The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-10-10
ELKTON, OCTOBER 10, 1891
WThe subscription price of the
WING during the campaign is 25
cents in advance.
-sGLOgAL DEPARTMENT. V.

Mrs. E. w. Janney, of Baltimore, is
visiting her friends in Elkton.
Mr.. Caleb j. Freeman, of the Middle
town Ne,o Era, was in EIktou on Monday.
Mr.. John S. Everist who for some time
past has resided at Colora has recently
removed to Liberty Grove in this county.
MFR. Thomas Fassitt of Calvert in this
county is brother of the Hon. j. S. Fassitt
the Republican Candidate for Governor
of New York.
Miss Annie Smith showed us this week
a fourishipg bunch of autumnal pear
blossoms cut from tree in the garden of
her residence ON Howard street.
Mrs. Jarley's Wax works, in the
Parish Building in Cecilton, Md, Oct. 14th.
Doors open at o'clock p. M, commence
at $50. Chesapeake City Orchestra.
Coleman Beasten, son of Y. NJ. Beasten,
of Cecilton and Thomas Massey, son of the
laSe Dr. Massey. of Kent County, are at
the State Normal School at West Chester,
Pa.
Cards are ont for the Wedding of Miss
Bessie. Harriott daughter of Mr.. VIM. T.
Harriott we'll known and highly respected
citizen of this county and residing at ST.
Augustine, and Mr.. Charles Flintham of
New Castle county Delaware.
John S. Writ Esq as Attorney,
through Mr.. John NJ. Terrell auctioneer,
sold at the Court House door on Tuesday
G. Underw God located in the Fourth dis
trlct and containing twenty five acres, for
5000 so.
In the Maryland Court of appeals on
Tuesday the case of the County Commits
sioners of Hartford county VS.. Wise IS
argued by Albert Constable Esq for the
appellant, and submitted on brief by John
S. Writ and Clinton Mccullough Esqrs for
the appellee
C. Morgan Eldridge ESQ, formerly
of this county and now a prominent lawyer
of the Philadelphia Bar, accompanied by
his brother F. Howard Eldridge who is
engaged in manufacturing in Philadelphia
was in Elkton on Wednesday. They are
both sons of the late Griffith NJ. Eldridge
who was in his life time a prominent
citizen of this county.
dedication. The new Sylmar NJ. E.
Church will be dedicated on the 18th inst.
next ,bbath, Providence permitting. Quar-
terly Lovefeast at O'Clock IN preach
ing at 10 so by the Rev. w. L. S. Murray
Presiding Elder At 3 o'clock p. IN. by the
Rev. Isaac Jewel, and at 80. by the Rev
Mr.. Milligan OF Zion Presbyterian Church.
A cordial Invitation extended to the
public j. E. Bryan, pastor.
-Thirty-six candidates for positions in
the classified service of the Baltimore
custom house were examined on Tuesday
by the Baltimore board of civil service ex-
aminers OF this number ten were for
clerical positions, eigh for day inspector
ships and four for the office of assistant
weigher Three colored men took the ex-
animation for day inspector and two for
night inspector. This was the smallest
class examined since the board was organ.
lied, in May, 1886.
The Principle Furnace and Rolling Mill
Company was organized in New York City
Tuesday. with capital stock of Sl,00O,00
most of which is already subscribed. The
officers elected are-~President, Robert Sea-
man; vice president, Nelson E. Whitaker;
treasurer, Isaac H. Cary. Directors
Robert Seaman, Nelson E. Whitaker
Isaac H Car Herman G. Mechling and
Henry B. Hay. The company will cree
an extensive plant at Principle, Cecil
county, Md. The above item was taken
f,om the Baltimore Sun of Wednesday
We express our great qualification at the
news it contains, because the certain roa'
to prosperity for the people of Cacil county
lies in the increase of the number of loo Il
productive Industries.
October Book Ne,os (Phila.) has fol
frontispiecs portrait of Sara Jeaunett
Duncan, author of IAN American Girl il
London" and "a Social Departure" TIL
biographical sketch tells us that, as Mrs
C. Z. Cotes, she now makes her home il
Calcutta, India, where her husband has
government appointment. No hint
given of her future literary work, bu
among the things likely to happen we Cal
at least hope that this observant youn
lady will touch with her pen more OF ne
experiences of life and travel, and CONVEX
them into book as readable as her earle
ventures Another authors picture pull
lished here for the first time is of Mr.. A
I. O. Couch, known to readers on bot
sides the ocean as 50" No more complet
review of latest books, with news of thei
authors, is published. Book Ne,cs ha
always pictures from the new books, SUP
Elemental TO the descriptive price lis
notices and reviews.