The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-11
ELKTON, MARCH IL, 1898.
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for 50, 800.
twenty-five trip tickets were sold a
the Elkton station to Washington for tn
Inauguration.
Harry Price, of Chesapeake City, ha
taken position in the store of f. T. Prle
Main and Bow streets.
The March nesting of the Cecil Far
mers Club will be held on Wednesda!
next the 10Th inst, at Mr.. E. Duyckinck'
near Calvert.
MIR. NJ. E. Mcdowell has purchased
from Miss Lizzie Craig, for the sum c
$4,000, possession March %.
The appeal case of Col. 7. Egentor
Hogg of this county, VS.. the Jackson &
Sharp Company, of Wilmington, is on the
April docket of the Court of Appeals.
w. W, Burnley, proprietor of the
Howard House has sold his naptha launch
to ohm Futty who resides on the Georges
Elkton.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles FL. Clayton
OF Calvert whose death occurred at his
home in that village on Wednesday the 1st
inst, took place in Rcssbank NJ. L. Church
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Oliver Nickle has purchased the
Thomas Warfng property, "Woodbine,
near Colora. Mr.. Winch, the present
20 f,ln dol
phia with his family.
Miss Roberta England daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gatchell England, of Zion, and
Howard Terry, of the Ninth district, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimouy on
Wednesday evening March 1st.
There will be an Executive Com mi5tee
meeting of the Cecil county W. G. I. U.
at the home of the president, Woodlawn
on Wednesday, March 10, 1898, at 10 a. IN.
If stormy next day. \ full attendance is
requested.
Henry Vinsinger has purchased the
undertaking establishment of H. W. Bell
and of which he will take the management
on April 1, assisted by Mr.. Bell for several
months. He will also conduct the furni-
ture business.
Marks Liebsrman the popular clothier
in the "Hollow," has purchased an un
usually fine stock of selsonabe spring
clothing for men, boys and children, and
as soon as the weather settles will exhibit
il. Wait and see his stock, and look for his
new spring adv.
Governor Brown is seriously i'll in
Baltimore as result of exposure IL Wash.
ington Oh Inauguration day. He contracted
a severe cold which settled in his stomach
and has developed into peritonitis, from
which he is suffering. His family physician
DR.. C. B. Gamble stated that he regarded
Governor Brown as very sick man and
under the most favorable circumstances he
will te unable to leave his bed for many
days.
On FRIDAY evening the 3-d inst, Mr..
Robert Pyle and Miss Laura Irwin were
m arried at the residence of Mr.. James
Irwin an uncle CT the bride, at Calvert in
this county. Miss Mollie Abbott cousin
of the bride was bridesmaid and Mr..
Walter Irwin another cousin acted as best
man. The bride was costumei in blue
cloth and carried bouquet of white roses.
After the ceremony bouuteous COLLATION.
was served TO a large number of invited
guests vino witnessed the ceremony.
Francis w. Ne.vitt of the b fillmore
commission firm of E nory A. Nsavitt,
died at his residence 2028 Maryland Avenue
in that city on Thursday March ., 1895
He was forty-six years old Nj. Neavitt
was the son of the late Nathaniel Neavitt
of Queen AIMS county. He was educated
at the University of Virginia and gradu
ated from the University law school in
1869, and then practiced law in Centre
Vile until 1875 when he went into business
in Baltimore. He married Miss Elizabeth
Davis, of Smyrna a sister of Miss Carrie
Davis, who survives him with three
Broad Creek Neck Talbot county is an own
cousin of the deceased.
Dickinson College is not large insti,
tuition, as colleges and universities go
nOh audy uub az iCSCHb i1Cctlbs VI III q
Philadelphia alumni, Rev. DIR. Reed, its
president, showed that 1t had record of
which mauy a larger college might be
proud. During its career of ITO years it
has had 5000 graduates, of whom 430 were
lawyers, ADJ ministers, bishops, 180 doc
tors, 203 professors, $50 teachers, 70 in the
army, 81 State Legi slators, 30 State Ssna
tors, Al members of Congress, United
States Senators, 90 journalists, 2 Chief
Justices of the United States, II Chief Jus.
tees of Pennsylvania, 43 Judges, Cabinet
mem bers, Governors, and l President of
the United States. The old college is now
more prosperous than ever before.
The Dover correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun writes as follows: There is much
connection here over the prospective re
moval of the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
from Blackbird, Del, TO Smyrna, and the
difficulty will likely be aired at the coming
session of the Wilmington annual confer
ence At the fourth quarterly confsIee
of the local Methodist church, it WI
decided to have the pastor - Rev. j.
Reese, removed from Blackbifrd to smyrn
Mr.. Reese has charge of the 3Appoquinimin
circuit. a house for the pEastor has bee
rented at Smyrna, but tbhe furniture hi
not yet been removed from the Blackbii
house, and that has Scaused the troub
bstS cen pastor and 4 church people.
Monday the trustees Aof the church served
notice on the PASTOR forb;ddiug him
remove the furnitrsAre, which they clai
belongs to the congregation. The paste
protested, bu.O the trustees remained firm
Fifty valuable horses were burned
the obstruction of the large barn on u
Ri yerbank stockfarm, at Loeb Raya
baltimore county, owned By G. o. Wilson
and of which James A. Dell, the w,
known trainer of Port Deposit was supe
intendent having taken the position o
March /. Two brood mares only we.
saved, and besides the horses several reei
tered cowsswere consumed. Mr. Dall's ty
year old tilly, Miss Lizzie, by Almo,
Chief persisted with the other horses wh1t
included Cabash, a golden sorrel valued
$4,000. CAbash was by Bashaw, Jr., ds
Cachuca, a thoroughbred mare which NJ
Wilson bought from Mr.. Oden Bowl
Another valuable stallion was Red Earl
son of Red Wilkes. Besides these, the
were Blosceps, by Orange Blossom, dam
Princeps, and Cameo, son of Cabas
There were about twenty horses in d
barn belonging to other owners, who h;
sent them to the farm to winter. TT
cause of tie fire was not discovered. tt
trainer and stable hands were at sunni
when the fire was noticed aud they we
unable to save any of the stock The lie