The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-08-13

"A number of Flrtou,
,ne excursion from Cbasan"", ".'e"de'
on Thursday. .
tonorno wees will be held at Trinity chnrc,
ronotfow '(Sunday) at the nams, T r
D''n'ng and evening, the rector ofti.i apurs
NictIa ,chn Watson and Miss MoIli,
s,, N',' Doth of perryvillc were marria1 nv
NJ + 10y Oy the Rev. W. C. Rooms at N,
w. T. Parsonage, North East, ''''
"A petition has been reoo;,o,
Hsmsn. department asking TOR the es,ab
batmoas postoffice at Oreville. midway
e De'~een Mill Green and AIliborn in Har
ford county. ''''or'' IN har'
edi,,o. ~ 'l.Ht Oh the Odessa HeroM, which
,u'''on Z. Fl. Seutman sought to ra,nora -
o"'"s'le' has been seized at MiddIatow,,
III attachment sworn out by the Odessa
Loan Association. ''''''
o,.. 'aiVation Army will hold a great
p meeting at Oakington, Hartford
o0"n'y' commencing August 18Th, and
concluding August sd. Mayor French
Will be In command
The Perryville Water Co.. was organ.
Ecu ou Monday. James T. Graham was
onoseh President, Joseph Coudon !of
iiohry) vice President and IL. Arthur
'sump' Esq, Secretary and Treasurer.
w. Z. Burns, formerly of this Comfy
now OF Havre De Grace, Nd, has filed a
calm Tor damage, also an injunction, against
baltimore firm for infringement on his
patent Tor road cart. Mr.. Burns's claim
is for SlO,O damage.
"A meeting will be held this afternoon
at : o'clock in the office of the Cecil County
Agricultural Society, to consider the ques-
ton OF establishing creamery in this
section of the county. All interested in the
are requested to attend.
Moses Ryan, colored inmate of the
county insane asylum, escaped from that
institution on Saturday night by descend
ny fire escape from the second story
lie wandered to his home III
jecllton, where he was captured and
'eturned to the asylum.
j. Newman Davis, son of Col. |. ID.
Davis, and who is in the employ of the
'usey u Jones Company, Wilmington, is
ngaged in translating from the German,
work on paper making, written by Carl
iotfmann, formerly of this county, but
low residing in Germany.
Record of marriage licenses. Aug. 6,
v. Roy Fryer, OF Chester, Pa, and Ella D.
fryer, of Cherry Hill August 9, Frederick
Baker and Lydia H. Shockley, of Warwick.
august H. Fred E. Strickland, of Elkton,
nd Amey ladders, of Fair Hill. August
, John C. Grier and Edith NJ. Richey, of
onowingo.
"A Middletown lady few evenings ago
rdered her servant to secure piece of ice
rom a neighboring restaurant and serve at
ca time a pitcher of iced tea. At the
pponted hour the ebony hued maid bore
pitcher Of piping hot tea into the room,
nd upon being questioned regarding the
isposal of the ice said she billed it with
he tea
Monday next, August 18th will be
pworth League day at Woodlawn camp.
he Rev. 1. Jewell of Wilmington, Del,
resident of the District League, will
lperintend the exercises, which will con-
st of well prepared papers from the
arious chapters, addresses by prominent
,eakers upon the League work. Special
usic will enliven the occasion.
The p. w. & B. railroad is now nego-
ating for the purchase of the right of way
allow the strengthening of the tracks
tween the Iron Hill tower and the iron
.idge short distance east of Elkton.
I present right of way has been secured
rough the properties of William Nc
elvy, James Merry, John Anthony and
Gorge Wilson. 1t is not known definitely
hen the work will be begun.