The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-04-07
AcLOGAL DEPARTMENT. y

Miss Mollie Drennen Is Visiting IN w ASH
ington, d. G.
Elk. Governor Groome spent Tuesday
night in Elkton.
Herring are becoming more plentiful III
the Elkton market and now retail at 10
cents per dozen.
We have received copy of The Car
1outonian, a spri ghtly new paper published
at Westminster, Md.
Edward Clifford, residing near Lombard
lost his valuable young stallion brilliant
from collie last Monday.
MIR. Charles G. Wells put an electric
burglar alarm in the jewelry store oil Mr.
VIM. j. Alrch this week.
Adam Forepaugh's circus exhibits at
Wilmington on Monday, May 9Th. A Wlld
West exhibition is attached.
FIX Governor Groome and wife attended
the wedding of his cousin Samuel Groom
in Philadelphia one day this week
Levi o. Cameron and Isaac ii. England,
trading under the firm name of Cameron q
England have dissolved partnership.
The New Orleans Minstrels made big
"jnmp' after performing at this place, their
next engagement being at Bristol, Pa.
Mr.. r. d. Rowland hes erected an at
tractive new sign in front of his cigar ana
tobacco store under the Howard House
MIR. S. B. Mccullough advertises very
ell Eiuhtb district OF this
county. Note the advertisement IN thiS
issue.
The young friends of Fred Lewis, son
of ex Delegate Jas. A. Lewis, OF ibis place.
gave him surprise party on wednesday
evening
VIM. Curripder, late proprietor OF the
Christiana, Del, hotel, has abandoned the
busipess and taken up his residence In
Newark.
--Bailiff King this week repaired the
damage TO the pavement on High street,
b.tweeu North and Bow streets, caused by
recent freshet.
William Wade, well known resident
of Appleton, this county, has moved TO
Reward, Del, taking a house opposite ST.
Thomas Church.
Capt VIM. B. Really has lot of prime
New York Early Rose Seed Potatoes at his
provision and meat store on Main street.
They are prime ones.
Rev. John R. Henderson, of Lyons
Farms, n. j., will occupy the pulpit OF the
Elkton Presbyterian Church tomorrow
Sunday morning and evening.
MIR. William Trimble. manager OF Sim
serly's pulp works, moved recently from
the west end of Elktou to Poplar Hill. He
drives to and from bis office daily.
-Gorton's Original New Orleans Min
strels gave performance in Odd Fellows
Hall on Monday evening before a crowded
house. The entertainment was pleasing.
When you visit Baltimore. stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found hrst
class accom- modations and exceedingly low
rates. MehI'Ii'
-Strawbridge s. Clother, the well-known
Philadelphia firm, call especial attention,
in this issue, to their new carpet depart
mept Read the card and note the prices.
Rev Mr.. Bowman, of North Carolina,
an able preacher, will conduct service a;
Household of Faith Church near Principle
Furnace, tomorrow morning and evening
Henry Spittle, residing on West Main
street, recently lost a one-s ear-old BLACK
more" colt. 1t was gored so badly by COW
also belonging to Mr.. Spittle as to cause it,
death.
Wn. Guthrie, proprietor of the village
tavern at Glasgow. we'll known to many
Cecil countiaDs who 60 to Delaware fol
stimulants, is lying very i'll and his recovery
is doubtful.
MIR. D. NJ Hanna offers at private sale
an excellent small farm near Mechanics
Valley with the personal property thereon
in this issue of THE WING. Note the ad
vertsement.
-Elkton has an amateur photographer
in the person of Mr.. Richard Reese. who
purchased an outfit some weeks since, and
has attained considerable proficiency In the
art of photography.
MIR. Winter L. Wilson, who has been
spending the Easter holidays with his
father, John E. Wilson, Esq, near Elkton
graduates from Lehigh University, Bethle
hem, Pa, this spring.
John Taylor, who resided in Oxford
Pa, for II years, or until a year ago, died al
the residence of his son-in-law jerome
Kimbell, Rising Sun, on Friday of last week
In the S4th year of his age.
MIR. John Hogg, recently while engaged
in cutting down a small tree his farm
, several miles east of Elkton, struck one o.
his legs below the knee with the axe, ant
\sustained painful wound.
The Rev. E. De r. Meares will holt
service in st. James Church, Port Deposit
OK Sunday, April sth, both morning ant
night, at usual hours. Mr.. Meares is from
Dan hsylvania and a most estimable clergy
man.
All Benefits new provision store in tn
"Holldw' you can purchase at loves
market \prices, shoulders, hams. chippe'
dried halt, potatoes, apples, oranges, lemons
oil Kinds pf canned goods, sc Give us
call.
We acknowledge, with thanks, the re
,.;n, of soAne excellent wedding oak
,hro,ab tho kcourtesy of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii
,v;n Cation hnd wish to again tender GU
bsst wish.s IN tthe popular clergyman an,
his BRIDE
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The executoK Oh 'he es'"ee OF tne iat
D.,an,airs Media piel advertises at publ
sale on Saturday, April 28th, farms an
tracts of woodland near North East, an
houses and lots in that town. Read tn
advertisement for pa rticulars.
Mr. Amos f. Pierson, well know
citizen of this town, ANNOUNCES in thi
issue of our paper his candidacy for til
Office of bailiff of the town. He promise
if elected to that office to discharge il
duties promptly and faithfully.
The Rev HI. Baldwin,, of Camden, Ne,
Jersey, will exchange with the rector {
Saint Mary's next Sunday, April 9Th. Hou
of service at Saint Mary's near PerryvilI'
halfpast ten A. NJ, and at Saint Mary
North East, at half-pa three o'clock.
Senator Clinton Mccullough and ID
r. c. Mackall, of the House of Delegate
arrived home this week after the adjoul
ment of the Legislat ure. Capt. WIN. G
Purnell, has leen detained in Annapolis b
his duties as secretary of the Senate whic
do not end with the adjournment of tn
body.