The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-09-17

| Our venerable towpsman. Mr.. VIM.
Falls suffered paralytic .stroke on Thurs
| day.
DIR. E. w. Haines, the well-kuown
DENTIST OF Newark, was married to Mrs.
Jennie Griffith, of Wilmington las Thurs.
| day.
-ExCounty Treasurer Charles L. Moore
has sold and hauled to the railroad station
at Colora l25 tons of prime hay during the
past two weeks
The regular monthly meeting of the
Cecil Farmers Club will be held on We'd i.
nesday next, the Dist inst, at Mr.. Adam r.
Magraw's near Colora.
"A new postoffce has been established
at providence, Cecil county, Md, with
Fred &. Strickland, postmaster. The new
office will be supplied by special mail SER
vice from Fair Hill.
There was a large attendance at the
sale OF stock given by Mr.. George Ricketts,
near this town on Thursday, and prices
ruled good for fall sale. Shock " y
Smith were auctio1eers
Gilbert, the crack base ball pitcher Of
Havre de Grace, has made Applicant to
Manager Hanlon of the Baltimore club, for
position on that team, and it is probable
that he will be given trial soon
The Mission Band Entertainment,
postponed from last Wednesday, will be
given on Wednesday, the DIST, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. c. NJ. Childs, at S p. IN. Ad-
mission 25 cents. Children, Is cents.
Rev. |. q. Fosnocht, pastor of the Ches
apeake City NJ. f. Church, accompanied by
Mrs. Fosnocht left on Thursday for a visit
to their relatives north. Mr.. Fosuocht will
occupy his pulpit on Sunday, the 25th inst.
"A Democratic Club was organized in
the office of John Partridge Esqr., on Thurs |
day evening. DIR. Il. C.. Maokall was |
elected President G. C. Crothers, w. j. |
Holten, and W. a. Mitchell Vice President, |
Daniel Bratton Secretary, George Il. Ash |
Cor. Secretary, and John NJ. Tucker Treas |
urer.
The pupils of Jefferson school, near
Principe, will hold festival in the woods
adjoining the school house on Saturday
evening September oath. Proceeds to buy
some necessary articles for school room.
All are invited. If evening should prove
stormy, festival will be held in school
house.
-"White Rose Good Luck" and
Banner" are the brands of three superior
grades of roller process flour made by Poole
and Cameron at the Red Mill. Try them if
you want good family flour. They are
served by wagon to customers, and can be
ordered on postal through the Post
Office.
Our fellowto wnsman II. G.. Thackery
EsQr., returned on Wednesday from Gin
,innatti, Ohio, by the way of Louisville,
Kentucky. He was one of the speakers at
a "big" Republican Meeting at Woods
lale Park, where Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, Ex-
Gov. Foraker, and Gov. McKinly also
made speeches.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Woodlawn Camp-meeting
Association, held in the Tome Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church Port Deposit,
the following trustees were elected for the
ensuing year: Enoch Mccullough, James
G. Crothers, w. w. Carter, Theo. j. Van
leman and C. 8. Abrahams. Enoch Nc
was reelected president, G. S.
Abrahams, secretary and treasurer. The
ollowing additional board of managers
we're appointed: John w. Mccullough,
= NJ. Rawlings, S. j. Keyes, II. II. Kirk,
Vim. A. Brickley, Thomas Kirk, John I.
3utter and Eli S. Seminar.
The Baltimore San of Wednesday says
If Mr. Disstons yacht: The pretty little
team yacht Manatee. belonging to Hamil
on Disson, of Philadelphia, is at the Mary
and Ice Company's wharf, foot of Wolfe
treeU waiting for the weather to clear be
ore leaving for Elkton, Cecil county. The
Ianatee arrived Monday night late from
Chester river, having on board Mr.. John
Lewis, of Philadelphia, Mr.. Scott Roberts,
Mr.. Shotwell and Mr.. Pussy, of Centreville.
Mr.. Lewis joined the boat at Elkton. All
eft her here. At Elkton Mr.. Disston is
to join his boat with party of
friends for hunting expedition along the
shores of the Chesapeake bay and its tri-
,utaries. Capt. B. +. Davis is sailing
master of the little craft, and she has
crew of seven persons. The Manatee is ~
eet long, Is feet beam, feet depth of hold,
measures 90. 35 tons, and was built Of wood
n Brooklyn. n. Y, in 1869. In 1882 she
vas purchase by Mr.. Disston and rebuilt
It PHILADELPHIA.