The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-01
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Err 1, 1894.


Err |, 1894.
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Drenuen has gust
Election tour and
by up to those OF IasI
8Ss ssss ~ N streets John W.
Arace fel. off Ontario
Sty on Tuesday break
she shoulder.
a., horse owned by Mr.
s.ss,. Ashich is the third horse
4srhood within the past
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s1nsttute of Hartford |
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$. entertainments during
%,arsstinp and a very
- 1o, Hill
N daughter of Daniel
ID, q, Thursday the 9th
Eoa of the brides parents
par w T. Duhadaway
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sTii be located AS previously
"a mo- tne deposit Oh clay vi
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'z sssseiy MeSl 4lRn, OF Iron Hill, is
ew peacf growers this year in
ssxT. His total crop will amount to :
y baskets the fruit being of an ex-
nzsz..a..g hne quality. MIR. McMulin
ssook twenty-five baskets to VIII
and received $50 from the sale.
he peaches were 10 inches in Gil Q
zee, and sold for 10 cents apiece. t
srs paper MILL near Cherry Hill
las been undergoing extensive
viii resume work next week. The !
warehouse of the Providence u
aill of the Singerly Pulp and Paper
ny it is expected will with other
be completed week, C
he works will ST ut up with full t
i
rs Esther Trainor wife of Thomas v
or, formerly of Calvert, this county, | C
IN Saturday last at her home In Peters [
va. Mrs Trainor was daughter of d
lam Hambeton, of Calvert, and re
ed to Virginia with her husband ten r
ago, where he engaged in farming.
i!emains were brought to Calvert where l
funeral took place yesterday (Friday) d
Hnoon.
"A flag viii b. raised the hall of
rmony Council, No. 81, at Ceci!ton
sember 18th, in which building the public u
aool is located, The exercises of thu day 7
mi be both interesting and patriotic and
(which the Cecllton Juniors making t.
utensiye preparations Among che spe ,kers (
leady secured are Hugh g. Browne Esq, C
Wilmington and Rev. Thomas R. Van h
ivke of Cheswold DEL and the REV D. S
q Cochran of Cecilton Harmony Council u
ia, worry Aourishi,e condition and ia p
Increasing in membership. The lady s.
k:,- 80 .ba c,,noil have kindly t,kan ii
-. :: ,ho t;r an, will rrara-a , Il
,,r s;noor f,- the visitors il
-Ine po'' 0 ~ .
late houi " ' So
Wig "t ~ ~
the E'AVon ouA'' ~ ~ y
experience" 0t"o " ~
EaSte'n ' 80, 49,, T
III INC o " ., ~ e.. - Q
men ~ 70 ,e ~, Mlad I'D -
lh'o 'N' W. -, I - .
EasCeih N"O =
par anu several o'H 0 " st -
effected an entrance lh'o 'no p' o0o'
They WORKED the couhoih''.on ol 'n' uooi
OF the SAFE anu 'n"' se'"4 S " A
ana over 7'0o III ''"'nt - -
OFFICIALS "'' l ~ w. :
The Ekton baseball cluo again ut-
featcd the Cherry Hill clup Oh saturday
in an fnihtereS'ins anu 0Ne ' s"
played on the Far Grouncs' the score
closing 30 to II. Ihis was 'ne Iourth
game III series OF hve OF which hlktoh
has secured three from the ofSG"hhe
champions Realey anu htchehs were
Elktons battery Porter ana Miller were
in the points for Chefry hlii. hiktoh
found the ball IN the SIX Il lnuins' II runs
being scored before the uethor"i%eu Fis''oIs
succeeded IN putting ou' 'u' ' man
AZ J. H. Terrell utnplreu the E"iho' Luz soo'0