The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-09-22
GL0gAL DEPARTMENT. y

Cheapest place to buy boots and shoe
is at Benefits.
Miss Mary Harvey, is visiting friend
in Pittsburg, Pa.
-Westamwel Iron Works will resum
operations October LIST.
Miss Minnie Johns, of Zion, is teaching
in school at Lehigh, Pa.
Calvert w. C. T. u, will meet thi
afternoon in the Westinghouse.
Col. VIM. 81. May has been ill at hi
home here this week from malaria.
Miss Alice Boulder, of Elkton, is visit
ing Miss Alice Cochran in Middletown.
WIN. Wade, who recently removed from
Appleton to Newark, Del, is seriously ill.
The Providence Church Lyceum Of thi
town will meet hereafter every Wednesda.
Miss Sadie Reese this week entered
Darlington Seminary at West Chester, Pa
Joseph Cameron and VIM. Mearns o
the Ninth district each had harness stolel
recently.
Mrs. Charles NJ Boulder is visiting he
sister Mrs. John E. Rutherford at Harris
burg, Pa.
Go to Benefits and see their large stocl
of boots and shoes. The cheapest place tt
get them.
Mr.. Wilson L. Coudon, of North East
has been to Detroit, Michigan, with the
New York athletic club.
The case of Yates, VS.. the Mccullough
Iron Co., will be argued at the October term
of the Court of Appeals.
The work of walling the Bow street
sewer was completed by Bailif King and
workmen last Saturday.
George NJ. Russum, Esq, of Caroline
county. addressed the Harrison and Morton
Club of Elkton last evening.
ALI desiring to assist the w. G. T. U.
ladies will please contribute provisions fol
their eating booth at the fair. 2w.
The Ninth district Harrison aud Morton
Club at Zion, will be addressed this evening
by Henry M. Mccullough, Esq.
Twelve large schooners were at Sim
gerly's wharf on Thursday. All but one
brought wood for the pulp works.
st. Augustine Church, Bohemia Manor.
Rev. Jacob Miller will preach next Sunday
afternoon at 80. Infant Baptism.
% G. Warfeld, Esq, of Baltimore, ad.
dressed the Third district Cleveland and
Thurman club, Wednesday evening.
Rev. Elm Kirk will preach in Rosebank
Hall, Sunday September. % at p. IN. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Laura lamar, daughter of Register
of Wills, R. E. lamar left this week fol-
Cham bersbere, Pa, where she will attend
school.
When you visit Baltimore. stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf.
MIR. A. A Jones, agent of the Cecil
Hedge Wire Fence Company, who has been
out of the county for some months, returned
this week.
Captain Sejelkin has just arrived at
Scott's wharf with fresh cargo of fine
oysters. He will sell them shucked or in
the shell.
Mr.. Frank B. Harvey returned to Dick
inson College on Tuesday after spending his
summer vacation with his father, Daniel
Harvey, Esq.
-Rt. Rev. A. A. Curtis, bishop of Will
minton, will officiate at the Elkton Catholic
Churc.. next Sunday morning at 10. 80 and
at 4.30 p. m.
There will be a Republican Mass Meet.
ing held here on Thursday. October, 18th
at which speakers of National reputa ion
will deliver addresses.
For a nice lunch of oysters, coffee sand
witches, etc, call on the ladies at the w. c.
T. u, booth north of Mitchell Hall at any
time during the Fair. 2w.
Selma Davidson has a Pampus or ass
plant in the yard of the tenant house o.
County Commissioner James c. Crothers
which contains II blooms.
Miss Ellen Darrell, of this place received
first premium for the best display Of cottor
embroidery at the Pennsylvania State fail
at Philadelphia last week.
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 If.
Marks Lieberman is having a new ad
dition built to his residence to replace tha
destroyed by fire at the time the Howard
House stables were burned.
Mr.. Carter Wilson, of the Government
Printing Office, Washington, D. c., anG
formerly connected with THE WING office
visited friends in EIkton this week.
Read what Prettyman SAYS about hi
brag boot called " Prettyman's Choice"
boot thai has given such general satisfac
ton must surely have some merit.
At Providence A. U. NJ. P. Church to
morrow Sunday the pastor Rev. w. H
Fax will preach in the morning and
stranger will fill the pulpit at night.
MIR. T. G. Crouch, one of Elkton's old
est business men, offers his residence AM
the storeroom, now occupied by DIR. Georg
L. Morrow as an office. for sale or rent.
The Republicans of the Eighth distric
will raise a pole on Wednesday afternoo
next at Mt. Zoar. Henry M. Mccullough
Esq will deliver an address at night in th
hall.
Capt. VIM. A. Wright has been quit
Ill this week at his residence on High stree
His condition was regarded as serious earl
in the week but he is now reported to
improving
pleased to see you at their reception ter
where you will find a check departmer
where you can leave wraps, parcels, etc
and besides an elegent lunch. 2w.
Miss Eliza Mccullough, VINO occupit
the house of Mr.. Thomas bremen opposi
the Presby terrain Church will discontinu
housekeeping shortly. The house will /
occupied by Mr.. John M. Tucker.
The challenge of Mr.. Enoch Noyes
Democrats for debate on the tariff issr
as been accepted by James T. Graham,
Perryville, and the joint debate will tai
place at Port Deposit, Septembe 10Th.
Mr. VIM. Falls and Messrs. Elder an
Kershaw owners of the Park stables cou
not agree on terms for that property an
consequently Mr.. Falls has decided to bui
new stables in the rear of the Farmer
Hotel The repairs to the hotel are approach
ing completion. MIR. Falls will move fro
the Howard House to his property in fe
weeks. The Howard House will be close