The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-09

Wesley Jauuey, Il middle aged ma
employed III Providence Mills is very il
aud not expected to recover. lie suffered
sun stroke during the p ST week.
When you visit Baltimore, stop At lIl
Maltby House, where will hr found hrs.
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates MrhlItt
William Su ton, formerly of tits tow
| aud now connected with the Phil.delphi.
Optical and Watch Company has assume,
charge of large jswelry store belonging l.
his employers at Patterson, y. j.
George Booth will cater for the Ra,
Ridge excursionists ON Tuesday. lie vii
furnish his celebrated ice cream and will
serve a first class dinner at fifty cents. Yor
need not take IA lunch basket unless 70,
want to be troubled with it
Mr.. Joseph Coudon through Shockley s
Smith auctioneers, will hold Il second sal
of town lots in PeryVille ON Monday Au.
18th at $50 p. N. Perry Vile is IA CROWNS
town, and now is the time to secure Il wei
located building lot. See his advertisement
Sheriff Boyd received n telegram from
Chestertown asking him TO look out for ;
stolen horse and offering twenty five dollar.
reward for the recovery of the ..uimal. II,
also received Il notice 10 look out for til,
horse of John +. Virgins, which was after
ward recovered near Zion.
katherine S, the well known trotter
owned by William NJ. Singerly and driven
by Il. I. G Crouch, was distanced in the
first heat i'll tie > % race at Buffalo The
heat in which she was distanced was trutted
in 2.191!. The report in the Philadelphia
Record states that the mare was Lame.
The annual Wnodlawu camp-meetina
will begln on Tuesday next There will be
preaching ON August 18th by the following
1890 A. NJ, the Rev. DIR. George Reed presi.
dent of Dickinson College; > p N the Rev.
j. S. Willis; 40 p NJ, ahe Rev. T. T. Mar.
tindale. Other eminent divines will preach
during camp.
Rev. j. ID. Carey has removed to Will
mington, Del, where he is assistant priest
of church of which Father Dollard, for.
merly of this I.lace has charge. We under
stand that another pastor will be assigned
the Elkton Catholic Church. Father Carey
is very energetic IN an and the church here
under his charge made wonderful progress
Frank Major, who we are informed was
native oftbe Fourth district of this county.
met with horrible death at Swarthmore,
Delaware County, Pa, on Friday of last
week. Major was in the employ OF the
Swarthm0re Improvement Company and
while as>iaring in backing wagon loaded
with hay out OF a barn he slipped aud fell
Two of the wheels passed over his body
breaking his neck aud the others crushing
in his chest.
Prof. We'll, s. o., 800 Market St, Will
mington, Del, has opened an Gpthalinic
Institute at the above address, where he
tests the eyes tor all Gefects Of the vision
free Of charge. Persons suffering from weak
ewes, headache, dizziness, spots before the
eyes, can lie fully cured ny wearing Prof
" ellis celebrated O. +. =. >i,+rtacir.>, they
brirg tur hardest, c!-a'rr>r and wLifr,t
irn-,s ever inveitit-d Competent ocliist>
.lw y il rt:eurltnr,. u "a ii.
The corps OF p W " i surve. ur, ga
toned here nave surveyed 3, new route tor
the railroad at this place. L. is only an
experimental survey aid others Will be
III AIDE. TIE stacked on: commences al
the Big EN- river aud passes through the
fair grounds Il little south of Mitchell Hall
and strikes the pre- ent track again near
Blue Boil crossing. This would require The.
swinging of the iron bridg. over the Big
Elk considerable up stream
The monthly literary Aui musical meet
ing Of the Eiktou chapter of The Epworth
League was held Wednesday evening r.
d. C4ntwell presided in the absence of The
president, Rev Charles Hill. The programme
included duet Building for Eternity, by
Misses Lottis aud Lizzie Williams reading
''The Model Church, by Miss Lizzie Wells;
lrtes by Misses L lith and Ii...r. ID IIbtr
reading Sweep Before yoar ONn DJor,"
by Miss ,Jeanie H.aley, AMI solo by Frank
The Centreyille Observer in noticing the
presence atWye Camp Meeting of the popu-
lar pastor of the Elkton NJ. Z. Church says of
him On Sunday Rev. Chis. Hill, of Elkton,
and father of Rev. Chas. A. Hill, of Centre
vile, preacher in charge, preached an able
sermon in the morning, to =: large number
q.
Rev. &. \. Hill preached in his usual IL le
lad at night he pulpit WIS filed 10y Rev.
rhus. Bell. The camp will continue until
FrIday morning.
L NJ. Haines presided at the annual
meeting OF stock holders Of the mutual Fire
Insurance Company OF Cecil Comfy last
Saturday,, and IL. IL. Gilpin was secretary.
William j. Jones and Thomas Bremen
suited in the following being elected as
for the ensuing year; Jacob Tome,
William t. Hammond, Joseph Ii. Steele,
Barclay Reynolds, john Perkins, Clinton
Mccullough, Daniel Bratton, Il. Porter
Lusby and j. NJ. c. Carhart.
Mrs. Jane McQuilkin, mother OF Mr..
George McQnilkin, proprietor nt the Enter
prise Machine Works, ami q menlger oi tire
board of Town Commissioners, died on sun
lay Inst aged seventy four years. Mrs.
Nc Qnilkin had resided with her son here
since her hush I'D died s.hout = yer ago.
le lad been iii poor health sine Suffering
an att=ck of Ia grippe last winter. She
leaves two sons aud daughter. Her fun
eral took place on Tuesday, Rev. William
5chouIer officiating. The iuterment was
made at NoIristown, Pa.
Mr. John Brown, a well-kuown farmer
who lived tor seven years ON The Raymond
Farm about three miles from EIkton, died
Oh Sunday LIST on his farm near Glasgow,
Del. Mr.. Brown was in his 18th year, and
his death was caused by Bcight's disease.
He was d native of Ireland and came to this
country when 20 years old. He lived be-
tween Elkton Hd Gil. sgow for the past
thirty years. Mr.. Brown leaves widow
and thirteen children, niue sons and four
daughters. Three of the SONS and two of
nc uauSh 'tIS are I-afElttl, anu tHe S"uu6
est of the thirteen is twelve years old. The
funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon,
lnterment at Glasgow cemetery.
The attention of breeders and farmers
Is Illed 10 the advertisement of Mr.. VIM.
L. Harriott. ST. Augustine, Cecil County,
who offers them the services this season OF
two remarkably fine horses, sc Irrett" and
Hops Grey Morrell. Garrett is a standard
bred blood bay fifteen and a-half hands high,
and is splendid specimen OF the Volunteer
and Clay families both great speed produc-
ing families As a premium trOtting stall
lion Grey MOrrel" is well known in this
section. As a general utility horse with
great speed producing lines he is strikingly
handsome and of unuSuaIlv fine action.