The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-06-29
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have returned from Dickinson College
Edwin Prettynan, fine Shoe, Gil Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Dsl. Mayl1.
-Messrs. Carhart & Co.'S. store at Zion
will be closed on Thursday next July 4th.
The Hemmatite Club will hold its an.
nual picnic on the grounds on Iron Hill,
July 4th.
Miss Salie Gillespie, of Cecil County,
has been visiting Mrs. Ewing, Broad street,
Oxford, Pa.
Lloyd Wilkinson, Esq, a we'll known
lawyer from Pocomoke City was in Elkton
on thursday.
Oxford has a class of eleven in stenog-
raphy and type writing w. j. Peoples is
the instructor.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hansell, of West Philadel-
phia has been visiting her brother Rev. DR..
S. NJ. Osmond.
DIR. Howard Brattou had an attractive
4 iron fence placed in front of his residence
on North street this week.
Miss Sal,ie Carter, of Cherry Hill, re-
turned home Monday from a visit to the
family of Rev Charles A. Hill.
wilma NJ. E. Sunday school will observe
rChildren's Day on Sunday, June 30th. The
exercises will be of an interesting nature.
Mr. VIM. NJ. Terrell, wife and child
who were visiting relatives here have re-
turned to their home in Washington, d. G.
DIR. Thos. H Musgrove. well-known
dentist of Philadelphia, calls attention in
another column to the removal of his office.
We desire to call the attention of our
readers to the professional card of DIR.
fEbarles r. Pulen, dentist, of Chesapeake
4 City.
i The engineers who made the survey OF
the proposed new railroad from Oxford to
Singerl, finished map of the same this
week;
DIR. H. C. Register, of Philadelphia. has
purchased of Mr.. WIN. H. Frazer, residing
near Cowantown, fine five year old horse
for 5000.
The Sunday School OF Baldwins Bank
church will hold an ice cream festival for
the benefit of the school at Millers Grove,
July I'd.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will he found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf ,
A large reduction in force has been
made at the Singerly Pulp Works recently.
Some of the persons discharged had been
working there several years.
States Attorney VIM. s. Evans pro-
poses to prosecute persons selling Jamaica
4 1 ginger hereafter on the ground that it is in
violation of the prohIbitory law.
a picnic dance will be held on the
4 platform at Lewis f. NJ. BARRIERS, a mile
land half south of Elkton on the p, w. &
III. railroad, on the Fourth of July.
Misses Maggie and Mamie Hill, daugh.
ers of Rev Charles Hill left on Thursday
sor Ocean Grove where they have taken the
4'Wimington House" for the season.
= Il A traction engine took the place of
korses in drawing a self binder on the farm
n Mr.. BENZ. D. Bowen this week. Mr..
an. Bowen had charge of the engine.
arhe canal boat launched last week at
= Handing by Mr.. Deinert has been sold
-
feel of another boat is being built. -
Jasper Lang, a former resident of Elk
- urned this week after an absence OF
J 100 blk years. The lad has been working
I'm in northumberland county, Va.
BARRIER pigeon came to the residence
j. "a. j. Creswel on Monday last
sF reing taken care of by David Hart
- ~ - 1t bears the initials j. B. and No
lev. Wm.t p. Patterson. of New Castle
fs<s4o t preach. in the Elkton Presbyterian
4ch last Sunday as was announced and
rted Dr. Osmoud filled the pulpit az
Rev. c. H. Southworth of Washington,
and Jacob T. Logan, of Vineland. n.
=. 10Th formerly of Elkton holding
b religious services in Birds Hall
more.
h the re-adjustment of postmasters
= ies, made this week. the compensation
Il postmaster at Havre de Grace is raiset
81 300 to 81, 400, and at Bel Air from
to 81 400.
sfr. Burns of the firm of Burns &
az, who had large contract on tn,
idephia extension of the Baltimore an(
Railroad in this county, died last weel
ew York City.
Miss Caroline Cleaver has rented be-
80 fe on West High street and will reside
her brother in Chesapeake City. Sh,
her household furniture at auction OF
fsday afternoon.
Harry Rreder, aged 12 years, son o
nbers Reeder of Providence Mills ha,
If his arms fractured on Saturday even
Ast by being thrown from horse. H
attended by DIR. Lort.
fhe address at the commencement ex
Is of the Middetowu Academy wa
cred last evening by Prot. F. w. Wape
Atenhouse Academy, formerly priucipa
N Elkton public school.
Hiss Alice Miller, daughter of Rev.
Filler, of North East received gold an
Il crosses as awards for punctuality an
&tment at Hannah Moore Academy
Hmore county, last week.
Everyone who wants to have goo
Fourth of July should go to Mort
twill be gala day there. Speeche
se morning, games in the afternoon, lire
Ks AT night and good time all day. ~
AIRS Susan Rey burn, widow of the lat
Lee w. Reyburn, who for a number {
n, was a compostor on THE WHIG
lar the residence of her father in Ian
r County, Pa, last week, after lin
illness.
u lille crossing the track at the p. W
IA r. at Newark station on Saturda
. Last, Mr.. O. Rouke. n resident of Iro
WAS struck by locomotive. DIR. Ko
dressed his wounds which are not of
rigorous nature.
Lessee W, Williams, a native of Gee
&,uty who removed to Baltimore durin
H. war died at late hour Tuesday nigt
his residence 1909 West Lombard stree
s,ltimore He was well-known produC
Saer of that city and an active member
Young Mems Republican Club of IL
e,urteepth Ward and of Wilson Post,
A r. He was a letter carrier under Pos
nv Easter Adreon. Deceased was 40 years oil
hd leaves widow and lhree children.