The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-03-29
lLOGAL DEPARTMENT. y

Mr., John Anderson and Miss Annie l..
wicks, both of Cecil County, were married
in Camden, n. j., on March 5:h by Rev. >.
L. Snoy.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Elkton Catholic Church will be given short
ly in Old Fellows Hall by the Havre de
Grace Amateur Musical and Dramatic AS
sociation.
The County Treasurer will on Tuesday
next in accordance with the law place all
unpaid bills for taxes for 1889 in the bands
of the sheriff for collection, which will en-.
tail additional costs.
The usual services will be held on Sun
day at the Free Methodist Church. The
pastor Rev w. H. Lauing will preach at
Pleasant Hill in the morning, at Leslie in
the evening, and conduct a class meeting at
Providence at p. m.
Horace Garrison, a colored man en-
plnyed on the schooner Filth w. Scott had
his right leg broken al the wharf of the
Scott Fertilizer Company on Friday after
noon of last week. He was struck by bag
of phosphate descending an incline.
"a salary with expenses paid will come
handy to anyone who is now out of employ
ment, especially where no previous exper.
fence is required to get the position. If you
want POSITION aae advertisement on sec
ond page, headed, "a Chance to Make
Money"
An entertainment will be given in the
ID ,ayt
week by the public school at that place
The program will include dialogues. recita-
lions, declamations and tableaux. The Ris
ing Sun Cornet Band will also render sew
eral airs.
Amos Barnes, who rs related in our last
issue was struck by locomotive on the
Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad near
FreneStown last week and badly injured
died q SUNDAY night last at the Baltimore
City Hospital. His skull was fractured and
he was also internally injured.
"A Gospel Temperance Meeting will be
held in Gilpin Hall, on Sunday afternoon
Both inst, at 4 O'Clock sharp. Rev. S. NJ
Osrn ond, of the Presbyterian Church will
address the meeting. The public are cor
daily invited to attend. II is proposed to
hold such meetings every Sunday afternoon
until further notice.
Among the cases on the docket of. the
Court of Appeals for the April term which
begins April 9Th is that of the Colchester
Beach Improvement Company of Kent
County vs. Daniel Stenmeier. Steinmeier
it will be remembered received a verdict of
$500 damages in the lower court for false
Imprisonment.
Ball of Oak Hall the popular clothier
opposite the Court House makes rafting
annouucem eut this week to buyers of spring
clothing He wants everybody to under
stand that he has the biggest stock ever
offered at this season in the town, and that
the cut in prices is genuine Notice the
prices and then examine the stock for your
self.
The Rev. Hugh McC4uley, Presby
terrain clergyman preached last Sunday
morning in the Ekton NJ. Z Church He
is grandson of Daniel McCauley, who was
sheriff of this county many years ago. MIR.
McCauey and family were the guests OF
Mr. Daniel Harvey. Mrs. McCauley is a
daughter of Rev. Francis Harvey who il
a brother of MI Daniel Harvey.
"A company has been organized in
Havre de Grace with Robert Seneca as
president and capital of $4,000 to engage
in the manufacture of ladies' and misses
hose. The plant will at the start turn out
from 300 10 400 pairs of hose a week, to in
crease as the business develops The cor
porate name is "The Seneca Hosiery Com
pany of Havre de Grace
The order of services at Trinity Church
Elktou, for next week Gt being the closing
week of he Lenten season. will be as fol
lows: On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday at 10 80 u. IN. and 30 p. IN
Address on the Story of the Saviour's Pas
sion at the evening services. Or Good Fri
day at 10 80 a. IN. and 80 p. IN. On Sat
urday easter Even) at 10 80 a. Servc,
on Easter Sunday, April 9th, at the usua
hours with Sunday School E lister fesiiva
at the evening service.
H c. Dodson, Deputy Collector~ot In
ternal Revenue for the district composed 0
Cecil, Kent, Q aeen Anne's, Tai bot, Carolin
and Dorchester counties announces the fol
lowing appointments in the several coun
ties of his district, for the convenience O
special tax payers,-that is those who dea
in tobacco, liquors and oleomargarine
Cambridge, Tuesday April 20; Easton
Thursday and Friday May LIST and I'd; Den
a. TtraS
day, May 9th; Chestertown, Wednesday
May 7th Elkton, Friday, May 9Th.
Among the changes made in the uppe
part of Cecil County were the following
Robert Groves went to Il Hindman's farr
on tie 10th. Robert Woodrow moved o
the 10Th from Z Balderstop's to the farm {
Joseph A. Harris. Cassius NJ. Childs move
to the house of DIR. Dare, near Rising SUI
Charles Glubb moved into the house vacs
ted by Mr. Childs Jacob Kennard move
to the farm of William Porter, in Eight
district. Eiwoud Ewing moved to NJ
Kenuard's house. Robert l.. Christie move
to Perryville. Milton Keene took up h
residence in Christie's house, while job
NesbiJt went with his goods and chattels
fill up the cottage vacated by Keene. Mr.
Smithson moved from Clayton BalderstOn
tenant house to the brick house at Vineg;
Hill, and Roman McDougal moved into I'll
home thus made empty only for a fe
hours.
The Baltimore County Union in its la
issue had the following complimental
mention of the new Board of Managers
our Agricultural Society. "The new Boal
of Managers of the Cecil County Agricu
tural Society has gone to work with vi
that seems TO mean success from the staI
The society is heavily in debt, but the lin
have been put in m nagable shape and q
principal aim is to get it on a firm financi
basis One of the first things they did W
TO pass resolution taking away from d
stockholders the privilege of free admissit
and exhibition, which will add much TO d
revenues The premium lists for the col
ing fair have been thoroughly revised al
enlarged. A new feature III all the depII
ments will be special premiums Of non'
offered by the friends of the fair in Mar
laud aud adjoining states besides many a
tractive special premiums. The dlfere
oranges have been invited and will ma
special displays aud an effort will be ma
to have every industry in the county rep
scented, including paper, iron, wood, stor
leather, wooden and cotton goods, etc.
dog show u i'll he one OF the attractions"
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines,
Wilkinson, Elkton, Il