The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-21

Fine French plumeS as low as Ameri-
can ones at MIS- l. ii L,tz-uhrrg's.
The .Jr O. U A Ms of Perryville,
will hold their annual fair and festival on
tine 18th. 18th and 10Th of August.
Mr. Joseph NJ. Street, of the Bel Air
Democrat, has been chosen president of the
Mary land Democrat Editors Association.
- nr. lamar found on the street On Friday
y par of Ltdy's Mousquetairo Gloves. Thoy
can be- had upon application to him.
The store of Carhart n Company Of
Zion, Md, will be closed on Friday, July
lib, 1880. 2-wks
bridge X Ciothier, call attention i'll this issue
to their Mail Order Department.. Read
about it.
William j. Bracken, nephew of Miss
SIllie jackson, OF this town, graduated after
~ full course AT the Wilmington Commercial
College last week.
-Bailitf VIM. 7. Boulden repaired the
pavement in IA number of places this week.
l i'ltl Tue ne" tiidl Jci buc
receive any extra compensation for work
on the streets.
-Messrs. Thomas Butler and Archibald
Wilson, of Hartford county, persist in their
refusal to qualify as registers of voters for
the Fourth and Fifth districts of that
county, and the fact has been reported to
GOV Jackson. who will have to make other
appointments.
Mr. George McQuilkin, of the Enter
prise Machine Works, vas painfully ill., ur.
ell on IL train on the P. w. 81 b railroad
yesterday morning. The window of the car
where he was sitting WAS broken in some
manner, aud his face was cut by tnCfying
glass.
Mrs Barnett, near Liberty Grove, in
this county, died on Wednesday after IA few
d ,ys illness. Her husband, with number
of children, survive her. Mrs. Barnett was
a lady of character and amiability, and
felt in her neighborhood.
-Children's Day services at the NJ. f.
Church. of Perryville, last Sunday, were
we'll atte nled, both morning and evening.
Tue singing was good, as were the recita-
tions ny the children. Suitable addresses
were delivered by Rev. Mr.. Harrison and
Mr.. W. II. Cole, ST., the superintendent.
The Misses ID wis announce to the la
dies of Elktou and vicinity that they have
commenced fashionable dress making in all
its branches, AT their residence on Main
street, opposite the Presbyterian Church.
A share of the public patronage respectfully
solicited May2i At.
last Friday. Congressman Stump pre-
scented petition from H II. Haines and
800 other citizens OF Cecil county, and from
q c, i .cou md other citizens of Baltimore
county, praying for the Passage of law
prohibiting the transportation of liquors,
for SALE into a State having prohihitory
laws.
Tie twenty first verse of the seventh
chapter of Ezra contains every letter of the
alph bet, and is the only one thus distingu.
ished: And | even |, ArtaXarex, the
king, do IN Ike "A decree to all the treasurers
which re beyond the river that whatsoever
Ezra, the priest, the scribe of the laws of
the God of heaven shall require of you is to
he done speedily"
j Edwin We bster, States A torney for
Hartford county, has filed a bill in the Cir
cult court praying for an order TO be issued
against the Bel Air Social Literary, Musical
and Dram teal Club, 70 show cause why
lis charter should not be revoked. Tue club
was convicted in December, 1889, for selling
liquor The case was sent to the Court of
Appeals and there dismissed. On May D.
1890, the G. Ib was fined 5000 aud costs for
violating the loca! option law of Hartford
county. The case has been set for = hear
inc next Monday