The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-05-06

oi Strawberries for the season 49,,
-. DAY from Virginia The berriss
nne qualty and retailed at twenty
quart
- Presiding Elder l.. L. Barrett
ren.in, "Pp'lhtea member of the advisor,
,,,,,. on fehglous Congresses of the
''' Congress Auxiliary connected w
Worlds Fair.
ira 80 Dslphos Price has opened hote
~, p" liklnson" property which he ba
pied as saloon. George w. Borcr
ones lpeake City has accepted a u
with Mr.. Price.
- 'ohh IL. IegE.ll and Fred C. r
. 49, .''7 been elected acordiug and as.
,. ,4'' THing secretaries # EIkton Coupr
- say . I. \. NJ, VIC oasrles f. Alex
''"' "Ha rank J Denny IT. .ned
The Balti,aore A.-s.lu Methods,
WIN { pa Conference convened in Bait
nuaF 'L'' "eek,the following appointm. n,s
ne mae fvE Cecil county: Elkton A,
- Jones; Port Deposit, George w r.
''cal Cecilton, j. w. Brown: Cbesaps,t,a
Thomas NJ. Cole
II at -Evangelistic services ara ,,o,- n
au conducted each evening at eight o,c,on
'i'H Ihe + kton NJ. E. Church by Miss sic
u.s. lSSo1 successful evangelist, ,naco
re- WORKER with Moody. The ssrvica. gan
l'ie on Wednesday evening and viii o..nue
through next week.
% At the annual meeting of tbofock
at holders OF the Colum bia & Port sposit
II hallroad held in PhilaleIpbi, -, oudav
10 Tie officers elected were Pr-si,o,W H
i" liSon' directors; w. II. BtrneJo hn p.
L u.eeh' Jacob Tome, Henry d. plsh, w.
A. Patton, Samuel Rsa.
Robert Hodges. wealth retired
merchant of Baltimore comluft,i suicide
iASt . tturday night by shoor1g himself
III tae mead in bis room at IL, Maryland
o.uo IN That city. His act is attributed to
MS great grief over the recenttle,th of his
Vile and his mother. He was SO years of
! age.
The family Of C. w. q arrets removed
TO Niagara Falls on Saturday where Mr.
'Arrett is now located as manager of the
large paper mandatory of the Niagara
@Per Company. Mr.. Daniel Harrnett
aiso left ELTON on that day accompanied
" MS Slsser Miss Lizzie Hartgett ne Lav.
'ns secured a position with the sauna cs-s-
pany. ool1~S,
-. Northern Convection of tho
;, VI EaSton convened in North Kent
: "iiSn' hent county on Tuesday evsriro
she session adjourning on ThrrsIa
W., =" eunesdsy mornings meeting the Revt
W "' Sehouler delivered a sermon ~,
'e' sshen attending from this conn =
we're: ksvs, G. B. Cooke, of North E.s-.
Nu lIism Sehouler, of EIkton.
MIR. Samuel B. Foard onepad hi,
III billiard saloon in the basement of !nIa
CHOW Hall on Monday evening" - Tna
'onl Is neat and attractive HAVING ;,
zen repapered and painted and =. $50
W excellent tables, the manu- o,,,ra IS
ioihas Z. Bonner, of Philadels =, ,r,-
OF the regulation size one
q the other billiard and mol d p'oi
bic Scombinatlon
-Ihe dredging machine .Ja%rl
ptaiu 7 sthtS u I4ftl J
, WiII,rd 49,, ,'Oo jnpanied by the
.'oh on Wednesday nor a y 60. 60,
lge The work of df. -
huudrai f.., MIL. ,gSing channel
water from the ir4T -
ige street, TO Clay '''HS''
yesterday, the CON Z - IN,
sume five or SIX wa<s.s E''e1'on Vi i''H WI
is 81 ono VA. eks. The appropria-
raj va,r. .,,,, ~. sgmo work WAS done
in Tra c,,,,r,oFs...' shauneI having since
IN. of rr,re,,,- ~, -ttors are James Caier
Program foa<~
hers of ~ rfhe May meeting of the
lets. n Sixth, Seventh and E ghth
y, M. Esadiug, Miss Ida E. Gerry;
g IL - IS Fannie Wilson; Reading, Miss
~ .5eeen; Essay, Miss Annie Gardner;
-. Ihe Bird with Broken Wing, p"
Clara NJ. Knight. Question for
.Iscussion: Resolved that the First
I Reader be dispensed with and children
| prepared for the Second Reader from the
Chart. Disputants: Misses Rose Graham
II. L. Owens, Emma Lewis; Messrs. Rey-
nolds, Crothers, and Currier. The following
| questions were referred to Allan NJ.
| Vanneman: III horses or Is cows eat . Gil
tons of hay in II days ho~ long will it take
| 6 horses and seven cows to eat the same
quantity? To Miss Absline ii .ssOn: y
grocer asked tor -four at 30 per cent more
than cost but sold it for Gj2a per cent, OF
his asking price, required tho loss per cent.
II oil ,,t
words do "Yes" and NO" bslong?
An unprecedented run OF luck is being
enjoy ed by the fishermen on the Snsque
hanna river among the number being John
Lang and Scott Green OF Elkton The
catch of herring has been enormous while
shad are unusually plentiful. Captain
Holm of the ferry steamer City Belle who
is veteran waterman of that region says
he has rarely seen fish 50 plentiful and
that all the fishermen are making money
FOE several years past those who catch the
fish have gone INTO the business of sa.tint
and packing them es well as supplying
packers. Sllting sheds are numerous a
Havre de Grace, TreuchJown, Port Dsposi
|
the whole region is active with industry
The floats and fishing shores are not more
. numerous than formerly, but they all have
had more steady employment and bette
rewards than usual, while the expansion
of the sailing industry has increased tn
demand and provided certain and stead.
! market.
g The Weather Crop Bulletin for tn
4 week May 1st has been issued by tn,
y Maryland weather Bureau. For thi
g county it is as follows.
a Port Deposit. growing quit
, fast, and looks fine Grass made httl
progress. Very little corn planted "
r Raspberrie, look we'll. Trees budding
d slowly. Truck not growing. L. MOVES, il
e Rising Sun.-Grass q little baGkwar,
II but wheat doing well, Some corn bein
planted and some already planted.
W p. REYNOLDS.
. Rising Sun.-Cherry plum and most
IS the peach and pear trees full Of blossom
% Wheat growing well.
a singerly Wheat and oats CROWN
rapidly. Corn planting retarded by rain
10 JAMES VI. NAuDAIN.
10 Chesapeake City Fruit trees in bio
lie som. Very liUtle corn planting dOue.
# JOHN ". MARRIOTT.
n Colora. Glover looking unusually W,
Wheat and grass growing nicely. Co
10 planting in progress.
ELwooD BALDERsToS.