The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27

| EliZl beth GfuOlhc.
TO Cores pondents c, North Erst
vour account of school exhibition will
appear next week.
The Rev W. c. johnson, Of Whining
n. ton, Del, will occupy the pulpit in the NJ
E church, tomorrow.
Two of the early herring ia Elk river
this season were caught Thursday morn
irg by William Lang, near Scotland
L. marsh.
i. Mfr. II. Il. Torbert editor of the WIG
has been confined tohis home since Tuesd Az
py a severe cold, its effects bordering on
:. the grip.
d Mr.. Nelson X. Warner and wife were
e handsomely entertained 10y Mr.. aud Mrs
Dexter NJ. Lee at their home near ZION a
= few evenings ago.
Reuben Haioes E.qr attorney sold on
Wednesday a, pubic sale a farm in the III
district containing five acres To Hfuuah \
Griffith Tor $4,000
: The Fourth Quarterly meeting of the
A. NJ. L. Church viii be held in E,ktop,
Sunday Feb. 18th. The Ray. James T.
Morris of Baltimore will be present.
We desire to acknowledge the receipt
of the special report on diseases oil the hor-e
issued bv the Department Of Agriculture,
through kindness Of Congressman Hrrnan
Stump.
Mr. Lawrence Halves. a popula r
Young tailor of this town, left on Monday,
TO enter a well known tailoring establish
msnt in Philadelphia, Were he will learn
cutting.
Miss Annie !. Smith, has IN her poss-
ession 1872 cent note, drawn on the Elk
ton Bank of Maryland l. bears the date
of Elkton, Jan. 20, 1919, and is considered
quite a curiosity
r G Thackery Esq as attorney offered
on Thursday through Shockly x Smith
Auctioneers at public sale the Ssebbiug pro
perty near Woodlawu. 1t was withdrawn
for ant of an adequate bid, and is held at
private sale
Mr. Frank L. Bradbury purchased of
John S Writ, Esq, on Tuesday tho frame
dwelling house owned by him on West
Main street, now occupied by Tx Sheriff
Boyd Mr.. Bradbury VIII take possession
March 18th.
| In another column will he noticed the
advertisement of the stallion pride Of
England" No. 16l. Those who wish to
raise horses that command the highest
city prices At the least expense Of training
and AT Che same time do any and all farm
work until matured would DO to seeurs
his services.
The special course OF sermons TO be
delivered in the Church of the Good Shop
herd, Chesapeake city, are follows: sun
| day nights, The Deadly Sins, Wednes-
day nights, The Seven Chrche- Of ASA,
Friday nights, "The Seven Last Words"
The first sermon will be deiivred next
Sunday night, Feb. % h. AL are invited.
Mr.. James T. 6ael aud Miss Maggie
\. Murphy, both of Rising san, were
married in the Catholic Church, in Port
Deposit, on Thursday. The same day, Mr.
| Michae. l.. Duffy and Miss Martha L
| Morrison, Of Port Deposit, were married in
the Elkron Catholic Church. The i Y
| Father AIRY Off lated n hyth ceremonies
Mrs Tull ana Miss Ellis received their
| friends at au afternoon tea yesterday, Fri
day from 5to seven O'Clock They We're
assisted in receiving by Mrs Dr. Sell
man, of Baltimore. Mrs. L Marshall
! Haines and Mrs. Harry Hurn presided at
| the table aided by Miss Il eSje Scott. Miss
Florence Torberf, Miss Lucy Litzeuberg,
| and Miss Elsie L TuII.
The young ladi,s Ok Newark Del, gave
leap year dance in Caskey Hail, on Mon
day evening. The Elktonians present
| were, Miss Elsie Tull, Miss Laurine Wilson
Miss Lucy Litzenherg Miss Florence Tor
bert, Miss Esteils Hainrs, Mis-. Berthe
Wilson, Messrs Alexander Reynolds,
Richard Reese, Herbert Luz-nberg, Harry
Clemson, Fred Gilpin, AMI Victor NJ
Torhert.
"A report was current through Eikton
OF Friday that an attempt had been maze
in the early mcrninE to rob the Second
| National Bank. Waterman lIoruer stated
that about o'clock he detected a sound at
the rear door as though a burglar was
| etf=cting an entrance md accordingly fired
several times in the direction OF the noise.
No further attempts were made. Upon
investIgatio it was discovered that the
key plate vas rasped off.
The Baltimore Central Railroad Com
pauy, looking for site Tor lts carpenter
works nearer Phlade,pnis, has been in
duced to move them from, Oxford to
10 Media The building will be commenced
at once on ground owned nv the company,
near the round house, a short distance
above Media station. The pay roll of this
department of the road is $1,000 per month.
aud i: will bring about 80 families TO Media
and vicinity. Most of the Carpenters EN-
ploy ed at Oxford have decided 10 follow
the works to their new location, aud about
"a d, zen were there Tuesday and secured
houses. The ch lpga WI. be made ou April
Ist. The main offices OF lie company are
at Media, in charge OF Superintendent
BcchholJ
TIE British .Uedicol .Iytut1l, IN com-
menting on the death OF a boy who died
from drinking hot tea without milk, ; .ys
that the tea had been lett in the oven for
some time, so hat it had become strou e
iecoction OF tanuiu. Ia being drank with
out milk, the fauulT was not urouGh. into
a relatively harmless aIbumiuoU7 tlmnate.
It is on account of this method Of making
tea that it Is 80 injurious to digestion.
Neither the Chinese nor the Japanese, who
} know how to make ten, u,e milk with il;
but with them the hot w5tsr IL poured on
ana OF the leaves at table, ami ID j, drunk
e as soon a. it becomes pI36 straw color.
+ No people in tue world drink - much tea
: as the japanese, yet iii Japan it is never
t their method OF preparation, the tauuin il
not extracted from the leaves.
u Miss Sadie Crosse, dnughir- IF the late
! Philip Grose, and Jefferson y. Mccoy, son
: of Nath,n Mccoy, q well known farmer
, residing near Grcilton, were married at s
e O'Clock on Thursday evening At the residence
: of the brides sister, Mrs. II airy BouChells
< Chesapeake City, i'll the presence Of a large
# gathering. Rev. j. ID. Fosnochi, Of tht
d Methodist Episcopal Church Of that place
offcated. Frank \. Nausant, Of 81. Aug'u
u tine acted as best man and Miss Leila Nj
l. Coy, cousin Of the groom, was bridesma aid
L y reception was helA from to II o'clock
g Among those present we e Mr.. and Mr.
Il Dickinson, Mrs Joseph Lindsay Nr anC
re ilrs j p Steele. .Nr and Mrs Nathan NcCo!
), Misses Sadie Nay, B,lIie NcCov. L.ur.
/, Coleman and Fannie Fosrd. Mr and Nr
,. Mccoy will reside on farm near Ceci.ton