The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-02-11
ELKToN. FEBRUARY H. 1898.
c4OgAb DEPARTMENT., "

TIL a Cecil Farmers VIZ"
Mr. VIM E. Gillespie's near oolora on "e>
day next the 14th inst.
Caleb Wilson has exchanged MS SINAI
farm ON Red Hill for dwelling III Elk 'o'
owned by Silas WILSON
Mr.. Samuel R. Jewell, an aged re'lden
Of this town fell on Monday u'S'oe"''hs TN
e,ps of both of his knees
liant begins on Wednesday next thu
,5.b inst. In the church oaleluAF 'ne ua1
:, known as Ash Wednesday,
tn close out their stock, Il. MaFshoans
g. Son will sell you Davis sewing maeh'n
at IS per cent off of price us''
The Rev. John McElmOyle' OF Balti
more will officiate in the Elktoh FreSoy-
,srian Church to morrow, sunday morn
ing and evening
Mr.. Harry P Hinchlffs' student al. 'h'
University of Pennsylvania was IN E'kt'n
this week visiting his parents MT ana MIS-
Joseph L. Hinchliffe.
Mrs. Reuben E. lamar accom- panied oS
her son Mr.. n. Price Whitaker iel' Elk'oh
on Wednesday for Florida IN Wuicn "'a'e
thew will srend February and March
Presiding Elder Barrett accepted the
rnanimou, request made by the quarterly
conference of Elk Neck NJ. E. charge for
the return of the Rsv Eawih ual"iie'' N0
has been the pastor for two years
A meeting of the Elkton branch OF the
baltimore Building and Loan Association
was held at the office of the Secretary on
Saturday night. Joseph L. "e!!s was
elected Treasurer, and G. r. ASH Director.
On Tuesday L. NJ. Haines, Esq sold
bs Bayard Murray farm in Elk Neck to
d. H. Kent aud ". Y. Warner trustees Tor
81 600. The property was sold subject to
roortgape. Shockey s. Smith were auctio-
neers.
DIR. G. Cleland Jones, dentist, has are
ranged to be in Chesapeake City o. Lhurs-
day of each week with Office at the PARK
Hotel, where he will be pleased to receive
his patients in that vicinity. Office hours
from a. N. to ) p. N.
The Christian EndeaYor Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church gave pleasing enter
taiument consisting of tablsaux, recitations
and music at the residence of Miss Bessie
l.. Manly on Friday evening, Feb. ). 1t
vas attended by about fifty invited guests.
The Hotchkin Sisters Concert Company
4 I'd Bell Ringers appeared in Odd Fellow S
all on wednesday evening for the benefit
the Elkton Council. No %, Jr. 0. I. A.
The program of musical specialties
we'll received by the audience which
I'll ,bered about 30O A small sum was
I'd by the oder.
iiss Gelert Cruikshank entertained
Whist Club at her home on North
on Tuesday evening. Those present
=, Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Tucker, Misses
T. Drennen, Eoise Walmsley,
q E. Torbert and Lucille Lifts berg.
G. R. Foard, c. c. Strickland, G.
~. H. D. Litzanberg, H. c. McCabe,
e.s Constable and Frank Howard, of
IKE City.
b Point farm containing Az acres
ond district has been sold by Mr..
Z. Lylegof Philadelphia, to the
Brick Company of Philadelphia.
,ty contains an extensive deposit
superior quality Tor the manu-
ornamental terra Gotta work and
company will mine and ship to
-. 90 Philadelphia. The deed was
80 80 office of the Clerk of the Court
s<ss@S-.e IS.
=. - 'en K. Grosh, is ciIcula,iug
-. '4ch is being literally signed,
county Commissioners that q
bridge be placs1 osEessaa.str known a.
Cearbrook, often termed Mill creek, " iich
crosses the public road leading from Elkton
to North East near Bacon Hill This road
is one of the leading thoroughfares of the
county aud travel is seriously impeded by
this stream which at times i, too high TO be
forded, having on several occasions risen six
fee, above its natural Level! By all means
bridge should be placed there.
Mrs. Deborah Sartain, wife of George
w sartain, ST., did at the resldenc. of
her husband near Z StOu on Friday, Feb.
in the 58.h year of her age. Several
months ago she receives strOkeOf para ysis
rbicb left her in feeble health, and on
thursday suffered the second stroke wbic b
,a.u,ted in her death. She was born IN
! .s,s connty and continuously resided here
na.ido her husband, five sons and three
,orrbters. all grown, survive her, The
snnsTal services were held on Monday the
'n,srmsut being in Bethel Cemetery, The
q Rev. G. W. Bowman officia'sd.
n, Sunday night bright blaz, in the
,;mnsv of house on Back street occupied
wrs Boulder, colorsd, caused ths
-. Of that neighborhOOd to start N,
nf fire. However the flame soon died
1av, and with it the clothing Of M.rsarst
: wy wy. also colored, became Offsets Of III.
ooA' =. seems that Margaret and Mr.
bn Earle, also lived in he house, bu
i. relations with one anS'ls were far
=. .i.,srly. ! The Brooks won@ do:sd OF
M Si'' S 81 this weakness Mrs Rsls too,
Sage in order to even up aaSagudge
,an Margaret was absent Sne aOttsdl,
red her silks and sa'.n' 'ra a'ful
'.' through pipe hole into 'A''iiaas
IA tbe match, and they "a'Ssu
S o, F fnneral of the late Mrs spsts
,a,sv widow Of Dr.. James l. u,
. 'aca from the residence nsA'ss sal
On sunday last, 1t was vi
Vi by noighbors and IT., l[,s" h. .
In D. t3ad for over half e.
Y On Mr.. Vincent Oh s
=" tan Church, conuuo. 10.
- U ,ooke with ChF Us lie - a
over 90 years been M
SSN5 rch. The paII.bearer.
;" D. iigham of Middletown
|rc!ow, Wallace of ch h $
ID. A'richs, Andrew S, n
oc,e or OF the Port George + ,
, rmept was IN ade at BETH,
IT.
np-nJ on en- Hill Fire Brick CONAN
'11O w Ulne.a Its annual meetingD
. uF ,d last, and elected n .
AND 1888 as follows: WIN. r.
I. gorge w. Craig, vice prEao
J rails rails, Secretary and Trss nc
kin, Ss s" 4':'. S nss.s., 4s. /;
stitute the Board of Diraa, ~
n ;:';;: !; ); stain, 's: :s o.: s 4:
Its history. That the ST
pany is now all held by
u WC"ho compose its board
inc r, and the consolidated busir,
~ onafe promising for the futnre
u. IBIS company is due totba