The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-08-27
Miss Lizzie e Wells school will reopen

Miss Lizzie L. Wells school will reopen
September 9Th.
The Holy Communion will be admin
istered II st. Mrry's Z. +. Church, Norti
East, to morrow Sunday evening at 10 g
O'clock Preaching as usual
"A meeting will be held at the office Of
II. NJ. Mccullough, E.qr., on "Wednesday
evening next at p. M, for the purpose oI
organizing n Harrison and Reed campaign
club for the third district.
Mr.. II. c. Porter the well knowi mar
chant al Cherry Hill intending /" chen -
business about November Is: neXt, w;i!
| close ont $1,000 worth at s:D:a goo 50 east
Now is tie time to secure bargti;.s Read
his advertisements in anothc: column.
For II sluggish and torpid liver, nothing
can surp,ss Ayers Pills Tn-y cont - ="
c.lun,el, Lnr any mineral drug, but re
Composed o, TIE sc'i>r principles '.f 'hn
best vegetable cathariics. AID their use
always results in marked bea"f3 TO the
patient.
The Nottingh IN Silver Cornot Bend Of
| d
for the third day of the Fair. This is
first c.ass organization of twenty skilled
performers and stands high enough in
| musical circles TO be considered one of the
| greatest attractions of the coming exbibi-
| ton.
A fine horse blanket is offered as "a
special premium by Robert c. Lewis. for
the handsomest stallion of any breed, o"ned
in Cecil county. Mr.. VIM A. Carrie ,tfers
for best lot of Berkshire pigs, NOT Ia'5 thai
3 to Is months Old 800. Almost every kind
of stock and farm pro luce is covered by
the regular and special premiums Offering
an unexcellel opportunity to farmers to
win a first premium on the products OF
their industry aud management.
Mr.. Walter Graut, OF Cherry Hill, was
painfully injured last week in a runaway.
He and Mr.. Hugh McCauley, of New Leeds
were driving in the neighborhood of the
Cecil Paper Mills, when the horse becoming
frightened, made plunge and darted off
in a run. The buggy was overturned aud
both gentlemen thrown out. Mr.. Nc
Cauley luckily escaped unhurt but the
violence OF Mr.. Grants fall rendered him
unconscious. He is now confined to his
home doctor being in attendance.
The annual meeting of the Medical
Association of Pennsylvania and NJ aryland
was held at Happy Valley Oh Tnursl ~.
DIR. W. w. Virdin, of Lapidum. YVES called
to the chair and introduced Dr.. A. G.
Crothers, of Port Deposit, who made an
address of welcome, which was responded
to by DIR. Frye, of Harrisburg, ani Others
DIR. John Morris, of B ,ltimore, was elected
president, and made a felcitous address,
accepting the honor. DIR. G.ble, OF York
and DR.. Boucher, of Lebanon, were elected
vice presidents, and DR.. Livingstone, of
Columbia, secretary and treasurer. The
session was largely attended.
Since the big opening at 'the great kite
track of the Maple Valley Trotting Asso'
citation, at Kirkwood, Del on the Fodrth
of July, when Belle Hamlin and Globe
broke tine record of the world, 10, and
made new record of 212, which stands
to day as the double team record of the
world a hundred men have been at work
on the track every d y for the past month
altering the grdde and widening the track,
so that now the start and finish are on
level and the track has been widened to
sixty five ft ct. The first meeting since the
completion OF the alterations will be on
Saturday, September 3. There will be four
raccs-3 minute class, 3 40, 2 81 and 100
for purses OF $3.50 each. There will be a
special race, $50 class, for horses owned in
New Castle county, Del, and Cecil county, |
Md, for purse of 500. The entries close
Monday, August 30, III p. IN.