The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-05-10

| ers on Collector Marine at the custom
| House in Baltimore on Wednesday.
An infant son aged six months of Hugh
McGreldy died on Friday morning. Fun
eral at the Catholic Cemetery on Sunday at
| I'm.
Mr. Samuel c. Rowland, of Port De-
post, has been elected one of the Board OF
Directors of the Baltimore and Eastern
Shore Railroad.
| The May meeting of the Cecil Farmers
| Club will he held at Euoch Mccullough :
| near Liberty Grove on Wednesday next the
14th inst.
| Don't fail to attend Manly Drennen' $
| sale of carriages, wagons, sulkys, cuitlVa-
| tors, horses and cows, on Saturday May II,
at o'clock at his warehouse opposite Falls
| Hotel
German Carp are getting quite numer-
Gus in Elk River. Davie Short the we'll
known fisherman brought Giles the North
Street Caterer four very large ones this
week.
The Zion NJ. f. Sunday School will
nOiu Il SIFd" Dtlly ltStlNdi oh 'h'- 1870 -
front of the church May 2Sth, 1890. If the
weather is not favorable the next fair even
ing. Sandwiches and coffee.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has granted the demands of their en-
ployes for an advance, giving the day con-
ductors 81 IS and the night conductors 81 80.
The day brakem IN will be paid 81 30 and
the night men 81 20, ten hours to constitute
days work.
AT the installation of Rev. E. b. Fitz-
gerald as pastor of Snow Hill Presbyterian
Church last Wednesday evening week, the
sermon was preached by Rev James Con-
way, of Port Deposit, and Rev. Calvin d.
Wilson, of Churchvllle, delivered the charge
to the pastor.
Harmony Castle, No. 10, Knights of the
| Golden Eagle, at Rising sun, will give a
straw berry festival on Pogue's Lawn, and
| a parade of the knights of Harmony and
neighhoring castles, headed by the Rising
Sun Cornet Band, on Wednesday 18th inst
Mr. f. H. Folsom, of Beaufort, S. c.
and Miss Mollie Z. Getty, of Baltimore,
We're married in the latter place on Monday
evening, the 18th, by the Rev. j. f. Acker-
man at the Caroline street NJ. E. Church
The groom is we'll known and highly es-
teemed and the bride is a social tavoriJe in
society circles of Baltimore. Miss Getty is
a member of the Getty family formerly of
Cherry Hill this County.
Two Elktou painters, Mr.. Thompson
and Albert Arm brster had narrow escape
from what might have proved serious AZ
cideNt on Friday. They were engaged in
paint Robert Marshbank's house, when the
swinging ladder on which they sat, gave
way precipitating them twenty feet to the
ground. Mr.. Thompson lighted on his feet
but Armbrister was not so fortunate being
generally bruised by his fall. but 20 ting no
limbs broken.
The funeral of Mrs. S ,rah Harbert, wife
| of George Harbert who died on Friday of
| last week at "Dukelands" near Baltimore,
| the residence Of her son in law Mr.. j. Berry
| Turner, took place at Bethel Cemetery at
| Pivot Bridge in This County on Mend ~.
Mrs. Harhert's remains arrived DIT the p,
| w. 81 B. r. Il. Station here on the IL a. H.,
train where carriages were in waiting. The
services were conducted by the ReverendS,
l-Messrs. Hill, of Eldton; Wilson, of Balti-
r more; and Gardner, of Bethel. the following
gentlemen acting as bearers John Perkins,
| VIM. Fl. Elder, Joseph Wells, William j
| Alrich, John L. Alexander and Henry K.
| Torbert.
| A West Nottingham correspondent of
the Oxford Press states, that the entertain
ment held in the chapel at Wet Noting
bal on Wednesday evening of last week
| for the benefit of the Sunday School OF
that place, was success. The following
| program cwas executed for the occasion:
| Organ voluntary, Miss Fannie Hines; re
citation, 'The Proud Miss Mcbride" Miss
| Mary Tosn song, Consider the Lilies, -
| Miss Rhoda V. Wilson; dialogue, MARK
| Twain and the Interviewer" Russell Nc
| Cullough and l. II. Richardson; duet, Ali
Varie, Misses Haines; defamation, "Life's
| Game of Ball." John II Magraw; song
| Zone Morning, o so Early" Hiss Rhoda V.
Wilson; reading, "The Lost Heir" Miss
| Maggie Coale; trio Misses Haines and
George Freeman; dialogue, "rrinl of the
Cnlored Witness" George Gillespie, Thomas
! Shannon, Amos f. Gillespie; song IF,
Miss Rhoda V. Wilson; reading, "Little
.Joe," Hiss Ella Thompson; duet, Melody f.
(Rubenstein5, Misses Haines; song, EVEN,
ing," Miss Rhoda V. Wilson, The attend
ance was large, the entertainment excellent