The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-06-27

10 Iowa.
FIX Governor Jas. B. Groome was in
Elkton this week.
Miss Leila Mccoy of Cecilton, is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Daniel Terrell of Elkton is visiting
William Terrell in Washington.
Miss Russell Of West Chester, Pa, is
the guest of Mrs, Frank Whitney.
Mrs c. Helald of Port Deposit is the
guest of Mrs John \. j. Creswell
MIR. Henry Robinson of Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs John L. Alexander
e. Mrs. DIR. Marshall and children of
Milford are visiting Mrs. Manly Drennen.
Mr.. James A. Davis clerk of the Cir.
cult Court is on a business trip to North
Carolina.
Children day services will be held at
Union NJ. Church to morrow evening at
8 o'clock.
For rent The drug store at Perryville
apply to Dr. George Stump Perryville
| Cecil Co. Md.
TO make room for my fall and winter
clothing, | will sacrifice stock at cost.
| Frank Kerr.
Mrs. Ross Hanson of Philadelphia has
been the guest of her uncle Mr.. John y.
Rankin on East Main Street.
A moonstone gold pin was found at
Odd Fellows Hall yesterday and can be
had by applying at Frazers Drug store,
Don't forget the Fourth of July cele-
bration at North East. Notice in another
column a partial list of the fireworks dis
play.
Frank Kerr is selling ready made
clothing at and below cost. No old stock
LETT over from last year, positively new
goods.
A number of Elkton Salvation Army
officers and others attended the wedding Of
two fellow salvationists at Hare de Grace
on Wednesday night.
The Thurlow base ball club will play
the Elkton team on the Fair Grounds to-
day The volunteer club of Wilmington
will play here on Wednesday July 1st.
George Brown who played SO pleasing
lv on the violin at Odd Fellows Hall ON
Thursday night is pupil of Mr. Jacob
Stein of this town. teacher of the violin.
Dick McClenahan, the energetic |
young manager, who had his foot mashed |
on Wednesday by one OF the firms horses |
is convalescent, or able to be out on crutches.
The Rev. r. c. Jones and Mrs. Jones |
returned to Elkton on Monday afternoon. |
The former has been advised by his Physi- |
to take an ocean trip for the benefit of his
health.
The college boys are gathering ag lin
under the parental Zig trees. Herbert Lit
zenberg came on Wednesday, Fred Haines
on Thursday, and Hal lamar and Victor
Torbert on Friday.
Miss Lucy l.. Nuremberg accompanied
by Miss Huston of b fillmore attended the
annual ball of Washington College at
Chestertown on Thursday evening Mr..
Hal lamar also attended.
Marks Lieberman is Strengthening the
prices of mems, boys, and chidrens clothing
cloth almost at your own prices. Call
and see the goods. You will be convinced
such bargains were never before offered in
Elkton.
The Salvation Army will hold an Ice
Cream festival to night at the Barracks.
Staff Captain McFarane will be there. Ca
Sunday he will lead the meetings for the
day, and in the afternoon a child will he
dedicated. A cordial welcome is extended
to everybody.
Miss Lizzie Rambo daughter of Mr..
Jacob Rambo the well known contractor
and builder of this town, celebrated the
anniversary of her birth day on Saturday
evening last by entertaining a number OF
friends. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs Saml. B. Enos, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emma Hughes, Ora Brown,
Helen Hague, Emma Lewis, HenEie
Hague Gertie Holt, Marcella Reagan, and
Messrs Oscar Williams of Philadelphia,
John Terrill, Newman Davis, II. Clinton
McCabe, Bert Garrett, Lewis johnson,
aud Winfield Lewis of Elkton.
On Thursday evening about half past
six, while Mr.. Morris Strick land, Amos f.
and the Stevens brothers, all Of
them carpenters were returning from
White Hall farm where they are making
extensive repair for Mr.. Sommers, shaft
iron to their dug out broke as they were
descending the hill at Holly Hail. Mr..
Strickland was driving, and holding on to
the reins as the shafts fell to one side, Mr.
Stevens jumped out to catch the horse
Failing however in this, the wagon, horse
and men were overturned into a gully by
t be read side, the other shaft iron breaking
and releasing the horse, which taking to
his heels with the shafts, turned into the
grounds at Holly Hall Making circuit
of the enclosure the G ite was close with a
hope of capturing the runaway. The now
frightened horse attempted to
jump the gate, and succeeded in doing
So leaving behind him the shafts and
harness. He was subsequently captured
near the office at the Pulp Mills. Forum
ately neither the occupants of the wagon,
nor the horse sustained any serious injury
in the IA lee,