The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-29
ELKTON, OCTOBER 20, 1892.
.GLOgAL DEPARTMENT. v

Rev, Giles B. Cooke will hold service
in St. Johns Chapel, Elk Neck, on Sunday
evening, October 3Oth, at 7.30 p. IN.
For ASA ult and battery upon his wife,
Thomas McGolrick was fined 81 and costs,
amount to $3.50 by Squire Scott on Tues
day.
The Manor church will hold a festival
In the "Ark" at Cayott's corner on the End
and 3rd of November. Proceeds for church.
All come.
BE sure and do it. Do what? Why
read advertisement of j. Frank Brinkerhoff
successor to G. E. Jacobs & Co., eye
specialists in another column.
The farm containing seventy acres and
situated in the Sixth district, owned by the
heirs of George Haines, h as been purchased
by w. T. Scott for about S4250.
The second fire within two week occur
red in Rudolph's woods on Sunday. 90
acres of fine timber being burned. The
property is owned by Thomas Drennen.
The "Autumnal" services held in the
NJ. E. Church, Chesapeake City on Sunday,
we're highly appropriate and splendid
success. The collections amounted to $40.
William A Little and Miss George
anna Pounds, both of this county, were
married on Tuesday at the NJ. E. parson-
age, Perryville the Rev. E. II. Hynson
officiating.
The "kweer" festival held in the
Chesapeake City town hall, by the young
ladi es of the NJ. E Church opened last
night to be continued to night. All are
invited. Proceeds for b nefit of church.
For the convenience of those desiring |
to take out duoking licenses, Clerk of the |
Court, James I. Graham will be in Perry |
Vile on Monday and Tuesday next, Octo |
Der 31st, and November 1st. Office at
Cameron's drug store.
Don't forget the autumnal festival |
this Saturday evening, October 29ch, |
Porter's hall, Cherry Hill. Autumnal |
products sold at public auction. Ice cream,
cake. confectionery and oysters. All are |
invited. Proceeds for benefit of the NJ. E.
Church.
The ladies of West Nottingham Pres
bytenan Church will give a conundrum
supper and entertainment In the chapel
adjoining the church, on Tuesday evening,
November l. Supper served from $50 to
$50, for % cents. If stormy the next
evening.
Preaching in Chesapeake City NJ. E.
Church, Sunday at 10. 80 a. IN. and 700 p.
IN. Morning theme; "Remission Through
Blood" followed by the Lords Supper"
Evening subject, "Bottled Tears" followed
with revival services. Preaching on the
Manor at 8 p. m.
William S. Evans, administrator of the
estate of Reuben REYNOLDS, deceased, sold
on Saturday last the farm OF seventy three
acres in the Sixth district for S37lO. The
purchasers were E. Henry Haines, of Pleas
ant Grove, Lancaster county, Pa, and
Amos S. Evans of the Sixth district.
The teachers association will meet at
the public school building In Port Deposit,
on Saturday, November 9th, at 2p. m.
The program is as follows: Music, Miss
Reba Buckley, and Miss Lulu Gerry;
Miss Emma Lewis and Miss
Carrie Nesbitt; essays, Miss Rose Graham
and Mr. NJ. j. Hanna. Theo. w. Currer,
secretary.
AT the recent convention of the Cecil
County Christian Endeavor Union, held in
the Zion Presbyterian Church, the follow
ing were elected officers Tor the ensuing
year: President Mr.. Charles b. Finley;
Vice President, Mr.. John F. Johnson; Cor.
Secretary. Miss Ella f. Oldham; Rec. Sec
rotary, Miss Carrie Smith; Treasurer, Mr..
j. NJ. c. Carhart.
Don't forget if you have any eye
trouble that j. Frank Brinke~ford, sue
cessor to G.. E. Jacobs 81 Co, specialist in
lenses for the eye will again be at w. j.
Alrich's jewelry store, Thursday, Nov g, Bird
from $50 a. NJ. to p. IN. No charge to
examine your eyes to determine if your
vision can be improved with properly
adjusted glasses. Call and see him.
The Zion A. U. NJ. P. Church held its
anniversary service on Sunday, October 90.
Tue meeting was grand success. Collection
amounted to S53.12. We wish to extend
oar thanks to the public for the liberal
contributions. Also to Rev. E. H. Cheppy,
of Newark, Del, who delivered two able
sermons which added much to the interest
of the meeting. Rev. A. Hammond, pastor.
The third quarterly meeting for Rising
Sun and Sylmar charges, will be held next
Sabbath, the 30th inst. Presiding Elder
Barrett will preach at Rising Sun on Sab.
bath evening at 80, and at Sylmar on
Monday evening at Z 80, and hold quarterly |
conference after the service. On Tuesday |
evening, the elder will deliver lecture in |
the Rising Sun M E. Church, subject |
Adams Rib for the benefit of the par. |
sonage. Admission % and Scots.
Robert Maxwell, aged 81 years, met a |
horrible death in W Wilmington on Columbus |
Day. While riding along Delaware avenue |
on horseback tie animal became frightened |
and threw him directly in ffoas ola Psss-
ing electric car. Before the motorman
could apply the brakes the Car passed over
e PROSTATE man and his terribly multi |
ed body was gathered up by the by.
<nders. Death as instan taneous, the car
cog over his head. The unfortunate |
Irecommep was stonecu'ter by trade and
known to me .. 1909 Gilpin avenue, from
iii So. o"> was held on Sunday.
~sak1 w. Maxwell, a
"The use of 'Castoria is "A mem her of the
fits merits so well known that,
Of supererogation to endorse'ihg IN the upper
intelligent families who do 4
within easy reach"
CARLOS MANEosses issued by
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Refor Cecil county;
nd Mary f.
THs csrick T.
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