The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-05
G.LOgAL DEPARTMENT. v
Get registered.

Get registered.
Aid the Fair by your attendance.
There will be fine exhibits and excellent
racing at the Fair.
The New Castle Presbytery met in Will
mington this week.
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, j.
Wilkinson, Elkton. If
Are you registe cred? If not attend to
the matter on Monday.
Cecil CONTAINS should not allow their
Fair to fail for lack of support.
b. "A tenant farmer wanted. Apply to DIR.
Justice Duaott, near Elkton. Sep14-4t-
Mr.. Charles Pavord is making extern
sive improvements TO, his store on Main
street.
Rev. w. L. S. Murray, Presiniae Elder,
will preach at Jones' Chapel on Sunday
afternoon at $50.
The young gentlemen of Elkton will
give ball at the Howard House on Tues
day evening next.
An "Uncle Toms Cabin" Company
visited Elkton on Tuesday and gave per-
Torrance in a tent.
Herman Ball informs the readers of the
WING in a new card that he is selling
clothing at very low prices.
Read the new advertisement of Marks
Lieberman the clothier. Visit his store in
the Hollow" and examine his goods.
a;t d. A.,
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
st. Augustine P. E. Church. Rev.
Jacob Miller will preach tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend.
MIR. j. Kos Parker, formerly of Port
Deposit, has moved his factory from Balti-
more, to Brooklyn, N. Y, where he expects
soon to take his family.
Republicans in the various districts
should make it point to see that the
names of Democrats who are not entitled to
vote are stricken from the list.
MIR. Frank Harvey of this vicinity and
Edwin v. Hinchliffe of Elkton, have been
elected president and treasurer respectively
of their class at Dickinson College.
"A horse attached to the meat wagon be-
longing to Mr.. Joseph L. Wells ran away
on Tuesday while standing Oh North street.
Neither vehicle or horse was injured.
"A Democratic Campaign Club has been
organized in the Eighth district with the
following officers: President, V. H. Watts;
Secretary John NJ. Rawlings; Treasurer, A.
II. Crothers.
MIR. Delaware Clark, a we'll known
young farmer residing near Glasgow, has
accepted the agency of Delaware Of the New
York Life Insurance and opened an office in
Wilmington.
If you know of any one who will vote
the Republican ticket this fall, and his
name is not on the list urge him to register.
The days are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday next.
-Dodd, Mead & Co., the New York pub
lishers have just issued a new novel by Miss
Martha Finley of this town. 1t is entitled
"Elsie and the Ray monds" and is the 18th
volume of the Elsie SERIES
MIR. James T. Marcus, formerly en-
ployed in Singerly's Pulp Works met with
a serious accident on Saturday evening last
at the Delaware Pulp Works, Wilmington,
Del, where he is employed.
The diniug room at the Fair will he in
charge of the members of the w. G. T. q.
of Cecil County. The ladies request the pa
tronage of the public and will serve hot
dinners, oysters and lunches.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Davis, son of Col. I. D.
Davis who was recently made member Of
the Cecil Bar, left this week for Baltimore
where he is taking a course in the Law De-
partment of the Maryland University.
MIR. Wilson l.. Coudon, of North East,
won first prize in throwing the sixteen
pound hammer at the Sixth Annual Meet
ing of the Canadian Amateur Athletic As
ISOLATION held at Toronto on Saturday last.
Republicans remember Registers of
Voters sit in each district on Monday, Tues.
day, Wednesday, and Thursday to receive
new names. Register on Monday. You
may want to attend the Fair the otherdays.
Competitors for special premiums at the
Elkton fair, are hereby notified that the
handsome lamp donated by Bennett Bruce
81 Co, will be awarded for the best soft
sugar cake, and not for the best soft ginger
cake
AT the meeting of the State Central
Committee in Baltimore this week Daniel
Z. Conklin of Baltimore, was reelected chair
man. Mr.. WIN. J. Smith was appointed
executive officer of the committee for Cecil
county.
Church of the Good Shepherd. Chesa-
peake City. Rev. Jacob Miller, Rector, will
preach tomorrow at II a. M, and D. m.
Evening subject, "The harvest is past, the
summer is ended land we are not saved" All
invited.
The Dramatic Company billed for the
Odd Fellows Hall three nights this week
failed to put in an appearance. The young
Elktonian who was to receive two dollars
and five tickets for posting the bills is feel
ing badly.
INV ". '" oncE mhb, COuloEcuto evan.
) gelist tor the Central Illinois Conference of
/; the Free Methodist Church. preached in the
= Elkton Free Methodist Church Tuesday
z evening and at Pleasant Hill Church on
Thursday evening.
The case of Mrs. Parvis against the P.
. w. & B. Railroad for damages for the death
: of her husband, who was killed by the cars
resulted in Wilmington in the jury after
being out 81 hours finding a verdict for the
plaintiff for $1,000
David Reynolds who died at his home
, near Prospect, Hartford County, last week
4 aged "a years, was native of Cecil County
where he resided until about thirty years
ago. He was widower and leaves three
sons and a daughter.
Mrs. Christiana Octavia Brooks, wife OF
the well known scholar and educator, DIR.
Nathaniel G. Brooks, and who is a native
of Cecil County, died Tuesday last In
Baltimore. Her funeral took place yester-
day at st. Paul's Church of that city.
All donations of meats, vegetables and
other articles needed in the preparation of a
good dinner will be gratefully received by
the ladies of the w. c. T. U. Contributions
will be sent from Cherry Hill, Leeds "Y.."
Elkton, and Providence Unions on Tuesday
from Calvert, Cecilton, Zion and Zion ''Y;''
on Wednesday, from Rising Sun, Rock and
St. John, Rock "Y," and Colora "Y," on
Thursday; and on Friday from North East,
Port Deposit, Wood Lawn, and Wood
Lawn typ