The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-09-16

Miss Mary Patten and Miss Sallie Nickle
as assistants The roll of the school contains
4 about one hundred names.
: james Mcconnell, resident OF the
Fourth district, was attacked by footpads
in Elkton on Monday night about ten
o'clock, and relieved of twenty dollars
Mcconnell carried gold watch which his
assailants however missed.
Mr. William j. Naylor has had great
success this year in raising white grapes,
especially of the Lady Washington variety,
d cluster of which he left at che WING
Il office. The grapes were firm and closely
punched and the flavor was particularly
-ue.
Il f~-Frank Michigan was found lying dead
y in bed on Thursday morning of last week
at the residence of John McLoralne in the
Eighth district. He was about fifty years
of age and followed carpentering, having
resided with Mr.. McLoraine tor several
years past.
Burglars have been making Newark
the centre of operations. Several -four
mills were recently broken into, having
their safes cracked. but in no case did the
cracksmen secure much money. Thirty.
dollars in cash was obtained at Red Mill
which was the largest haul.
Mr.. Charles f. Ludwig, proprietor of
the tonsorial saloon at the Howard House,
is having much success in the sale of his
preparation Cinchc-Quinia. 1t is purely
vegetable compound for the prevention OF
the falling out of the hair, and the use OF
which has been generally attended with
gratifying results.
The Clifford farm the hon stead Of the
ate Benjamin Clifford, locs:,l near Prin-
DO in the Fifth district of tlis county and
staining 109 acres was sold on the pre-
A. at executors sale on Tuesday TO
. Mcdowell for So 100. Mr.. Nc
a son-in-law of / deceased.
is one of the most productive
in the county.
A,terrn of the Mary land Court of
convene on October 2. OF the
A.es on the docket the
n the Circuit Court for Cecil
~. s, Seminar VS.. the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad Company, and 9,
lchester vs.. the County Com issioners
s county. Tue case of the Eureka
-. Company of Cecil County Ga
{s.@ - VS.. tie Baltimore Copper
I'D Rolling Co. ia corporation)
Fife Hartford County Court is also
pom the docket.
When Thomas w. Tyson came to
SElkton last Monday he had quite roll OF
money in his inside pocket, but that night
fell among thieves. who robbed him of
y is currency. They did not even stop to
- scertain whether the wealth was silver
II or notes but took all and swore because
81 there was not more Mr.. Tyson yelled
loudly for help but by the time it arrived
q the footp ads had made a retreat, and their
Il Identity is not known, nor is there any clue
40 their arrest. Altogether the highway
- ,en secured twenty five dollars.
A.TIIt Old but progressive and wide
axe firm of Philadelphia clothiers,
Anamakei & Brown, is making bold
- > Ave for Immediate results. They say,
- Nm all ueir experience of thirty two
> sshey hive never offered such induce
buyers. If they say so, you can
Sey upon the fact. Ia addition
: = sneut in price they are noX<
4 & fpay the round trip fare from
--s2-zs,~sr---h5sss,<..s n $50 This offers
rare chance for buyers. 1t doesn't often
occur in the clothiugor any other branch
IN of trade.
L Within the past ten days a band OF
,biaves have been plying their vocation to
Ii in paiphhOrlOOl,
Il and various places have been pillaged. OF
D the losses reported, COW has been stolen
~--om the farm of Mrs. A. u. lutte near
8Elkton. and twenty chickens have been
M.oLo, from tn. roost of George Corrlden
oar rown. The foundry of Powers 81 Com
= Aanv was en- tered and number OF tools are
ss8bissiug and wagon was also taken from
q, Elkton psrty. The wagon was recover
~, near Kiubleville Pa, altered IN an
4atempt 10 Change it's appearance.
80 ENJOYABLE and interesting liter
~ ainment was held by the Epworth
s the Elkt9n NJ. E. Church on
av evening. The program opened
hrus by the choir 'LetYour Light
aeeitation by little Miss Mary
- 81 Mrs, T. \. Lort, "liindW Words
ding. sTanler," Miss Henrietta
10 cleaning on the Everlasting
ss Annie Pierson, Henry Vii
- James Colvin; Essay, "Why
man Enw WORKMAN" Miss LizzieWalmsley
SoIo. .erhe, Eve of Faith" Mrs. Greenfield
.sChorus by the choir, "See the Signal Light
A re- Burning" The exercises closed Will
,.ne Epyorth League benedicNon.
The Elktcn foot ball team has beel
81 orpanized for the season and the players ar
now earnestly engaged in practising on tn
Fair grounds. All the players of last yea
are again on the field and with the addition
of several experienced new men, the team
thissEsAr will prove stronger than g.
s. before Challenges have been received ant
4 schedule will soon be arranged, an
8 those interested in the sport will witnes
"a some interesting games during the seaso
on the home grounds. A meeting Will
held this, Saturday, evening at o'eiocE
In the rooms of the Brotherhood of S
Andrew, on North Street, ana all intereste
ID in foot ball are especially requested to
1 present.
Monday was New Years day in II
Hebrew calendar, the setting OF the sun @
= Sunday marking the close OF the i've tho'
$t sand six hundred and fifty third year stint
Ill the creation of the world, according to IL
reckoning. The Hebrews of Elktc
81 ed the day their places of busine
ID iclosed. Throughout the counti
81 hs services were observed in u
II hes the note of the schofar,or ram
n ling souned as memorial or blo'
Il trumpets' as commanded in q
&ment, for the beginning OF Il
he balance of the day was devot
pleasures. when a service was be
in the orthodox synagogues al
~ Wear 1904 was celebrated, the sc
zg continued on Tuesday.