The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-21

| The members of the recel 'ly electe'
Board Of Directors of the Couowing
Bridge Company are: Jacob Tom me, jaime
c. Bell, Levi Is. Brown, James S. Pate
son and l.. B. Mccoy.
The Warwick Public School will giv'
an entertainment in the school house, Fri
day, Jan y. Proceeds for benefit of schoo
library. Doors open o'clock. Exercises
to begin at 80. Admission, adults q
children 10
| Miss Bessie f. Scott entertained th'
mem bers of her music classes and mum
Der of other friends at her home on Eas
Main street, at the conclusion of the class
recital in Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday
evening last.
"A full attendance Of the members O
Elkton Council, No. -. Jr. o. L. A. NJ,
| is requested to meet at its rooms in Odd
| Fellows Hall, TO morrow Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. to attend the funeral OF
Harry f. Pierson.
DIR. q. Cleland Jones, dentist, has ar
ranged to be in Chesapeake City on Thurs
| day of each week with office at the Park
Hotel, where he will be pleased to receive
his patients in that vicinity. Office hours
from a. m. to p. m.
An aggregation of boxers and wrestlers
from Wilmington and New Castl~ appeared
in an athletic exhibition in Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday evening. The perfor-
N, a % and w
attended by a small audience
A rare treat in the way of musical
entertainment is promised the people of
Elkton and vicinity on Friday, Feb. 10th
vania, Glee and Banjo Clubs will appear
in Elkton at Odd Fellows Hall.
The advertisement of Mr.. Samuel
Chapman, the experienced horse trainer,
appears in another column. The owner of
horses needing training could not do
better than place them in the hand of
Mr.. Chapman at the EIkton Fair Grounds.
The celebration of the two hundredth
anniversary OF the founding of st. Step
hens Church, North Sassafras Parish.
which was annouced to have been observed
yesterday, Friday, has been indefinitely
postponed owing to the severity of the
weather.
The friends CT Mrs. George A. McEvoy,
nee Miss Celeste S. Bowers, formerly OF
Elkton, will regret to learn af the death of
her husband which occurred in Cumberland
on Saturday, from consumption. Mr..
McEvoy was thirty years of age and until
his removal to Cumberland was engaged in
business in Philadelphia in which city they
were married. He leaves one child. The
funeral services were held on Tuesday.
The fertilizer business heretofore con-
Quoted in Baltimore by Mr.. Robert A.
Woodbridge under the firm name OF Il. A.
Woodbridge & Co., has been transferred to
The Woodbridge Fertilizer Company, who
will continue the business as heretofore. In
succeeding to the large business of Il. A.
Woodbridge & Co the Company are pleased
to advise that they have secured the services
of Mr.. Robert A. Woodbridge as President
and General Manager. Mr.. Woodbridge,
who is well known from his long and
successful connection with the sale of
Orchilla Guano and in the manufacture of
Wooldridge's High Class Fertilizers, will
devote his careful and personal attention to
the business, and relax no effort to serve
farmers and truckers with the best fertilizes
at the lowest possible prices consistent with
quality. Mr.. L. B. Tucker, book keeper of
the late firm, will act as Treasurer of the
company, and all the former employees
will be retained by them in their various
positions. With abundant capital, the
enlargement and improvement of facilities,
and the output of a class of specialties in
fertilizers which will bear the most Exact
ing tests of laboratory and field, they will
strive 10 merit liberal portion of the GUS
tom of the farming community at large.