The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-05-27


nublic school building at Colora o :, sunday
-Children's Day will be obser vel by thu
Svlmar II. L. Sunday School OF n sunday
June Is.
The animal commemorate en- of TIT
EIl,tGn Academy will be hol ID tIe latte
part OF June.
Rev, William Schouler will hold service
in the Audora school house tor morrow, sun
day, at 5 p. m.
-Chidren's Day services w{ill be obser
,,ad nv .ha Flkton NJ. f., sun, lay School or
Sunday, June IL.
DIR John II. lamar has b. zen app olnted
n memte- of the State Board of Health, Il
succeed DR.. Jackson Piper r assigned.
A black mare valued ats $500, driven tc
the Elkton. Chesapeake City stage by James
Wharton dropped dead on t3he road on Mon
day.
The building for the q Cannery of Nc
CAV & Smith has been completed. The
machinery has been shipped and 1t IS daily
expected to arrive.
Balls new Oak Hall is having coat OF
enamel paint put on asia finishing coat
It's dandy, but not half as much so as the
stock of mems clothing isnside OF 1t.
Nat Brown, A well known coIored man
| died last week at Cedarjh Hill near Blue Ball.
Nat was an ex slave and ID reported as
having been owned by Moses Ewing.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Haslup
a vered temperate hoe lecture in the
svlmar NJ. E. ChuHch a w. c. T. U.
| was organized with twenty members
| The Board of Coiunty Commissionsr RS
was in special session on Tuesday III refer
ence TO closing the Bohemia bridge contract
| . full account of which appears in another
column.
| In another column appears this week
the card of Jesse X. Baylls, the well known
interior furnisher Of Wilmington. If you
are improving or furnishing your property
consult Mr.. Bavlis
A marriage license was issued on
Napdav TO Charles Matthews coored of
Ceciltou and Leonora Brown, colored, of
| Warwick. This is the first license issued
since May the fourth.
-Dress and address have a great deal to
do with mans success in life If you
want to dress we'll and at not too high
COS. 90 to Gorge II. Ash the merchant
tailor in Wilmington. Notice his new
card elsewherein the WING.
The Bethesda NJ. Z. Church at Cayott
b,l
rsn's Dav serice on June 4th, at o'clock
m and Will hold a strawberry festival
an the chuch green on the evenings OF
June 7, AM 9th. They invite all to come.
The commencement of West Noting
ham Acadeny will occur earlier this sea-
son than Usual. Diplomas have been
Granted to Bradun T. Gillespie, Phillip
T. Nesbitt md Harry f. Richards. Walter
T. Johnsoi of Principle, was awarded the
scholarship prize.
L. W Gibney, merchant tailor and
closhier, Wilmington, greets the readers of
! the WING in a new ard this week. Mr..
e Gibney is Cecil coutian and extends
hearty welcome to hi, friends here. He
: has associated with hir as a salesman Mr..
t Charles Mathews.
Through typographical error the
:, name of ]. A. Boyd apparel in last weeks
J. ,,sue of the WING instd of the name of
o ]. II. Boyd, as a sgnec IN the petition of
It T. L. Boyd for a liqU license at Perry
a vile. J. Albert BoydslI no connection
N | -,L,+arar with the matt.
Through their attoey w. S. Evans
# Esq, the heirs OF tie latThomas kennard
e have Obtained q decree )m the Orphans
T. Court ordering a setting ide of the former
If sale of the property at J. Pleasant now
ID occupiei by DIR. Il. Crothers. The
5 property will again be 81.
On Tuesday John R.cott, of Cowan-
=, town, swore out a peacwarrant before
If Justice Cleaver against NJ Maria Jamlson
~ who he swore had threatel his life with
J, an axe Mrs. Jamisors reported as
- being seventy years of ag She was held
a for court under bond of 30.
IT. -Au excellen entertaient was given
on Tuesday evening By thoung ladies of
IN the Nottingha SemirarHarge number
ay If persons attending. Theleston for de-
he hate was. "Rssolvsd, tina quick high
1t; temper is an indication of ength rather
&c. than of weakness of charac"
IL The colored people Belair are
-S' preparing to have an American
iubilee at the Hartford coun fair grounds
op july 4. They have inviteddge Walters
la and the county officials to resent, and
be thew have sent invitations ato Governor
en- Brown, the Mayor of 'imore the
2p. President and cabinet at hington and
- others.
'A' Mrs. Mary Haslup Starganizer Of
e'' the MARYLAND w. C. Z. u. 81 in the NJ.
= F. Church of this town "Wednesday
Ion evening. The meeting washed by the
VS.: Rev. 1. L. Wood and must the choir
81 led by Mr.. Henry Vinsnger.rs. Hasiup
IA il An earnest talker her sub being the
ION christian oblig alton to care the human
elie boiy, as fit temples for the lr God.
B.
The ladies' of L henezer L. Church
" and Sunday School will hol'estival on
nce che lawn at ILe CHuAS" y" - ~
noon and evening, June 1883. Ice
cream, straw berries, cAkesmonade,
. ,isn fruits, con fectioe $500 be served
All are.stsr~ Proceeds for Chs1.1.ses l-AasA
p.1 day School. II Saturday should prove
stormy festival will BE- held the following
Monday.
The Fair Managers are now securing
first class attractions for the coming fair,
contracts having been arranged already
with Prof E. W Lyon for his famous herd
of trained cattle. Prof. and Mrs. Jackson,
who were SO well received last year will
appear this year in their excellent driving
and riding fsats, and balloon asc"nsions Will
be again made daily. The fair will be a
grand success
Tomorrow, Sunday, will be observed as
Children's Day at the Elkton Presbyterian
Church The morning service opens at ten
thirty o'clock at which the pastor, Rev
John McElmoyle will deliver a sermon to
the children. At the evening service, seven
thirty o'clock, Rev l. l.. Wood, pastor OF
the NJ. Z. Church, will deliver the address
and special music Will be rendered. All
are cordially invited to attend.
In the United States District Court at
Washington this week, d verdict was given
by the jury in favor of the Baltimore and