The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-04-18
ELKTON, APRIL IS, 1891,
CLOgAL DEPARTMENT., "

Vi bucln'
Write to William r. Reynolds, Middle
town, Del, for prices on Hand Maze
Harness and Turf Goods.
For RENr-A four room house, with
immediate possession. Inquire OF Marks
Lieberman in the Hollow.
Rev. VIM. Schouler will hold service
in the Church of the Good Shepherd Chesa-
peake City tomorrow Sunday at p. IN.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at tn
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Null '''
Ask your grocer for Harvey's CrySta
and Cyclone Brands of Flour and be con
WINGED that they are the best on the market.
Telephone call q. o".
i am receiving orders every day from
the fine line of samples [ have to show in
mems youths boys and childrens clothing II
would pay any one to call and take look
at my stock. Frank Kerr.
The Second Quarterly Convention of
the Cecil Co, Christian End 'avor Union,
25th inst, afternoon and evening, commence
ing at so o'clock, full program has been
prepared All are invited
Have you heard anything about the
S10O suit L am selling also fine line OF
childrens suits at my price you want these
goods are from the best manufacturer in the
country they are made to fit and the styles
are the latest. Frank Kerr.
The mellow south wind having sud
denly followed cold weather, an unusual
run of fine shad as well as herring has been
driven into the Chesapeake ana its tributa-
ries. 4 pair of fine Chesapeake zoe shad
for 90 cents, and your pick weighing Is
pounds for IS cents, indicate fish glut this
early in the season. Thanks to the Kind
Father for cheap fish and plenty OF them.
The following children received highest
averages in an examination held at Princi-
pic Furnace school, term ending April 10
1891: Seventh grade, Eddie Anderson and
Nelia Craig; sixth, Susie jackson; fifth,
Laura jackson; fourth, Sena jackson; third.
Herbert Burgeir and Elmer Weatiund;
second, Bertha Gardner; first, John Currier;
Jennie johnson Teacher, Kate Morrison
Assistant.
The Northern Convocation of the Do
cese of Easton, embracing Cecil and Kent
counties, will meet in ST. James Church,
Port Deposit on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of pext week. Services will be
held each evening, followed by addresses
by the clergy in attendance. Service, with
sermon, on Wednesday and Thursday
mornings. The exercises will be of
specially interesting character and cor
dial invitation is extended to the people of
Port Deposit and neighborhood.
A despatch from Middletown, Del, to
the Every Erensng, say: Rev. n. NJ.
Browne, the new pastor OF the NJ. Il Church
was royalty welcomed on his arrival in this
town, April 4, and public reception was
rendered him at the parsonage, in the
evening The guests began to arrive about
7 O'Clock, and each one in turn was intro
duced to the pastor and wife. The orches,
ira rendered some excellent music, and the
choir of the church sang choice selections.
Ice cream and cake We're served, and the
guest lett for home at early hour.
An adjourned meeting of the Stock
Holders and Managers of the Cecil County
Agricultural Society was held in the office
of the Society on Tuesday. a number OF
additional subscriptions for stock were
reported and a committee consisting of
Messrs George A. Blake, Daniel Bratton,
and George S. Wolley was appointed to
solicit subscriptions from the P. w. Il b.
Rail Road Company. An informal discus
sion was had upon the expediency of chang
ing the date of the annual exhibitions ofthe
society, the general opinion among the
stockholders being that it would be to the
advantage of the society to hold the exhibit
lions in the month of September instead of
October. The matter however was not
finally decided, and was continued until
the next meeting of the stockholders which
will be held on Tuesday the 2Sth inst.
The Rev. w. L. S. hurry Presiding
Elder of the Wilmi ngton District speaks
flatteriugly in the Peninsula Methodist OF
a portion of his clerical vineyard in this
wise. By the time L arrived at Bethel Satur
day, April 4th, the new pastor and his wife
Rev and Wilmer Jaggard, were comfort
ably domiciled in their new home. Pleased
with their surroundings, they are looking
forward to good year. The people also
are very appreci Itive of what Bishop Fow,
Ter has done for them; and quite number
have expressed the opinion, that it is much
better to leave the appointing power in the
hands of the Bishop and his cabinet, thar
to undertake to arrange matters by invita-
lions which may, or may not be needed
The hew association of Bethel and SUNNI
seems much more desirable than the for
mer arrangement of Bethel with Glasgow
and Summit with st. Georges.
Chesapeake City is happy that Rev. l. G
Fosnocht ard wife We're returned. Thu
quarterly conference requested the paste
to secure the service of A. j. DelbOw, o
this city for penteCOstal service, to b
held in the near future, and that will prob
ably be done. The conference was held OF
Saturday evening, and love feast at 8 a. III
Sunday, after which the quarterly sermo
was preacn6u SATURDAY HiSutJ wa
guest in the pleasant home of j. Fletche
Price, Esq, who took me in his carriage, t
Summit for the Sunday afternoon servic
and sermon. Here | was entertained b
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Salmon, whose littl
daughter, Josephine Mcdowell, 1 had I'll
privilege of baptising. Bro. Salmon col
veyed me to Red Lion, for the evening SCI
vice, aud such roads | have not passe
over for twelve months, as those betwee
Summit and Red Lion; quick sands i
many places making them almost impas
able The new union of Red Lion All
Glasgow has given great satisfaction. Re-
w. Ii. S. LolIer, pastor, begins auspciou
ly. The anartely conference was held
Red Lion. at {; a M, Monday, the 9th, an
was the largest, (ten official members b
ing presently and most enthusiastic hay
held for this people since | have been pres
ding'elder. A brother from Glasgow said,
feel more at home this morning than
have for years" Another said, in spiri
al things as well as in this new arrang
ment, we are getting back to old tim
again. Classes and prayer meetings IA
better attended at Red Lion, and sho
was reported in the class at Glasgow.
had full and very satisfactory day la
Sunday and the business meetings Of Satu
day and Monday were very gratifying.