The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-01

/ DR. Howard Bratton ana H. NJ ho
Cullough, Esq attended tho Trenton IAN
on Thursday in the interest OF the oeci'
County Agricultural Society
The Cecil county Christian Endeavor
Union will hold convention ON Wednes-
day afternoon, and evening Oct. II. IN the
Presbyterian Church, Zion.
Preaching by the Rev. ID. w. HART
! at Shippers Hall, Leslie on Saooath AT NOV
a. m. at Pleasant Hill church ) p. IN. Elk
ton Free Methodist Church p. m.
Rev. |. l.. Wood pastor OF the Eikton
NJ, f. Church delivered an address gu
Temperapce in Moore's Chapel III the
Fourth district on Monday evening.
Record of marriage licenses issued by
the Clerk of the Court: Sept. q, VIM. A.
Loller and Mary j. Watts, both OF Earl
vile; Sept. 90. John E. Gonce and Lia1e
Bratton, DO tn of Elkton.
SHOWS Battery and G arfeld Post Will
hold a reunion in the town Hall, Rising
Sun Saturday to day. Speakers from nis-
lance are expected, big dinner and an
all around time are anticipated.
Judge Miller, Chief Judge OF the flftn
Judicial Circuit has resigned, and the
Governor has appointed Judge Charles b.
Roberts, as Chief Judge and Mr. James
Revel, of Annapolis to fill the vacancy thus
created.
VIM. Z. Warburton E5qr., Trustee
81, Al mr.
in Elkton on Thursday the "Warrington
farm. located near Eier Station on the Il
& o. Railroad containing 1S4 acres, Tor
S2IOO, to VIM. III. Warrington.
"A branch of the Baltimore Building
and Loan Association was organized In
Cherry Hill ON Friday of last week. The
officers are DIR. James S. Whitaker. presl
dent; Charles B. Spence, vice president;
Thomas b. Miller, secretary, and ID. L..
McCorkindale, treasurer.
-Elkton Council No %, Jr. o. U. a. NJ
attended the services held in the winning
ton Opera House on Thursday, incident to
the presentation of a large American flag
by the Eureka Council of that city, to the
Worlds Fair Commissioners, which is to
wave over the Delaware building Inc
Hon. George Gray delivered the presenta-
tion speech.
AT the Democratic Congressional Con
vention at Easton ON Thursday State Sena-
tor John b. Brown, of Queen Anne county,
was nominated as candidate to fill the
unexpired term of Judge Page in the Fifty
second Congress, and En-. President of the
State Senate Robert E. Bratton, of Somerset
was chosen as the candidate for seat in
the Fifty third Congress.
A public meeting of the Third district
Cleveland and Stevenson club was held in
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday night.
DR.. &C. Mackall presided and made an
Introductory address. Hon. Jas. b. Groome
the:speaker of the evening, delivered two
hours discourse on the tariff issue. The
campaign music was rendered by Delherts
band. A fair number attended.
Tomorrow promises to be very inter.
esting Sabbath at the Elkto Methodist
Episcopal Church. In the morning the
new pipe organ Will po uou'So'o"' Inv
Rev. 1. l.. Wood will preach an appropriate
sermon, and the choir which has been
augmented for the occasion will render a
special program of selections. In the even
ing a song service will be held. Programs
have been prepared and printed, and
general in vitation is extended to the public
to participate in the service.
Miss Josephine r. Evans, perceptress
at the Academy, has resigned her position,
and her work there is finished with this
weeks instruction. That Miss Evans as
been capable and acceptable, the growth
and improvement in the female department
of the Academy are indubitable witnesses;
and, during the period of four years IN
which she has ruled with gentle sway, she
has exploded theory begotten of years
of chaos-that woman's government at the
Academy is out of the question. Miss
Evans carries with her from the school
room the warmest friendship of her pu pills.
and from teachers, trustees and patrons
arises the expression of profound regret
at her departure.