The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-12-14
.GLOgAL DEPARTMENT. y

L Wells, Elkton,
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, j.
Wilkinson, Elkton. tt
-Robt j. Jump, Esq, of Denton, Md,
was in Elkton on Monday.
Clinton Mccullough, Esq, has been
confined to bed by illness this week.
Rev. ]. B. Mann, of Williamsport, Pa
visited Rev. Charles Hill this week.
You can get the latest December styles
in Hats, and Bonnets at Mrs. Halls.
The Bird Cultivator Works at Colora
will commence operations about the first oil
the year.
If you want to save dollars, insure your
property with Manly Drennen, General In
ance Agent. Decl4-ow.
The Salvation Arm Y is quartered in the
Boulder warehouse while the barracks are
being improved.
Those who want steady work can get a
good paying job by reading the lad" head
ed work for the winter" 4w.
st. Augustine Church Rev. Jacob
Miller will hold service and preach next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All invited
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
The "Y" w. c. T. U. of Zion will meet
at the residence OF Mrs. Dr. Clifford Thurs
off har of
o'clock
The Cherry Hill NJ E. Church will be
opened tomorrow week, December %.
Revs. DR.. Murray, Todd and Hill will
preach during the day and evening.
Miss Katie A. Jones, daughter of Mr..
Thos J. Jones, formerly of This town and
we'll known here, will be married Decem Der
18th to Mr.. T. J. B. Watts, of Baltimore.
The date of the next meeting of the
Wilmington NJ. E. Conference has been
made March 25th. Milford was selected by
the last conference as the place of meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles L. Boulder and
Miss Alice Bou,den arrived at their new
home in Columbus, Texas, last Friday after
noon in good health. Miss Alice was indis-
posed during the journey but recovered.
Delaware College boys evidently intend
to get in better fighting shape next yeal. A
Wilmington exchange notes that Tony
STANFORD has been engaged to give boxir G
lessons at the College during December.
Go to Mrs. Halls if you want Whit
D., L. A. Ill
kinds of fruit, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Malaga Grapes, Toys of all kinds, walking
and talking Dolls, prices to suit the times.
Thieves entered the hardware store of
NJ. E. & G. E. Kirk, at an early hour on
Saturday morning and stole knives, razors,
etc., to the value of from S10O to 1925. The
store was entered through a side window.
Major Henry f. Alvord, director of
Md. Ayr. College, will read a paper at the
December meeting of the Cecil Farmers
Club which will be held at Mr.. Joseph Cou-
don's near Perryville, on Thursday the 10Th
inst.
M. Harry C. Huru has purchased the
oyster saloon of ex-Sheriff R. L. Thomas,
OppOSibO buC Souib NIL lIuiu
conduct frst-class restaurant. The build
ing has been reprinted and papered by Cor
oner Litzenberg.
The Bay View Public School will give
an entertainment in the Burns Building,
consisting of dialogues, recitations, tableaux.
music, both vocal and instrumental, Friday
evening. December Goth, 1889. Popular
prices of admission.
james McKinsey, after serving two
years in the House of Correction for viola
lions of the prohibitory law arrived home
this week. "Jim" is looking the better for
his long sojourn at the States boarding
house at Jessup's Cut.
The hearts of the members of the Saliva
ton Army here will be gladdened on Christ
mas by the presence of their former officer,
the fair young Captain Skidmore. The SER
vices at the barracks Christmas will be OF a
very interesting character.
We call the atten ton of our readers to
the public sale of valuable stock by Town
send Pool on Friday next. Mr.. Poole will
sell 80 head of registered, thoroughbred and
grade Jerseys, also horses, mules, "a
sheep, 6 shoats, and pigs.
Mrs. Elmira Hunt, widow of NJ. J.
Hunt, died at her late residence near Rising
Sun on Monday last of pneumonia, in the
SD year of her age. Funeral services took
place on Thursday morning at 10. 80 O'Clock
at the residence of her son E. NJ. Hunt.
A. H.
J. Archer Lambert well-known citizen Of
North East and Miss Harriet johnson q
daughter of he late Enoch Johnson of this
county. The ceremony will take place or
Tuesday evening the twenty fourth inst.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa
peake City, Rev. Jacob Miller, Rector. Ser
vices next Sunday at IL a. m. aud p. m
Morning sermon, "The Naming of John th'
Baptist" Evening, "The Church in Sardis
or Spiritual Lukewarmness." All are in
vited.
"A closing entertainment was given or
Tuesday evening at Crouch Chapel by tn
Sunday School of which Mr.. S. j. Keys il
teacher. The exercises included recitations
lOouihk duu olbsibRs ihO "O'
treated to fruit, confectionery and cake al
forward.
The Elkton COrnet Band seran ade
Sheriff J. A. Boyd and Clerk c. Fl. Smit
on Tuesday evening. They also played
few airs in front of the Howard House
Very few towns of this size have ban
capable of rendering as good music as tn
one in Elkton.
An eleven year-old boy residing nea
Plum Point, about four miles from tow
walked to Elkton on Tuesday night to hea
the band play. After enjoying the mus
he started howe but was given a night
lodging by charitable person residin
about mile from town.
DR.. j. H. lamar received a TELEGRAM
Thursday from his brother, Lieut.. Mitche
lamar, of Annapolis, that his second daugl
ter, Daisy, aged about seven years, ha
died of diphtheria and that the other men
bers of the family were ill from the drea
disease. DIR. lamar LETT yesterday for Al
napoiis.
AT a meeting last Saturday Elkto
Grange No. 45, p. of H., elected the follow
ing officers: Master, n. P. Manly; oversee
John F. Roach; lecturer, II. P. Fowle
steward, John Abel; assistant steward,
T. R. Ward; chaplain. S. X Blake; trea
urer, j. T. Jones; secretary, W. r. Gros
gate-keeper, Geo. W. Roberts; Pomona, MI
L, j. Manly; Flora, Mrs. w. w. Fowle
Ceres, Mrs. p. II. Grosh; lady assista
steward, Mrs. A. f. r. Ward.