The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-11-09
GLOGAt DEPARTMENT. y


ward c. Collins and John Thackery for the
proposed nail factory here.
1T was a quiet election day in Elkton.
There was but one fight at the polls, white
man striking a colo-ed one.
-Bailff George T. Howard, arrested
Frank Ferguson for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct on election day
Mr. Gillespie, formerly of Conowingo,
has succeeded H. B. Miller, as station agent
on the P Railroad at Peach Bottom.
The well-known PAGER "Sagwa" owned
bv Mr.. S. r Foard of Elkton. has been sold
to a Mr.. Henderson of Philadelphia for
$500.
When Won visit Baltimore. stop at the
Maltby House, where will he fonnd first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
S. p. Foard's, PAGER Slgwa took third
money at the Point Breeze races near Phil
adelphia last week. R. T. C. Crouch drove
Ssgwa.
Rev. VIM. Schouler will hold service in
Scboolhouse at Andora, tomorrow (Sun-
day. afternoon at half-past two. All are
invited.
The ''Y'' w. C. T. U. of Zion, will meet
at the residence of Miss jamie Scarborough,
Thursday afternoon, November 18th, at 2. 80
o'clock.
A pair of o. s Frenchs' mill burrs for
the purpose of grinding feed has been placed
in the mill of Howard Brown in the Ninth
District.
The Pink Tea of Trinity Guild, Elkton,
will he held in Odd Fellows Hall, Wednes
day and Thursday nights, November 18th
and 18th.
R. Carter Wilson and T. B. r. Wright
two former E:kton typos, now in the Gov
eminent printing office came here on Tues
dav to vote.
Mr.. James c. Bell has removed to his
winter residence on the Susquehanna river
at Conowingo, from his summer residence
on the Hudson.
Rev. Sam Small, the celebrated preacher
and lecturer, will lecture this evening at Ok,
ford, Pa, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Elkton Cornet Band on Wednesday
evening rendered a scramble to John s.
Writ and Hester Hess, Esqs. successful
candidates for the legislature.
Rev Jacob Miller will preach in Town
Point SCHOOL, ouse next Sunday afternoon,
services commencing at 30 O'Clock
s'Comc, for all things are now ready"
MIR. Henry Vinslnger, the well.known
manufacturer of roller -four in this place,
has handsome new wagon in which he
delivers a fine quality of roller -four to his
customers.
The ladies of the Eikton Presbyterian
Church at missionary Tea" gwen at the
Manse on Friday of last week realized about
S106 dollars which will be used for home
and foreign missions.
John f. Wilson has opened an office in
Wilmington, Del, at 5l1 Shipley street and
will he there on Thursdays and Fridays of
each week. He will only he at his office in
Elkton on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
November Book NEWS (John wana-
maker, Philadelphia), has portraits of
Thackeray, Edward Bellamy, Bulwer Lvt-
ton, Douglas Jerrel l, and a detached por-
trait of Edna Lyall, the English novelist.
Mr.. John Hogan, of Wilmington, Del.
has purchased the farm of Mr.. John Lock
ley, on Red Hill. 1t consists of 81 acres,
and 81 800 was the price paid. We under
stand that Mr.. Lockley will remove to
Elkton.
The closing exercises of Pearson Grove
Sunday School were not held last Sunday
afternoon owing TO the Indictment weather.
They will he held to morrow when DIR. S. NJ.
Osmoud, George Johnston and c. B. Finley
are expected to make addresses.
There was a great Jam about the polls
for about half an hour before they closed.
Voters were afraid the window would close
before they got their ballots in and crowded
each other very much. Improved however
that all had sufficient time to vote.
Justice | S. Deford received $3.50 from
the P. w. & r. Railroad Company for in
juries received several weeks ago while IN
loading a car of lumber. He sustained in
juries to his head and back by being thrown
from the car by other cars being run agains
it.
Isaiah Elton, plumber of Wilmington
has been employed BY DIR. Fl. II. Mitchell
to place a steam heating apparatus in the
ar1 HauSn This l.,
been reprinted, repapered, and furnished
with a large range, bath rooms and hot ant
cold water.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa
peake City, Rev. Jacob Miller Rector Ser
vices next Sunday morning at IL o'clocl
Subject, -''Co- operation Evening a
o'clock. Subject, = deferred from forme
occasion) 'Anathema Maranatha" ha
does it mean? All are invited.
All the former mem bers of Battery B.
LIST Md. Light Artillery, known as Snow
Battery are invited to attend a reunion +
be held in Port Deposit. Saturday Nov. 9th
1889. (Signed) Thomas Kirk, Theodore j
Vanneman, John A. Orr, Granville 7
Shauck, James II. Kidd, committed 4w
John Long, a we'll known citizen Q
Elkton was stricken with paralysis abou
8o'clock Wednesday evening and is now il
precarious condition He was in bushes
in Elkton for many years nd accumulate
considerable property. He formerly reside
in Port Deposit. Mr. Long is over 20 year
old.
As is well known the Prohibition tickle
did not have on it the names of any candi
dates for county commissioners. All Elk
tonian filled the vacant pace on his tickle
with the following na nes Samuel B. Foard
Thomas w. Tyson and Levi f. Boulder
Whether the ticket was voted or not we di
not learn.
Mrs. Emma Ewing, formerly of EIktor
who has recently been Professor of Iudu,
trial Economy al Pertlue University, Lafay
cite. Indiana, has removed to KAus City
Mo, where assisted by her husbn ~, Wu
Piukney Ewing. she is about opening Oh
first cooking school in that growing an
progressive city.