The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-04-25

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s., 30. Frank Kerr.
Fine assortment of trimmed hats anc
inrrs at Mrs. l.. II. Litzeuberg's.
-Rrv. VIM. Schouler win hold serviceir
| the Audora school house to morrow (Sun
day. at three 7. IN.
Mr. Thomas Thackery, of Louisville
Kentucky, reached Ekton on Tuesday
accompanied by his son.
Rev. Il. c. Jones, of Seaford, Del, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c. Downward have been
visiting the Rev. Charles Hill.
MIR. aud Mrs. John S. Writ will receive
| a large number of their friends on Tuesday
evening next from seven to nine, the occa'
sian being their fifth wedding anniversary.
John E. Wilson Esq offered at public
sale on Saturday at the court house door
the darkness property near Eeder's Cor
uer. 1t was withdrawn upon bid Of
$500.
Doctor ,Ino. II. lamar, and j. 5. Whit
aker having certified that Mrs Mary Frank
of Baldwius Mills is of uusouud mind, she
has been placed in the County Insane
Asylum.
The Rev. Charles Hill will begin a
series of revival meetings at the NJ. e.
Church commencing tomorrow. lie Will be
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. kraemer, a well
known evangelist.
A tramp employed at Carpenters
Point fishery stole on Saturday last two
gold watches and and a pocket book con
tanning $50 He was pursued aud captured
at the Charlestown railroad station. The
property was recovered.
Clinton Mccullough Esq. as attorney
for Levi L. Mearns assignee of mortgage
sold on Saturday las9 at public sale at the
court house loor, the John +. Hurford
farm located in the 9rh district and con-
tanning g acres. Purchased 10y Levi X
Mearus for 5000.
There VIII BE- preaching on the Manor
at p. m. tomorrow by Rev l. 6. Eos
nocht, servic. both morning and evening
at the Chesapeake City NJ. f. Church. The
Rev. Mr.. DDhrow who is assisting Mr..
FosnoCht is atireless worker, very original
and striking al much that he says.
Franklin p. Gregg of Reward Della
ware, and Missouri c. ,jamiuson OF Cowan-
town in this COUNTY, and wi o were former
ly man and VIE, but who were on Com
plant of the wife, divorced in 1885, have
made up "Reminiscences and rem arrled. y
licence for tina laudabIe object having been
granted by tn, Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Blessed are til, peace makers.
Manly Ct Miller, son of Andrew j.
Miller of Mechanics Valley, received an
ugly wound IL Wednesday night, April
10Th, from thecareiess use of pistol in the
hands of we. known young man. DIR. ID.
L. Clifford extacted the ball from the boys
left shoulder where it stopped after passing
through the tothing. Does not the law
forbid the earring of concealed weapons?
The Rev. : w. Thurston Pastor of
Bethel A. NJ. | Church, held on Sunday
last Farewelservice, previous to leaving
for conference 5hich meets at Cam bridge
and for which twn Mr.. Thurston started
on Tuesday. TIE Service on Sunday was
a success. The Rev. Mr. Sluby of Will
mington preachd in the morning and the
afternoon and eening services were very
interesting the ooir of the church reudea
ing excellent msic.
MIR. Jeretnia c. Price of Earlville a
prominent farmr of the county and a.peach
grower was in IIlton on Tuesday and gave
it as his opinion hat the warm weather of
the past few day has sufficiently advanced
the buds, and hrught ont the leaves of the
peach trees, thlevan il the event of late
frost, the buds vDuld lie sufficiently pro-
tected from hrm. No speculation of
course can be mde at this time as to the
extent of the Crp, the June drop being |
about the last Contingency To encounter.
From present prospects, however there will
be in Cecil count aud the Peninsuli geuer-
ally full crop oifruit.
Tie Rev. Chrles Hill announced on
Sunday last, thaHGe Rev. w. II B)ole an
eloquent preschc of New York City, and
who as a Temperance orator ranks next to
the celebrated .I.B. Cough now deceased
will preach i'll tn NJ. E. Church of this
town on Sunday lay Sd. In the afternoon
Of that day he wi lecture on Temperance
in the PresbyteHn Church, and in che
evening preach in he NJ L. Church. On
he evening of Moday May 4th, he will
deliver a lecture witch has won him great
Distinction in Cd Fellows Hall in this
own. This lectuE the title of which is
The great Nltionl Snake Exhibition" he
viii also deliver the meatiEg of the
Iaryland state temperance Alliance.
The Eightaenh Annual Convention
d the Maryland State Ten perance ALI
ace will meet il the Old First NJ. L.
Gurch corner of uarles and Fayette St.
Fillmore on Tusday, May 9Th, and ccn-
~ n until the f1llwing Thursday evening
',"t live. All Temperance Associations,
Wy ftrehes, sabbaa schools, and Religious
.'lsociations are dtitled and requested to
one delegateor even fifty members
d, =. hin Higgins Baltimore is President
VT the Alliance, al John NJ. McClenabam
Port Deposit vice President for Cecil
sl9uuty. At o'clock on Wednesday even
.hg May 9Th a gand Mass Meeting will be
held over which Mr.. McClenahau will pre-
side. Tie Singing will be in charge of Prof
John c. Robinson. On Wednesday and
Thursday tie kdies will serve collation.
to the delegats from the counties. The
attendance promises to be unusually large.
We take fom the Baltimore San of
| Ties day the fClowing notice of Mrs. Ball.
irgton Booth wife OF Commando Booth
! olthe Salvador Army which will be read
D viii interest ly their friends in This county.
y When slight youthful-looking little wo-
r4u, with brown hair and eyes and earn.
n e>s face, locke, about her from tue pulpit
1ofthe Eutaw Street Methodist Episcopal
QCiurch last nht, no one would have sus-
'tpe,ted, except Z for the big poke bonnet
yaul scarlet andbue OF her costume, that
ilshe was an actre leader of the Salvation
eArmy-Mrs. Ellington Booth. Mrs.
oBooth is only t,suty-seven years old, but
% she spoke win the self-posseSsion and
tau4ucy of a vteran orator. She wore a
'pain dark blu gown, with cutaway bas
$ que disclosin, tie red vest--a costume
(which, she sai-was much more comfor-
W liable than the ashionable clothes of today.
Furthermore g said, they insure my
afety when ahe on the streets or any
ldtlace at any tue of the day or night,
coybich is c1nyeient, you must admit. Mrs.
altBooth spoke learly, enunciating every
thtTord slowly al distinctly, aud adding to
tar Ter eloquencethe attraction of very
ty .harmiug accet, in which when" became
e. 'whin" ''boy became "by," presence was
fa;r;s,.,aa and ve!y ''r' was rolled out
OK, ,usically. | ave beeu working with the
hen. Ii. e. ..irht rnars IN Enrnnn