The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-07-18
ELKTON. JULY IS. 1891.
GLOgAL DEPARTMENT, v

Insure your property with Manly
Bremen. 5,16tf
Mr. j. D. Carter of the Cecil Paper
Mills lost a valuable Horse on Wednesday
from collie.
For rent The drug store at Perryville
apply to DIR. George Stump Perryyille
Cecil Co. Md.
Manly Drennen insures live stock
against fire and lightning in first class
companies at low rates. 5,16tf
For REST-A four room house, with
immediate possession. Inquire of Marks
Lieberman in the Hollow.
The new skewer factory at Sylmar is
under roof and the new NJ. E Church there
is progressing toward completion.
WIN. h. Reynolds, MIdletown, Del
has a fine line of busters and fly uets as
well as hand made harness for sale.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at tn
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch1 7tf
Hall last Sunday to the congregation Of
the new Rosebank NJ. E. Church. This
building is now being rooted in.
-Elkton has one more public bar. The
Railroad Hotel property. opposite the post
office, has been rented by Mr.. Harry Miller,
who is retitting it for that purpose.
Carriers NJ. E. Sunday School will hold
ALI all day basket picnic and festival in the
evening at Carriers Bank on Thursday, July
23d. Cherry Hill band will be present in
the evening.
Rev. j. y. McCauley, ID. D., late presi,
dent of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa,
will Providence permitting, preach for Rev.
j. B. Jones, in Leeds Methodist Protestant
Church, next Sunday, June 10Th.
AT E Hammond's sale on Saturday
last, one mile east of L on, horses sold from
S32. so to S16O; small colt, S70 cows from
$50 to $40, none of them fresh: shoats 81 a
head, chickens s. 30 per dozen; two horse
wagon S2S 50, cultvator S2i. All the pro
perty sold well. Attendance large for
harvest time. c. Hindman, Auctioneer.
Buckley and Mccullough will run the
only excursion by water to Colchester
from these parts on Tuesday July 2lst
leaving the wharf at Port Deposit at
o'clock. If you want to spend one more OF
those enjoyable days at the Beach, do not
fail to be on hand, as the Emma Giles is
competent and will take you all. So come
and go. 3w
H. c. Mcdowell, says the Oxford Press
a farmer near Calvert, has been unfortunate
recently. He was taken sick and prevent
ed from pushing his harvest work
forward, but his neighbors are now kindly
turning in to his assistance. Mr.. Nc
Dowell also suffered loss in the death of a
ne horse which he valued at severa
hundred dollars.
Granville Pierce, who farms the fint
property of John Il. Evans, on the rivel
north of Port Deposit, says he harvested
nearly sixty acres of extra hay, twenty
five acres of wheat, and has the bigges
corn and finest crop of potatoes growing in
that part of the county. His neighbors
John III. Kimble, Edward Rowland and
VIM. Reckefus are right along in the hun
though when fine crops are the order of TIN
day. This is one of the finest farming
districts of Cecil county and the land /
we'll titled.
Frederick Jacob, young farmer liv
on the historic Jackson farm a shor
Istance east of West Grove, bought an iE
= v calf at Samuel Kent's sal
lays ago. ying therefore forty dol
o LOOK calf home and placed
airy sity in pen with tw
@i'es TOT itch the butcher was ex
pected to call In s.,r dc rho butcbar
Harry Chandler, .-,,1,la Al, o,n am
not finding the wner IF Tho -.,n,sa
P'Oceeueu TO Dad up the calves as h
oo"''othed do When Mr. Jaco
came home he was told If the butcher
sisi'i with a prem,nition that possibly III
b p had got tho wrong veal, the farme
ned to the calf pen which he discover
~ onp.si the butcher, entirely innocent {
Hnoie', pedigree of the young Guernse,
n"i loaued in with the rest. Mr.. Jaco
hastened at Once to Avondale but when
reached the slaughter bonss tho IT,
were dangling from ubeir pambre, ioin,
with nothing to indicate which was III
iorty dollar veal and which was tba a;
uoiiar article.-Kennett Aasanes.