The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-02

Miss Irene Rutter, of Baltimore, i
visiting relatives in this town.
ALI licenses being renewable yesterday
May LIST, applicants thronged the clerk
office.
Considerable wood was burned in Ell
Neck adjacent to the p, w. Il b. railroad
on Tuesday night.
Mr.. Samuel j Reyes has returned from
Dorchester county. His father who was i'll
is improved in health
On Thursday night a big blaze was
made by burning timber on Red Hill. Ii
burnt over a large area, the fire being
plainly visible from the East end of the
| town.
Miss Henrietta lamar, of this town,
| attended the wedding at Grace NJ. f.
Church in Wilmington on Monday of Mr..
Frank ID. Carpenter and Misc Marguerite
richardson. DIR. G.. Cleland Jones was
also present.
Two large panes of glass in the show
windows of two stores on Main Street We're
from pure cussedness. The guilty parties
would do we'll to rest awhile from this
midnight amusement.
GA Sunday afternoon a considerable
quantity OF timber and fencing on the farm
of Mr.. Oliver p. Clemson near SingerIy
station was burned 1t is reported as hav-
ing been fired by sparks from passing tr inns
of the B. * O. railroad which runs through
the farm.
Mr.. George Il. Ash of the Democrat,
and Mr.. Daniel Bratton of the NeICS repre-
scented the Democracy of Cecil at the Ban
quet rendered by Mr.. Frank Brown to the
Editors of Maryland, on Monday last Mr..
George w. Cruikshank was not present
as reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Trewin of
Philadelphia spent Monday witt Miss Jane
Torbert of this town. Mrs. Trewin before
her marriage which took place Oh the Soh,
ultimo, was Miss Carrie E Hurn, a daugh-
ter of the late Rsv. Henry f. Hurn well
known minister of the NJ +. Church. n
MIR j p Scott well known citizen OF
the fourth district and who recently sold |
his farm there has leased the agricultural |
warehouse on North street recently occupied |
by p G Strickland, and will keep full line |
of agricultural implements He is the sole |
local agent for the Champion binders and
reapers st
"A fire was started by some one in the
woods on the Bari EFT farm, two miles from
Port Deposit few days ago, and a. the
wind was blowing it soon got into the
woods of Samuel Gays farm, then crossed
the road to the Gerorge NJ Anderson farm,
and at one time threatened the destruction
of Mr.. Anderson's dwelling and farm build
ing, but by hard work of neighbors it was
put out.
At a meeting of the managers of the
Wood Lawn Camp Meeting association,
held on the camp around on Monday the
date of the next camp was fixed for August
18th, it being the second Tuesday. Rev.
Isaac L. Wood, of Zion, was unanimously
elected to take charge of meetings to be held
On the ground. The board ordered i'm
pFoVementS TO De made on the pavilion |
and the grounds,
We clip the following from the Balti-
more Herald of Tuesday. Charles Biudle,
an old man living in Chesapeake City,
so freely of Light street tonsil var.
lish yesterday that he walked off the dock
INTO the water opposite Hol:ngsworth suree:
1t 1870 o'clock last right. Officer Miskel-
y, of the Central Police district, rescued
he drowning man and took him to the
Jty Hospital, where, after considerable
water had been pumped out of him, Bidd.e
enjoyed good nights rest.