The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-27

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sS:ss-TLe Farmers State Alliance Lecture
Sill lecture at the Town Hall in Port De
nosfS on january 9th at p. III.
-NfssNellie Jetferis, Miss Pattie Torber
and Mr.. Jno. Torbert of Wilmington speu
Cbristms with Mrs. L. A. Ellis.
-Dos forget the Salvation Army sup
ner at III Barracks on New Year Eve
rcketsbc. Come and help us.
ORB. L. Grothers Of this county at
tended lhe experiments made with DIR
Koch s5mph last week in Philadelphia.
-ThE!ktou Comet Band appeared oil
Christas Day in their new uniforms. TIL,
boys losed smart, aud played well.
All. Sewers, our popular town barber
knock,a finger out of place by striking
his has against table on Sunday last.
Autmors of the scalp, letter sores, and
dandrf cured, and falling hair checked
heucealdness prevented by using Hall s
Veget;e Sicilian Hair Remover.
-TlRev. john France, whose term as
presidy elder OF Easton district of Will
iningt,M. E. Conference will expire next
Marclds making farewell visits to the
churctor that d,sJrc5.
Age sale of horses and stock will
take pb on the farm of VIM. r. Freeman
on tteid leading from Prices Corner to
Frsems Mill OH Monday rext, some ex-
celeusck viii he offered.
-Bmt, broke into Cooch Brothers
flJur rs at C>och's Bridge one night last
week aeained an entrance to the post
office rh is ia tbs same building. They
did noCure much booty but did consid-
elablepage.
Az Ia .ting of the Maryland Union
of Ypi Peoples Societies of Christian
Endes orgsnized last week in Balti
more. John ". Mccullough of Colora
in thislnty was elected member of the
Exece Committee.
-Milliam Kelley, an extensive peach
growe.Pi eston, expresses the belief that
shouldre be a crop of peaches next year.
! b, fruil! be perfect, on the theory that
the toai;ure of last years crop killed
the euro.
-Mrvid Smith has purchased aud
shippeGn Centreville Station over &C, 900
bushelsorn, nearly six times the guam.
tity shil last year. The corn crop of
Queen lne's county is not large this
year, y[ar exceeds that of last year.
-Mnmuel G. Clayton, son OF our
esteemGlow citizen of the Second dis
trict of county, J. Wesley Clayton, and
who is business with his relative the
Hon. e!l Clayton at Eureka Springs,
Arkanss on a visit 10 his relatives in
1ssscouf
-Theeanest man yet reported this
season fe fellow VI ESfars ago gave
his littn ughreT <Es,h,ia painted
red. Laear he paifted it blue, and gave
It to hes a brand new Christmas gift,
and thhar he had the same chair gilded
and pal, # off On her third time.
Ger New York firms have been
irving d looking women as bill collec.
tors. Sr the scheme has been uusuc-
cessful.nTea of the women married in
side v, and four more are engaged,
while i balance sympathize. with the
poor fels who have run into debt, and
have no!iected a cent.
-Mrschel Kline an aged lady OF this
Town, another of Mrs. Jacob Stein, died
at her dhter's home on Monday. She
hsabesfering for some days with in
flsmatid the stomach. Mrs. Kline was
) born inralia, and has been resident of
e Ekton fverll years past
) Mac Temple, or North Charles
stat BaoCa was completely burned ont
+ o.Cbrsa afternoon by a fire which star
=. tain tbbcoiiag in the rear of the stage
. ofRorepl'N Theater. The loss is about
SI,gO0e freran were upabe to check
,haanR lirh lasted for tour hours and
: uuatbsoe interior was a wreck, and
- eva Thick walls were shaky. The
- Flsgatslp ar lose their regalia, valued
atsOO, 9nd some of the Masonic re-
couisaatnrrs, that cannot be replaced,
;! wee descd.
-nised in the KeuneSt NeICS that
Lewis w has a COW from whose milk
5 sgsfeDas week Thirteen pounds and
OF th'tssalces of buttec. Good manage
81 meat asl As 4 good cow, is essential 10
20 snth poioa, as may be Inferred from
thsiact some years ago NJ. Walter
of owseda tiNt ne Goa sidered TO be only
is of ofdins1aijy. lie afterwards sold
a het,ohist who n turn sold her TO a
rs neshhr.aI weeks or months afteward
IrWals 10 formed that this neigh
in bofoEnseky that was making ten or
n tw.lrs pd bf butter per week. Ga in
+. quiryhafl that the COW was the one he
St so'nsl3 nna the secret of her io-
erased 'iveness was owing to feed
en- insalIt,raf e'ch day.
10 Jess II yatt, Of Midd,etown, whose
'' prsaeiio references TO the weather have
We thmfarved nearly correct furnishes
the ollg for publication: "Ay pre-
IS dicthnshc LAST three months for Della
u wanaGa 5 land were September, II
IL dayiao October IS days storm No
i veuikr,ys sto,m 1 missed seven days
in ~ lasee months. l predicted Storm
IS and old the 18th to the 20lh of De-
> cemtr. and 22I, southwesteriy winds;
+ 23d I'd, cold ; 25;b, 261h, add 27'h,
N veryce2S.h, southwest winds; 29th,
$0,hind, cold. My predictions for the
81 ballEe the winter are: Wind from
10 ssntReto northeast bringing cold
% weltkHrLapS on December 29th thee
81 will b.. Tue prospects for ice will be
hetwsnemb4r % and 81. There are
at good mts for ice ia January f'oGl the
a LIST tor5h. There will also be snow
h storrnseen Jaoaarg Isl and 9th.
by prediahows during the Winter. Be-
;weenarr 9Th and 18Th there vii! be
We cold "
" TIL Of Capt Thomas w. Slater
r was prd III the Orphans Court Of Bal
lie timore on Monday. lie leaves to
'e trustee paid to Thomas w. Slater,
hi soIOOO another SO, 600 to be paid
As when lhirty-one years of age, ard an
ct other 30 when the son is forty-hve
years tha residue of the estate is to
D. go to q when he is fifty-fVe years old.
u He lelie son also his residence. The
4 will gi2 500 to the Orphans Home in
10 st. Pas Parish, II the son should die
re Withholding issue the estate then re-
maiulnthe hands Of the trustees is to
a, be divinto eight parts, and two parts
n are to teu TO the Orphans Home, two