The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-08-23

There was death at the aims house on
Sunday. Levi an old ored man died
of consumption
MIR L. NJ. Jauney has accepted the Cecil
county agency for Chas w. Stuart " Co,
prominent firm of nurserymen at Newark
n. j.
delaware College will reopen with more
than 100 students in attendance. The cadet
battalion will consist of At least three and
possibly four companies
Father Carey expecting to remove to
Wilmington soon, offers his horse and car
riage and stable appurterances at private
sale. Notice his advertisement in this issue
of THE WING.
George w Hanna, 70: Is mounths pat
foreman of Providence Paper Mills, has
severed his connection with the works. He
was given a farewell party on Tuesday even
ing of last week.
It. il not the fact as enormously stated,
that Rev. Father Carey of this town has
been transferred to a church ut Wilmington.
II is the fact that be may be assigned 10
Wilmington in the ne.r future, but he has
not yet gone.
While young man named zach, llv-
ing near Harbeson, Sussex county, Del,
was amusing himself splitting tobacco Juice
into the eyes of turtle one day recently
the turtle caught him by the nose. He is
said to have yelled louder than Comanche
Indian.
Mrs Murray, mother of John Murray
of Cherry Hill died at her sons residence
on Saturday last in the SoLh year of her age
She resided near Glasgow and was visiting
there when she died. Her funeral took
place on Monday. Interment in the Glas.
cow Cemetery.
A chimney on the residence of Chas. ID
Jamison, oil North street, was struck by
lightning and partially demolished during
the prevalence of the heavy thunder aifS
rain storm on Thursday evening, the
streets Of the town were flooded III several
places during the storm.
Miss Matte Ncols of this town has a
splendid specimen of the Candle Cactus
now in Bloom. This curious plant grows
wild IN Colorado and blooms only AT night
at long intervals. Those who have seen tho
Candle Cactus grow on its native heath,
pronounce Miss Mattie's an unusually fine
one.
The drawing for the award of the Re-
gistercd Holstein COW Lilly will take
place in the basement of the Catholic church
in this town on Monday evening September
1. All interested are requested to be present.
Parties having the Sale of Tickets will
please make returns during the coming
week.
A comparatively recent survey of the
rad bed of the Penusy lvania railroad bet
ween Wash ingtou and New York develops
the fact that the highest elevation OF the
track above sea level between the two cities
is re ,ched at a point within 80 feet of 'he
Newark station. 1t is IL, feet above high
water at Sandy Hook.
Rev VIM E. Thompson of Centre>i!le,
Md, has received telegram from Tucson,
Arizona, stating that his nephew Harvey
W. Emory was dying. Mr.. Emory is the
son of the late DIR. ID. c. ii. Emory, was
raised at Centreville and Is a printer. lie
is at Tucson 70. the benefit of his health.
He is IS years old. Mr.. Emory worked in
the WING office about six years ago for
several months.
Mr. Daniel y. James, well know
Marylander and former citizen OF CAM
bridge, 4 genial, honest gentleman and our
iowa, college companion in by-gone day.,
WIS IN Elkton this week. \ man of indus
sry and enterprise, he represents house
hold article worthy of his best ability. We
mean p C. Tomsou's celebrated ref seal
I've, manufactured by this well known firm
in Philadelphia. This celebrated article is
known to the world by being packed in tin
boxes with sitting top and being granu-
lated prevents wastage. We have no money
interest III this article, nor are we paid to
puff it. But because we believe it to be the
best disinfectant, the surest remedy for bad
odors, and the safest health breeder Of the
household premiees, in sink or sewer, cess
pool or bath room, we speak the words of
praise its potent merits deserve. In these
murky months of August and Septem-
Der, if you are wise, you will buy 1t and
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