The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-03-30
GLOGAL DEPARTMENT.. y

"A we'll "a feet in diameter is being dul
at the pulp works.
Read the new advertisement of Franz
Price in another column.
MIR. William NJ. Singerly spent Sunday
last at his villa in Elkton.
Now is the time to buy nice spring
suit made to order cheap. Frank Kerr &
Son.
Rev. Charles A. Hill, wife and child, o.
Censreville, visited friends in Elkton this
week.
We make to order nice pair of trous-
ers for 81 so, call and examine. Frank Kerr
& Son.
Notice the new advertisement of Mr.. E
H. Rowland's imported Percheron horse,
"Mahomet."
Mrs. Litzen berg has a new card in this
issue to which we call the attention of our
lady readers.
Sheriff johnson employed j. X. P. RAJ
cine as special deputy during the trial OF
the criminal cases in court.
Meat to the value of about $40 was
stolen from the cellar of Mr.. Samuel HI. Mil
Ter, near Elkton, this week.
Rev. WIN. Schouler will hold service in
the schoolhouse at Andora tomorrow (Sun-
day. at 2 80 p. m. All are invited
The Young Peoples Social Clab of Elk
tIa a,,f
Miss Effie Smith, on North street extended.
MIR. Frank johnson and wife, of Perry
mans, Hartford County, visited his father,
Sheriff Samuel NJ. johnson, on Wednesday.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accom- modations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
r. A. Seminar Il Sons, paper dealers of
Philadelphia failed this week. Mr.. Seminar
is native of the Fourth district of this
county.
Miss Henrietta lamar, daughter of Reg
lister of Wills Reuben f. lamar, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. T B. Horwitz. on Madison
Avenue. Baltimore.
Winfield Mcdowell recently sold A
acres of land to William P. Swisher OF Row
landville for $1,000. The land adjoined the
farm of Mr.. Swisher.
There will be a meeting of Post G.. A
R., at their rooms on North street this (Sat-
urday) evening at 30 o'clock. A full at
tendance is regarded.
John w. Passmore, of Salem, Ohio, Wis
tied his father, Ellis p. Passmore, of Rising
Sun, last week. The latter, who has been
very ill, is improving.
Crouch Chapel Sunday School will reor-
ganize on Sunday afternoon next at 2.3O
o'clock. Pray r meeting will be held at 3.15
p. u. All are invited.
Rev. Charles A. Hill, of Centreville,
Md, will preach in the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Eikton, Sunday March 31st, at
10 80 a. M, and Z. 80 p. IN.
-Deviled crabs are now in season at
Giles and are unusually good this year.
Fine salt oysters received every day. Call
at the North street restaurant.
Evan Ainscow will sell on Tuesday,
April 9Th at his farm on the Frenchtown
turnpike As head of mich cows. steers and
heifers Read the advertisement.
Harry Clemson, Hal lamar and Her
bert d. Lirzenberg, students Of West Not
tingham Academy, spent last Sunday at
their homes in Elkton and vicinity.
The body found in Christiana Creek
which it was thought might have been that
of Andrew Mccullough was on investiga-
ton found to be that of colored man.
&C. NJ. Childs has accepted position as
travelling agent for Western Pennsylvania
cigar firm He removed mis- family from
Conowingo to Ro landville on Monday.
Frank Bradbury, Jr., the well known
provision dealer, cut his leg badly on Fri
day by the slip of his butcher knife. DR..
Stuart Smith put few stitches in the wound
tor him.
The Groome Guards recently received
new rifles. They are the improved Spring
field. They are of smaller calibre and have
wind gauge and improved sight They will
soon be tested in rifle practice.
Mr.. H. f. Boutwell,, who held the po-
sition of night operator at the clock station
in Elkton for a number of months has re-
signed the position. Warren Grosh, Jr.,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
w. F. Overholt, formerly principal of
the Friends School at Rising Sun, has
passed an examination by the State Board
of Pharmacy in Baltimore, and was regis
tered as pharmacist and druggist for that
city.
Ball of Oak Hall is astonishing the ma
tives at the prices of his new spring stock OF
clothing. Note his new price list. Business
must be good at Oak Hall, because Ball has
one re-Moore-salesmen than he had
last year.
The pulpit of the Elkton NJ. E. Church
was not filled last Sunday as was expected
by Rev. f. j. Cochran. In the morning
Rev. Frank Perkins, formerly pastor of the
Elkton Free Methodist Church, preached
There was no service at night.
William Grason has again assumed the
management of the Maryland House Rising
Sun. Stephen j. Woodrow, who has re-
Gently conducted this house, moved tt
Conowingo on Monday and took charge o
the Railroad House at that place.
the careers of our friends James Wharton
and Samuel Smith by running train at
high rate of speed past the station here whil
another train was standing, was given
months vacation by the railroad compan.
without pay.
"A lamp exploded in the yelling of Mr.
Ruthvin on Sunday night when no one wa
at home but the children of the family. MI
A. Evans Taylor discovered the fire whic
had gained considerable Roadway and wit
the assistance of others e1tinguished il
Two children were sleeping near the fire.
Mrs. Rose G. Eastwood, wife of Nlilto
j. Eastwood, and daughter of Edward 7
and Rebecca A. Mask. formerly of Geo
County died in Wilmington. Del, on Mon
day. Her funer Il was held Thursday after
noon from the residence of her husband
the First Presbyterian Church. Intermen
at Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs. Richards, wife of Ex-Delegate ,
Granville Richards, of the Sixth distric
had d narrow escape from horrible deaf
one day last week. She had raked SON
dead leaves and grass together and set fiji
20 the pile She turned around and 500
discovered hat her dress was on fire. ST
called for assistance. and with the aid of