The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-03-14

wharf property at Port Deposit for rent.
Miss Edith Crow, of Wilmington, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Ricketts, near town.
Write to William Il. Reynolds, Middle
town, Del, for prices on Hand Maue
Harness and Turf Goods.
Mr.. VIM. f. Jones OF the well known
Baltimore firm of drug label printers Ham
mopd & Jones was in Elkton on Wednes'
day.
The Union NJ. L. Sunday school Will
hold their missionary anniversary next
Sunday evening, March 10, at $50 O'CLOCK.
| All are invited.
Mrs. Worth, the wife OF the FAMOUS
Partisan dressmaker. dresses very plainly.
1t goes to prove the truth of the old provero.
| If Mr.. Worth were shoemaker his wife
might haye to go i'll her bare feet.
During the past week or two an unus-
ually large number of drunken men have
been seen on the streets of Elkton, ana
complaints heard that the town baillh mas
| not made as many arrests as should have
been made.
Fifty two colored people left Queen
Aune's this week for New Jersey, twenty
six from Sudlersville and the same number
from Millington. This is the first instance
in that section of colored people migrating
North in large numbers.
The Regular March meeting of the Cecil
Farmers club will be held at Mr.. Joseph
Coudon's Perryville on "Wednesday next
the 18th inst Prof. Thos L Brunk OF the Md
Agri. College and Expt. Station Will De
present. and speak on "The horticultural
work on the Farm"
The pupils of Bohemia Manor shchool,
will give an entertainment consisting OF
dialogues, recitations, tabeaux etc, In the
school building, Friday March 20, exerci-
ses, commencing at 80 p. m, admission
twenty five (25) cents, proceeds to be APP
piled to purchasing school apparatus.
Mr.. Matthew Cautwell a native of this
town, and formerly engaged in the Cabinet
Making business here with our fellow
townsman Robert Marshbank under the
firm name of Marshbank 81 Cantwell, was
in Elkton this week. Mr.. CantweIl Is
located at the thriving town OF Rock Hail
Kent county Md, where until recently ne
has been engaged in the Cabinet Making
business.
We call the special attention of our Cecil |
farmers to the Cleveland bay stallion to be
at the FELTON, house stables next week and |
each alternate week thereafter as strain OF
horses entirely new and much needed IN
our community to bring up the size and
color of our native stock besides being great
general utility horses for home use, Owing |
to their size, action, style and color they
command the highest prices for city CARR
age and coacf7horses.
Mr.. Roman Tammany son OF Mr..
Samuel Tammany of Havre de Grace, who
is yery widely and favorably known in this
aounty as gentleman of education ana
character, and who has been principal OF
the public school at Lswes Sussex county
Delaware for some time past, was married
on Saturday last in Philadelphia to Miss
Lena Nichols, daughter of Willinm +.
Nichols of Lewes. The marriage seems TO
have been a genuine surprise to the trlenos
of the bride and groom very limited num-
her of their most intimate associates only,
having been intrusted with the secret Mr..
and Mrs. Tammany returned to Lewes on
Saturday efening. We tender them our
sincere congratulations
The Maryland Sunday School Union,
havins.held its thirty-fifth anniversary on
Tuesday night, on Wednesday morning
opened its convention at the old First NJ.
E. Church, Charles and Fayette streets
Baltimore. Mr.. Goldsborough 5 Grlfhth
presided. Some three hundred delegates
were present from all parts of the state.
Rev. Conrad Clever, ID. D., of the Third
Reformed Church, conducted the opening
religious exercises. The following nomi-
Mating committee was appointed: f. &.
Baukhage, of Prince Georges; G. III. Todd,
of Caroline; w E, Brown, of Hartford; L.
B. Ca-hart, of Cecil; Rev. l.. NJ. Hench, OF
Frederick; VIM. r. Bryan, of Queen An
mes; Rev. F. H. Mulleneaux, of Talbot;
Rev. L. E. Bateman, of Washington city,
and w. A. Baker, of Baltimore. They re,
ported the following permanent officers.
who were elected: Mr.. Frank Woods, |
of Baltimore city, president; vice presi
dents, G.. S. Griffith, city; Rev. d. |
E. Seaton, d. D., of Baltimore; G. w.
Dorsey, Baltimore county; L. B. Carhart,
of Cecil county; Rev. L. NJ. Hench, of
Frederick: w. G. Brown, OF Hartford |
county; L. P. Keller, of Prince Georges; |
Rev. J. H. Daugherty, of Queen Anne's;
Rev. S. Ii. Bateman, of Washington;
treasurer and superintendent, w. A. Baker,
of the city; corresponding secretary and
railroad clerk, Rev. George Mock; recording
secretary, Rev. E. E. Barclay, NJ. D., of
Baltimore county. After appropriate re-
marks by President Frank Woods, the
vice presidents wer invited, and took seats
upon the platform. The new president,
Mr.. Frank Woods, presided at the morning
session. Mr.. G. S. Griffith, the retiring
president, presided at the afternoon session.
The irst subject for discussion for the day
was "Christian Fellowship"