The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-04
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Services will held at Jones' Chapel to.
morrow, Sunday, evening at 80.
Mrs. Jennie Sapp and children of Rerova
Pa, are visiting relatives and friends at
Pilottown, this county.
-zDr. j. w. Cooper has moved his office
from the Hollow" to thebuidiug formerly
occupied by Frank j. Kerr q Co.
The Eikton base ball club will play
the Bay view team this afternoon on the
lot of Mrs lutte. Admission 10 cents.
The new house of DIR, &. w. Gillespie
at Pleasant Grove has been completed and
the doctor and his family have moved into
it.
Miss Martha Finley has written a new
volume in the Elsie Series, entitled "Elsie
Yachting" and published by Dodd, Mead
s. Co,
When you visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
More than $50 was cleared at the pink
tea entertainment given by the members of
Head of Christiana Presbyterian Church
last week
"A revival is in progress at st. Johns
Church on Zion Circuit Rev. j. 7. Wood
pastor. There have been more than half a
hundred conversions.
Me- Tr1ia h., la,r al, L,,-
brother-in law, William j. Jones, Esq re-
tprned on Tuesday from an extended visit
to relatives in New England
MIR. Joseph Z. Nesbitt aud Miss Mary E.
Harvey, both of Rising Sun, were married
on September 25th in st. Patrick's Church,
Havre de Grace, by Rev. E. \. Hannah.
MIR. Joseph Craig, yardmaster at Gray's
Ferry, who was run over by a shifting en-
CINE one day last week and had both his
leg4ut off, is a son of Mr.. Victor Craig, of
pd Ipio. "
Presiding Elder w. l.. S. Murray
preached in the Chesapeake City NJ. Z.
Church last Sunday evening. He preached
at Bethel in the morning of the same dav
and at Summit in the afternoon.
Mr. Joseph S Terrell last week visited
Washington, d. c for the first time in his
life. He was the guest of his grandson
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Terrell, who holds a posi- ton
in the Patent Department
MIR. \ j. Bradley, a farmer resii ing
less than two miles from Elkton will sail
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some re n estate in Ireland from which he
has received no return for five years and
wants to investigate the matter.
Mr.. c. d. Smith, of New Haven, Conn,
has purchased OF MIR. George n. Bennett, OF
Chesapeake City, his fine fve-year-old trot
ter, "Ben B0t,' for $1,000. The horse
showed a mile last week heavy track
in2 34l5 and can do much better. He is a
promising animal.
The propretors of the Lancaster, Pa
Examiner have been sued for $1,000 dam
ages by Mrs. Matilda Hanna, of Rock
Springs, Cecil county. She alleges that the
defendants libeed her in an account in their
paper rejecting upon her conduct in taking
who died at her residence.
Sheriff Boyd took to the penitentiary
last Saturday Samuel Thomas, William
Isaacs and Albert Fris6y, who were SEN
fenced to serve one year, and Harry Brown,
who will serve four years. All are colored
except the first named Evan Pierce was
taken to the House of Correction where he
will be confined for a year.
-Rey. S. A. Gayley. pastor of West Not
tingham Presbyterian Church, who has
been in Europe for four months past, was
expected home this week A grand recep
ton will be given him tonight at the par.
sorage. DIR. Gayley has been in charge of
the church for thirty-six years. DIR. James
A. Marshall, of Oxford, Pa, has b=en sup
plying the pulpit during his absence.
PROF. We'll, 5. o., 305 Market St, Will
mington, Del, has opened an Opthalmic
Institute at the above address, where he
tests the eyes for all defects of the vision
free of charge. Persons suffering from weak
ewes, headache, dizziness, spots before the
ewes can he fully cured hy wearing Prof.
Wells celebrated O. L. p. speCtacles, they
heinz the hardest, clearest and whitest
lenses ever inverted. Competent oculists
always in attendance. May24 6m.
We have received the October number
of"Tbe Parish Gleaner" published by Rev.
Jacob Miller, Of Church Creek, Md, for
merly of Chesapeake City. The editor
states that the publication of the Cleaner
has been delayed for the past two months
owirr to removal from Ches apeake City to
b;s nresent location and that subscribers
will have the omissions supplied. The fol
lowing also appears in the October number:
tTbe Church of the Good Shepherd in
Chesapeake City is without a rector. We
hone that one may soon be found well
adapted to the wants and necessities of the
cbrrcb work in that place. The memb er-
shin there is smal! in number, and weak
snarciallv. But it is pleasant town, with
nIentv of gocd-natured peol lie. Our neigh
- wore Of the choicest kind, very sympa.
tbatic with us in deep domestic affection
Nv the Lord strengthen His church in
nat Mace, and send His people prosperity
Twenty marriage licenses were issued
d,rirg Septeml er, larger number than
,,sra1 Fourteen we're 10 white and six tc
colored persons. Two Of the brides in Sep
,o,onar were but sixteen years old while one
ar+ba oroons was but nineteen. There were
-, two brides of ''sweet sixteen" in Aug
not Cecil T. Scott and Jane Badders, botf
IF near WoodlawD; Joseph j. Summerill, o.
Nv. Jersey, and AItha NJ. Shippers, Of
>rortb East; Henry DAVIS and Alice Woods
18th of Port Deposit Lewis Cooper, O.
winchester. Va, and Harriet Agnes Bar
o,+ of Port Deposit; Alfred Lewis Ste
nbeuson and Mary Virginia Archer, bott
s. Cec1l county; Charles S. Boulder, of Elk
.rd Jennie Packard, of Chesapeake
C;.r. VIM. Henry West and Lizzie Get
.;,os.keth of Perryville; William j. Sweeny
~Iuab Cheffins, both of Philadelphia
80 in Foster and Mary +. LOTHIAN, boil
~ near Elkton; Lindley a. Devonshire ant
yEIIa f Montgomery, both of Rowlandvlle
George NJ. Kerr, of Helena, Montana, ant
Lizzie f, Woods, of Leeds, Cecil cOun ty
Anthony J. Donnelly and Roberta May
Baldwin, both of Port Deposit; James V
B;ausfield and Maggie Cor drey, both 0
Port Herman; James Nesbtt and Mary E
Nesbitt, both of Cecil county; NJ oses Bagb,
and Mary Hacket, both of near Reybold'
wharf; Charles Haste and Maggie Good
wear both of near Elkton; W. Paxsol
Minner and Maggie r. Burke, both of Fai
Hill: Wayman Biddle and Maggie Brooks
both of near Ceciltoni Frank Nerr and Mar.
e, McMullen; William t. Rowland ant
Martha Francis Hudson, both Of Chesa
peake City.