The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-12-17

: Rev. VIM. Schouler will hold servit
IN the Andora school house to morrow
Sunday, at 3p. m.
4 The Elkton Electric Light and Powe
company will increase its capital stock a
authorized by its charter.
! The young gentlemen of Elkton vii
give Christmas hop in Odd Fellows Hal
On Tuesday evening, December q.
Jacob McCardle was arraigned befor
Squire Scott on Tuesday morning on tn,
4harge of disorderly conduct, and fined
ssyith costs, 81.
MIR. Geo. Il. Ash. of the Cecil Democrat
ss been appointed by Governor Brown 9
GEM Der of the Board OF School Com IN ion
Is for this county.
captain Segelken will be found at the
harf at Elkton bridge, with a full supply
fine oysters, which he offers at market
ices, in any quantity, either shucked or
the shell.
1.-The first application for the pardon of
Treasurer Stevenson Archer reached the
xecutive department on Wednesday. 1t
me from Baltimore and was signed by
out one hundred citizens.
THE Board of School Com missioners has
Eected Mr.. George Biddle. one of their
mber, as the successor of Rev. John
uier. We regaId the selection as a good
2, Mr.. Biddle being excellently qualified
the educational work of the position.
-Dr. Howard w. Hopes, of Port De.
Fit, and Miss Jessie Reynolds were mar
4 on Wednesday at the residence of the |
Hes parents, No. 404 n. Carey street,
fillmore. The Rev Louis E. Barrett, of |
Wilmington Conference performed the
pmony.
II will be at the Howard House,
Hon, Md, on Wednesday, Deeembe 81,
!, from ga. NJ. until 4 p. M, for the
pose of seeing all who may wish to
fer with ne on the subject of dehorning
le. Now is good time 10 have the
+ done. Norris B. Slack, Strickersville,
ster county, Pa.
IN last weeks edition of the Smyrna,
Times appeared the first chapter of a 6
ctive story entitled, "The Richards '
der, or Cecil County Mystery" by G.
ncLain. Mr.. McLain is photographer I
smyrna, and has often engaged in T
teur detective work, one instance being =
Richard case. The storv, we infer, is an :.
ant OF his actual experiences.
Arthur Tate, eighteen years of age, son II
William Tate, of Queen Annes county, .
instantly killed on Wednesday. He :
ibis other boys, went gun aing, and, in =,
ing ditch by means of fsncs rail,
ail broke as une of the boys, John Nc. "
And, was crossing. In consequence of Ill
lArland's fall: his gun was discharged bt
he contents thereof struck Tate, blow.
pit the entire top of his head, causing re
1T death. W;
"a Friday, p ar
sley will 81 -. = = = 18th
H. Dist2sscember 9srd Mr.. A. PS
.iis q fnip 1900 turkeys from Elk -
4 in s. Sons, the saw manu- OH
$500 Philadelphia. which will be Go
pl;ed as Christmas gifts among the Ph
I'D employees of the works. The COL
men ale presented two dollars apiece ea1
Se married men not desiring turkey the
loose the cash. Mr.. Shockley has nj
II all the fowls needed, which will tb,
s;ate $4,000 pounds in weight. re,
e young ladies of the Sabbath School So
Presby terian Church of Chesapeake ~,
'seld their fair and supper on Friday 10,
Aturday evenings of last week, ard 49,,
Try enjoyable and successful. They -
Id the cordial CO operation of friends ~
bot only gave their patronage but
as contributions. The arrangements
made with excellent taste and judg- va
Ind the young ladies were assiduous We
. Ir attentions, rendering admirable r.
4 to their industry and zeal its great M
Il is due. The amount realized was