The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-21
sGLOgAL DEPARTMENT.. D.

XIV
Miss Lucy Litzeuberg read the valedic
tory at Hannah More Academy this week
Tomorrow tSuuday) afternoon there
will be preaching at Be ulden's Chapel at
PIP. NJ.
MIR. George w. Taylor will embark in
the commission business i'll Philadelphia
this fall
Hon John A j. Creswell was elected a
member of the Phi Betta Kappa Society at
Dickinson this week.
John f. Alexander & Son are giving
hauling.
Harry f. Giles opened provision store
on Tuesday at the stand formerly occupied
by John NJ. Terrell.
The pulpit of the Elkton NJ. E Church
will be filled by Presiding Elder w. 5.
Murray on Sunday evening next.
The pulpit of the Cherry Hill N. 4
Church was filed on Sunday evening last
by Il. d. Cantweil of this plaza.
-Mid-summer novelties in millinery
birds in every tint at Mrs. l.. II. Litzrn-
berg's
Senator John 5. Writ will deliver the
annual address at the alumni reuaion of St.
Johns COLLEGE, Annapolis, on "Wednesday
next.
There will be several trutti, 2 races and
pigeon shooting match on the Talbot
county fair grounds at Easton Fourth of
July.
A small canvas tent with fly and case
complete, and made for camping out, sill
be sold at the sale of furniture on Howard
street bx H Torbert on Monday.
-AmtAg those announced to prticipate
in the athletic exercises At Washington Col
lege, Chestertown. on July I'd, is Wilson l..
CJudon, of North East.
The officers and teachers of the Metho-
dis Episcopal Sunday School Of this town,
decided at recent meeting TO give an ex-
cursion to Colchester Beach during the
summer.
George W. Wilson. colored, has put 10
very good use the back-l ension money rec
entity receiy ed br him from the government.
He purchased the Owens farm on Belle Hill
which he now occupies.
Hon. Jacob Tome was one of the inter
ested spectators of the exercises AZ Dickin-
son on Tuesday. Carlisle has substantial
evidence of the liberality of this distin-
guished citizen of Port Deposit.
Edward H-rbener, photographer of
Strick-rsville, PA., photographed Iitchell's
and Frazer's drug stores, Balls clothing
store, Galaher's shoe store and other build
ings in Elktcn on Tuesday.
John T. Pryor has been granted permits
sion to build wagon house At the corner ot
Landing me and Mack Ill street. This WIS
the first building permit gran cd by tine
Town Com nlissioners unde1 the new charter
The friends of Nj Emory Weaver, who
met with a serious acciient last fall which
resulted in the loss of one Of his legs ar the
ankle, are endeAvoriug TO raise enough
funds to purchase an artificial leg for bin.
Governor Jackson has appointed DR..
Charles NJ Ellis, Adam Magraw and
john W. Falls supervisors of election for
this county. They have the appointment
of Judges, clerks and all officers OF election
The NJ. Z. Sunday School excursion tt
Colchester will be given Tuesday, July 10Th
The new steamer Tockwough, large hand
somely fitted three-decker belonging to the
Stssafras River Company, has been chsr-
tered for that date.
-Parnel j. Lynch was nominated for
sheriff by the Democrats OF New Castle
county, Del, on Saturday last. He was
defeated by the Republican candidates in
1880 and 1892 Two years ago he made an
unsuccessful canvass for the nomination.
William Singerly Horner, an iuflut son
of Mr. Horuer, who assists the vault ami
barred windows in guarding the many
thousands in the 5 cOud National Bank,
now takes his daily airing in handsome
babv carriage, the gift of the proprietor of
the Record
"A handsome new Philharmonic Estey
organ has been placed in the Elkton NJ. f.
church by Sanders & Staymer, the popular
Baltimore firm. The organ Will he used for
the first time at the services tomorrow. 1t
is a sweet toned instrument aud will doubt
les give entire satisfaction.
Harvest began in the lower districts of
this county on Saturday last, the l4th inst
So far as ascertaned the promise of wheat
is for a light yield. A number of farmers
in Sassafras Neck and Bohemia Manor cut
wheat this week and by this time next week
the harvest work will be general
The Elkton freight house of the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington aud baltimore Railroad
Company was broken into by thieves on
Tuesday night An entrance was effected
by forcing the window blind and bending
the bolt. The office was ransacked, but the
only booty secured was box OF cigars.
The mem bers of the Elkton NJ E choir
will assist in a musical entertainments to be
given at Bethel NJ f. Church, Pivot Bridge,
for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society OF
that church some time late in july. Messrs
Frank and Edward Gardner, HinChlitfa and
Harvey, the Dickinson COLLEGE quhrtette,
will render selections.
Frank Harvey, of Childs; Edwin V.
Hinchlitf., of Ekton, and Edward and
Frank lrdner, of Pivot Brrdga, students
of Dickinson College, have arrived at their
homes. Ralph Reese and Mr. Clayton OF
the Second district, students in the prepare
tory SCHOOL of the same college. are also
home for the holidays.
We are in receipt of the Pennsvlvanil
Railroad Excursion Guide for 1890 1t sur
passes any former issue and is "A handsomely
printed volume of 237 pages. All persons
contemplating summer trip should con
suit this valuable book of reference for
every thing pertaining to excursion points,
routes, and rates.
"A very large audience attended the
dedication of Cecilton NJ. f. Church on
Sunday last. The programme advertised
was carried out; the Rev. Mr. Terry, OF
Dover, preaching in the morning. lu the
afternoon the Rev. Theodore Stevens
preached the dedicatory sermon, following
which subscriptions were asked to meet the
debt on the church y full list of ali con-
tributing towards the erection of the church
was read It's cost was So $3.50 On this
amount there was a balance of $500. This
amount more than met, 81, S2j being
subscribed $1,000 of which was paid in cash.
In the evening Rev. f. Atkins preached,
the liberal subscriptions of the day being a
great cause of congratuation by all the
friends of the church.