The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-01
GLOgAh DEPARTMENT. v

-Miehael Carr of .Elkton, has beer
granted reissue Of pension.
Mr. Edwin NJ. Wilmer of B.ttimore
was in Elkton on Sunday last.
George Booth will kill your hog, clean
it nicely, and deliver 1t at your door for ONT
hundred cents.
DIR. HI c Wells is Identifying hi' resi-
dence on East Main street with a bright
dress of paint.
MIR. A NJ. Strickland is erecting
dodble frome dwelling for r. b Frazer on
West high street.
Mr.. Frank L. Morling, of Baltimore,
Grand Chief Templar of Maryland spoke
on Prohibition at Rising Sun last night.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accommod atoms and exceedingly low
rates. Mchl"f
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hepburn OF
Baltimore, who have been visiting friends
in Elkton, returned to Baltimore on Satur
day last
The Third quarterly Conference of the
year was held in the Elkton NJ. E. Church
on Monday, only the usual routine business
being transacted.
CHARLES E. Clayton, well known citi-
zen of this county and resident at Pivot
Bridge in the Second district, has removed
with his family to Philadelphia.
Rev Father E. A. Hannah of Havre
de Grace, will lecture on Prohibition in
Good Templair Hall at Rising Sun on Mon.
day evening November 3rd at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Eutwistle, wife of the well XII own
Elkt.p truckman took an over dose of
laudanum last Sunday, from the effects of
which she soon recovered by the aid of a
physician.
WIN. Jones the stone mason is now
plastering his new house on West High
street, James Merritt is doing the car
pentering work and Amos Pierson the
pasterpg.
Mr.. Walter Scott Price has been en-
aged this week in posting sample official
ballots throughout the districts of the
county, which the law requiresshall be done
four DAYS before the election.
Samuel Frazer, the only surviving son
of the late James Frazer and the second
brother of the late Mrs. Joshua jackson, is
living in good health near Cow antown in
this county, having attained his 9lst year.
The vote on the question of the admis-
sion of women as delegates to the General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be taken in the NJ. E Church
at North East in this county on November
9Th.
WIN. S. Evans as trustee offered at
public sale at the Court House door in this
town on Tuesday last, the house and lot in
Glory Hill owned by the late Joseph B.
Jordan 1t was withdrawn on bid of
$500.
A lively town topic in North E ,st last
Saturday evening was the arrest of an ex-
Justice of the Peace for an alleged assault
upon another citizen of that town, and his
giving bond before Justice Anderson to an.
swer the charge before the next Grand
Jury.
james A. Davis as assignee of w. w.
& j. C. Davis, sold at public sale in Elkton
on Saturday, the dwelling house in North
East, occupied by j. C. Davis to F. S Everist
of Port Deposit for So, 2S1 90. and the dwell.
ling house and lot in Port Deposit occupied
by w. w. Davis to VIM. X. Reckefus for
50, 1880
One of the heaviest October thunder
gusts and hail storms ever experienced
passed over the middle and upper sections
of this county on Wednesday afternoon. A
gentleman driving between Principle and
Perryville says his horse was thrashed sc
severely that he became almost unmanage
able. ="
Mrs Martin of Baltimore, the wei
known temperance lecturer, and w. G. T.
U. worker among railroad men in Mary
land, will make an address at Jones
Chapel tomorrow, Sunday morning a
1890. In the evening she will address
mass temperance meeting at the Salvation
Army Barracks. A cordial invitation il
extended to all.
The wedding ceremony of Mr.. Harold
B. Pugh and Miss Clara l.. Kirk, daughter
of Isaac S. Kirk of Fremont, Chester
county, was witnessed by number O
Cecil countians on Thursday, the 23rd inst
Among the participants were Miss Lizzi,
K. Stephens, and Mr.. Wayne Reynolds o
Rising Sun.
Anderson and Jordan, the two younJ
gentlemen who were committed Co Jail las
week for the larceny of a horse and bugg
in Philadelphia are still languishing il
prison. A detective from that city came t
Elkton last week for them, but they re
fused to 60, without a -equisition from tn
Governor of Pennsylvania.
The retail ice dealers of this town re
duced the price of ice to consumers thi
week twenty five per cent. They woul
have been glad to have done so long age
but they were at the mercy of the Who'll,
sale men who have kept up the price of ic
by the ton, in keeping with the plans of til
Maine Ice Monopolists. who after all al
caught with big lot of ice on hand, all
which they could have sold, but for the
own greed.
Trinity A. U. M. p. Church near Zior
in this county, and of which the Rev.
Hammond is pastor was dedicated on SUI
day last. Rev. J. HI. Nichols, president
the district preached the dedicatory sermc
at 2 o'clock, p. M, after which the Rev. ]
w Scott of this town preached. The bull,
ing is 24x40 feet, and is one of the be
colored churches in the county.
Prof. We'll, S. o., 305 Market St., w
mington, Del, has opened an Opthalm
Institute at the above address, where
tests the eyes for all defects of the visit
free of charge. Persons suffering from wes
ewes, headache, dizziness, spots before Il
eyes, can be fully cured by wearing Pre-
Wells celebrated o. E. P. spectacles, tn,
being the hardest, dearest and white
lenses ever invented. Competent oculs
always in attendance. Maya 6m.
The great revival at St. Johns Meth
dist Episcopal Church of Zion Circuit,
Louisville, closed on Friday night the "a
inst. The meeting continued for six week
during which time the Rev. Isaac Wo'
the pastor of the church missed but tv
wet nights. One hundred and ninetet
persons have professed con version, one hu
bred and two of whom have been TAX
into mem bership at st. Johns, the othe
having Joined other churches.