The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-28

lev. William schouler will ho d service
:" 'ne Andora school house 10 morrow,
Sunday, at 3 p. m.
=, Albert Constable, Esq, the W II known
lawyer of this county, has onenrI =, ct,ico
IN Wilmington. Del.
1t Is is said there is more i,s in the
H"squehanna river lhan at any time during
the last twenty two years.
ne SusIuehanna Paper Mills had to
sup work last week, on account of tho ice,
""'ch ihtertered with the water wheels.
-kev. John A. Terhupe of prircator
New Jersey, will preach in the Elkton
Presbyterian Church to morrow, both morn.
ing ard evening.
| The petitions for the pardon of Steven
81" Archer have been presented to Governor
n'o"h Those from Hartford contain one
thousand signatures
Mr.. II. w. Lord, the Baltimore agent
LOT Lords Boiler Compound, will please
"0IepO our thanks for the handsomest
calendars for 1898 yet received at the WING
office.
MI. Frank Jenkins Henry, son of Mrs
a NJ Il. Price of this town, and Miss Mary
L. Gale, OF Easton, Talbot county, were
married in the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF That town on Thursday afternoon.
Attention is called to the advertisement
oi Inc sale at auction by Barnes x Leland
at the Philadelphia exchange on Tuesday
next OF tie valuable stock of the McCul-
Tough Iron Co, and Mechanic: & Harvey Co.
-'Messers. George S. Woolley, Samuel C.
Rowland and John NJ. Tucker represented
the Cecil Agricultural Socistv at a meeting
OF the Virginia, Maryland and Delaware
1Fotting Circuit i'll Baltimore on Wedues.
day
The report published in the county
papers that Mr.. T. J. Conrey of Chesapeake
City. had engaged in the coal business in
Philadelphia, is incorrect. He is still en-
gagged in the mercantile business in that
town
-hev. Louis L. Barrett, Presiding Elder
OF the Wilmington district preached in the
Eikton NJ. + Church on Saturday night.
lie Is an able and forcible preacher, and his
sermons are always productive of good in
this community.
There will be a supper held at Capt.
w. Fosters in Elk Neck on Tuesday even
Ing, January 81, 1898, for the benefit of
wesley Chapel. The tickets will be 30 cents
aud patrons may rest assured that the bill
OF fare will be plentiful and tempting.
The Alumni of Dickinson College will
hald \ banquet at the Bellevue Hotel, y.
w. Corner Broad and Walnut streets,
Philadelphia, on Friday, February Il, 1893,
at u p. m. Distinguished speakers will be
present to re, poui to toasts at the dinner.
John G. Hindman, auctioneer, sold
the personal property of Gilbert Mcdowell
on last Thursday the 1866 at which the
following high prices were obtaiued:-
Hoses sold for S104 to 1913: colts S92 to S26; |
COWS $50 ST, S45 80, $40, s42. $50, andS39 80
brood sows So, S26 and SO piece; small |
pigs So; corn "a cents per barrel. All the |
implements sold for good prices.
Mr.. E. G. Sutton, practical electrician
at 7l6 Shipley street Wilmington, Del, has |
received the bells for the new convent now
being erected on the Highlands, and will |
place them in position at an early day. |
They are fine toned bells and every one that |
will hear them will say so. Mr.. Sutton is
prepared to take bells OF the same make
anywhere. His Elkton friends should |
make note of this.
Capt. Patrick Shay and Mr. Henry |
Cook, both of this city, were caught by ice
down the bay, on the buckeye "Daylight,"
owned by Captain SHAY, and in which he |
does an oystering business They were |
anxious to get home, aud early last Sunday |
morning started on a long walk, across the |
ice from Rochester to Havre de Grace, a |
distance Of about thirty miles. They |
touched st PoUle's Island, then cam
straight across to- and through Spesutia Mar |
rows, aud then up TO our city, which they |
re ached about 5 O'Clock Capt. Shay, who |
is an aged man. was about played out |
by lis long walk, bat Mr.. Cook did not |
seen 30 mind it ut ali. He say the ice was |
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BE- scen.-Hrre Republican.
A I'D about sever years of age a son of |
Calvin Shippers who lives with Dennis
Mullen on the Blue L Ill road was bitten on |
tie hand by dog supposed to lie raD!d on |
Tuesday Of last week. Mr. Walter Scott |
Price who took much interest in the boys |
Use, went to Townsend Delaware on Mon
day, aud brought back with him one Of
Sam Towuseud's famous hydrophooia pills |
which was given the boy the same night.
For years il has been claimed by the Towns !
end family, tina: these pills are specific |
tor hydrophooia, if one of them be taken
before the expiration OF nine days from the
receipt of the wound. Samuel Townsend |
Sr., made and sold them during his life
time, charging formerly ten dollars for
single nil. Now his son sells them at one |
dollar each The only condition imposed
in administering them is, that the Pill shall
swallowed whole. The Shippers boy
swallowed his like little man, and Mr..
Price says che is all right.