The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-09-19
GLOgAt DEPARTMENT. y.

-Au infant daughter of william Saafer,
died on Saturday, of last week.
The old Exchange Hotel property mas
been improved by a new roof On the porch
and by other repairs.
Rev. VIM Sehoulev will hold service
in the Andora School house to morrow
Sunday at ) p. m.
We call attention to the sale Of lots, at
Oxford, Pa, Saturday, Sept. 26;h, adver-
tised this issue in another column.
Mr.. Delphos Price, opens a first class
restaurant to day, i'll the basement of the
building in the hollow now occupied by
him.
The Rev. j. d. Carey will hold service
in the Catholic Church, near Pilot Town,
this county, to morrow, Sunday, at 1870
a, m.
The Delaware Iron Works at Newcastle
Del, were partially destroyed by fire
Saturday night The loss is estimated at
5000, 900.
For the second time within month or
TWO the Railroad Hotel, H. t. Miller, pro-
prietor, has been burgiarized. On Satur-
dav night last the cellar was entered aud
liquors to the value OF $40 We're stolen.
LOST. On woodlawa camp ground
my pocket diary containing ritual. Any
person having found such book will do me
a great favor to forward by mail at my
expense. J. E Bryan Rising sun Nd.
The Cecil Star has changed mana ge
ment, and is now edited and owned by Mr.
Thos. d. Williams a son of Rev. 7. S. Viii
lians. Mr. Gary the late editor will leave
very soon, and probably locate i'll Jersey
City.
Mr. Theodore OFT, of Locust Point, has
purchased the Mooney farm, situated in
Elk Neck, and owned by Thomas j.
Bryson, of Elkton, for S2775. This property
adioins the Plum Point farm, and contains
eighty four acres.
States Attorney William S. Evans has
been appointed preliminary trustee for the
benefit of the creditors of Henry Boulder,
a farm r OF Sass lfrIs Neck. Mr.. Boulder,
has petitioned for the benefit of the insol-
vent laws of the State ef Maryland.
John Marshall, preacher in the Hick-
site Friends meeting, at Calvert, was in
Elkton on Tuesday. john Marshall is Sc
years of age, and has for the last fifty years
been the preacher i'll the meeting house at
Calvert. He was born in England, bat
came to this country when very young, and
located in this county.
Frederick Holland, coored, was ar
rested in Wilmington, Del, on Wednesday
charged with the robbery Of II. L Thomas,
and s. j. Reeder's stores, the tai Tor shop
of George Moore and the News Company
of Northeast, a month since. Mr.. Moore
identified some OF his clothing in Hol and :
- possession, and the prisoner awaits a
~.usition.
ua,Ctsnterprising Home firm the Nc
,aciert Company at North East o
we press, M. James Mallon is the
ycelebraIo" ,s Manager, is still unde
improVe rye sed demand for it,
week a "a besides sheet ' l9 "'a rI.
set anu used pos local plant IN, Ihi
increAs ,aneutF Blowers are being
/ impFo<,1,n Two steam hammer o.
q ton WV, the cohese are noticeabl
Il one 0, seetio,iiIs, and in connee
IN thi' made, copstitut
Tue S' plants Of the kline
campmeeNn lutry.
sMIs.hoiof the Woodlaw
tho .ass s,ecn held their regula
trusO1S McCat Port Deposit i
Enoor Church. Tn
D. .namshsuing year wer'
Avn ,rssiaeW. Carter, Thee
ted P,reasu,thers and G.
ANU ,,ars: though was slet
ma" ~ Raybrahams secretar
T. Anareiowing additions
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4 Th[irk, S. J. Key
Ma .;nu J. McCullougb, ,
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stih owes : S ,af' s5as ''s e.
the amour
1872.