The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-09-26

William Tyson, residing at Sinser'y'
! fell aud badly fractured his le@, on Mon
| day.
After an absence abroad of four months,
Col. A. w. Evans md Mrs Evans returned
| 70 Eskton on Thursiay eEunirg.
A horse owned by Brown, the rag man,
was killed by him Friday morning. The
animal was in a helpless condition.
Prof. T. o. Cooper, of Wilmington
will reorganize his dancing class, next
Monday, evening in MaXwelis Hall.
Mr.. Frank Phillips, has purchased the
Robinson House, at Delaware City, and
began managing it on September 10Th.
A party of gypsies passed through
| Elkton on Wednesday and camped near
Red mill, short distance west of town.
Eureka and Wilkesbird, from the Elk
tod Stock Farm, took first money in their
aces, at Dover, on Wednesday aud Thurs
day.
An engineer corps is engaged in build
ing a new bridge on the p. w. b. Rail
east of Elkton.
Owing to spreading rails, three coaches
were derailed on the Pomeroy AMI Newark
railroad, Saturday night, one car was
badly damagE, which was the only injury
The vacancy on the Prohibition ticket
caused by the withdrawal of w. I. Miller
named for commissioner is filled by the
appointment of W. W. Nickle, Of Port De
posit.
The entire crop of wheat, oats, and hay, |
on the farm of Dr.. II. NJ. Uhler il Sassa- |
tras Neck, WAS destroyed by fire last |
Saturday. The fire is supposed 10 have |
originated from threshing engine.
Mr. Washington Cowen fatl CT of john
X. Cowen Esq OF Baltimore gen alcouusel |
of the Baltimore and Ohio Raj Dad Com
pany, died at his home i n Mansfield, Ohio, |
on Monday in his eighty first yer. Mr.. |
Cowen was at one time resident of Cecil
county.
The Right Rev. Bishop Adams will
preach in Trinity Church Elkton on We'd
nesday evening next, Sept 3Oth, at half
past seven, and in the church of Good
Shepherd Chesapeake City on Thursday
evening.
-Iu the presence of many friends, Miss
Adelaide j. Harlcastle, daughter OF DIR.
jerome Haricastle, was married to Chap
pell B. CrAwley, q prominent lawyer, of
Keytsville, No, in :hs Episcopal Church,
AZ Ceciiton, on Tuesday morning Bishop
Adams performed the ceremony.
One hundred new names were Ell rolled
on the registration books, in this town on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Since
the last sitting twenty five voters have
died, and list containing one hundred
names, of past voters who are thought to
have left the district, is held over ready to
be stricken off.
Mr.. John 7. BEyson, a popular young
man of this town, and son of Thomas j.
Bryson, Jr, lf Little Elk, died on Friday
CT last week, in his Dad year. Mr.. Bryson
for some weeks had been lingering with
hopeless case of typhoid fever, which Gull
min ated in his death. He was member
of Company A, third battalion, NJ. \. e.,
ard accompanied his company TO the recent
encampmeDt at camp Douglas, where it
thought he contracted the fever. His
funeral services were held on Monday,
from the residence of his father, the Rev.
William Schouler officiating Company \.
attended in body, six members acting as
bearers. The funeral was largely attended,.
Iuterment in the NJ. L. Cemetery, North
East.
The E!ktou camp meeting, on the
grounds of Bethel \. NJ. L. Church, which
closed last Sabbath, September goth, was
quite success, and we take this means of
expression, to thank the friends, citizens
and generous public, who by their attend
auce and liberal contribution, have so
materially aided us in our struggle, and we
shall take pleasure in the near future, in
publishing to the world the names of those,
who so CALAMITY came to our rescue, in
helping us do some absolute needed repairs
And we extend an invitation to the friends
a nd generous public, to attend the dedi-
cation of Bethel A. n. E Church, October
11th 1891, at which time Bishop A. W.
Waymau, DID, of Baltimore, viii preach
the dedicatocy sermon. 7. w. Thurston,
nastOr.