The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-04-13
G.LOGAt DEPARTMENT. "


guest of Miss Edith Gruner, of Wilmington
Crouch, westamwell and OFT Chape
Sunday Schools opened last Sunday after
noon for the summer.
-Drummers have been very plentiful in
Elkton this week. Three were in a store on
Thursday at one time.
For Sale Two mares, one nine and the
other four years old, both good drivers. A.
Meise' & Son, Elkton. Wv.
Calvert w. C. I. U. will meet this (Sat-
urday) afternoon at the residence of l.. B.
Carhart. A full attendance is desired.
VIM. G. King highly respected citizen
and leading Druggist of Havre de Grave,
died on Wednesday at his home in that city
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mcn17tf
Rev. f. f. Williams of Princeton Theo-
logic,l Seminary will preach in the Elkton
Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning and
evening
Mr.. Henry Pennington, who is employ
ed in Philadelphia spent Sunday last with
his cousin Mr.. Frank E Pennington at
White Hall.
The young folks are coming home for
the Easter holidays Miss Laura lamar ar
rived last week from the Wilson College at
Chambersburg, Pa.
-Ex-Judge Richard Grason, formerly
States Attorney for Cecil County, was
stricken with paralysis at his daughters in
Baltimore on Wednesday.
Next Friday the 10Th inst, being a
State holiday, the Banks of the county will
be closed. Paper maturing on that day
must be met the day before.
The friends of Mr.. Andrew Harvey who
was confined 10 his home last week by
severe indispnsition, will be pleased to know
that he is rapidly recovering.
WIN. d. Bratton, of Princeton College,
is spending a short vacation at his home
here. Mr.. Bratton is a member of the senior
class and will graduate in June.
The proprietor of the Elkton Pulp
take The trouble to come to the works after
it, fertilizer good for grass, corn, etc.
Rev. Jacob Miller will hold divine ser
vice and preach in the schoolhouse at Town
Point, next Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The people are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs w. f. Avery sang a solo at the
Goth anniversary of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. E Church held
last week in St. Paul's Church, Whining
ton, Del.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa-
peake City Services next Sunday morning
at 1890. Alsoin the evening at 7.30 Preach
ing by the rector, Rev. Jacob Miller. All
are welcome.
Mr. C. NJ. Boulder calls attention to his
fresh spring stock of seasonable dry goods
in a new advertisement in another column.
Call and examine the goods at the old stand
next door to the Court House.
Mr. Thomas H. Ricketts,, who recently
engaged with Mr.. Alfred Filter, as business
manager and farmer on his handsome pop
erty at Town Point in this county, moved
there with his family last week
There will be no April meeting of the
Cecil Farmers Club. The May meeting
will be- at Mr.. George w. Sutton's, at Perry
vile, and the meeting for June at Adam r.
Magraw's on deys yet to be fixed.
Harry A Miller eldest son OF Col John
NJ Miller, now agent for the B. & o. Rail
road at Wilmington, Del, met with pain.
full accident on SATURDAY. last. While hone,
ing IA razor he nearly severed his left thum D
with it,
Sunday services at the Free Methodist
Church will consist of Sunday School at 9 &c
a. M and preaching morning and evenirg
by the newly appointed pastor, William H
Laning A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend.
j. Miller Thomas, formerly of this
county, publisher of the Peninsula HethodiS
604 MARKET street, Philadelphia has added
to his printing establishments a complete
new book bindery fitted up with the --latest
improved machinery.
At the latest accounts Mr.. r. f. Nav
accompanied by his son, DIR. w. May, wa.
in Harrisburg, Pa, they being on a pros
pecting tour for place of location by tn,
latter, who has just graduated at the New
York College of Dentistry.
That old established clothing house o
Philadelphia, Wanamaker & Brown appeal
in a new card in this issue of THE WING
This is the twenty eighth year they hav
been in trade, and they still lead the m arke
in styles and prices of superior clothing.
The Annual commencement of the Uni
versity of Maryland was held at the Acsd
envy of Music in Baltimore on Monday last
We are indebted for an invitation to Nh
Harry d. Barnes of Woodlawn who is
student in the Medical Department of tn
University.
The dissatisfaction of Bethel congreg:
tion with the appointment on the Beth,
and Glasgow Circuit reported in our las
issue has been removed by an exchange b.
tween Rev. Mr.. Hammerslev who was al
pointed to the Circut and Rev. Mr.. Garin,
of Church Creek.
We paid business visit TO the Eute
prise Machine Works this week, and {
usual found our friend Mr.. Geo. McQuilki
busy as Il bee. He is also making a han,
some improvement to the front of his dwell
ing house on West High street by the extei
sion of an ornamental porch.
Mr.. William +. Moses, the well know
real estate agent of West Philadelphia, an
who is an active member of the Viii
Point Cunning Club whose property is /
cated>on the North East river, was in tow
-> on Thursday. Mr.. Moses married Mi
Mahan, native of this town.
The Third District Republican Club
its regular messing on Monday night s
and H. h. Torbert as delegates to the STA
Club Convention which meets at Frederic
next month. Messrs. T. Bond Brown an
Charles b. Perkins were also selected
aternates.
-Ex-Sheriff VIM. T. Boulder shot a fiji
large wild goose on Friday of last week
the farm of his father on Elk river.
shot the goose in a corn field and woundt
it. The goose tried to escape toward g
river and e. e sheriff started il pursuit. +
had to enter the water nearly to his wal
before CAPTURING it. 1t was a hausome fo'
and the first of its kind the ex-sheritf hi
shot.