The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-09-21
sGLOGAL DEPARTMENT.. "

Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, J
Wilkinson, Elkton, If
Miss Mollie Falls has been spending
several days in Baltimore.
MIR. John H. Harlin visited the BATH
ground at Gettysburg last week.
Edwin Prettyman, fine Shoes, Oil Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del. Mayl1.
A tenant farmer wanted. Apply to DIR
Justice Dunott, near Elkton. Sepl4-4t.
The Elkton and Delaware College Bast
Ball Clubs will play this afternoon on The
Fair Grounds.
The Third party men will make another
effort to hold a convention in Elkton Oh
Tuesday next.
The Oxford Juniors defeated the North
East base ball club on Saturday last by a
score of Is to 1.
-Lieberman has fine stock of fall goods
mems and boys suits, overcoats, etc. Call
and examine the goods.
st. Augustine Church. Rev. Jacob
Miller will preach next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock. All invited.
The Presbytery Of New Castle will meet
in Rodney street Presbyterian Church, Will
mlgton, Del, on October 1st.
Mr. Delphus Price of the Felten House
has rented the Howard House and will
open it soon for public patronage.
Herman Ball calls attention to his
large stock of fall suits and overcoats. Suits
from 49, 80 up, overcoats from 81. 80 up.
Rev. VIM. Sehouler will hold service at
the schoolroom, Fowler's Shore, tomorrow
Sunday at $50 p. m. All are welcome.
The September meeting of the Cecil
Farmers Club will be held at the residence
of Mr.. John P. Wilson on Wednesday 25th
inst.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
Church of the Good Shepherd. Chesa.
peake City. Services next Sunday at 1920
a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. Rev. Jacob Miller,
Rector.
If you want piece of Rock Salt, for a
horse or cow, or a good piece of Beef for a
man, Bradbury & Brother is the place to
get either.
AN ice cream festival will he held at
Octoraro NJ. Z. Church near Cecil Paper
Mills on Friday and Saturday evening Sep
TENDER q and 90.
Mr. Job England of the Ninth election
district bought an Oregon colt in Oxford,
Pa, last week. 1t hung itself in the stable
by pulling on the rope halter.
Wells at his East End Market has just
bought lot of corn fed steers, two of which
are the largest and finest ever seen in Elk
ton. Choice cuts can he had to-day.
The North East and Rising Sun Base
Ball Clubs will play on the fair grounds on
the morning OF the first day of the fair for a
prize offered by the Agricultural Society.
John T. Ward has purchased the Ward
farm consisting of Sc acres about two miles
from Elkton on the Frenchtown turnpike
on which he has resided for a number of
years.
james P. Merritt is building an addi-
ton to the residence of Mr.. Richard c. Por-
ter. at Cherry Hill. The addition will be
two stories high and have a double bay
window.
I'll os. H. Lort and John NJ. Terrell have
form ed a co-partnership and will engage in
the meat and provision business at the
stand on Main street where Mr.. Lort now
has a paint shop.
John Montgomery who works for Mr..
James H. Foard on his farm in the Fourth
district fell from a wagon while engaged in
loading hay one day last week and fractured
one of his legs in two places.
Captain Merritt and Lieut.. Guy of the
for two or three weeks were ordered to Bal
timore this week. Capt. Brasse of Havre
de Grace was sent to Elkton.
Sunday School will be held at Crouch
Chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 p. M,
prayer and praise service at 3. Is p. M, and
/ preaching and prayer meeting at 7.30 p. IN.
Meeting each evening next week at Z. 80
p. m.
MIR. Alexander Hughes, father of Mr..
VIM. Hughes, of this town, died at his home
near Hickory Hill aged Is years. His
funeral took place on Friday Of last week
i and the interment was at Sharp's grave
yard.
One of the Republican nominees fol
House of Delegates in Montgomery County
/ Md, is Mr.. Charles b. Jones, eldest son o
Mr.. Thomas p Jones, of Cecilton, who has
been engaged in business at Rockville fol
several years.
All Republicans should bear in mind
that the registers will sit in each of the cleo
/ ton districts on October Z, 8, 9, 10 and 18th
See that every member of the party has hi
name on the list in the election distric
where he resides.
j MFR. VIM. r. Crow. travelling agent fol
the Erie Despatch Company, of St. Paul
& Mimi, and son of Mr.. WIN. G. Crow o
4 Elkton was married in st. Paul's Episbopa
S Church, Winona, Mimi, to Miss Emm
Popke on September 4th.
i The tournament on the Second day O
/ the fair, Wednesday Oct ober 9th will be il
charge of Capt. George X. Ash and Henri
NJ. Mccullough, Esq. 1t is open to Geci
county riders only and entries will close a
noon Wednesday October 2.
The usual services will he held at tn
Free Methodist Church on Sunday. Th
pastor Rev. VIM. Fl. Laning will preach a
Pleasant Hill in the morning, at Lesli
in the evening, and conduct an open al
service at Providence Mills at 4 D. nj.
Rev b. Garfield Jones of Lincoln I'm
versity, Chester County, Pa, will fill tn
pulpit of the Elkton Presbyterian Churc
next Sunday morning and evening. II
will also preach at Pearson Grove schoo
house in the afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.
The entries for the races which we pull
lish in anoihe column are as full AS ev,
before III the history OF the fair and mol
numerous than ut all but one or two I'll
managers of the fair are to be congratulate
on this which insures first class sport.
MFR. William France, son of Presidir
Elder John France of the Wilmington \
f Conference. and well known in Gee
County where he resided for several yea
has resigned his position with the p. w.
B Railroad at Moores and accepted Il
position OF station agent for the b. &
Railroad at Sixtieth street, Philadelphia
His brother j. Walter France is gen f
the Baltimore 81 Potomac Railroad at Upp