The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-09-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT, D.

clean coal, S. per ton for all sizes. At yard
Sep13-2t. DAVIS, KEYS & Co.
The Fifth district has new post-otfice
called Theodore. 1t is at Reeders' Corner
and Samuel T. Hardness is postmaster,
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
The officers of registration sit on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday next. II
your name is not on the list see that it is
placed there.
The funeral of James Vance a vel
known resident of Chesapeake City was
held on Sunday last. He died on Friday
of laSS week.
i b assignment for The benefit of her
cred 1ors has been. made by Miss Maggie +.
MSC=a-S os<sIth East to William r.
Warbur.aa,4
,,o,srs istie and Davis have COM
n,stad rho ;Jvements to their -four mill
na,r Po,,, ille, and the new machinery
ia in turning out a new brand of
-four
-Ex.Sb Robert Mackey and wife
left on Thy for Trenton, y. j., where
they are tueSIs Oh the former ) oroIher
Jamas ,ry, who formerly resided at
Fair Hill
-Nrs enberg attended all the Whole
la This sha q
in phi,9hia looking up styles among
the 10 retail milleners, she is always
posted tyles.
-A,-iay picnic will be held at Happy
Valle, Sept 23rd by Cecil Council No 10,
II orof American Mechanics. Visiting
from Baltimore, Wilmington and
Perrle are expected.
w. Hayes Moore, a native of the
Sixtstrict who is pastor of New London
preerian church has received call to
the,yIestown Presbyterian church at a
salof $1,000 per annum.
-e real estate of the late Williams
. W. near Appleton in the Fourth district
wffered at public sale of last week by
Her Hess, esq, administration. 1t was
hip to $4,000 and withdrawn.
Court will be in session next week.
ly persons in arrears to the Democrat
,r to September 9TH, 1889, will doubtless
IN Elkton during the week. To all such
extend cordial call TO call and adjust
ims. G. w. CRUIKSHASK.
Our popular townsman Mr.. George w
ylor began bust less in Philadelphia this
eek as n commission merchant at the
arket house at 10Th. and Market streets
here he can be found at stalls 155 and 156.
We wish him all success in his new venture.
j. + Waikiki of Lewistown, Pa. has
purchased of DR.. j w. Cooper of this place
the black horse Tom c. X. Seven hundred
ioIIars vas the price paid. The horse is a
good roadster and can trot in 2.40. Under
training it is expected, that he will evelope
more speed.
1t was reported this week that the Ere e
Methodist church had been purchased by
the trustees of the 4. U. NJ. p. church for
ST. 900. Inquiry revealed the fact that the
sale has not vet been consummated. Ne
gotiations in the matter We understand
however are pending
Mrs Martin of Baltimore state organizer
of the Maryland w. C. I. L. will speak at
Port Deposit to the colored people on, Tues
day evening Sept 10th at their church, on
the 18th. She will speak at the camp meeting
near that town, on the 18th at Mt Ioan, and
on the 10Th at Elkton.
ALI persons in the Second district in
terested in the Temperance cause, are here
by earnestly invited to meet i'll The Lecture
room of the NJ. Z. Church Chesapeake City
on Monday eve the 22nd inst, at 40 p. m.
Business of importance to be transacted.
DO not fail to be present.
We have received through the kindness
of DIR. G. w. Chancellor of the Maryland
state Board of Health copy of "a Health
code for Towns and Villages in the State of
Maryland" and document prepared by
the Board of Health on restriction and
prevention of diptheria''
The Democratic primaries in Elkton on
Saturday were very quietly conducted.
They were held in the office of Justice Scott
and only few ballots were cast. The dele
gates elected were Samuel II. Miller, 10 I'm
T. Ward, Henry II. Gilpin, George w
Cruikshank and Alexander Evans.
AS noticed in THE WING last week the
Kerr & Co., have handsomely reftted the
Store House opposite the Hurn block on
Main Street, and stocked it with the finest
line of gentlemen's wear shown in the town
Notice their new advertisement in this
issue.
The Service of Song" at the Elkton NJ
T. Church last Sunday attracted more thar
the usual cong regation. The choruses were
very fine being accompanied by the organ
and cornet, the latter played by Mr.. JOIN
NJ. Dunbar. Mrs. Daniel Harvey, Jr., ant
Mr.. Frank B. Harvey each gave pleasin!
vocal solss.
A pleasant birthday party was giver
Mrs Eleanor Stern Of Chester county, Pa.
the mother of Eber Stern, a prominent and
highly respected citizen of the Fourth dis
trict on August 30th. Mrs Stern who il
81 years old has seven children, thirty fou
grand children and eleven great grand chill
dren many of whom were present.
Prof We'll, S. o., 800 Market St, Viii
mington, Del, has opened an Opthalmi
Institute at the above address, where h
tests the eyes for all defects of the vision
free of charge. Persons suffering from veal
eyes, headache, dizziness, spots before tn
eyes, can be fully cured by wearing Prot
Wells celebrated o. L. p. spectacles, the,
being the hardest, clearest and whites
lenses ever invented. Competent oculist
always in attendance. MayA- 6m.
The Board of Supervisors of Election
for this County organized on Tuesday. Tn
Board consifts of Adam r. Magraw, DI
Chas NJ. Ellis and Jno. w. Falls. Dr. Eli
was elected President of the Board and MI
Falls, Sec. After organizing they consulte
with the County Commissioners. and it wa
etermined to erect at Elkton an exper
ental station, where the method of votin
ar the new law will be practically dt
rated to the election officers of tn
Y. The board will meet again o
y next.