The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-22
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An increase OF pension mas uteu SVLhte'
William Rapbo, of this town.
Special services are still in progress a
the NJ. Z. church on the Manor.
Mr.. II. Arthur Stump has been elected .
member of the Cecil Farmers Cub.
-Carhart & Co, store will be closed OF
Thursday, November 9th, Thanksgiving
Day.
The Calvert w. c. 7. L. will meet a
Friends School Hoase this afternoon at
o'clock p. IN.
MIR. Williare d. Summers, of White
Hall, removed to Philadelphia for the win
ter this week.
MIR. A. NJ. Strickland, of this town
is building three dwelling houses in NORTH
East, this county.
Increases of pension have bsen granted
tic Samuel B. Croshers of Principle, and
VIM. Mcdonald of Elkton.
-Mrs:A. Laugdon Barber of Washing
ton and Staten Island visited Mrs. DR..
John II. Jam on Tuesday.
1t is reported that Joseph lies, who
in this county, is in Philadelphia.
DR. John Wesley Cooper l. improving
his dwelling on East Main street, ~ adding
vestibule to the front entrance of it.
The December session OF the Circuit
Court will begin at Elkton on the second
Monday of the month, December SsA.
Mr.. William II. Elder, owner of the
Park stables in this town, is dividing them
into five separate stables for private use.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accomms dAtiOns and exceedingly low
rates Mch17tf
The Rev. d. G. jones of Odess pre- !Ch-
ed in the NJ. E. Church on Monday evening,
where special reviva, services are bein e
held.
Thanksgiving service will be held in
Trinity Church, Elkton, on Thursday next,
Thanksgiving Day, at 1880 a. IN. Sermon
by the Rector.
A Thanksgiving night turkey supper
will be given by the ladies of Wesley
Chapel, Elk Neck, at the house of Mr..
William Foster.
/ MIR. George a. Lees successor as assis-
int weigher in the Baltimore Custom
louise is Mr.. Dallas NJ. Ward of the seventh
II ward of that city.
Bald heads are too many when they may
be covered with a luxuriant growth of hair
by using the best of all restorers, Halls
Hair Remover.
The first ice of the season made Its
appearance on Friday morning Welcome
this seasonable harbinger of a healthful
winter. May we see more of it.
Capt. Collins of the Salvation Army,
once in command at Elkton, but recently
at Petersburg, Va, has been assigned to
Wilmington, Del.
Don't forget the Bouquet and Thanks
giving Party for the benefit of the Bethel A.
NJ Z. church of Chesapeake City, on Thurs
day evening next.
DIR. John II. lamar attended the
funeral of Dr. Richard Lewis the well
known surgeon of Philadelphia, which took
place on Saturday.
Nj John France, presiding elder of the
Easton District of the Wilmington Confer
ence, preached in the Elktou NJ. f. Church
on Sunday night last.
Mrs. Litzenberg imported her dolls di-
rect from Germany this year. These lovely
dolls will please the children and the prices
will please the mammas.
The Directors of the Mount Ararat and
Happy Valley Improvement Company. OF
Port Deposit, declared a dividend of six per
cent. on their first seasons work.
Captain Francis L. Norton of Whining
ton set sail oI Tuesday from that city upon
a perilous voyage cross the A5l ntic Ocean
in So foot yawl rugged life boat
The subjects of the Rev. L. G. Fosnett' 5
sermons in the Chesapeake City NJ. E.
church tomorrow will be at 10 30 ii. N.
Chow shall we see Jesus in Heaven - at
73Op. m No Wedding Garment"
Mr. Harry NJ. Davis a member of the
Elkton bar and a son of Col. L. ID. Davis
Cashier of the Second National Bank OF
Elkton, has opened an office in Wilmington
where he will practice his profession.
MIR. Fred Daliam. of Baltimore, who
has been guest at the Howard House fol
several days past, is first class shot, Kill
ling from either shoulder at trap shooting
and is said to be equally excellent at field
work.
William Sprinkle of Chesapeake City
moved into the house on Howard stree
oil nv ali Va. a
uesday. Mr.. Sprinkle will look after Mr.
Vinsinger's four trade at Clestps IKE City,
and will do it well too.
His name wasn't 81 iyseel'' this time
but was Wooleyhand. H. Went from the
First district of this county, to fillmore
hotel, blew out the gas and went to bed
But for lowered window sash, h
wouldn't be alive to profit by his folly.
Mr.. S. w. Day IA veteran soldier o
North East and an active member of Win
gate Post G. a. II has o,en appointed to
night iuspectorship in the b tltimore Custom
House by collecto: Marine. Mr.. Day re
Gently passed the Civil Service ex animation
ON Tuesday Mrs. 4 l. Barber o
- Washington, wh1 WAS on her wy from
Elkton, to New York, to IN .e5 her hnsblnt
by the steamer Maj sstic, dus on We1n -
day, met and WAS intro ucei to Mr.. Georg
Young and wife at the Eikton depot VIII
were en- route to New York to meet Mr.
Young's sister who was also expected by til
same steamer
Mr. Joseph Russell a well known an
respected citizen of the Fourth distric
died at his home near Providence Mills O
Monday evening from typhoid fever. II
was about fifty five years of age, and leave
a widow and several children, his wife ha,
ing been Miss Jamison, a sister of Scor
,JamIson of Providence Mills. His remain
were inferred at Sharp's Cemetery, nea
Fair Hill.
Washington papers have recently COZ
tanned accounts of the good fortune whic
may possibly be awaiting the children o
the late Col. Thos. b. Lincoln who reside
near this town for number of years an
who are the among the heirs of Stmut
Blodget whose descendants By the settl,
ment of a claim to property in Washingto
have come into possession of large sur
of money. This Is not the first windfa
reported as having been theirs since I'll
Colonies family moved from Elkton.