The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-08

| h,.r of the innocent rabbits Albert
-, tvno of the Vine office slew
nine.
| Marks Lieberman quotes attractive
| ,r;,.S for winter clothing i'll new adver-
,;sa,,srt in this issue of THE WHIG. Read
| his price list.
| Edward Morgan, our well known Elk
| ton meat dealer, was struck III the eye by
| ,ha hoot of a windlass last week, and re-
| ceived a painful wounu'
Mr., Samuel Simon OF Baltimore who
formerly kept the Exchange Hotel on
| ,tai, street. WAS in Elkton on Thursday
prospecting for hotel location.
Miss Efis Smith, daughter of Mr.
| Edward Smith, entertained large party OF
| har trispds at a social hop at White Hall
| Friday evening of last week
DR. Vim. Lee of Ba ltimore secretary of
the State Board of Lunacy inspected the
Cecil county Aims House this week. He
,s tho guest of Dr. Howard Bratton.
-Ralph Hughes nephew of Il. C. Thack-
cry Esq will spend the winter at Louis
VILE Kentucky with his uncle Thos Thack-
erv for the benefit of the milder climate of
the blue grass state.
"A number of possible saloon keepers
are already applying for business co
stands in town, and it is reported that
more than one vacant storehouse will be
rented by the first of December.
Mr.. Hart the foreman of the Provi-
dence paper mill has been removed, and his
Mace filed by gentleman named Kelly.
| The removal took place on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Hart is Massachusetts, man.
Miss Margaret Morgan, an aged lady
who resides on High street was compli-
mented by u surprise party of young folks
on Friday evening of last week and a num-
hsr of substantial evidences of esteem left
by them.
Mr.. Joseph Wells our Elkton post
master discontinued housekeeping on
Wednesday. His immediate family con-
sis,ing only of himself and Mrs. Wells, they
will reside with their son-in law, DIR. Jno.
w. Cooper.
DR.. Thomas j Dunott of Harrisburg
Pa, spent spent several days with his
father DR.. Justice Dunott near EiktOn, this
week and whose precarious condition of
health has been matter OF anxiety to his
family and friends.
ON Friday evening Of last week Mr.. j.
p. Fowler and wife whom we regret to say
will soon move to Wilmington, was given
a surprise party by anumb Der of the teachers
and scholars of Pearson Grove Sunday
School of which Mr.. Fowler has been
SUPERINTENDENT for some time.
DIR, Hance Adamson, graduate of
Jefferson Medical College, and a native of
Siam, having been fourteen years in this
country preparing for missionary,
addressed the people of Newark Del, on
the religion, manner and customs of his
native country last Sunday nightin the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
That prosperous and progressive firm
of Cecil county merchants, the MesSrs.
Carhart Brothers Of Zion appear in IA new
card in this issue of the WING. They are
the pioneers of low prices for c sh in this
county, and their business lib riiity has
met its deserved reward in the shape of a
big trade 1t is like carrying Goals to New
Castle to leave their neighborhood to go
elsewhere to buy goods.
Crystal Lodge, No. 244, o. e. T., of
Rising Sun, last week elected the following
officers: &C. T, NJ. E Kirk; V. T Ella j.
Hindman; K. s., Clara Nelson; f. 5 L. Il.
Kirk; Jr;T W. W. Carter; NJ, 5. Il.
Haines, Jr, G. Minnie V. England; $, w.
H. Myers; S. of j 7 E.wood Nichols; L.
D, j. NJ. Campbell Trustees, VI. E. Kirk,
w. W. Carter, and L. Il. Kirk, Jr., aud j.,
Fred Mcclure; Alternates, Belle Keiihotz
and Mrs. Il. L. kimball.
Monday morning Bishop Coleman laid
the cornerstone OF what is To be known as
Trinity Chapel, at Clayton Delaware. He
wa. assisted in the services by the Rev. g.
w. Dame of Smyrna, and the Rev. l.. w.
persons present and much interest was
manifested in the interesting proceedings.
The music was well rendered by the regular
choir, reinforced by a few voices from
Smyrna. After the ceremony Bishop
Coleman and the other clergyvi>itors were
Hospitality entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. L.
y. Mills. TIE chapel is TO be nea: struc-
ture on a stone foundation, with seating
capacity of about 80.
The Northern Convention Of the Do
cese of Eiston met in St. Marks Chapel
near Perryville, oil Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of last week. There were
present besides the Dean Rev. William
Schouier, the Rev. E. X. Miller, rector Of
the parish, and the Rev. Messrs. Davidson,
OF Port Deposit, Roberts, of Chestertown,
and Eckel, of Newport, Del. Services were
held or Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings followed by addresses, the topics
treated in succession beiLg the following:
missions, =" "The Making Of the Christian
Vow" The Vow Renewed" Tue preacher
at the Wednesday morning service was the
Rev. 5. c. Roberts; on Thursday r.orning
the Rev. Hunter Davidson. The services
were well attended.
On Monday last John 5. Ewing a
promin ent farmer aud highly resp sc'ed
citizen of The Sixth district died at his home
at Ewipg's Mill near CoIUra. M. Ewing
N -. ~ T." IHftr1
and shared in an eminent degree the res
pect and confidence of his associates as a
man of intelligence and integrity. He was
| the son of Amos Ewing an old citizen OF
Cecil county. and brother Of Ambrose
| Ewing. Mr.. Ewing married a daughter
| OF the late Thomas Gillespie and sister OF
| 7. Bradun Gillespie tx county commits
siouer. His funeral took place on Thursday
at West Nottingham Presbyterian Cemetery
| aud of which church lie was 4 member.
Last Friday nigh the evening Of Ho.
| low eve-as the boys call twas marked
/ by some rowdyism on the streets, and IN
/ several instances BY tie wan;on destruction
| of property every one who has any sou. IL
J Elm appreciates innocent fun, and III
! freaks of follower are always pardonab.'
unless marked BIZ malicious mischief. A
a late hour q prominent physician had
pistol discharged dissgreeabiy near him
while passing on the street, and AZ la;e
hour two young maurade.s supposed TO L
| from west Eikton had several rounds OF
pistol discharged a; them by tie t9wI
/ BaIlif
Port Deposit Items.
PoET DEPOSIT, Nov. Is, 1890.
The annual meeting Of the st5ckAoiae
of the Port Deposit Electric Light Com
psny was hell LAST week. The f1llowip