The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-28
GLOgAL DEPARTMENT. y

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Gently by Z Inward Clifford
The Changers will give an excursion to
Bay Ridge this year on the "Tuckwcgh.
Rev VIM. Scbouler will hold service in
the school house at AudDra tomorrow (Sun
day. at 3 p. NJ.
-Revs. l. Jewell, of Rising Sun, and Bur
dette Short,o of Mt. Pleasant, exchanged pull
pits on Sund- y last.
Increase of pension has been granted
John McGlory, of North East, and John
OF, OF Fair Hill
Fifty pounds of Irvine were stolen from
the barn OF Michael H,rtnetr, on the Crrs-
we'll farm Monday night last
Religious meetings. will be held tor one
werk, beginning July 6ah, in tent in the
grove near Bouli-ns' Chapel
Mr. and Mrs Samuel w. P,sSmore, of
Rising San, are off for mouths vac ttion
among their friends md at Atlantic City.
Harvesting machinery Col. Hogg's Cecil
Manor firm near Colora is being supplied
by William Brown, agricultural implement
dealer of Rising sun.
The pulpit of the Elkton VI. K. Church
was filled last Sunday mnrning ny Rev.
John Jones, and in the evening by Rev. DIR.
w. l.. S. Murray, presiding elder of the
district.
The congregation of the Elkton Presby-
terrain Church appointed George A. Blake,
Esq, aud Mr.. p H. Cleiver to represent
them at the meeting of temperance delegates
held in Rising Sun on Thursday.
-Bailiif Boulder and several wnrkmrn
have been engaged this week in trimming
tn. lower branch = from trens along the
streets of the town. The result viii he thar
the street lamps will ligh. the streets better
Miss Annie Ellis, of Elkton, Mis- Eliza
beth lSoynton, OF Port ID y jsiE, tnd Ms |
G. Jewell, OF Rising Sun, have been elected
vice presidents cf The Wilmington District
Wnman's Home Missionary Society of the
NJ. f. Church.
-Spseph Wells, the enrerprisITg East
End rovision dealer, wants his friends aud
the public generally TO know thar he has
fresh supply Of Gamhrili'S C+lerr ted Sap
ertine P .tapscp Frmily Flour. II Won want
to know what good bred is, try this brand
The North East Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School will not give an excursion
to Colchester this summer AS has heei! the
custom. In place of the excursion the school
will have an old shonei FJurtn IF July
celebration aul picnic il the woods belong
H.
The rop. walker It'd tr, pee performer,
who gave street performance on Friday
evening of last week, attracted Il large
crowd around the Howard House, and w IS
rewarded for his effbrt- 10 anus" The gath
erng by Il liberal coli, ctina. This WAS e.
lowed by the weekly frea-air concert # tii"
Elktou Cornet Band which kept The crowd
together.
Mrs. Litz-nberg is preparing for her
ANIMAL July SALES Ste drvores herself to
business, closing out remnants; clearing up
stock; selling off odds and ends. Bargain
month for the ladies; big lis of ribbons,
silks lIces, rushes. In the rush of bust
ness it seems they accumulate. Nov is her
time to close all out. All millinery at cost
during July.
War IN the EIs'! George Booth wants
the people of EktDu TO know that he has
d.ci AIRED war against high- priced ice, i'll the
size of plates of ice ere an furnished at his
garden in the east end. Both the quantity
and the quality are the SANE as ever. Even
in the can of ice cream by the gallon lie
has made a very slight advance in the I'ice.
Try it, and see for Yourself.
Baltimore papers of Saturday last not
iced the arrival there on Fr,l ~ Of she ate ltu
yacht "Trcphy" having on board her
owner, MIR. A l. Barbour, of WashiI gfon,
with his family and party ut frier"s. The
yacht was compelled to stop 1T Baltimore
on account OF ne-'!ei rep IRIS to her hIiier,
and was not ,his fDr this reason to reach
Elkrou, as Mr.. Barbour mad c)ntemp plated, ,
and had photographed DR.. }, H. lamar. The
non arrival of Mr.. Barbour aud his party
was a dis ,ppointment to their Eikion
friends rs we'll as to those who wer- antici
pating the appearance Of yacht flying the
New York Y chit Club Coors in The waters
OF Elk river.
The Rev. j. A Weston, N Eoisc p Il
clergy III IN of Hickory, \ nth Car Rim :, W ls
in Eikron on Saturday l.sr, eng ,gei in
seeking inform alton cnncerring Major j ohm
Ruiulph and Capt Michael RuiUlph, who
served with Light Horse" Harry Lee dur
ing the Revolutionary War, and were known
on account of their bravery the Lions of
the Legion Mr.. Weston is writing his
tory of the eng ,gements during the revolt
tion in North and South Carolina. Among
other data he collected here was letter
from Michael Rudulph to Major Lee now
in tn possession of Mrs. Tobias Rudulph.
This letter will be photographed anu pro-
duced III the work.
The Elkton Base B all Club visited Mid
dleto,Vn on Frid"y afternoon, and played
the club OF that place. The game was inter
esting and holly contested throughout. The
mem beers of the Elkton club, with one ex-
ception, played a good game i'll the field
They were weak at the bat in the early part
of the game, but made as many safe hits as
their opponents during the game. Both
climbs had excellent batteries, Realey and
Green doing good work for the home team.
Wilson, pitcher for tine Middletown club,
played a fine gAme aud Hawke, OF the Will
miugtuu "ponies." caught MIN in great
shape The score by innings wa:
Middletown..0 l 0 2 0 0 D 2 o.
Elkton 0 D o o t o.
formed princip lily of f,lsehood that is cir
mIar-d by some city daies is astonishing
III. Associated Press sent throughout the
onutry hat purported 10 be engineer Fi:z
.erald's story of the Railroad accident at
Child, last week. Thr story evidently
largely written FROM the Imagination of
some reporters, although containg Il few
or ms of trntt. ANY one who talked with
.i,s an gineer Oil that ~ wJul know that
language vas not his, bur ogen some Of
acts are different from what he stated
lie WING reporter. The startling story
Is Fitzgerald say "rhe engine stopped
and the cars were thrown down the
nknent amid the shouts and screams
passeng GERS" As any one who visited
sreck can see the engine ran cousid
4 distance after the rods broke ,anI did
III atop dead" Engineer Fitzgerald told
~ ritter that he did not know of the cars
Thrown down the e;nbir kmnnt until
rt4d II X to fl d the body of his tire.
nj that t..cre WAS comparatively
pnfusion.