The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-25

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The apparatus of the Singerly Fire Con
pany vas inspected on Friday nigh by TIL
Board of Town Commissioners.
The Kline farm at Eder Station, form
erly owned by L. w. Taylor, of Eskton, i
now in charge of Robert Peoples.
George \. Blake, attorney, has sold a
private sale the Spttle farm situated OF
Red Hill, near Elkton to Henry Emery fol
$500
Grand Lecturer Graham Dukehart, d
Baltimore, was present at the meeting o
Union Lodge, No. is, A. f. and a. II, o
Elkton, on Tuesday evening.
-Workmen are engaged in cutting three
feet from the warehouse at the Elktor
station, occupied by Charles Ford, the build
ing being too close to the switch.
We are requested to state that the
Singerly Fire Company, takes no part in
the town election company, the indi'
vdu.l members voting as they see fit.
John Wiser died at his home near
Providencs on Sunday, aged 80 years. His
funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon
at one o'clock, interment III Sharps ceme-
terry
In this issue of the WING appears the
double column card of LJvett the enterpris
ing furniture dealer of Newark, Del. Read
it and be surprised at what bargains you
can secure there.
Mr.. and Mrs William w Moore near
Colora, entertained large company OF
friends on Thursday evening in compliment
to their grandson Mir. William Moore Max
well snd his bride.
The tenant house on the farm owned by
Thomas Bremen, of Elkton, situated near
Freeman's mill on Bohemia Manor was
destroyed by fire last week The property
was insured Tor 1915.
The neatest calendars received.at the
WING Office this season are those just issued
by the Scott Fertilizer Company, of Elkton
They are eelengravings the subjects being
attractive and pleasing.
Gov. Reynolds, Of Delaware on Tues
day appointed Hon. Charles B. Lore Chief
Justice of that State to take the place made
made vacant by the death of Alfred P.
Robinson, after only a month III office.
Creek NecS to the house owned by George
Turner in West Elkton; Henry Wood re-
moved from the Holly Hall property to the
residence of James Merry on East Main
street
For the convenience of those attending
Court special session Of the Orphans
Court for Cecil county was held on Tuesday
present judges James McCauleY and David
p. Davis \ few orders were passed, no
business OF public Importance being trans
acted
Mr.. r, X Vannemau cashier of the
National Bank OF Havre de Grace has had
fine ornamental porch erected to his
honse on Union avenue near the pos -liiCe
In that city and handsome fence put up.
1t is a decided improvement and shows up
well. The Havre Republican says that Mr..
Vanueman keeps all his property up to
high.water mark, and if all property
owners would follow his example, the
improvement Ia all sections of the city
would be noticeable.
Mad dogs have again appeared in Elk
ton. On Monday two dogs ran amuck in
West Ekton biting a number of other dogs
several persons barely escaping. They
were killed. Again on Wednesday another
Ia ad dog terroriZed the neighborhood, but
was promptly despatched. Oae of the dogs
was owned by George Shivery and had
recently had litter of pups, two were kept
and four gwen away their whereabouts
being known By the mother. Upon going
mad she Immediately rushed and killed
completely. A large number of the dogs
bitten wereKilled.