The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-07-01

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Sunday.
Rev William Schouer will hold service
in the Andora school house tomorrow, sun
day, at p N.
Miss Sadie NiChol recently in charge of
Jones' school, Elk Neck. has been assigned
to the school at Pivot Bridge.
| -Children's Day was observed at Mt.
Pleasant NJ. E. Church on Sunday, an eX-
celent program being rendered.
Read Balls new ad. He is making a
movement in clothing, and you ought to
take advantage of the opportunity.
Tuesday next the Fourth of July is a
closed. Maturing paper must he met on
Monday.
| The manager of the Elkton base ball
club is arranging game to be played in
Elkton on the Fourth, and which will be
duly advertised.
| The Asbury NJ. f. Church will hold
their festival the 18th aud 18th of July
1898, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Every body is invited.
! Leeds NJ. p. Church will hold it annual
! Children's Day services on Sunday evening
| July .. An excellent program has been
| arranged for the occasion.
Memorial services were held by the
| Elkton NJ. E. Sunday School on Sunday in
memory of the late Hooper c. Giles who
| was member of the school.
Work was commenced on Monday upon
the new store buildings of w, j. Payne on
Main street. The work is being superin
tended by Mr. Clinton j, White.
"A. L. Duyckinck and Company are
remodelling their warehouse at Rising Sun.
Elevators, fans, and other machinery oper
ated by a gasoline engine will be put in.
Our genial friend and Cecil Countain,
Mr. Il. X VanIeman cashier of the First
National Bank of Havre de Grace returned
home this week enthusiastic in his praises
of the Columbian exposition.
Services appropriate to the 18th of July
will be held in the Elkton NJ. E. Church
tomorrow at 1880 a. IN. Subject of the
morning sermon "Our Inheritance. In
the evening special music with an address
BY VIM. j. Jones, Esq.
At Providence A. L. NJ. p. Church
July 2,the preaching is at 1890 A. NJ,
School at two; preaching at 8, and $50 p.
m. The sacrament of the Lords Supper.
will be administered at the close OF the
evening sermon. All are invited. Rev.
W. j. Warden, Pastor.
A Chinaman on his way from Balti-
more to New York died OF consumption on |
the p. w. & B. railroad train arriving at
PerryviIle about eleven o'clock on Monday |
morning, his death occurring short distance |
south of Havre de Grace. The remains |
were left at Perryvlle, and examined by |
DIR. Stump, being later forwarded to New |
York.
Mr.. Wash H. Bennett our popular
fellow townsman and salesman for Fisher,
Bruce SEQ, has been in Elkton for few
days Mr.. Bennett will leave Elkton today
for Ocean City, Md, where he will recuper-
ate for a few weeks No man is more
welcome in Elkton, and when he starts on
a journey every body wishes him prosper
Gus "trip.
j. Hayes Gallaher real estate agent sold
on Thursday the John 7. Drummond farm
of so acres to Mrs. Annie Cronin, of Phila
delphila, for $500. He has also sold the
Mckaue tract in the 4th district, recently
bought by the Springfield, o, Machine Co,
to Elmer E. MARBLE, of this county, for
s525 90. He has also several other sales in
negotiation.
james McCabe, of Baltimore was
arrested at Port Deposit on Sunday by
Constable Turner charged with stealing
horse and dayton wagon owned by George
Brehm, of near Baltimore. Brehm was
removed to Elk ton and on Monday evening
was given into Jne custody of Detective
of Baltimore. McCabe had sold
the horse in Port Deposit and the wagon in
II arfcrd county. The team was stolen on
Joseph E. Bradbury, the enterprisng
liveryman at 222 French street, Whining
ton, was in Elkton on Tuesday among his
friends. Joe conducts rushing livery and
exchange business all the time in tie right
way He has now twenty eight horses
His stables are comfortable and neat and
are excellently located. Those Cecil county
horsemen who ship their horses from Will
by boat should stop there and have
them put in order.
The rapidity with which cholera is
spreading in Europe, and the fact that
of people in the plague stricken
sections are flying in terror from their
homes sounds note of alarm
which should be needed in America. To
be forwarned is to be torearmed The
germs of disease do not find Judgement in
perfectly healthy digestive organs. For the
purpose ofinducing the conditions of health
necessary TO destroy all disease germs, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t cures others, it will
cure you.
The scholars of the Elkton Academy |
accompanied by the teachers and the
trustees of the institution attended service !
at the Episcopal Church on Sunday evening |
The rector, Rev William SChouler delivered |
a sermon appropriate to the occasion. !
In his remarks he dwelt principally npon |
the moral aspect of school life and its slatlon
to character building, stating that school |
days are the tormatiye period of the coming |
man and woman. 1.-THE schoolroom Is a
little life within itself, subject to its own
mode of government. In adhering to It's
rule of discipline the student learns the
principles of obedience, and obedience is
needed in the world aud in the church. a
feeling Of fellowship and cordiality per-
vades the schoulroom. In the requirement
of knowledge there is generosity one to
another, and this is an important factor In
character bnilding. The laws of discipline
learned here have their results, as the boy
who is prompt and honest with his daily
task in the schoolroom is the successful
man in the world