The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-09-24

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T. 80 "rafple broken for my sake. "
= ..sS.. - F,ofSt rove prize fighting, but
RS r.pect the man.
fsssz " ~ colored, died very sud
s-s<H %asry evening at the residence
sssxs ~ Hinchffe Row street,
; - " rs employed domestic
- 'Smplained of feeling unwel
80 ryJy. and at half past seven she
into the yard where she sud-
ss <ae i'll. At the time Mrs. Hin
: nearby and to her side.
I - srssss~ fsmoved to the house and a ply
4 sssse% s ssmmoned who arrived a shor.
) zsseFssss4 E4pre her death, which he stated
= 1891 falted from cholera morbus. Coroner
sA EJerg notified and hearing the
gSny concerning her death, deemed
!. sssz.<< quest unnecessary. She the
sf Is of Joe Craig and was aged about
q years.
- NJ Record of marriage licenses issued by
~ y Clerk of the Court: Sept 3, Harvey
: 49, dashington and Lille Longer, colored,
sSss@fzs9 9TH of Earleville. Sept 6, William H.
durlock and Annie F. Strime both of
800 North East. Sept ., Robert W. Scarbor-
@<1s3 ough, of Pleasant Hill, and Annie NJ.
Baldwin of EIkton Sept 8, Geo. Webster,
Of Maryland, aud Elizabeth Proctor, COL
strtt9 0reu, or IuCOin, ocpI o, oouuSou ocooe
and Easter Mitchell, both colored, of Havre
fs de Grace. Sept 10, George W. Boulder and
Emma Walton of Stanton, Del. Sept 10
- William E. S. Barr, of Elkton, and Mar
~ garet Donaldoon of Pivot Bridge. Sept TO-
~ Edward w. Blansfeld and Lizzie b. Smith
~ of Chesapeake City. Sept 10, John M
"A Ansalvish and Mary Ann Smith, both Of
Havre de Grace. Sept Is, James j. Tom
linson; of Warwick and Elizabeth D.
Haines, of Ceciiton. Sept 10, Joseph III
Deamon and Sue Hamilton, both of North
East Sept %. George L. Parks, of Cam
bridge, and Lidie A. Pierson, of North
East. Sept %, Frederick Waterman Med
bury, of Providence, r. L. Spd Elizabeth
Seward, of Port Deposit. Sept %, b
Franklin Lloyd and Irene Jackson, Doth Of
Chesapeake City. Sept 90 John L Sent
man, Of jackson, and Agnes Sheridan, Of
Principle Furnace.
The will of Mr.. Woodward Abrahams,
who died Baltimore on the 9th of last
August, admitted to probate in the
Orphaus' Court of that city Monday. Ii
bequeaths to Mrs. Elizabeth G. Bennett, q
sister of Mr.. Abrahams, and her daughter,
= Mary Bell Bennett, life interest in the
sum Of $4,000. 1t Mrs. Benefits daughter
should die without leaving issue the money
Is 10 pc ulViueu equally between Iho -'"i
sery and Chid's Hospital and the Home Of
tine Aged of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Willie Woodward Abrahams, son of the
testator, is bequeatbed all his fathers
Masonic books, els and manuscripts, anc
Mrs. Margaret f. L. Abrahams, the tesla
Z tors widow, is bequsathed all his househo'c
furniture and effects. All the residue Of
r the estate is left to Mrs Abrahams for lie
After har aly divided
smoos the children of the or daughter t.
children Of any deceased SOD on u the HUSBAND
take their p.rsus's share and ;,n ont issue t.
Of N, daughter dying q. si sis portion. Tn
-iss. si ,' .na a power to .nare. Mr..
portion Il the childrsn nsms s the son. an
ASr.l.ns W " W. Aera asmsd as executor
Nj. Ann Ritchis ale Ii1 pA was executed o
Without l'aa: 90 Th and was w psrssoy an
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ChniAE. Parkinson