The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-02-16
sGLOgAL DEPARTMENT. u


COW this week by death.
Miss Lizzie Walmsley, of Elkton, is
visiting friends in New York city.
"A dry goods and grocery store has been
opened at Barksdale by George 1. Smith.
Alexander E. Sewers, has had his bar
Der shop improved by painting and grain
ing.
Miss Ida Squire. of near Port Deposit,
vi tied Miss Hendricksou. OF Oxford, last
week.
Rev. j. D. Carey will hold service in
North East, ON Sunday evening next at
7.30 p. III.
Mrs. VIM. Jamison hns urchased from
Oliver Maxwell his brothers store property
at Cowantown.
Miss E'sie Bond, of Port Deposit and
Miss Virginia Foulk, of Wilmington visited
the Misses Hogg in Elkton this week.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
WIN. Boys young man while cutting
down a tree on Red Hill Yesterday morning
upon him.
-Messrs R. G. Chase 4 Co., of Philadel.
phia, want steady energetic men to sell
their choice and hardy nursery stock. No
tice their card.
Mr.. Philip NJ. Groves will have pub
lie sale of his entire stock and farming
I implements on the Bratton farm in Elk
Neck in March
Don't forget that the ladies' of the Elk
ton Catholic Church will hold a supper in
1 Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday and
4 Thursday evenings next
A 1t has been decided to hold the mission
4 airy anniversary of the Elkton Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School ON the evening of
Wednesday March 18th.
Richard H. Groves who reside. on the
Tuite farm near Ekton advertise. for sale
valuable horses cows, farming implements
etc. Read the card in another column.
JAS. Law, died at his fathers residence
near Appleton on Saturday aged about 81
years. The funeral took place Tuesday at
noon. The interment vas made at Head of
Christiana Church.
John Alexander. of North East. mem
Der Of the Typographical corps of The Cecil
Star, who fractured his arm last summer
while playing ball. broke the same arm last
week by throwing ball
The Mission Bands of the ElktoG Pres
byterian Church have postponed the Grain
bow Tea and Bazaar" which it was stated in
our last issue would be held on the evening
of Washington's Birthday.
George b. Kyle and Miss Ella NJ. Hug
gins both residing near Appleton, Cecil
county were married about o'clock OH
8 Tuesday afternoon at the Elkton Catholic
4 parsonage by Rev. j. d. Carey.
q Mr. Robert f Strickland, of Elkton,
s and Rev. VIM. T. Hammond of North East
Il attended the meeting Of the Grand Lodge,
& Kuigb of Pythiss this week in Baltimore
= representing the lodges of their respective
towns.
The stockholders of the Elkton Gene.
terry Company held their annual meeting
ted: President, Dr. r. C. Mackall: Secre-
i tary, John Partridge; Treasurer, William J.
Jones.
Joseph Booth & sons and Joseph Nc
Neal succeeded in filling their ice houses
8 with good ice. Mr.. Henry Vnsinger who
i had enough ice left over from last winter
TO supply his traderdid not harvest any
u this season.
Mr. John Denver who resides near Iron
kill has his wood sawed in a novel way.
j e has erected a ome-made windmill
Sshich operates the and saves much
2. ,or All the machinery but the saw he
Gde himself
E-The Carrie Stanley troupe that met with
Tor success here is not doing much better
=, kther places They left Easton without
fr;sTIing their engagement, the Ledger says
.nros,ahly thinking that this is a poor place
for a POOR show.
Newport, Del, is to have newspaper
oho,. Ne first of March. 1t will be called
.hs Mort Enterprise and will be Gin
,,oI;.;os pAapubican, in religion Christian,
and in all Killings progressive" j. B. Brig
t ,,i,, editor.
coa, EElktonians attended the concert
y Tuesday Club of Wilmington
-o,; tlast week. Mrs. W. E. Avery
Ahorus as did also Mrs. H. A
,,,,1o, Mrs. Ohio Rowland wives of
forne- c.ci,1 CONTAINS.
Mr. .Jobkl Feehy, telegraph operator
n, ,ba WI. & B. station, Wilmington,
Da1 srert sS.veral days with his parents in
1,,l,,o., this 4week. Mr.. Feehly who is
.a,,; obort Svacation also visited Wash
teton n C.. And other places.
NJ r Cbgase, well known temper
o.,.or ds,; S-sred addresses in North
IN u r,burcsh Thursday evening and
U,l,,a T. SJhurch Friday evening
/. NJ Cb,sa ia PasA Grand Worthy Chief
Templar of the Orderk OF 6oon leihpi"rS.
Over 60 persons, M oSC au"l'S nave pro-
fessed conversion at thet revival II" Cecli'oii
NJ E. Church of which NeV' L. u A'Ains
is pastor The meetings arr s'iil I'D progress
An effort is being made to lSecure the return
of Mr.. Atkins to this chukch ior ahother
year.
DIR D. Hayes ANEW, the 'S'ih s"isne'
Philadelphia physician visited I pr. H. H.
Mitchell on Tuesday afternoon. Nfie was Oh
the opinion that Dr. Mitchell's tcondition
was not so serious as he CDR. Mitchell
thought and that he might be ont in few
weeks.
There WAS short-lived strike att the
McCullougk Irnu COMMANDS works in Will
mington this week. Twenty puddlArs
struck on Tuesday night because the places
of two dis satisfied "drag outs had been
: filed by other hands. The matter was set
tied the next day.
We have recsived from the Pennsyl
yania Railroad Company can outline of the
Inaugural Ceremonies and handbook o
Washington 1t contains much usefu
information for persons contemplating ;
visit to Washington for tho first time during
the Inauguration.
Miss Marie Davis, teacher of instru
mental music, will hereafter, instruct pupil
whose homes she does not visit, at the resi-
deuce of Mrs Salle J. Smith on Howar'
strset. Miss Davis who is an excellen
teacher has sufficient time to instruct tw
or three more pupils.