The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-29

| George A. Blake, Esq, is C" lined td
his residence slight by indisposi;ion.
In this issue appears the advertisement
of w. j. Alrich, the well known jeweler
| Consult it.
A lodge of American Mechanics has
been instituted at Colora with thirty Ave
charter members.
The Rev. Wm. Schouler will hold ser
vice in the Andora school house, tomorrow,
Sunday. at 3 p. m.
A neat iron fence has been erected
before the property of George A. Blake,
| Esq, on East Main Street.
A large number of carrier pigeons were
| liberated at the Elkton station this week,
the birds being from Philadelphia.
A mule owned by w. NJ. Singerly,
ESD, was found dead on Sunday morning
at the stables of the Elkton Pulp Works.
Mr.. Daniel Hartnett, wall known
young man of this town leaves shortly
for Niagara Fails having secured position
there.
Mr.. Robert Smith has purchased the
warehouse at Aiken owned by Mr.. Joseph
Cowdon (of H. and will conduct general
warehouse aud coal business.
Miss Olena Caldwell of Rowlandville,
and Mr.. Woodward Fisher Liberty Grove
were married in the Rowlandvile NJ. p.
Church on Wednesday April 10Th.
The annual municipal election in Ris-
ing Sun will be held on May s, five Town
Comm issioners being elected to serve one
year. The policing will be done in the
office of Job Haines from three until p. m.
The fly wheel of the large engine at the
Providence Paper Mill broke last week but
fortunately the engineers had just left the
room, being at the time engaged with the
boilers. The III ill has since been shut down
for repairs.
Mr.. Levi + Patterson contractor and
builder of Blythedale has contracted for
and will soon erect handsome barn on the
Constable property situated on the Susque-
hanna river near Port Deposit now owned
by the Misses Nottingham.
Mr. Jessie Rose and Miss Alice Nah
oney daughter of Mr. Alfred Mahoney,
of Luttons corner were married on Thurs
day evening, April 20 the ceremony being
performed by the Row. w. L. Valiant,
pastor of the Cherry Hill NJ. E. Church.
An Elkton lawyer who has lost numer-
Gus valuable aud highly prize1 books from
his library, remarked the other day, that
while first class business men could be
easily counted in Elkton, there were
certainly many skilled bootkeeperS here.
The Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland convened in annual session in
Baltimore on Tuesday, the meetings con
tinuipg on Wednesday and Thursday. The
sessions were largely attended by members
throughout the State, and interesting
papers were read. At Wednesdays session
DR.. John II. Jam ar, of Elkton, was elected
a member of the Faculty.
MIR. J.Will Perkins was rendered a sur
prise party on Wednesday evening at his
residence on West High street by the
members of the West Amwel NJ. E SUM-
day School, of which he is the popular
superintendent. Mr.. Perkins was presented
a handsome teachers bible in recognition
of his services. A most enjoyable evening
was passed, large number being present.
Upon receiving dispatches stating that
a team answering The description of the one
stolen from him on Friday April II. had
been seized Mr.. b. B. Dunbar visited Easton
on Friday of last week, and on Monday
went to Kimbleville, Pa, but was unsuc-
cessful in his search. The team captured
at Kimbleville was owned by DR.. Hubbard,
of Bowers Beach, Del, and had been sold
by the thief to Mr. Harland Gebhart, of
Hockessing, Pa. The man is now lodged
in the West Chester jail.