The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-13
ELKTON, JUNE Is, 1891.
GLOgAt DEPARTMENT. y

Insure your property with Mani!
Drennen. 5,16tf
MIR. William T. McCrery, of Towson
was in Elkton on Tue sday i'll good healtl
and spirits.
Manly Drennen insures live stool
against fire and lightning in first class
comnanies at low rates. 5,16tf
For RENT-A four room house, will
immedi lte possession. Inquire OF Marks
Liebermau in the Hollow.
Herbert and WIN Smith of Philaue
phia, sons of Postal Inspector VIM smith
visited their parents on Sunday
DO you need harness this spring. 1t sc
write to w. R. Reynolds, dealer in harness
and turf goods, Middletown, Del.
MIR. Don McLambra, of Baltimore,
spent last Saturday and Sunday at Mr.
Theodore l.. Marshalls, Battle Swamp.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at th
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch1 7tf
Detective William 7. Jones of Whining
ton, formerly of this vicinity, slipped on
Friday last on the street and sprained his
ankle.
Til, Elkton base ball club will play the
Columbia Club, the amateur champions of
Delaware, on the Fair Grounds, Saturday.
June Goth.
Ask your grocer for Harvey's Crysta
and Cyclone Brands of Flour and he con
WINGED that they are the best on the market
Telephone call %. 5".
Henry NJ. Mccullough Esq and, Mr..
Jack Consta BILE went to Princeton on SltGr
day to witness the base ball contest be.
tween the Yale and Princeton teams i'll
which the latter was victorious.
Farmers in this county who need peach
or fruit crates will do we'll to drop postal
to the Williamsport aud Chesapeake Co. AT
Sparrows point Md asking prices. Notice
their advertisement in this issue of tine
WING.
We thank Prof. Goldey of the Will
mington Commercial College for hand
some card of invitation to the annual com
mencement to be held in the grand opera
house Wilmington, Del on Tuesday even
ing June 10th.
Thomas Pass died at his home in the
the Fourth district, on Saturday, in the
seth year of his age He was found dead
in an clubhouse, his death supposed to be
result of heart disease His funeral took
place on Tuesday Interment at st Johns
cemetery
The Elkton Water Company has been
organized. The directors are Z Jesse
Lowry. Joseph H Lowry, w Warburton,
r C Lewis and G sorge McQ lilkin Tbs
directors met on Tuesday evening and or.
ganized by eecting W T Warburton presi
dent and r C Lewis treasurer
The Chesapeake City second base ball
nine, composed principally of players from
Prof. Martins Academy, played the Earle
vile nine last Saturday one week ago in
Chesapeake. The score being to "A in
favor of Chesapeake. Last Saturday the
Chesapeake nine visited Eirlerille and
played the same nine second game, the
The players of bosh teams deserve credit
for the gentlemanly manner in which they
conducted themselves during both games.
No wrangling or improper conduct being
INDUCED in at either place. Wa hope to
report other games before the season ends.
AT the last session of heWilmington NJ.
E. Preachers Association, the Rev. w. E
Avery answered in the negative the question
"Has pastor the right to open his church
for services other than those provided for in
the discipline without the consent OF his
board of trustees and the question was
discussed by Messrs. Hubbard, Rooms,
Hanna, Dobbins, Murray, Grise, Tomkin-
son, Sanderson, Van Burkslow, Thomas,
Jewell and Scott. Next the report of the
critic, Mr.. Van Burkalow, was heard. To
Presiding Elder Murray was referred the
question, sShould a preacher leave his re-
gular appointment to attend a funeral ar
ranged without his knowledge" and Ia
Mr.. Dulaney was referred the question,
"Have trustees, not members OF church,
vote in the quarterly conference
f. church, held at FELTON, on the oh, INST
was says correspondent of Erery Ecening
warm affair. 1t was big hoodoo, in
terspersed with singing, praying, crying
and then more quarreling. Upon Presid-
ing Elder Wilson taking the chair he first
hurled a decree of accommodation of the
five stewards present from Manship and
Willis chapels, those churches having re
fused to abide by the change made at the
last session of the general conference,
which cut them off from the FELTON, charge
The stewards present from those appoint
ments were William Jester and Alfred
Dill of Manship, and John Heyd, Andrew
Holden and Robert Fredell of Willis chapel.
Thomas Case, one of the official board CT
FELTON, church, instantly arose and told
the stewards to stay where they were, that
their good old fathers before them had con
tributed 10 the building of that edifce and
that they had as much right there as
Presiding Elder Wilson had, and that the
church would live after Mr.. Wilson wa
gone that he for one was going to stay
there and assert his rights as long as there
was one brick piled upon another. To al
this TRADE the elder CURLY replied that h,
was not addressing Mr.. Case and wanted
nothing to do with him whatever. Though
he did admit that he desired the intrudin,
representatives. of the two neighborin!
churches to remain, and told them he woul,
place their two churches and Masten'
back on FELTON, circuit provided they wer
willing to support young man to assis
the Rev Mr. Hams in filling their pulpi
for the year. He also told them that thi
was all the concession on his part the
need expect to get. Their reply was that
If Manship's and Willis We're set back t
FELTON, as they were formally, they woult
vouch for 5000 az before towards Mr.. Hahn
Cor whoever might be the FELTON, preacl
er's) salary. They would not under an
circumstances be saddled with the respons
bility of paying an extra preacher. An
said If their reasonable demands wei
not granted they would go over to the Met
3dist Protestant Church body and breeche
so they stand and who will give way r
mains to be seen. Such cutting sentens,
from the stewards to the elder II don
know whether to call you bro her or not
and from the elder to the members
Where is your obligation of allegiance!
vas frequent throughout. Thomas Case
eligion appeared to be tried worse than
vas by whole session of lobbying at Il
asst Legislature.