The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-11-16
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Wilkinson, Elkton, If
DIR. Dunott advertises for a tenant far
mer in another column.
"A Pink Tea Party was held at Wrights
A. NJ. E. Church, Ekton, last night.
-Carhart & Co. IS store of Zion Md, will
be closed on Thursday, Thanksgiving Nov.
2sth 1889. 2w.
Miss Mary Mahoney and Miss Hattie
A. Bolen, of this town, visited friends in
Wilmington, Del, this week.
Governor jackson has issued his proc
lamation appointing Thursday, November
%, 70 be day of thanksgiving.
DIR. c. E. Turner has bought the Over
holt property on Cherry street, Rising Sun,
from Carlton Kimble for 50, 800.
Revival services are still in progress at
the Rising Sun NJ. E Church. Several per-
sons have professed conversion.
Miss Mary Evans who has been visiting
relatives in Cecil County returned to her
home in Wilmington this week.
We understand that the enterprising
firm of auctioneers, Shockley & Smith, con-
template opening auction rooms in Elkton,
An oyster supper for the benefit of the
Cecilton NJ. E. Church will be held in that
town on the evenings of Nov. 9th and 2Sth.
John Henderson, while cunning on the
farm of W. c. Henderson near Appleton,
ri inf bpt Gaorpa in ha
leg.
Miss Mary E. Waring, of Colora, is ats
tending the National w. c. 7. U. Conven-
ton at Chicago as a delegate from Mary
land.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
The Young Womens Christian Temper
ance Union of Zion, met OH Thursday after
noon at the residence of Miss jamie Scar
borough.
There were sixteen marriage licenses is
sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court dur
ing October. Twelve were to white persons
and four to colored persons.
"A series of extra services are being held
at West Nottingham Academy. Rev. Mr..
Moore, Dr. Osmond and others have assisted
the pastor, Rev S. A. Gsyley, D. D.
"A large canal boat was launched at
Deibert's boat yard, Elk Landing, at 11.15
a. M, Monday. The boat moved off easily.
A tug, boat was in waiting to take it away.
MIR. VIM. singerly has again made a
Cecil County church the object of his liber-
atty. He contributed 500 to the erection
of the new NJ. E. Church at Chesapeake
City.
Mr. P. J. McGready has removed his
carpet weaving business from the corner of
Main and Church streets to the building &C.
cupied in part by Herman Balls Clothing
Store.
The remains of John George, who died
at the home of his daughter near Bacon Hill
last week were Inferred at North East on
Sunday. Mr.. George was about eighty-five
years old.
-ob. SuutCu. oCiNlGts htAb
Sunday after noon, and on each alternate
Sunday, at o'clock. Rev. Jacob Miller,
Rector, will preach tomorrow. All are cor
daily welcome.
"A number of the members of the Elk.
ton Corps of the Salvation Army attended
"Tea and Coffee Supper" given by the
Havre de Grace Corps at their barracks on
Monday evening last.
John S. Writ, Esq, attorney for Mrs.
Fl. Fl. Lyons, has sold to Mr.. Thomas w.
Biddle, the obliging mail carrier a lot on
West High street on which he will soon
erect dwelling house.
Arrangements are being made to bring
about two foot ball games between the Elk
ton and Delaware College teams. If the
project is successful one will be played a,
Ekton and one at Newark.
Justice John Partridge on Tuesday
commi ted James D. Tylson, of North East
aged about II years to the House of Refuge
as a vagrant. He was taken to that iusti
tuition IN Wednesday by Sheriff Johnson
Mr.. Charles L. Boulder, popular citi
zen of Elkton, who has resided here fol
many years, will move with his wife and
daughter, Miss Alice, about the first of mex
month to Texas, where his son Thomas lives
The Fowler farm containing 100 acre:
situated in Back Creek n eek in the Second
district, was sold on Tuesday at public salt
by Shockley & Smith, auctioneers to Mr.
Henry H. Brady, of Chesapeake City, fo
$500.
DIR. 8. NJ. Osmond announced from the
pulpit of the Presbyterian Church that tn,
December 10th and 18th. We understand
that the supper will be given in Odd Eel
lows Hall.
Cards are out for the marriage on th
28th inst, of Mr.. George w Burnham, Jr.
of Brooklyn, N. c., to Miss Henrietta r
Poulson, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Thos. L
Poulson now pastor of the Nostraud Avenu
NJ. e. Church in that city.
Falls Hotel not to be outdone by it
rival the Howard House was provided will
a handsome new hack this week which i
used in conveying guests to and from tn
hotel and in taking passengers from the de
pot to any part of the town.
The Elkton Cornet Band on Tnesda
evening rendered a scramble to Town Com
missioner Cadmus Price who was marie
last week and has gone to housekeeping o
Bow street in the house formerly occupie
by the late Capt. II. p Leslie
DIR. j. II. lamar on Wednesday at hi
nee in Elkton removed very large fibrol
Jumor from the neck of Charles Franci.
colored, of Cecilton. DIR. lamar was a:
sisted in the operation by Drs. H. H. Mitct
ell, It. A. Worrall and S. A. Roman.
The second of a series of sermons
young women was preached by DIR. S. N
Osmond at the Elkton Presbyterian Churc
last Sunday evening. DIR. Osmond WI
com nencing on Sunday evening next No,
18th.
Miss Maggie E. Carpenter, n teacher i
school No. 4, Wilmington, Del, sustaine
o0'0io -hJuiio' ny iaiiihs uo"h SidlTS al 1t
home No. S18 Monroe street, thai city. Nil
Carpenter is well known in Elkton and I'll
lower districts where she frequently visit
relatives.
The FELTON, House, Elkton, has bee
rented by VIM. j. Jones, Esq, attorney fc
the owners to Chaulkley Phillips, of Avol
dale, Pa. Mr.. Phillips was at one time pr
prietor of hotel at Kimbleville, Pa, an
has recently been engaged in farming. +
will reopen the hotel in March next. TT
house will be reprinted and papered al
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