler will hold service in
the school house at Andora to m orrow (Snn-
day) afternoon at half past three All are
invited.
When you visit Baltimore. stop at the
class accom- modations and exceedingly low
rates. Mchl7tf.
Mrs. Mary Ewing, widow of the late
John Ewing died on Wednesday of last
week at Fairview Cecil county, in the s5th,
year of her age
The Elkton Lawn Tennis Club will play
series of games with the Tioga Club of
Philadelphia, this afternoon on the grounds
of the former.
The Free Methodist camp near Leslie
begins on Wednesday next. A number of
tents can be rented cheap by applying on
the ground early in the week.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Tarring of Philadelphia
nee Lizzie B. King of Elkton, is having a
double brick house constructed on West
Main street near Kings brick yard.
The Y. W. C. T. U. of the Rock Church
will hold festival on the Church grounds
for the benefit of their Union Wednesday
evening July 18th, all are invited.
The friends, teachers and pupils of
Carter's Sunday School will hold festival
this Saturday afternoon and evening.
Proceeds for the benefit of the school. All
are invited.
The Third district Harrison & Morton
Club met last evening for the first time in
their hall in the "Hollow" which has been
nicely arranged for the purpose by the ex-
ecutive committee.
Mrs. Lucy H. Litzenbsrg advertises 500
hats. They are of fashionable shapes and
will be sold at low prices. She also has a
large stock of lace caps and kid gloves.
Read the new card.
Read the big list of special premiums
to be awarded this year at the Elkton Fair,
The annual catalogue was issued this week.
1t is the largest and most attractive ever
issued by the society.
The Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Com
pany IL enlarging their freight warehouse at
Newark. The freight traffic has grown 80
there that the present building is INSULT
Gent for the demand.
The service held by Rev. Father Carey
on Sunday last in Knights of Labor hail,
North East was largely attended. 1t is ex-
pected that a more convenient place of wor-
ship will be provided soon.
Mr.. John W. Draper, OF this town voted
for General VIM. Henry Harrison. for Pres
after him. He intends voting for Grippe
canoes" grandson in November.
MIR. C. H B. Massey, Jr., of Elk ton,
has been appointed agent for the Etna Life
Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.,,
for that'part of the county situated south of
the Baltimore and Ohia Railroad.
Woodlawn camp meeting association will
be held on the grounds, Monday July 23d,
at2k P. M. Persons wishing to tent would
do we'll to be there at that time.
"A farm wagon on Saturday last ran
over young son of Mr.. Richard Beers, who
resides on the McKane farm In the Fourth
district. The wheels passed over his body
painfully but not seriously hurting him.
Herbert Litzenberg, Victor NJ. Torbert,
Willie May, Harry Clemson, and Lawrence
Halves, are summering at WEIGH Point.
By the courtesy of Mr.. Lyle they have the
use of the club house, and are having a good
time.
The Young Wonen's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Woodlawn, will hold a
festival in VIM. f. Gillepsies, woods nea'
Jefferson school house on Tuesday afternoon
and evening. July oath, inst, if stormy next
evening.
Rev. S. NJ. Osmoud, d. D., of Law
renee. Kansas, who filled the pulpit OF the
Elkton Presbyterian Church last Sunday
and made an excellent impression, will
preach there again on Sunday morning and
evening next.
"A large boarding house is being erected
at Port Herman, Second district by Mr..
wn. Fears. Jr. 1t will be opened next
Monday night by cotillion party, if the
night be clear. If it is stormy the first clear
night following.
The church excursion over the New b
& o Road next w ednesday to Philadelphia
affords rare opportunity to visit that great
city at a very low rate-she excursion ticket
being 1855 than single fare. See advertise
ment in another column.
The Managers of the Western Union
Telegraph Company have decided to close
thei- downtown Office in the cigar store OF
Mr. Chas. G. Wells who has been the opera
tor. The Office at the depot in charge of Mr.
Chas. j. Rudolph will continued.
Herman Ball has a bright readable new
advertisement in this issue of THE WING, in
which he does some plain talk about "bank
rupt" sales, etc. Mr. Ball has a large stock
of clothing which he is selling at fifteen pei
cent. disc cunt. Take a look at the goods.
The attractive list of fifty special pre-
miums to be awarded at the Elkton Fair !,
receiving general attention in Elkton. Mr.
VIM. c. Laws offer of full suit of parlol
furniture for the best home M ade molasse.
taffy is at present being most talked about
"A RroaS opportunity III 'hio oo"ooh vi
excursions and reduced fares it is certaialy
prejudicial to your interest not to take ad.
vantage of the opportunity to visit Balti
more when you can save money enough on
a suit of clothes to pay the expense of the
trip by patronizing The Great Harvest sale
for buyers now in full swing at Oehm' Z
Acme Hall, Baltimore largest clothing and
furnishing depot and W. BALTIC. street
Cha FLEA