The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-26

CbuuiuHle. he Is Huullt Spii liFi d'it
energetic, being the Secretary and
Treasurer OF the board Of Town Com
missiunerS and an influential member
of several beneficial organizations. He is
we'll read and throughly posted in pub
lie matters aud the c0unty's needs, and
is man of excellent Judgment. Mr..
Moore was born i'll North East in 1888
being the son of Mr. George Moore, who
now at tho age OF eighty years conducts
tailoring establishment in that
town. He attended the public schools
Choosing the drug business he appaen
tlced himself to Dr. n B Morris
After remaining with Dr. Morrison three
years he secured position in d leading
Philadelphia drug house whore he was
thoroughly drilled in pharmacy, and also
attended the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy He purchased tbs store of
DR. Morrison in his native town and
associated with DR. Housekeeper in the
firm of Housekeeper and Moore, which
continued fourteen years when the
partnership was dissolved three years ago,
Mr. Moore continuing the business.
His wife is daughter of the Rev. t s
Williams of the Wilmington NJ E
Conference.
Mr. Edmund P Brickley who is the son
of the late Elem Brckley, of this county
aud who is we'll known merchant in |
Port Deposit was born in 1913. He
began business on his own account il
1872 and has by years of industry and |
effort bdiit up a very successful trade
in Port Deposit. He is also q large |
buyer and PACKER of fish and has very |
large acquaintance among the fishermen |
and OILERS OF the Susquauua aud its |
tributaries. He is consistent member |
of the Tome Memorial NJ E Church of |
Port Deposit and stands high in the |
estimation of the community. He is |
also local agent OF the Adams Express |
Company.
Mr. Charles ) Ellison is the son of Mr. |
Curtis Z Ellison, a prominent farmer of |
New Castle county, Delaware, and located |
in the second district of this county, |
about twelve years ago. He married
daughter of the late Col Joshua Clayton,
of Thomas, who owned considerable land
in Cecil county. Mr. Ellison has always |
been pronounced Republican, He is an
intelligent man affairs, of highly esteem ed
personally and is one of the most success
full farmers in the county. He is forty
five years of age.
Lewis T Logan, the candidate for
County Commissioner, is son of the
late John Logan, of Rowlaudville. and
junior member of the firm Of Logan and
Brother in that town, George q Logan
his elder brother being the other partner.
They merchandise extensively and also
carry on the canning business in con
nection with their store, which with
its stock they bought Of r L Christie
in 1884 They were washed out By the
memorable flood OF that year but went
to work datermlnedly and soon re
tlieved their bad fortune. Mr. Logan
is an iron worker by trade having worked
for a number of years in tho Mccullough
Iron Company's mill ct Ro~laudville,
which he left in 1897. In 1884 he
married daughter of Thomas Mace of
OF thas town. He is pushing aud pOpu
lar, his word is as god as his b)A1 and |
he is one OF the best business meu of til |
county.
Clinton White. the nominee fox
Sheriff has lived in this county almost
all his life his parents having removed |
here from Philadelphia when he was
one year old. He is now fifty one years
of age. He is carpenter By trade at |
which business ne worked successfully |
at Port Deposit until 1872, when he was
appointed Deputy Clerk of the Circuit
Court by James A Davis who was that
year elected Clerk. He follows his occu |
patton as carpenter in Elkton. He is
liked by everybody, and has a general |
acquaintance oyer the county.
Wilmer Falls, the candidate for |
County Surveyor, is a competent sur
vQyor of North East whefe he holds the |
position of Secretary of the Green Hill |
Fire Brick Company. He is a son of
John W Falls a we'll known and success |
fui member of the Cecil bar who also |
resides in North East. He is popular
and has a wide acquaintance.