The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-22


E. Church, tomorrow 23d inst. VISITING
ministers will preach during the day.
c. L. HERBERT, Pastor.
Miss Anna ". McCauley, OF Leeds
daughter of the Hon. James McCauley
Judge of the Orphans Court, and Mr.. D
Kennard Blake, were married at the noun
of the BRIDE on Thursday April -.
The Hill property, situated In ths
Eighth district and containing SO acres oil
land was sold on Tuesday in Elkton by
Rutledge Clifford, mortgage, to Harvey
L. Hill for 500. Saockley Sc Smith auc-
tioneers.
DIR. G. Cleland Jones, dentist, has
removed his office in Chesapeake City, from
the Park Hotel to the residence OF Mrs
Henry Jones, on Bohemia Avenue, above
Second Street DR.. Jones is in Ches eak he
City every Thursday.
"A contagious disease has broken out
among the horses on To farm OF John L
Lewis near Newark Four colts and a
mule have died and three more horses are
SICK. Inc sy plOIs arc "Soeh'SS NAN
inability to eat aud drink.
Through the courtesy OF A. B. Howard,
Jr, Chief of Bureau, We have received the
first annual report of the Bureau of indus
trial statistics of the State OF Maryland. A
review of Cecil county extracted from this
report appears in this issue.
The Independent Council, No IA, o. U.
A. NJ, of North East, accompanied by a
delegation from Banner Council No. IL, of
alvert, will attend divine service in the
s,hodist Episcopal Church, ofChesapeake
y on Sunday morning, April 80, 1898
Miss George A. Miller, daughter of
rs Bella Miller, residing near Cowantown
aIedA on Sunday the eighth inst, i'll the
eighteenth year of her age. The funeral
services were held on the following We'd
1esday, Interment at Head of Christiana.
"A musicale under the Auspices Of the
/. ort Deposit Glee Club will be given at the
bapel School House near Woodlawp on
redsnesday April Goth at p In, Proceeds
which are for the benefit of the Hope
Parsonage Fund. Admission % cents
ichard Dorsey Hall, resident of this
=. died on Sunday at his home in the
district in the seventy sixth year of
He was son of the late Washing
ALI, and grandson of Elihu Hall,
one OF Cecil County's patriots in the Revolu
ton.
The letters advertised as uncalled for at
the Elkton postoffice this week are address
ed as follows: Mrs. Mary Canon, Mrs
Frank Gonce, Mrs. Henry Verismith, Mrs.
Manning Miss Martha j. Banks (2), Mrs.
Mary Hires, Mr.. George w. Scott, A. K.
Lewis.
Services will be conducted in the Elk
ton Free Methods. Chapel on Friday and
Saturday evenings. Quarterly meeting Oh
Sunday the 23rd inst. Preaching at 10. 80
am; love feast at 2 80 p. IN. and preaching
at 7,3O D m by the chairman, Rev. George
E,kins of Vineland, NJ
John Richardson, the alleged Milford
splar, who has been in Jail at Dover for a
:, =. indicted for assault with the intent to
Detective Hutchins and other State
ssrs on Delaware railroad train some
=. heeu months ago, pleaded guilty to
- Enou assault on Monday and was
>. nced to thirty days imprison meo C..
A.rdsou was arrested in the First dis
- and lodged IN the Elkton Jail, being
fnved to Delaware upon a requisition.
z The installation services of tho Rey.
W. J Fitz Simons will take place at Zion
and Rock Presbyterian Churches on Wed
pssday next April Goth, Zion a. 3 o'clock,
and Rock at 80 o'clock. Rev. DIR. Galley
wiil preside, Rev w. Fitz Simons OF
Darlington Hartford County. will preach
The installation sermon, Rev. S, b. Wylie
NJ New Castle, will charge the pastor, and
4 Raw. John McElnoyle, of this town, Will
Z sharge the congregation. All are welcome
IN interesting pool contest was played
att sHoward House on Saturday nigh
3 Aslpeh Edward V. Wilson, local cham
x MON of Middletown, Del, and j. P. Taylor
y of Philadelphia. The game was fifty points
and was won by Taylor at the time Wilson
4 having scored thirty eight. A stake of So
-. side was posted, Wilson being backed b,
4.yeral E ktonians, and beside this severa
cunts changed hands. A large numbe
persons witnessed the game and mucl
,ment was made upon Wilson's baC
wing.
The Riverside Whist Club of Port De
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j
vey Rowland at "Fairlawn" thei
lsome residence near that town Oh
sday evening the 18th inst. Anon
present were the following: nj
Mrs. Jacob Tome, Mr.. and Mrs. 5
ewland, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Bond
nd Mrs. f G. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mr.:
, Noyes, Mrs. l. w. Clapp, of Paw
!. r. l., Miss Virgie Ransom, Mis-
Nesbitt, Miss Emma Gardner. Mis-
tClapp, Mr.. E. Rowland, Mr.. Il. I
nahan, Mr.. Parkerhurst, Mr. 10
3 and DIR. Fisher.
le Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., Bapti
man recently of Baltimore but no
N. ,sw York, took it into his head la
sum ner 10 ~ BuuulbB oh i't"Voh i'iab'
He took dog, gun and colored serval
with him, and in one day slaughtered {,
As robins and one pewee. 1t was big da
for a preacher behind a gun. When
reached the ferry on his return home
was nabbed by game constable who toe
him before Justice, who fined him S15G.
and ,onfscated his dog and gun for d
] misdemeaner OF killing song birds contra
! IN the laws of New York. The cleric
.ong bird butcher paid the fine, and thong
ma had ended the trouble. but the Sta
q Game Commissioner brought suit agail
him for s1,15O.O0, for 46 birds at $25
IN ssch,, Mr.. Dixon employed lawyer a
~ sat the case in the courts, and this VIC
Ssmised the case by paying S45O.'
sss damages and costs. When
~ can find time to gun for so
" night to pay for his sport. Almt
q 81. believes this except Mr.. Dixon