The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-14
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Wilkinson, Elkton. If
I WIN. Feehly has been appointed nigh
| agent at the Elkton depot.
Edwin Prettyman, fine Shoes, OIL Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del. May11.
Mr.. H. Clinton McCabe, of Elkton, i,
confined to his bed by illness.
The Singerly Pulp Works require over
l,5OO. 900 gallons of water a day.
"A tenant farmer wanted. Apply to DR.
Justice Dunott, near Elkton. Sep14-4t.
MFR. Day Cantwell of this town has en-.
;ared the senior class at Newark Academy.
Mr.. John Robinson, of Baltimore, is
visiting his brother.in.law, DIR. G. E. Nor
row.
Mrs. Dawson Jackson and daughter, OF
Cecil County.
Mr.. George Draper, young painter Of
this town, is about to build home for him.
self in Elktou.
MIR. Geo. Young, wife and son, of Chi.
sago have been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Rebecca Young. of this place.
Mr.. Frank Witworth and Miss Bertha
Witworth arrived home this week from AL
Iegheny City, Pa, where they spent about a
month.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
The Elkton National Bank has posted
notice that three per cent per annum will
be paid on time deposits of six or twelve
months.
The Eureka Fertilizer Company near
Perryville is building large addition to
their works. The new structure will be
254x85 feet.
The festival held in the yard of Mount
Pleasant NJ. E. Church in the Eighth dis
trict, two days last week was well attended
and about s25 realized.
The Groome Guards did not visit Balti
more on Thursday to take part in a sham
battle as they had intended. The storm
cansed them to stay at home.
The regular fall and winter arrangement
of services will be resumed at Trinity
Church, Elkton, to- morrow (Sunday.) Even
ing service at half-past seven.
Capt. Geo. r. Ash. who was appointed
one of the aids of the civic parade in Balti-
more by Chief Marshall Supplee. was un-
able to participate in the parade.
The report is again current that the
Howard House has been rented. The owner,
however, when asked by WING reporter,
stated that such was not the case.
An ice cream festival will be held at
the Rock Presbyterian Church on Wednes.
day evening September 18th. Proceeds for
the benefit of the Rock Academy.
Thirty students entered Delaware Col
lege at the beginning of the present term.
Seventeen held over from last year making
the total roll 81 The total numb Der last year
was 90.
The water in the North East river is
lower than for many years, the chemical
works at Charlton. Cecil county, being
forced to suspend owing to difficulty in get
ting water.
"A. E. Bechtel, A. B., son of Prof. G. K.
Bechtel of West Nottingham and a graduate
Of John Hopkins University has accepted
position az a professor in college sit
uated in Illinois.
Charles w. johnson. Esq, of the Balti-
more bar, will lecture on 1.-THE Race Prob.
lem and its Solution" at Wright's A. NJ. E.
Church on Thursday evening. September
Goth, at 7.3O o'clock.
The water in the Elk River at Elkton
was very low this week owing to the high
northeasterly winds driving it below. The
Singerly Pulp Works had to shut down for
time ON this account.
William Archibald one of the oldest
and most widely known citizens of Kent
County. died of brain trouble at his home in
kennedyville ON Monday, September 2, in
the 63d year of his age.
Rev. w. L. S. Murray, presiding elder
Of Wilmington District, and Rev. VIM. 7
Hammond, of North East, preached at
Crouch Chapel on Sunday last where revival
services are in progress.
"A number of Indian girls who were
Placed by the Training School in Carlisle
with families of farmers in the upper part
of Cecil county during the past summer re-.
turned to school yesterday.
-Cecilton Protestant Episcopal Church.
Rev. Jacob Miller will conduct service and
preach tomorrow afternoon at $50. The
Rector, Rev. DIR. Duncan. is expected tc
preach on Sunday the 22d inst.
The Baltimore american of yesterday
contained portrait of Lieut.. NJ. f. lamar
lieutenant in the United States Army and 9
former resident of Ekton. He partici pated
in the sham battle on Thursday.
--MeImar Academy will open September
10th. Rev. j. R. Milligan, Principal; Mrs
j. X. Milligan, Assistant Principal; Miss
Leila Walker, Teacher; Miss Agnes Squier
Music; Miss K. F. Oldham, Art. IT.
been opened by Rev. f. A. Perkins, for
merly pastor of the Elkton Free Methodist
Church, in the building on Main street re
Gently occupied by Mr.. Edmund Brown.
John NJ. Terrell, auctioneer for John S
Writ, attorney, on Saturday last sold a
public sale on the Court House yard q hous
and lot IN Warwick. 1t was purchased b.
Mr.. George w. Naudain the mortgage TO
$500,
The Prohibition party of Kent County
Nd, have purchased a column in the Ches
tertOt1n Transcript through which the
will present their views on public policy
reform.
The Rock Academy will open abou
September 18th. Rev. J. r. Milligan, Prin
cipal; Mrs. j. II. Milligan, Assistant Prin
cipal; Miss Maud Il. Dudley, A. b. @
Maine, Teacher; Miss Agnes Squier, Music
Miss f. f. Oldham, Art. If.
There will be preaching on Sunda
morning and evening at the Free-Methodis
Church by the pastor Rev. w. H. Laninl
An open air service will be held in front O
the church building at Z p. m. A cordia
invitation is extended to all.
Rev. Frank Williams of Chesapeake
City preached on Sunday morning at th
Elkton Presbyterian Church while Re,
DIR. Osmond of this place filled the pulp
ofthe Chesapeake City Presbyterian Church
Dr. Osmond started on Tuesday for Wis
of three weeks to friends in Kansas an
Iowa. His pulpit will be filled tomorrow
Ly Rev. j. B. Kendall of Lincoln University