The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-01-25
GLOGAL DEPARTMENT. "

Dwelling houses for rent or sale b!
John Wilkinson. Jan25tt
The proprietor of the Howard Hous
has engaged Mr. BENZ R Drew as clerk.
John Wilkinson's Bed Springs are 1
good remedy for the grippe. JANIS 2w.
When you want to purchase CONNECTION
cry or fruit don't forget that Mrs. A. NJ R
Price keeps full assortment on hand.
Peter F. Cannon, of Oxford, Pa, has
purchased the bakery of W. G. Tunnel
in Perryville, and will move there April LIST
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first.
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
1t is said that the report throughout
the county that Rev. DIR. A. Gayley will
resign as Pastor of West Nottingham, is
untrue.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given at Westamwell School House
on friday, January 31s, at Sp. IN. Tickets
% aud Is cents.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Edith Stubs and Mr.. Charles R.
Swisher. both of Rowlandville, on January
30. at 2cSS s.
A third % = ,ag constructed by the
PHILADELPHIA, Wellington and Baltimore
Railroad Company between Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Some of the youths of the town in
dulged in skating on the small ponds on
Thursday and Friday. 1t was the first
skating of the season,
The "Haymakers" will be given in
North East for the benefit of the M. e.
Church of that place. Prof. Wyatt has the
arrangements in charge.
Mr.. John 8. Rossell was in Elkton this
week in the interest of the Fidelity Trust
and Safe Depostit Company of Wilmington
of which he is trust officer.
The remains of Mrs Amelia Mackey,
widow Of Nicholas Mackey, were brought
to Elkton on "wednesday and inferred in
the Elkton Cat plic cemetery.
- Rev. VIM. Sthouler left Elkton yester-
neral of an uncle who died from the effects
of the grip" in that city on Thursday.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa-
peake City. Hours Of service II a. IN. and
z p. m. Services at st Ausgustine aud
Town Point are suspended for the present.
The funeral of Miss Mary Smith, daugh-
ter of Henderson Smith, of Rowlandville,
who died last week took place Oh Saturday
last. The interment was at Bethesda Gem
etery.
The rem aims of Mrs Mary Reynolds,
formerly of Harrisville, Cecil County, were
brought from Hartford County last week
and inferred at Friends Burying Ground at
West Nottingham.
The Elkton Social Club better known
as the whiskey club is defuncr. 1t went
under last week and each member who finds
drinking spirits necessary to his happiness
now keeps private supply.
States A ttorney VIM. S. Evans, as at
torney for he mortgage on Tuesday sold
at public sale in Elkton the farm of James
Nichols in the Sixth district. The farm
contains 81 acres and was purchased by
Henry Davis for 81, 730.
-Hiester Hess, Esq. has presented a Pc
tition IN the House of Delegates, from Reu-
ben Haines, Esq, and others to make 1t
lawful for persons physically disabled to
sell goods which they carry in packs, in
Cecil County without license.
Services will be held at the Free Meth
odist Church on Sunday morning and eve
ming. Rev. w. Fl. Laning will preach at
Pleasant Hill in the morning, at Providence
at 3 .. m. and at Leslie at 7.30 p. m. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr. c. W. Baker, of Aberdeen, Md.
was in Elkton this week, making arrange
ments 70 advertise TIE service of his cele
brated horses "M .tIeton" and ''Ziz Tag
Notice the pedigrees of these horses which
will appear in THE WING next week.
"A new two-story building is being
erected by Mr.. Thos. H. Lort on the site Of
the building torn down last week on Main
street in the Hollow. The storeroom will
be occupied by Gallaher & Co.'S shoe store
Wnlle MT. Lort Will ocCupy Pai1 VI 'ue
building.
A public meeting will be held at the
Salvation Army Barracks on Monday night
next Adiutant Clifford of Baltimore, Capt
Fannie Smith of Washington, D. @. Capt
Brasee of Wilmington, Del. and officers ant
soldiers from North East and Havre de
Grace will be present.
On account of the short time allowed
the committee appointed to draft an amend.
ed charter for Elkton, the meeting named
for Tuesday evening next, January 2Sth, ii
postponed until the next Tuesday evening
February 4th, when the committee will
have completed their Work.
MIR. Writ has introduced in the Senat
a bill to provide for punishment by fin
and Imprisonment in the House of Correc
tion of husband who deserts his wife ant
children and refuses to support them, ais
a bill to incorporate the Bay View Milling
and Manufacturing Company.
Harry NJ. Davis, who was admitted t
the Elkton bar some months ago and ha
recently been attending the Law Depart
ment of the Maryland University hsy
ing completed his course at that institution
has commenced the practice of law in Eli
ton. His office is with Mr.. VIM. T. Wa
burton.
AT the annual meeting of the WARM
Manufacturing Company at Colora recently
Ii was decided to extend the charter of I'll
company FIVE years and TO increase the cal
ital stock to S15O,O0O. The company ha
sold the Colora plant to Cendenin Bros ft
s35, 900 and purchased an extensive plant
Baltimore for 500, 200.
The treasurer of the recent supper give
by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methods
Episcopal Church reports that the receip
the first night were S44.46, and the secon
night S7347 This with 5000 received fl
tickets sold and donations made the gro
receipts S14O56. The expenses were $40.
making the profits of the supper $780,
Col T. Egenton Hogg who is very prom
inently identified with the Oregon Pacif
Railroad but whose Office is in New Yor
has recently made extensive property il
vestments In this county near Port Deposi
and doubtless will contribute largely to Il
prosperity of that vicinity. He now has
large force of workmen engaged on the In
provement of the property purchased
him from Mr.. Tome known as the kidd
Purchase" farm The improvements TO Il
buildings on this property will be extensi'
and thorough, and which when complete