The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-09-06
GL0gAL DEPARTMENT, v

"A. NJ. Strickland, contractor ant
builder, will erect two houses Oh Yves
High street for r. B. Frazer.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
Captains Merritt and Guy, of Frederick
City, have succeeded Captain Sigler and
wife in charge of the Elkton corps Of the
Salvation Army.
Everlasting flower designs orders filled
for natural flower designs, orders for laurels
promptly supplied by Mrs. l.. H. Litzen'
berg, Elkton, Md.
Principal Conner, of West Nottingham
Academy, h as secured as an assistant j. b.
England, A. NJ, graduate of Pennington
College, Ohio, and teacher of several
years experience.
Judge J. H. Wlckes in letter to the
editors of the Baltimore Sun denied that he
had any intention of taking the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the First Dis
tri had 1t been offered him.
lfThere will be an afternoon and evening
p.-!nic in the grove at Carter's School house
on Wednesday evening next. Refreshments
in abundance will be provided. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
ID. j. Butler OF Newark, Del, formerly
of this town, has purchased the drug store
of the late DR.. c. I. Cahoon in Crumpton,
Nd, and placed it in clearge of Mr.. Lit
singer young medical student.
George Booth notifies his friends and
the public that his ice cream garden closes
this evening for the season. He will be glad
to see every body at the Elkton Fair next
month, where his celebrated ice cream can
be had in abundance.
A large crane was shot about two
weeks tgo by VIM. K. Richards, son of j.
Granville Richards. of the Sixth district.
He had it stuffed and mounted. 1t stands
thirty inches high and measures six
feet from tip to tip of wings.
Francis E. Bradbury has purchased the
meat and provision store of his sons, Joseph
and Frank, who have been in business in
IuC iOl SChCioi SOo'S, "a. AfoLo
Taylor will have charge of the store and
will doubtless manage it successfully.
Mr.. E. X. Brown, the we'll known
jeweler of Rising Sun VITO is the secretary
of the Anti License League of this county
was ON Saturday last appointed by Collector
VIM NJ. Marine to the position of day
watchman at the Baltimore Custom House.
Randolph Langdon, of Oxford, Pa, was
in Elkton on NJ onday taking out letters as
administrator of the estate of the late
Hampton Langdon, of the Sixth district
The appraisement of the property was made
on Thursday by VIM. r. Cameron and Job
Haines.
Rev S. NJ. Osmond, d. D., of the Elk
ton Presbyterian Church, will take his an
nual vacation beginning next week. He
will visit relatives in the west and will be
absent from his pulpit three Sundays. Min
listers from abroad will preach during his
absence.
District Attorney Graham, of Philadel-
phia, has expressed the opinion that the
publishing of invitations in newspapers for
their purchasers to guess at winning horses,
base ball teams, ETC., and awarding prizes
to those who guess correctly, comes within
Judge Paxson definition OF lottery.
The Singerly pulp works were shut
down for repairs on Saturday night last
Workmen from Wetherill's works at Ches-
ter Pa, are overhauling the machinery.
The works will probably be running again
sometime next week, The pulp works
have been shut down but seldom since they
were erected.
Rev. DIR. James A. Marshall, who is
filling the pulpit of West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church, during the absence of
DIR. Gayley in Europe, removed to Oxford,
Pa, this week where he takes charge OF
oxford Academy on Monday next. He will
continue to preach at West Nottingham
until the return of DIR. Gayley about the
first of October.
1.-The following transfers to take place
Oct 9Th have been announced by Vicar
General Lyons: The Rev John ID. Carey
frors Elk ton to be a. sistant at st. Anne's
Church in Wilmington; the Rev James A.
Murphy from Chestertown to be pastor at
Elkton; the Rev Francis j. Connally from
Dover to be pastor at Chestertown; the Rev.
James Quigley from St. Patricks Church of
Wilmington to be pastor at Dover.
DIR. j. H. lamar, of this town, was
chosen president of the Pennsylvania and
Mary gland Union Medical Association which
met last week in thirteenth annual session
at York, Pa. The address of welcome wa.
delivered by DIR. 1. G. Gable, of the York
County Medical Society, and brief addresse:
were made by Mayor Noll, of York; DR.
Packard, of Philadelphia Prof S. X. Boyd
of York. and DIR. beavers, of Lancaster.
Prof. We'll, S. o., 3O5 Market ST., Will
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 GIN.
The Rev. l. G. Fosnocht, pastor of tn
NJ Z. Church at Chesapeake City, after
pleasant visit to the mountains of Pennsyl
vania, returned with his wife on Wednes
day. He will be in his pulpit Providenc
permitting on Sunday and preach bot
morning and evening. He will also preac
at the manor" Church in the afternoon q
3o'cloek. While Mr.. Fosnocbt was at il
anna Heights camp meeting he preache
the opening sermon of the meetin
and also in the First NJ. E. Church 8
Pottstown. We extend to Mr.. Fosnocf
increasing success in the pastorate
is now 80 aoceptably filling.
The attention of breeders and farmer
is called to the advertisement of Mr.. Wn
T. Harriott. st. Augustine, Cecil Count!
who offers them the services this season
two remarkably fine horses, 'Garrett" an
Hops Grey Morrell. Garrett is a standsr
bred blood bay fifteen and half hands higl
and is a splendid specimen of the Voluntet
and Clay families both great speed produ
ing families. AS premium trotting sta
lion "Grey Morrell' is well known in tn
section. AS general utility horse wit
great speed producing lines he is striking
handsome and of unusually fine actio
For all particulars of these horses adore
Mr.. Harriott at his postofice, st. Augu
tine, Cecil. County, Md.
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