The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-12-20
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LARGE stock Of Hand Painted Lamps q
Mnnett's, in the Hollow
-Cbildren's festival, Friday Decemhe
Goth. al ST. Mary's Church, North East.
-Prunes, Citrou, Currants, EaisIns, ant
Dried Fruits at the right prices At John I
Bennett's.
Service Christmas morning at 1879 At
St. Mary's Church, North East. Rev l.
h. Miller, Rector.
Roger Feehly slaughtered on S!tnrda,
the heaviest porker yet reported. l. weigh
ed 400 pounds.
Go to John 7. Benefits in 1.-THE Hol
low," for Christmas Oranges, " hite Grapes
Nuts, Figs, and Lemons,
Mrs. NJ. E. Coulbourne is very i'll a
the residence of Mr.. Rufus d. BJwland
her grandson on Howard Street.
Mr.. C. II. Miller and wife from Ridley
Park. Pa, spent a few days With his mother
Mrs. NJ. r. Miller on East Main St.
Harry w. Meredith CT Maryland, has
been appointed n clerk in the Geologic
Survey office at a salary of $500 per aunnn
Original pensions have been granted t,
William II. Bennett of North El!', Georg'
Green of Cecilton, and Richard 7. Howard
of Zion.
An original pension has BEEN grantee
TO Joseph ii. Hemphiil of Chesapeake City
and to minor children of john s. Missimi
of Elkton.
The Sunday school Of the Cherry HI
NJ. f Church will give a Chri.fmas enter
tainmeut IN the church on Christmas nigh
All are invited.
IA horse said to have been hitched by
David Hartnett, of the Fourth D.s,ric
pulled down the gas lamp post opPosita the
Court House on Thursday.
The machinery OF the shoe mandatory
and the stock of the store Of j. II ayes GA
lagher have been removed from Cbi}ds t,
Harrisonbarg, Va, where Mr. Gallaghel
will engage in the mauuflctu.e of shoes
Christmas Cludies and Conf-ctio ne ries
AT Benuett's, in the Hollow - Any one OF
the boys will treat you right, and fix Won
snug for the yearly coming Of kriss Kring!e
The Bazaar, now being held in Cecillou
will be carried over Saturday afternoon an,
night. Oyster and poultry supper, ict
cream confectionery, and a Christmas tn,
bearing lots of fancy articles.
Senator A. p Gormau's country resi-
dence, near Laurel, Md, was totally DIS
stroyed by fire early on Wednesday morn
ing. Mrs. German aud her daughter made
a narrow escape wrapped in bel clothing.
A valuable horse owned by Mr.. Samue
d. Stewart fell dead at Singerly on Mon.
day las. On Tuesday while his team was
hitched on the street in Elkton, his horse
took fright and broke the shafts of his car
riage.
Our active Elkton machinist, Mr.. Geo
McQuilkin, has been at Davis, West Nir
ginia this week, on business in connection
with the large contract recently made by
him with the Beaver Creek Lumber Con-
pany.
At the Methodist Protestant Church at
Bay View, Cecil county, a revival of nine
weeks continuance has closed with salts
factory results, Rev. j. B. Jones is pastor
The church has been reprinted and much
impDoved in appearance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Musgrove, mother OF
DR.. Thomas H. Musgrove, the well-kuown
dentist, now of Philadelphia, bat formerly
of Elkton, died at her home in Cam den, y
j., last week. Her remains were inferred
at the head of Christiana Cemetery.
The Salvation Army will hold service
on Christmas Day at 3 p. IN. Every b7dy
is invited TO attend. The public is cordially
invited TO a Christmas tree entertained
by the children attending the Sand )
School at the barracks on the evening Of th'
10Th inst Admission 10 cents.
The late residence OF Thomas Wariug
near Gotora, was offered al public sale o,
Tuesday. bg William j. Jones, E.q, attor
ney, and sold 20 j. Harvey Rowland 10
$3.50. The property contains about fOui
and one-half acres, and is improved by Al
excellent dwelling of stone and frame.
Mrs. Litzsnburg has a fine display o
Christmas gifts. Oriental ware, Royal WoF
cester, Bisque, Fancy Work Embroidered
Fine Hand Painted Chamois. S2C0 worth
of Fine Handkerchiefs- i ldies', Mems ard
Childrens. Dolls, Toys, Games, every
thing to please everyone. Tree Trimmings
100 Trimmed Hats reduced in price this
week.
Thomas Saunders the colored man wh1
Mrs A. G. lutte last week, was arrested N
Friday afternoon, the 10Th inst, AZ CneSa.
peake City BY Deputy Sheriff Walter BOYD
and lodged in the EIkton Jail. Sauniers
was given a hearing by Justice Partridge az
the Sheriff's office on Tuesday, aud held ior
Court upon the Charge of assault aud bat
terry with intent to kill.
Frank p Price the busy merchant in 'Gbs
Hollow" and who recently purchased he
Gottier lot on the corner Of Main and Rox
streets where he intends soon TO erect 81
handsome store house, has employed Nj
Levi .. Cameron to prepare and submit
to him a suitable design for the new sttrs
house Mr.. Price has placed hi, work IN
competent hands.
The friends of Miss KITE D-uusy |
daughter of the late Thomas II Denueyd
Dover, will be panied 10 hear of her lead /
which occurred in that town on Ihur'say !
morning. Miss Denuey bad been i'll With /
typhoid fever, and after recovering ssG- !
GENTLY to sit up, took relapse Her
funeral will take place sunday ailern0oa,
interment being in the Presbyterian Cue
terry.
While some persons are di-p ed to
criticise ous efficient Town Bal,Itf tor bulcb-
serjng-as they call 1.-THE trees on our side
walks. Bailiff Boulder has at Least htts ,
ease of those that were in front OF oufaes
Town Council Hall, giving u the ppOr. ,
unity to admire one Of the pre:tie7' Bouts, 7
arcbitecturaliy that We know OF u any ,
country town. And the beauty oil Ills, It !
is the work of a Cecil county afcaiiect !.
and buiIder Mr.. Levi o. Cameron. Vel !.
done Levi. n
Mr.. Robert Haddock, son OF on vel !
known citizen of Zion, Samuel Hadsrk, i '
n visit to his father. He hs b,s
non,r.cts as a builder with an Eglhh !
svndica,e at Seattle, and CreSFHtiu ihs a,
New state of Washington. He eihcts d s
turn TO Washington early in u YEA, =
Report credits Robert a, Ina. having ,,.i,, aaras I
- This industry. We hope De = =
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