The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-07-06
GL0GAL DEPARTMENT.. "

Miss Bessie H. Mahoney, of near Uniol
is visiting friends in Chesapeake City. 4
Edwin Prettyman, fine Shoe, Gil Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del. May11.
The family of Mr.. VIM. o Gilmour, o
Baltimore, will spend the summer in Elkton
Mr. John Bowen, of the Delaware Led
ger, with his wife spent the Fourth in Elk
ton.
Rev. l. n. Kendall preached at Yves
Nottingham Presbyterian Church, Sunda.
last.
Mrs. James HI. Frazer has gone to West
minister. Md, where she will spend thu
summer.
Jacob Berriker began on Monday las
to carry the U. s. mail from Calvert t,
North East
Rev. VIM. Schouler will hold service il
the Schoolhouse ~ Andora, tomorrow
Sunday at 3 80 D. m.
Isaac Clayton of Calvert started fol-
Sonora, Mexico, on Thursday to engage il
gold mining with his brother John. -
MIR. Palmer Brewton, of Philadelphia
who formerly attended the Elkton Academy
spent several days in Elkton this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Lynn O. Byrd, of Balti
more. visited her father Mr.. Enoch McCul
1oug this week at Liberty Grove, Cecil
County.
No proposals were received for the re-
pairs to Cherry Hill NJ. E. Church. The
trustees would be pleased to hear from con
tractors.
When you visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first.
|. class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
For further particulars of Brickley &
McCullough's grand sail en- the Bay to Tol
chester aud Bay Ridge, Thursday July 18TH
see large posters.
The corner stone of the new colored
Methodist Church in Elk Neck of which the
Rev. C. w. Sides is in charge will be laid
on Sunday July 14th
Mr.. j. VIM. Perkins, of Wilmington,
with his wife and two children and Mr..
George Perkins and wife of Philadelphia,
spent Fourth of July in Elkton.
The Oxford Press, q paper friendly to
Prohibition, remarks that there IS surely
something wrong about a man who will
drink Jamaica Ginger for the alcohol in it.
MIR. Harry S. Morgan, of this place who
is now in the employ of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company as telegr .ph oper-
ator is spending a vacation at his home
here.
Read Sanders & Stayman's new adver-
tissment in to-day's WING. This frm leads
: Baltimore in snap and enterprise, just as
the Estey organ leads all others in quality
and tone.
The cornerstone of the Elkton Catholic
Church which Rev. j. d. Carey is about to
have reconstructed will be laid on July
18th. Ills hoped that Cardinal Gibbons
will he present. <
Arthur w. Emory, foreman of the Cen
treville Record with his son Lee Rowland
Emory, spent Sunday last with his brother.
in-law Mr.. Rufus d. Rowland, the we'll.
known tobacconist.
Rev. l.. E. Barrett, formerly of Port
Deposit delivered an address on ''The Rela.
ton of the Public School to the Individual
and the State" at the com mencement of the
public schools of Smyrna, Del, June 25th.
- The trustees of the poor intend having
new barn erected on the almshouse pro-
~ Arty soon. The old one is very much de-
,idated and the new building will be or
kifferent site. The new barn will be 44x5f
$ 1--WE youths of North Etst who belong tt
N b at that place were arrested this week
s-- Nsorderly conduct on Sunday last. They
lsy p small boy into the water and mis-
AyetN in other ways. The fun cost eacl
-Childt en's Day was observed at Wins
~ nday school on Sunday afternoon last
'. Charld s Hill delivered an address and
Z. cal solos Y sere rendered by Mrs. DAME
Arvey, Jr. Frank Harvey and E. V
nchliffe.
Treasurer n. w. Janney OF the Board
Z Poor Trustees, has submitted his report tt
IA County commissioners. 1t makes !.
3. lost favorable showing for the presen
ard, the expenses having been consider
s5y reduced.
Look Look Look Only 30 cents rount
tp to Colchester, only rs cents to Ba,
fdge, on the fastest, and largest, and hand
80 NEST steamer that sails these waters
? lily 18th il the date of this grand excursion
). o not forget the date.
The corner stone of the new M. Z
8hurch at Chesapeake City will be laid OF
Thursday the 18th inst. The Rev. Mr. Mel
pm to whose enterprise the Methodists o
hat community are so largely indebted
FilI announce details in our next issue.
The new iron steamer Colchester will
ake Brickley & McCuilough's excursion
rom Port Deposit to Colchester and Ba,
fidge on July 18th. These annual excur
ions given by this enterprising firm ar
cry enjoyable affairs. Tickets only Is cents
The new yacht that Mr.. VIM. NJ. Sin
erly is having constructed in Wilmington
being built with view to navigating FL
yer. 1t will be 65 feet long and will b
sept here. The Restless which Mr.. Singerl
bid to Postmaster General Wanamaker wa
s DO large to bring to this place.
-Brickley & Mccullough have secure
ne new iron steamer, ''rolchester" capacit
El6UO) plenty of room for all, for their e,
= A,rsion on July Is h for Tolclrsrer and Ba
$idge, cheapest fare ever red by then
5nly so cents tn Tulch-strr aud return, I
tents to Bay Ridge and return.
Union NJ. +. Church of Cherry Hill an
Union charge, will he re-orened on Snndh
&uIy 18th. Services under the direction G
Abe preacher in CHI lrge Rev T. A II
D'Brien will be held both morning an
prominent ministers of his church.
~Fnurth of July was q liet day in Elk
after the GroorIe Guards LETT for Mort
l., The pic mic which the colored peopl
"A, intended holding near town did ne
he place owing to the rain. The ElktO
fHco,ored band paraded the streets in tt
81 morning. Very few fireworks were di
q charged in the business portion of the tow
&C. b. Haines. agent for and director
III the Conestogs Live Stock Insurance Con
III pany of Lancaster, Pa, who was COMMITTEE
III to iaI here on Friday last by Justice A. .
a Scott in default of $1,000 bail to answer
II charge of violating the insurance laws
a the State was released Tuesday afternoon
"a His friends from Lancaster came here thi