The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-05-04
GLOgAL DEPARTMENT. V.

Miss Mamie Haines is visiting friend
at Princeton, N. j.
You can get good business suit a
Balls from IS to IS.
Samuel Ceilings, the Elkton fish dealer
lost horse ON Tuesday.
Anyone desiring fine tailor-made sui
will miss it by not calling on Ball.
Mr.. Lewis Buchanan is having his dou
BILE house on Church street repainted.
"A NUM- Der of Elktonians attended Bar
nuns circus yesterday in Wilmington.
WIN. Hogan has been appointed post
master at Fair Hill, vice W, S. Seminar
removed.
Presiding Elder w. L. S. Murray will
preach next Sunday morning at the Elktor
NJ E. Church.
The ladies of Trinity P. E. Church il
this town contemplate a strawberry festiva
early in June.
Rev. DR. Osmond delivered an able ser
mon on the subject of Temperance" las,
Sunday evening.
Mr. Holstein Harvey, of Wilmington,
advertises for pair of well broken and
matched driving horses.
WIN B. Coleman has been appointed
postmaster at Chesapeake City, vice Thos
P. Vandegrift, removed.
"A party of eight young people of Elk
ton and vicinity drove to the Red Point
fishing shore on Wednesday,
Rev and Mrs Charles Hill, of Elkton,
spent Wednesday last with Rev. and Mrs.
n. NJ. Browne, at Newark, Del.
Rev. Chas. Hill will preach at Crouch
Chapel tomorrow, May 9th, at 81 o'clock.
Sunday School at 211. All invited.
The Maryland Conference of the A. o.
NJ. P. Church will convene in Providence
Church, Elkton, on Wednesday next
-Remember that officers of registration
sit in each of the various districts on Mon
day and Tuesday. May 18th and 14th.
Richard Pilling, father of John and
Thomas Pilling. the manufacturers, died at
his homo in Newark on Sunday last.
Rev. w. H. Fax, of this town, attended
the meetings of the State Temperance ALI
ance in Baltimore this week as delegate.
Miss Sadie Reese, who spent the Easter
holidays at home returned to Darlington
Seminary, West Chester, Pa, on Monday
Straw bridge & Clothier have an import
ant announcement in today's issue of THE
WING Read their "words to the public. -
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Matby House, where will be found first
class accom- moda atoms and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
Harry p. Hinchliffe went to New York
on Saturday last to view the Inauguration
Centennial festivities. F. J. Henry is also
in New York.
Jane Garrison, a colored woman, aged
80 years, residing on East High street, near
the Presbyterian Cemetery, is worthy OBJ
ject for the charitable.
Something new in Elkton. One hun
dred dress suits received today consisting OF
Prince Alberts, four.button Getaways and
Sack Suits at H. Balls.
Mr.. Frank S. Evans, cashier of the Sec.
ond National Bank at Bel Air, and brother
of Mrs VIM. H. Mackall. of this town, is i'll
at his home in that town.
Mr.. John NJ. McClenahan represented
Cecil County at the 10th annual convention
of the Maryland State Temperance Alliance
held in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. Tom Thumb and troupe met with
but little success here on Friday of last
week. The matinee was slimly attended
and there was but an S11 house at night.
DIR. T. A. Worrall, of North East ha.
been appointed member of the Board o
Pension Examining Surgeons for Ceci
county, vice Dr. J. V. Wallace, resigned.
Mrs. Hall is ready to supply parties
pcnics and festivals with her choice Ice
Cream and Water Ices made by moto
power. Fine Cakes and Confectionery 81
MIR. VIM. J. P. Scotch, of Andora, anC
Miss Louisa Allison, of Delta, Pa, wer'
married on Thursd y last at the residence
of the brides parents by Rev. S. c. Ohrum
Charles B. Perkins, of this place. hal
been appointed a railway postal clerk OF
the route between Washington and New
York. He made his first rum on Wed
nesday.
Let Gil Market street, Wilmington, ge
firmly settled on your mind, that is wher,
E. Prettyman will be after may 10th next
he will carry large stock of shoes and sci
extra cheap.
Mr.. Samuel Hambleton recently ap
pointed postmaster at Rising Sun in thi
county, and whose bond had been approved
by the department, received his commission
on Thursday.
The Enterprise Machine Works, o
which Mr.. George McQuilkin is the enter
prising owner, is being extended by an ad
dition to the building made necessary BY
increasing business.
The usual services will be held on Sun
day at the Free Methsdist Church. TIL
pastor, w. H. Laning, will preach at Lesli
in the morning and at Pleasant Hill in tn
afternoon and evening.
An engine and tender ran off a grount
swith near the Elkton freight depot at abou
four o'clock Thursday morning. The wrec
train at Wilmington was sent and place
them on the track again.
The third anniversary of the Elkto
Woman's Christian Temperance Union wi
be held on the third Wednesday in May a
the home of Mrs. John E. Alexander. Their
will be interesting exercises.
"A dog supposed to have been mad Wis
ted Cherry Hill and vicinity on Monday
The dog also entered the kitchen of DAM,
Harvey at Childs and bit dog. 1t is sal
that several others dogs were bitten.
Can epidemic of Babies at Newark,
was the curious heading in a Wilmington
paper of Thursday. Reference to the Newar
corresrondents' letter showed that it shout
been "rabies" and not "babies"
Valiant Park a new candidate for publ
favor as bay side summer resort, and IL
Gated at a convenient distance below Havr
de Grace is advertised by its owner WIZ
G. Michael in today's issue of THE WING.
The Hon. John A. j. Creswell cam
home from Washington yesterday looking a
VlRofoua DO ofoi, ohu, Juusips iioh his al
pesrance, completely recovered from his T,
cent indisposition contracted during Inau,
uration week.
Matthew McVey, near Mechanics Va
ley, delivered alive to one of his customer
at the Rising Sun on Thursday of last wee
a hog of his own raising, which weighe
when dressed 6tiS lbs. He was considere
the finest hog ever seen in that section