The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
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l Mrs, Manly lIfthltti ''h'' '''.' $500
returped from Milford, Del.
Miss Maria Foard OF EnrisvIire, was
the guest of friends in town this week
Miss l. ucile Luzenbers returned TO
Womau's College, Baltimore on Thursday
Mrs. Rehecca Nabb a vener sbie lady of
CaciIton is dead at the advanced age of 81
year.
Mr. VIM T. B4eks delegate elect from
this county 70 the Legislature is seriously
in ~ his home in the FIRST district.
TO and bear Rev. Thomas osie, an
EVANGELIST from Philadelphia, who is hold
;o, revival meetings in the NJ +. Ghureh.
Miss Minnie Ash daughter of Mr..
.Ioshua NJ. Ash entertain ed quite large
ccmuany of her friends at her home on
High street ON Monday evening
A marble tablet TO the memory OF the
l,te George X. Rschts, has been erected in
West Nottingham. Presbyterian Chapel by
tue sunday Shcol Of ti.at church.
While ca visit TO relatives Mt Middle
town Del. Mrs. Mary j. W.r'z widow Of
.J.hp wartz of Chesapeake City, died sud
denly on Sunday last of heart failure. Mrs.
Wartz was ia her 10Th year.
A lace curtain on the second floor OF
! Mrs. Lucy Litzeubarg's residence, caught
| fire on Saturday last, which made COM
| motion for time, but was e1tinguiahed
before much damage was done.
| Mr.. Samuel r. Foard, for many years
the genial and popular clerk at Fails hotel
left Elkton or Monday morning to accept
position As collector for the Lengel Brewing
Company of Wilmington, Del.
A watch night meeting was held in
the Elbton NJ. F. Church On Thursday
! night The }l,t ultimo. The services were
| conducted by Rev. Chas. \. Hill of Sails
| bury and Rev. +. V. Hinchlile.
The ladies' of Hopewell NJ. l.. Church |
desire TO hank all who helped make their
oyster supper, on the night Of Dec. 81, |
success also Mr. Edwin Barnes who kindly |
gave us the Use of his house. Net proceeds |
500
There will be the usual services in the /
Chesa,s cake City, NJ. E Church tomorr. v. .
Rev VIM. JaEgard will preach at . gl- .
Revival services will be held during tie /
w ,a w 5. NJ. Perry will preach on |
l,aa.iay evening at 80.
Tie Executors If the late D=iaplaine |
Mcdaniel will offer at public sale on Feb
ruary 9th, a number Of valuable properties
IN this county. Notice their advertisement. |
For further information relative to it,
apply to Mr.. Robert G. Thackery attorney !
EIkton Md
Tie merry jingle of the sleigh bells has
been heard on our streets this week. The
fall of snow of Tuesday night measures on
a level about five inches, and had The
ground been prepared for it, would have
made good sleighing, As it is, we have the
best sleighing enjoyed for several years in
This section Of Maryland.
The Rsg. ChIs. Hill began series of
SPECIAL meetings at the Methodist Church
in this town on Sunday last He isasslsted
by the E.v. Thomas Oge a successful |
reyivalist of Philadelphia. Sunday last
being quarterly meeting occasion, Rev. |
" l.. S. Murray was present on Sunday |
evening Meetings are held daily at p. m.
and 80 p. IN.
Mrs. Eliza n. Cloud formerly Of Elk |
ton died at her home in Wilmington on !
Wednesday aged eighty eight years She |
was the widow of DR.. Caleb Cloud a |
Surgeon in the L. 5. Navy who lost |
at sea = short time after their marriage. |
She leaves no children. Mrs. Cloud was a
w3rnan OF intellect and;a great reader. Her |
remains will be buried at Iron Hill cemetery |
TO day,
Mrs Mary L. Coulbourne an aged |
lady and tie grandmother of Deputy Regis |
ter Rufus ID Rowland died Oh Thursday !
moruin, at the home Of her son-in-law, Mr. |
\. ". Enjoy III CluteTv.Ile, with whom
she has lived since tbs burning Of Mr.. |
Bowlard's dwelling on Howard street in
IN Novenbar. Ms. COulbourne was he |
widow OF Eobr. Cuulbourne of Somerset
county. She had been in good health |
until taken with the grip about one week |
ago. She Was III Ler SSJb year, and had
Been for upward of fifty sears an exen.
plary meulber of the Preshy terian Church.
Her body will be buried NJ Princess Anne. |
An interesting incident il her life WAS the
fact that She saw the first issue Of the |
Baltimore sun come from the press, being |
present 1t the invitation Of the late y. S.
Abel, with relative whom she was at the |
time visiting in Baltimore.
Our former fellow townsnan Mr.. |
Washington Bennett who travels for the
well known Philadelphia China House of |
Fisher Bruce X Go, As III Eillton on Mon
day. The PhslAdeIpnla Record il its Issue
Of January lst, published the following
notice of his house. This firm composed
Of j. Il. a Fisher and Worthiugton Bruce,
who became associated in January, 1890,
Is a con .olidaaion oftwO Of the Oldest and
l.rgest houses in the line of cruCkery,
china. lamps and glassware III the city;
! thuye uf Fisher 81" x Co, and Bennett,
Brace \ Cr. They have tve.story and base
ment premises at ~ Harkei street extend
Jug through to 2lU Church street. and
| lar:a warehouse Al 10 North Water street
/ amt carry q complete stsDa em6r cling the
/ fues p-oiuc !, rs, torrisn aud domestic, III
crocaery, china la nps and glass" are from
tue best and mos expensive art goods TO
The cheapest articles, aud thy control 4
! I.ige trade through Pent sy', anil, New
Jersey, Delaware, Mary land, North and
South Carolina, Virginia, and all states
west to Omaha, Neb. The firm manutac
ture a Iiue of decorated vase lamps, which
j. on. o.: the leading features of their busi-
ness, ami their trade IN these goods extends
] throughout the country.
= of Rev. j. 4. Murphy.