The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-26

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Bets were made in Elkton this weel
. that John s. Writ will be defeated for Stat,
kpator.
TIE dog in Elkton without a muzzl,
since the Town 0oG17 llSioners' edict is now
ararity.
Rev. W. E. Avery has had &C. cessfu
revival at Mt. Salem NJ. e. Church, vii
mington, Del.
The young people of Hickory Grow
Sabbath School are preparing to give at en-
tertainment in the near future.
Good Tidings Day will be observed al
Harris Chapel, Elk Neck, next Sunday. A
service will be held in the evening.
The young peoples guild of Trinity
Church contemplate having pink tea" in
Odd Fellows Hall early in November.
"A new creamery is being built at Row
landville by Sursher Brothers. They ex
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rats. Mch17tf
"A barbed wire fence was the cause o.
severe injuries to horse of David H. Gull
len, who resides in the Ninth district nea:
Calvert.
"A fine new residence is in course Of
erection near Childs' for the use of Manager
D. L. McCorkindale who now resides in
Cherry Hill.
Rev. VIM. Schouer will hold service in
the schoolhouse at Andora, tomorrow,
Sunday afternoon at halfpast two. AL
are invited.
The North East M. E. Sunday School
reading room on the evening of Saturday,
November I'd.
MFR. j. Armstrong Turner, of Upper Ok
ford, Chester County, gave reception din.
of Rising Sun.
"A missionary Tea will be given at
the Presbyterian Manse on Friday evening,
November LIST, by the ladies of the Presby-
terrain Church.
of a pair Of fine Clydesdale mares
obtained from Canada by Mr.. Job England
died of collie last week. The mare was val.
ued very highly.
The closing exercises of Pierson Grove
Sunday School of which Mr.. b. P. Fowler
is superintendent will be held on Sunday
afternoon, November Sd.
Rev. T. s. Williams, and wife formerly
of North East, who went to Minnesota over
year ago have returned to the East and
will reside in Philadelphia.
The programme at the closing exercises at
OFT Chapel Sunday School on November
3rd, will include addresses, recitations, and
vocal and instrumental music.
Two bicycl:sts arrived in Elkton last
Sunday evening from New Castle. They
came here by way of Chesapeake City, and
took the 9.19 p. m, train here for home.
Rev Jacob Miller will preach to morrow
afternoon in Town Point School House, ser,
vices commencing at 8 o'clock. All are in
vited, and books provided for the service.
Three intoxicated men on Main street
in the ''Hollow" last Sunday morning was
the spectacle which offended the eyes Of
church-goers % they were homeward bound
That leading dry goods house Straw
bridge & Clothier makes special offerings
this week in ladies' underwear. Notice the
fnsiines they mention at attractive prices
The Elkton Cornet Band attended q
Democratic meeting At Havre de Grace or
Wednesday night, returning to Elkton or
the LIB a. M, train the next morning. This
band now renders very good music.
Mr.. W. T. P. Turpin, of Queen Anne,
County who was for eight years State Sen.
ator from that County was married Thurs
day at Louisville, KY, by Rev. Percy Cor
don to Mrs. G. NJ. Wesson, of Louisville.
The Philadelphia Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad Company has one very &C
commodating conductor. He stopped tn
1927 q. n, train n orth one day this weel
near the Jail to take on two belated coloret
women.
"A four days meeting will be held in tn
Household of Faith Church, near Whit
aker's Mills, beginning October 81, and con
tinuing over the following Sunday.
number of eminent speakers are expected
to be present
Alfred s. Niles, Esq, of the Baltimor
Bar, on Tuesday sold at trustees sale tn
farm of Henry s. Coudon, known as Ellers
lie, near Perryville, and containing 81
acres to Joseph Coudon, son of w. s. Cou
don, for 1900.
Our old friend George Harbert now liv
ing in Baltimore, was in Elkton this weel
looking hale and hearty. Mr.. Harbert ha
lived far past the scriptural limit of human
life, having voted on age for John Quinc
Adams in 1924.
YESTERDAY (Fridsy was the day tina
the Adventists predicted the world weul
come to an end. Up to our hour of going {
ing this dire prediction and ascension robe
were not at premium.
Among those present at the wedding
Miss Mary A. Webster to Rev. Calvin I
Wilson, pastor of the Presby terrain Churc
at ChurchviIle, Hartford County which too
place in that church on Wednesday wa
Miss Stump of Cecil County &
"A Lancaster County pensioner DRAWN
$14 a month recently boosted to strange
that he could set more fence than any ma
in the county. When his pension was stoI
ped he learned that the stranger was Go,
eminent detective sent to investigate hi
case. y
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Chess
peake City, Rev. Jacob Miller, Rector. Sc
vices Tomorrow Sunday at II a. m, sui
ject, "Using this world and not abusing it,.
Also at Z p. M, subject, "Anathema Ma
anatha"-what dues it mean7 All are CO
daily invited.
The Philadelphia Record is authorit
for the statement that no suits for damag,
will be brought against the Pennsylvan
Railroad Company By persons injured
the recent accident near North East. Agen
of the company it is said have settled a
claims of the injured at net cost of 81, so