The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-06-24

| site of his skewer work that were destroyed
by fire several months ago in the Ninth
district, to James Clifford for $1,000.
Mr.. Frank H. Thompson, of Cecilton
has filed an application for the position of
| chief of division in the office of the second
auditor of the Treasury Department.
| -George w, Lockwood of the First
District has teen elected the vice president
from Cecil county of the Maryland and
Delaware Peach Growers Association.
| MIR. Charles Kelly and Miss l.. o, b.
| Ellingwortn, both of West Amwell were
married on June 10th, by the Rev w. l..
Valiant of the Cherry Hill NJ. E. Church.
| Mr.. George c. Sheldon, Of Porters, Del,
and Miss Laura NJ. Walton, of Elbton,
were married in Elkton on Wednesday
evening at the residence of Miss Matte
| A. NicolS.
j. Will Perkins & Co, have fine
assortment of harness, fly nets and every
thing pertaining to first class saddlery.
| Look for their new card in the next issue of
THE WHO.
John McCauley Camp, No. 6, S. of V.
will hold festival in the Cherry Hill NJ.
E. Church yard ON Thursday June 26th.
Come and enjoy pleasant evening. If
stormy it will be held on the next clear
evening.
AT the suit of the Springfield Engine Co
a parcel of land adjoining Barksdale station
O. n
owned by John McKane, was sold at
public sale In Elkton on Thursday morning
being purchased by the Company for S435.
Record ofJune marriage licenses issued,
June 8, Benjamin f. Wenzell, of Philadel-
phia, and Sallie Il. Clark, of Earleville;
June 90, George C. Sheldon, of Porters'
Station, Del, and Laura NJ. Walton, of
Elkton; Don w. Malambre, of Baltimore,
and Laura B. Marshall.
Justice Cleaver on Friday OF last
week sentenced Jacob McCardle to two
months in the House of Correction for
habitual disorderly conduct. IL. NJ. Nc
Cullough, Esq, as counsel for McCardle
appealed the decision and the prisoner
is held for the September term of court.
The letters advertised as uncaled for
at the Elkton post office this week are
addressed as follows: Mrs. Noah Purnell,
NJ. Wolf (foreign), Mrs Ida krouse, John
j. Thurlow, Samuel Jones, Mrs. Clara
johnson, Wayman johnson, Miss May
Clark, J. S. Ferguson and Mrs. ii. K.
Caltins.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittes assent led in Baltimore on Thursday
and selected Wednesday September 9th,
as the date for the State convention which
will assemble at Baltimore. Messrs VIM.
s. Evans, S. G. Rowland, and j. 5. Benson
are the Central Committee members for
Cecil county.
"A certificate of incorporation has been
filed with Secretary of State Brantley OF
railroad company to build and operate
road from Belair to the Susquehanna river
between Stafford and Have de Grace with
the right to construct lateral branches.
The capital is $500. 900. The company IS to
be known as the Deer Creek Railroad com.
pany.
The festival held on June 9th and 10th
in the basement of the Elkton Catholic
Church was a financial success. The young
ladies in charge after paying expenses
handed their pastor S62. The congregation
together with their pastor, Rev. James Z.
Quigley, return thanks TO their many
friends who contributed largely toward
making the festival success.
The annual report of Insurance Com
missioner |. Freeman Rasiu, OF Mary
land, has been issued. Mr.. Rasln recon-
mends that the authority to issue licenses
| to insurance brokers be transferred to the
State insurance departm ent. He also
suggests the creation of al office for the
| investigation of all fires which occur with
| In or near the large cities and towns OF
Maryland.
| The business instinct developes very
early in some boys, and when properly
directed leads to success. This was verified
| in Elkton this week, where the youthful
owners of a handsome pony phaeton,
politely demanded of two yodng ladies' VINO
coveted drive in the pretty team, fare oil
| twenty five cents each. The girls took the
ride, paid the fare, and the parents enjoyed
a hearty laugh at the juvenile enterprise.
| Gabrielle, the three year old trotter OF
the Elkton Stock Farm with record Of
222X, sired by Star Duroc' dam
Loretta. was sold this week to George A
| lodi for SOUUU
Gabrielle was raised and trained at tn'
farm by Mr.. r. T. c, Crouch the superin
tendent, who drove her securing the record
During the five years that the stallion STA
Duroc has been in service his get OF colt
reaches the valuation of 50, 300.
The coming of the Fourth is bringing
out the annual display otfireworks In tut
Elkton stores. There promises TO DC N
lack of amusement on the day we celebrate
The Kirkwood kite track has arranged al
excellent exhibition, the knights
Pytblas will enliven North East, races VII
| be held at Middietown, and Havre de Grac
f booms local display and entertainment
, managed by the colored lodge of Odd Eel
lows. and which will be participated IN D.
the lodges from Elkton, Port Deposit
, Ceciltou and other places. The manager
of Happy Valley have also arranged
} special program.
y On June Is John White, Charlie
S Moran, Clarence Stebbing. Oliver Frlst an
$ w, w. Brown, young men of Port Deposi
j. epioyed a dip in the Susquehanna with
= | nd in broad dayllRl
act was in violation of the town oru
.especting the bathing privileges an
sdnesday they were arrested an
lore Squire Caldwell who In
In default Of payment the
lifted to Jail for thirty days al
yrnoon brought to Elkton. Bro"
fl ne at the Jail and was release
- sner four remaining until Frid;
jig when their fines with cos
.ing to So each, were paid, the pr
Alng released.
+ fello, the great three year old, sir
\ IS dam Cerise, owned by t
| tables, of William NJ. Singerl
the Chicago Debby run
on Saturday. George Mil
winner, The books open
10 at 10 to 4, but he soou wen
/ aained at that price at the 20
I Ingomar took the lead, w
| senry Young. Boundless a
ng as named. AT the judg
u took the lead, Morello 8
brought up the rear for tn
lie; then Miller took him
At the head of the sire
" nd finished an easy win
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