The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16
EIKTON, JULY 16, 1892,
.etOgAh DEPARTMENT. 4.

=. Rio Elk to Iron Hill will begin soon.
rhs Epworth League, of the NJ.
c,rrcb accompanied by invited guesr
nsn, wednesday picnicing at OTIS sho
Elk river.
Mr. Henry NJ. Mccullough representa-
oil county at the meeting of the Repul
ljcan State Central Committee in BaltimoI
on Tuesday.
Mr. Wv. Sylvester OF Charlotte Ha
,,.demy, was elected president of I'll
Marvlaud Agricultural College gu Thursda
:. nI.cs Of Major Henry f. Alvord.
The regular meeting of Elkton Council
NJ % Jr o. U. \. NJ, will he held o
,v,;d.v evening instead Of Thursday eve
inc. as heretofore. Howard Z. ASH, Il. 5
n. NJ. Nicols, former Elktoniar
-, ofM Mr.. Henry Nicols, of this town, wa
~.,-;ed in Tallapocsa, Ga, on wednesda,
arsnine Jnly 7, to Miss Kitty Reynolds
of that city.
Preaching in Chesapeake City NJ. Z
church Sunday at the usual hours. Morn
;nr nbisct, Goods Measureless Love.
Alright, "Who are Invitel?" Preaching
:, the Manor at 3, p. Ia.
-Saxton Hall an employe a, Providence
v,u while driving from Providence t,
v,tton on Thursday night by the nlanl
,o,J lost his pocket book containing Sl33
..ls,est reports it hal not been recovered
Raj. Dr.. 1. y. w. Irvine Rector of tn,
csarch Of theGood Shepherd at Chesapeak
INV has resigned to accept the ractorship o
..hurch in West Philadelphia. DR.. Irvine
,,sacbed bis farewell sermons on Sunday
last.
Nj. John Z. Alexander, the wei
known hardware dealer of this town suf.
ssraa fracture to his left arm, above the
slsoy. on Saturday. Mr.. Alexander was
src,esdin hauling hay from lot near his
rsilsrcs, and while upon the wagon, which
xs being loaded, the horses suddenly
s,rel, prscipitating him to the ground.
-Rsy.L L. Wood Pastor of the Elkton
MEChurch began on Sunday evening
l,t the irst of a series OF spscial song SER
vos. Programs of the service, containing
IL Songs Responsive Reading &c are
aseibatsd at each service, and 4 short
xusu delivered by tue P4sfor. They
rurhs to prove very popular Sunday
dsapublic service.
-Tsuweeks in Ju Y record FIVE marriage
Esx: July 6,-D4vid Jonas Coursey,
ri aunis Salisbury, colorei, OF Elktcn
nrls Csrroll AMI Susie Wilson, coiore,l,
tosipa. July ll,-William C. Brown
uaEaMsy Anderson, white, OF Elkton.
Hsg-Michael II. Tahey, and Mary j.
ssk white, of Hayre dc Grace Evan
unTaIbot AMI Mary Louisa IIendeI
r.aasi, of Pleasant Hill,
-allnce was held in Elk Neck on the
xdTbursday July :. y somewhat
za1us evening was evidently eX.
rari, as on Saturday morning, before
nSstt, two charges of assault and
E1leged to have occurred there were
II AGAINST Zsbnlon Short, by Mary
sNrOn, respectively. At the same
sMge Foreacre charged Mary JANE
. Nth having abused his daughter.
happened at the festivities.
-sJennie Kitchens, wife of W. S,
- "a, of Williamsburg, Va, died in
ktn Sunday evening, at the residence
Mssorge b. Davis, near Elk Landing,
ainh a visit there. Mrs. Kitchens,
fuF resided III this vicinity, aud was
iaaf William Lor5, and Mrs. Henry
<fkofthis town. She was Il years Of
l *Edbeside her husband, five young
an survive her. The funeral was
Ma Thursday afternoon, services being
ixsd in the Free Methodist Chape'
izzsnt in Elkton Cemetery
! Vines Bradley of this town, who as
md his wifi. with razor some time
q and who was acquitted of the charge
nseens term of court, pleading insanity
anleased on Saturday last from thu
sEn in which he had been confined
. sews of his discharge preceded III;
& Ekl in ElktOn. His wife, Martina Brad
I zpprehendiug further harm from HIM
.fsared before Squire Partridge on that
wand swore out peace warrant. On
snturn that afternoon he was taken Into
asiy, and On Monday WAS ar"ainged
kse Squire Partridge who held him an
.kabond of $500 which bradley was un-
u 70 secure and accordingly he was
armed to Jail.
M -,-~~ many low
! .Jrn damsels are carryin
hearts in their palpitatin
N ], as the result of faithless word
! In the mellow moonlight, by tina
ms but sentimental ruttian known a
iaie fiirt. That Elkton bath such, III
! wing effusion picked up on the stree
lady of this town fully atteSts.
- How many
kHirls have have you induced to think
That marrying was your ann!
Long ycars-and many
kOf them t0o-yOu We been
At this nciarOuS business. Girl
Alter girl you've visited, and with
Them STAYED umdl you heard
The growing chant!clecrs
Morning song.
Popped the question''-never-
For lear they might say yes
And to Irritation put an end.
How many hearts
Are bleeding nOw-and you
The cause, Your pleasure
Another's poison is,-and that
You might have
Had good and noble vile,
And loving too. long ere
; 81 his advent made. But
Who will wed man
Who is a fiirt by trade; and
Still persists in loving all,
awhile he is iOred-by none.
"A freight wreck occurred on the p.
: j. railrad at 5, 10, a. m. on Wednesda
{ Fosters cut, point about % mil
Glow Elkton, near the Bacon Hill tow'
rayel in both directions, being suspend
" a number of hours. The most credit
port as to the cause of the accident
\ at after passing the Elkton tower, sout
ound freight train, No. 103, broke apal
he first section being crashed into by
ecoud, A box car loaded with househc
pods, was Gerailed partially crossing l
lorth bound track. A hagman was i'm II
lately sent to inform the operator
Bacon Hill to close the block, but before
cached there, be saw northbound ext
relght No. ZIG. approaching. He sigma!
he train, which was then too close to
sreck TO be stopped, but it crashed il
be car, fortunately running at slow r.
fspeed The pilot of the engine was tt
way, that being the only injury of a
xtent to the engine. The car was
.olished the goods scattered over the tra
Ill the car just behind, loaded with ir
b.. partially destroyed, Other cars W
,ghtly injured. One member of the ere
M. MORAY, of Philadelphia. suffs
.alp wound, which is not considei
igerous. The wreck trains from v
hgton and Perryville were soon at
ne, succeeding in clearing the tra'
but 8 80 O'Clock, when travel was
|Jtined