The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-04-27
GLOgAL DEPARTMENT, v

Note A. C. Yates & Co.'S new card.
Thomas Freeman, of Philadelphia spent
Sunday last in Elkton.
Read Granville B. Haines & Co.'S large
advertisement of choice Spring Wraps.
Mr.. John H. McCracken was reap
pointed Post Master at North East this
week.
Mrs. H. H. Shippers, of Philadelphia,
have been visiting her father Mr.. VIM. II.
Elder.
Rev. John Squier officlated on Sunday
at the Middletown, Del, Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Rhoda Stienacher has returned to
her home in Baltimore after visit'to Miss
Sallie McNeal.
-J,mes Archer, Esq, of the Baltimore
City Bar visited his cousin, Albert Consta-
bic, Esq, this week,
Mr.. John Torbert and Miss Patty Tor
bert of Wilmington, Del, have been visit
ing Miss Jane Torbert.
Miss Mary Miller who has been visiting
Miss Lidie Alexander has returned to her
home in Kent county.
On Easter morning the offering IN Trim
ity Church was added to the organ fund
which now amounts to about $500.
Mr.. VIM. Alexander of Chester and Mr..
Albert Meddlers, of Kent county spent
Easter at Mr.. John E. Alexander's.
Henry NJ. Mccullough, ESQ, will read
an essay before the Third District Republi-
can club on Monday evening next.
Rev T. Snowden Thomas will preach
in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Ches-
apeake City, next Sabbath April 2Sth.
Misses Bessie and BERTHE Miller, visited
their brother Harry Miller, of Miller & Jen
kins, in Wilmington, Del, this week.
Miss Mary Jackson and Mrs. William
Brackin of Wilmington, Del, have been
visiting Miss Sallie jackson of Elkton.
st. Augustine Church. Rev. Jacob
Miller will preach tomorrow afternoon at
2 30. A cordial invitation is extended to all
j. E. Bradbury & Bro, will have fine
stall fed beef on sale to-day at their store in
the Hollow, from which choice cuts can be
had.
The whale which had been exhibited
here several days was taken to Chesapeake
City on Tuesday and from there to Havre
de Grace.
Thieves entered the smoke house of Mr..
John Dewitt who resides near Rock Church
on Sunday evening last and stole considera-
BILE meat.
Governor jackson has decided to follow
the advice of his physician and not attend
the Inauguration Centennial, in New York
next week.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
George E. Haddaway, deputy collector
OF internal revenue, announces that he will
be at the Clerks Office, Elkton, on Tuesday,
April 30th.
Henry Brown, son of Montgomery
Brown, went to Philadelphia on Monday
where he will receive instructions in short
hand writing.
The handsome flow ers in the yard of the
residence of Rev. j. d. Carey are very much
admired. The tulips, hyacynths, ETC., are
very beautiful.
MIR. W.O. Gilmour, of Baltimore, for
merly business manager of the Cecil Demo-
crat, wife and child spent Sunday last with
friends in Elkton.
1.-THE Social Glass;" drama, will be
rendered at Rising Sun this Saturday
evening under the auspices of Crystal Lodge
of Good Templars.
MIR. A. A. Mccullough and Miss Caro-
line Mccullough of Norfolk, Va, this week
visited their aunt Mrs. Eliza Mccullough
who is still quite i'll.
r G. Thackery, Esq, Of this town has
been elected member of the Political Com
nittee for the coming year of the Young
Mems Republican Club of Baltimore city.
From now to May the 10th we will be
at our old stand here in Elkton, after that al
and come and come and see us. f. Pretty
man.
Mr.. George T. Berriker has returned t.
his home at Calvert after teaching the Hick
ory Grove School in the northern portion o
Chester, County, Pa, for the past sever
months.
WIN. Freeman and Anna White, (col
ored) were married by the Rev. William
Schouler on Thursday evening at 8 o'clocl
at the Episcopal Church. Mr.. VIM. Boulder
was best man.
Miss A. Laura Jones of Chesapeake Cit,
delivered an address last week at the sew
enth anniversary of the Phil omathean Lit
ersry Society OF Western Maryland College
at Westminster.
Rev. T. A. H. O'Brien, of Cherry Hill
assisted Rev. Jacob Told, of Grace Churcl
at the marriage OF Chas. H. Smith, Jr, ant
Miss Mary E. Rice, in Wilmington on Wed
nesday afternoon.
The services at the Free Methods
church on Sunday will consist of Sunda
School with black board exercise at $50 a
m. and preaching at 1920 and 7.45 p. m. b.
the pastor w. H, Laning.
The Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
Maryland was in session in Baltimore thi
week. The delegates from the Cecil Medics
Society were DIR. j H. lamar, S. T. Roman
j. H. Mccullough and VIM Kennedy.
Misses Mamie Haines, Eva Scott, Be.
sic Scott and Stella Haines, and Messr
Reuben Haines and Richard Reese attende
the Juch-Perotti concert at the Wilmin,
ton Opera House on Wednesday evening.
-Elkton painters were offered 50 tn
week for an hours work. 1t was to pair
a chimney on new Elkton residence. b
ing perilous undertaking the work W.
refused by several handlers of the BRUSH
~-It is said that two dogs III North Ea
that were bitten by the mad dog that wi
killed in this place few weeks ago recent
went mad. Also that one in Charleston
that was bitten became mad and was sho
Appropriate services will be held
Trinity Church, Elkton, on Tuesday Apr
Both, the centennial of the Inauguration
Washington. The services will begin
1870 a. H., and include an address by I'll
Rector.
Our well-known fellow-townsman,
Bond Brown, has resigned the position
travelling agent for Wilmington fir
which he has held tor some time and a
cepteti position with large life insuran
company with headquarters at Syracuse, !
v He will enter on his duties in about tt