The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-07-27
SCL0gAt DEPARTMENT. "


campmeeting beginning today.
IT. X. Burk's Consolidation Show al
pears in Elkton, Thursday August LIST. -
MIR. Manly Drennen is building an al
tractlve new porch to his residence on Eas
Main street.
Cards are out for the wedding of MI
Charles p. Cooper and one of the fair ladie
OF Port Deposit.
The Easton Ledger is little off in it
geography, when it states in Between tn
Bays" items, that Glasgow is in Cecil"
The American Strawboard Company O
Chicago, ILL.,, HAS purchased the business o
the Chestertowu Manufacturing Company
The Free Methodist Camp Meeting nea
Leslie station, on the B. & o. railroad begal
on Wednesday, and will continue one week
When you visit Baltimore, stop at tn
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accom- mod..tions and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
Mrs. Mahan, mother of Mr. Rees
Mahan, register of voters for the Fourtl
district died rather suddenly on Wed
nesday.
There will be preaching at Union NJ. E
Church tomorrow, Sunday afternoon a
three o'clock by Rev. T A. 81. O'Brien
pastor.
The Groome Guards arrived home las
evening from Frederick where they had
- been in camp for ten days. They report an
enjoyable time.
1t is reported that the interior of tn,
residence of Mrs. E. B. Groome will soon b,
remodeled, and many more modern con
veniences added.
VIM. H. Oler, Of the Cochran, Oler Ic,
Co., who owns houses near Perryvlle, died
suddenly in Baltimore on Friday last, in the
list year of his age.
The DdUn, a monthly paper published
by Rev. E. W. Scott, is now published al
Elkton. This paper was ests blshed at Mel
vale, Baltimore County, in 1886.
"A gasoline stove at the residence of Mr.
George McQnilkin exploded one day tbi.
week. The fire was extinguished before any
damage of consequence was done
The publication of the County state.
ment this week takes considerable space
that is usually given to reading matter. 1t
will prove of interest, however. to tax.
payers.
Mr.. Marks Lieberman, clothier, spent
four days last week at Atlantic City, and
gained five and "A half pounds in weight He
boarded at the cottage of Mrs. Cohn on Ken
lucky Avenue.
The Masonic excursion to Colchester on
Wednesd ~ was not success in point OF
attendance or financially. About one hun.
dred and fifty persons participated and had
an enjoyable day.
Mrs. Atkinson, widow of the late John
Atkinson and for MANY years resident Of
this town died at the home of her daughter
In North E st this week. Her funeral took
place ON Thursday.
President T. n. Williams, of Washing
ton College, Chestertown, has rendered his
resignation. 1t was accepted by the board
of visitors. There are a number of appli
cants tor the position.
Read the new card of the Nottingh am
Female Seminary which opens Septemb Der
9th. The principal, George X. Bechtel, is
an able and experienced educator and the
site of the seminary is very healthy.
The Conference Academy at Dover
Del, a Boarding and Day School for bott
! sexes, prepares for college, business ant
1 teaching. Terms, $500 per year. For cata
logue, apply TO w. L. Gooding, Princi
Apal. July20 5w.
81 The collection at Wright's A. M. f
Church last Sunday and Monday nigh
amounted to (S1O2 94) one hundred and TIVE
Dollars and ninety-four cents. We are very
:. thankful to our many friends for their lib
: iral contributions. d G. Hill, pastor.
"A special meeting of the Orphans
! sourt was held on Tuesday. The letters o
administration granted Edwin C. Collins
:. D the estate of his father, the late Jacob T
= ssllins, were revoked and new lerte ISSUED
AWm j. Collins, who is the oldest son o
deceased.
The creamery at Cecilton is doing {
fishing business. The separator at Earle
sconnected with the Cecilton creamery
Swing about 1000 pounds of milk daily
(. (pf the farmers of the district intent
- Sc their stock of rnilch cows and d.
leo. c = raising next year.
~, ally at Elkton A. U NJ. p Churcl
loo. ay was grand success. Rev. c
g of Chester, Pa, preached tw
ab,n ls In the morning and afternoon
RsrE hippey, of Wilmington, Del
a. forcible manner at night. A
preached in 10 was taken.
collection of 81
u,,,, Aing among the machiner
of,ha INC work snry, Harry Clifford of III
=. Tue skewer facs his hand badlv cut las
week. Cbas NJ rman of the same dis
trict fell off load Of hay the other day an
was hurt so severely Il at ne mas oeen aimos
entirely incapacitated ID Work since.
The Pennsylvania ''roaa excursio
to Colchester Beach via FerryVi'ie LOOK
persons from Elkton on Thu rsday. "A iarg
number also went from NoN'h Hase' LII
4 train was run in two sectionst tue hrs' pe'l'
composed entirely of passengeSs 'ro'h I'll
: adelphia and other stations above whining
n ton.
Architect Flood, of Philadelphia, lai
ont the foundation of the new bank puildin
~ nearly opposite THE WING office on Tue
! day. We understand that the building wi
be for banking purposes only and that th
residence of the cashier will not be attached
A Waterman will be employed to guard th
building.
There rs no foundation for the repol
current for some time that Mr.. Diebert col
templated removing his boat building plar
from Elk Landing On account of being III
able to secure additional land The owner
of the adjoining land have offered to sell !
a low figure should Mr.. Deibert's bushes
require it
The Hartford Coanty Democrats MAD
their n ,minations last week. Candidat
we're voted for direct Benjamin Silver, Jl
was chosen for State Senate and Messr
George w. Richardson. VIM. B. Hopkin
w. w. Preston and Noble Mitchell f
House of Delegates Messrs. Preston ar
Mitchell were mem bers of the last Legisl
ture. For County Commissioners, DIR. Sea
borough, of the Fifth district, James Poo
of the Third, William Hope, of the Fourt
and George e Silver, of the Second, we
selected. Charles McGaw was nominal
for sheriff BENZ. Silver, Jr., the nomin
for State Senate, was member of the Hou
of Delegates in 1884 and 1886 and is a so
in-law of State Treasurer Stevenson Arch'