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

ED IN y BltIAMh CASE W HllES
| FACTORY BOOMING BIG HAULS OF SHAD
AND HERRING BOON LOWE CATCHES \
| DUCKING AND LOSES EIGHTY SHAD-A
LAD PARTS WITH HIS THUMB-vISIT OF
| THE ELKT9N EPWORTII LEAGUE BRO.
| LOVES EXPERIENCE MEETINGS.
NORTH EAST, April 81, 1898.
The factory of John II White. near town
is booming again.
delphia last week.
Mrs West McGibrey OF Wilmington,
is visiting relatives here.
There is no Improvement in the condi,
ton of Miss Rhoda Thomas.
Mrs. l.. w. Lloyd of Philadelphia was
| here visiting frend. early In the week
Elmer Worth of Baltimore was visiting
John Veasey druggist this week and last.
III S. Alexander has started green
| grocery i'll connection with his news store.
| Rev. George Hodge of Crumpton, Nd 4,
has been visiting his parents here for sew
eral days past.
| Theodore Blake former resident but
| now of Chester, Pa, was visiting relatives
here this week.
Rev. Ilsiah Biddle attended the meeting
of the Local Preachers Association in vii
| minston last week
DR.. p b. Housekeeper is preparing to
build a front 10 bis drug store which will
be great improvement
Miss Jessie Lyttle, \ practicing attorney
of louisville, Pa, was visiting Mrs. j. S.
Simcoe early in the week.
Mrs. Rebecca kimble and M . Henrietta
Kimble of Hartford county were visiting at
A Anderson 5 early in the week.
What is the matter with our Town Com
missionors? No work is yet done on the
streets of which they are badly in need.
Thomas II. Wildsmith, son of Harry
Wildsmith graduated from the College of
Pharmacy at Baltimore on Friday of last
week.
Rev. VIM. q. Rooms is confined to his
home by an affection of the stomach. His
little daughter Irene is also i'll with the
typhoid fever.
Two prominent Democrats of this town
have declared they voted that ticket for the
last time last tall, aud will here after sup
port GUo llCNtt
The fair that vii! lie given 10y Fellowship
Lodge, X of P, will be held during Fourth
of July week, we making slight mistake
in our rapport Of it last week.
Visitors entertained last Sunday at the
residence of Edward Muhlhausen, were T.
c. McCracken, DR.. p. b. Housekeeper,
Joseph Harris and several others,
Several witnesses from here have been
summoned To Wilmington To appear against
Edward Pos OF that city for bigamy. His
first wife Mrs Dora Poe lives here.
Postm aster j. H. McCracken, Rev. w. T.
Hammond, X. l.. rnon.1 GAS + Beatty
and Kinsey Matthews went to New York
this week to see the great Naval Review.
Mr. f McKenney, who has has been
engaged at Armstrong y Co.'S grist mill,
has ss,ured u situation with Record x Co
of Belair, Hartford county. He will begin
Monday
On Saturday last Perry Barnes of Car
penter's Point landed a haul of 400, goo her
ring and 700 shad- James Roney and Mat
thew Russell also made large hauls OF
100, O0n and 200, 900
Mr. ward Muhlhausen of this town is
unG Wy one of the best performers on
the organ and piano in the country. He was
formerly organist of Trinity Episcopal
Church of Wilmington, Del.
Boon Lowe and crew of this town, while
fishing off Bernard's near Betterton, at
temptsd to thr, a shad on board of
L 4
them down, badly damaging their boat and
losing so shad. TGey were taken on board.
Chester Hitchcock, l. years OF age, living
with his uncle, Thomas Hitchcock, while
playing in T. Shippers stables, put the
hay cutter down in some way on his hand,
cutting off the thumb of his right hand and
badly cutting his fore finger. He is getting
along nicely.
The tug boat frank Pidgeon, Jr., left for
Philadelphia on Thursday morning and the
dredg, is at work dumping on the sides. 1t
will take three weeks yet, and when finished
we will have splendid water course. The
report in the appeal and Perryville Record
that they were done is incorrect.
An experience meeting is held at Brother
loves store on evenings when no meeting
is held at the church. Bishop Lowe presides
and Brother Kitchen leads The Staging is
| done by a grand halleujah choir, Fwhile
| Brothers Grant and Husfelt are the sinners,
and those who drop in are heartily vel
| coined.
About thirty members of the Epworth
| League of Elkton under the leadership Of
| Mr.. Henry Ninsinger visited the North
East League on Wednesday evening. After
attending class at the NJ. E. Church, they
| repaired 10 the reading room where refresh
| ments were served in abundance, and a
pleasant evening spent. They we're heartily
invited to come again
| The shad OILERS down the bay were heard
| from on Tu, sday, Joseph Feasey and Ghas
Pierce being down. They report the best
| catches ever III ade by them IS follows up
to Tuesday: Boon Lowe and crew, 1000;
| Harry Harvey ard crew, 1000; Oscar Rey
nolds and crew, 200. The others averaged
| from 1900 to 1900. and the shad bring from
| So TO S24 er hundred.
Eli Burroughs, 60 years of age, an old
resident, who was taken with paralysis last
Saturday and was removed to Cherry Hill,
having no one 20 care for him, died ON last
Monday. He has two grown up sons.
| Several years ago he lost a son by being
accidentally shot He was recently married
to Miss Adelins Taylor, but size deserted
him The funeral took place on Wednesda V
from the residence of Mrs j. Z Jeff.ris