The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-13

ers we'll know W Vi N'on, was url'
49, WAGON ,oj with hay to North Ea.
on Thursday .naie 10
through bridr ~ "no ipJuio
herself copsidt''
The new q recently contracted &c
;.h g. D.vt,np hrm, by the committe
of the Elkton u'' Episcopal ohurc
c,,. sobooJ of which mention ha
40 !, WING were delivered an
put in place 20 III al i's appoin
~. Room is now credit t
80 antsrnris,fcers.
Da,rtvu larshal Lyons, OF Balti
ra uas ,kton on Monday with
summons for oito ins persons 10 ap
noor hefora 4 S, Grand Jury in tina
it, w;,;Diebert, Thomas Lukens
Lewis T. Bull I"eorge Horner' JONI
Wilson, Gee anu "iiilam DO"
yer.
-CrYstals' NO Al L. U. OF Coco
T.mr,.rs ID at Rising Sun in thi
county, wseson'eu d. the fourteentl
Annr,l sssaf the Grand Lodge which
met in BALI ias' "eeA' ny l.. H. hirk
Jr. and j. Mcclure delegates ane
IohrI sas, Elwood Nichols, Miss
Ella Hind NJ Aiice Mcclure Vlsltors
Kr;s Ish as arrived at Mrs. Caro-
line Hall's''ionafy anu Toy STORE he
brings the''oi 'iiie'' Vi Toys Vi every
dasorint;ohgs for the little ones, and
b,gper nkibe larger boys, don't wait
mil the lkgi MS go there now while
the goodsSsh'
Tha gar annual meeting of the
stockholdahe Scott Fertilizer Company
was held sesday when the following
| dirsctorsaaected for the ensuing year;
| Nassrs s Il. Scott, William II.
| Nackallli Brady, James H. Scott,
Daniel r. John S. Writ, and John II.
WiIIiamk Frank r. Scott was re-
elected mt of the Company, Mr.. VIM.
n MacJte President, and Mr.. Asher
A. Scotrary.
-Tbeiave that struck Port Deposit
and vicii Sunday completely closed
the SusSna river, greatly to the in
c,rvsnifthe Susqu.hanna Log Com
many vpad number of logs frozen
in the nhe river is very low and the
water dshich will give the icemen,
shou,d nlo wave continue, splendid
| ice forsthis winter.
| -Lmsrown, by John F. Preston,
attorns % cred suit in the Common
Pleas 6of Baltimore against John
Maul&mes l. Mauldin, James 7.
P,rksnatthew p. Hubbard, claiming
81 OO0ass. No ctuse of action was
stated bpunsel says the declaration
will Misrepresentation as to the value
of the ri the Parks Guano Company,
) sold hldants to plaintiff.
-Mm Der number of tStrdteJridge d
{ lothigNonthly offers an interesting
nisohfor December reading. Two
cleyr stories comprise the fiction;
mapr Iated pages display current
fasbim convey news and gossip con-
cernu Absorbing topic. Among the
miscsgg topics there is practical
artichssme made Christmas presents.
Tbrh usual variety Of short para
grsuh Farious matters of household
iutsrw. A. Clarke, Mus. Doc. has set
YrE IN elody to Hunter MacCul-
locblH "The Bells across the Way.
Shops mail can make their selections
offrible dry goods from the bulletin
thaikl the literary division Of the
magp To many this part of the book
isdnunt Importance. We are sorry
tongs this is the last issue of the
NaM the publishers announce that
vihaember number the publication
D uds.
-Irba of interest to tn. friends OF
DciiCollege in this county to know
ia special department of orstory.
prsiReed gives his special attention
bthisartment. He gives each class
!. Eskllls in vocal gymnastics. gesture,
$ se les these weekly drills, he lee
'slarsh seniors on orators and oratory,
. Tie va are required to write and de-
liver, hcly. one forensic each term, or
Iilneag the college year. These ora
v tons ID epared under President Reeds
lpnona pervisou. DIR. Rogers has es-
!. hblstin connection with his English
/ Bibs semetic history, a seminar after
/ lihtizh of the German seminar. Inc
/ IIDictns seminar Is composed of twelve
! un hutbe senior and junior classes, and
ID dsol to the study of Old Testament
pviec At the last meeting DIR. Rogers
lsssedn the prophet Obadiah. AT the
lsr ming Turner, 81, and Roberts, ",
wilma bistorical and exigetical papers
Mk ppbet Joel. D.. Hines announced
b&wors some days ago that he was
hiarle basement of the scientific build
|igias ND with apparatus, so that they
|uaa Al nooiaI and original work along
shrsy, line of physical science they de-
nn R,d athletics are about over. DICK
lss ! not a. successful in football thls
am , last. The gymnasium is now
runi.aat full blast. Every student con-
nxd / n the institution is required 10
geit.D hours per week in gymnasium"
s,sae Prof. Lake, the physicilinstruc
hi Al isteo in his arduous tolls by buuu'
ahd Masters, '93.
A despatch from Philadelphia un
1sndsy said, that enough returns oi 'n1
" !, women delegates to the General
aius, &c had been received to SHOW 'n"'
AM, On carried the day, and, so far as
i p,n lar will goes, they are entitieu "
u n the General Conference as lay aeio
|. r.. claims that the vote recei'eu
~. 90 mar cent , in favor of women
I.s,.. The summary of all returns re-
nd D u to Wednesday night demonstrates
"a, , rerv defective basis on which 10
dds,bat the women have won: Inc ne
al . claims a majority OF o''l9
!. ,r,meu delegates in a total vote Vi
yr e57. This would only be on a pass
.bont 100 900 members, while the ine.n
nj. e.,. NJ f. Church is counted ny
Ita Il only has reports from o ooo
mn - whereas there are at least 'o'0Vo
n hos so that not one fortieth Oh
-, rcbss are included in the summary
:. il very probable that the
,,a.o,e. will win a majority OF the
4. rote a. that side is very s'ropk ~
y WV I'd rslatively much larger vote
J e''' lid there than in the East ana
4 Tnoury shows that three-quar'e-
4, required to amend the Orsan,0 as,s s
q ,.h so ~ TO admit women uele'
cnu ,a.s the theory is adopted that the
IL admits them as it does not eA
aii o" 1 n. wo nen in local churcn
/ 'no 'a ~ elect delegates they may
pms vD delegates. Therefore q ma
"one" ,he women might influence
y Vo'o =, the next General Conference
'iatio" ~ ;, said that number OF
''a', ;.la,,,tes will be present. as al 'ne
zen u ai Conference, demanding ad-