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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
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BILLIARD AND POOL sUfPLiEA
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DATHs AND MASSAGE Lsdiss vshins
- ns.tsles. rurkisa cs Rassisn baths: ans
nov ind Mn. Kate Washinetoa nj ~ OTTAWA
street. Nm. Kate Washlngtpn has had years
sxperisnes and sivss pafsicelsr stssnskon 10 IN
vaiidA saa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07
Port Deposit Items.
PORT DEPOSIT, July 5, 1884.

| OikI DEeOSlI, July 1os5s
Bishop w. f. Adams will preach in st.
James Episcopal Church next Sunday at s
| p. m
Tho Darlington base ball club came over
aud played the Port Deposit club an inter
| estiug game, but the Port club wen by a
| scoro of II to II
j. j.. Iiindman and John Hurlock had
/ bicycle race last Saturday from the square
to Rock Run and return. Mr.. Hindman
| won by several yards.
Fourth of July was spent very quietly
in our town, many of our citizens passing
the day at Happy Valley others going
riding in carriages or sailing on the river.
Many of the dwellings and stores were
decorated with flags.
A drunken tramp was arrested for dis
orderly conduct on Monday and placed in
the lock up, and was informed on Tuesday
morning shat il he did not leave town at
once he would be sent to Jessup's Cut. He
took the advice and left town in hurry.
George a. Atkinson TOOK charge of the
post Office on Monday aud appointed his
sister, Miss Lizzie Atkinson, as his deputy
As both are SO popular with our town
people and the patrons of the office. there
| is no doubt they will ill their positions to
the satisfaction Of the general public and
the post office department..
shooting affcay occurred at Cokesbury
yesterday afternoon. Thomas Clark was
shot by his cousin, Walter Clark, on the
side of the nose. inhicting dangerous, if
not fatal wound. DIR. A. g. Crothers dressed
the injuries, but could not find the ball.
Some say they were quarreling, but just
how it came about they do not seem dis
posed to tell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07
Land Eondemnatinns.

The E!ktou aud Middetowu Railroad
Company is securing rights of way
along tho surveyed route of their road
between Elkton aud Chesapeake City
options having been secured from several
owners OF land. Two writs of condem-
nation to view lands and ascertain dam
ages have thas far been issued. On Sat
urday Sheriff White summoned jury to
meet on the lands OF Richard H. Lodge.
The latter was represented By VIM. S,
Esans, Esq, MessIs. l.. NJ. Haires and
{. c. Crothers appearing for the com
piny. A number Of witness WAS exam
med, and after argument BY counsel the
question of damages was submitted to
the jury, which after several hours delib
GRAFTON, failing to agree Vas finally dis
missed by tho sheriff who i'll such cases
is invested With judicial authority.
On Monday another jury was sum
moaed By Sheriff White to assess the
damage to the lands OF John Meyer.
After viewing the land, the jury RS
assembled in the School Commissioners
room where testimony was taken aud
the case argued by Albert Constable,
Esq, in behalf of Mr.. Meyer. The jury
after consultation awarded him Sll00.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07
Home Again.

Ga Sunday morning our soldier boys
of Company "E," the First Regiment NJ.
n. G. under command of Capt. Wln.
A. Wright returned to Elkton from their
encampment at Frost5urg Nd. TIE
boys were in excellent health and spirits,
the only visible effects of their short
Campaign being bronZed faces and the
stains OF railroad travel. The discipline
OF military life seems to have agreed
with them their cheerful performance of
duty. only taking exception to their
raticns which from all accounts were
miserably cooked and of inferior quality.
Elkton of course takes a reasonable
pride in her local Company, as the best
drilled one of their Regiment and if the
following clipping from the Frederick
Meas comes any thing near the truth
the best drilled Company that has
appeared in camp this summer. The
NelrS says, the Baltimore papers are
| fond of referring to the First Regimen
as composed of hayseed countrymer
but in comparison with the Fourth ant
| Fifth Regiments they are decidedly thu
| flower of the Maryland militia, and NOR
to be depended upon for faithful anc
effective service than the two Baltimor
regiments combined. The First Regi
ment is regiment of men; not dudes
and counter jumpers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07
CeciItOn News.

CEClLToN, July !, 1884,
Mrs. Augustus Scbofield is visiting +. Il.
Pearce
Miss Leila Mccoy is visiting frien DIS at
Cheswold.
Leslie Van Dyke, of Wilmington, is the
guest of relatives near town.
Harry Pearce of Sudlersvilie, spent few
days last week with friends here.
Miss Adelaide Corkran has been visiting
her brother Rev. l. ii. Corkrar.
Miss Annie Clayton, of Cayot's Corner,
has been visiting Miss Annie Jones.
Miss Noble Richards spent last Tuesday
with Mrs. VIM. Anderson, near town.
Mrs. John Piser and daughter, Millie,
were guests at James T. Watts on Monday
Miss Ethelyn Clarke has been spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Mccoy.
Mrs. Mills Walmsley and daughter,
George, visited friends at Fredericktown
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mr and Mrs. Robert Duhamel, at
Earleville.
Miss Lille Alexander, Of Elkton, who
has been the guest of Miss MoIlie Mccoy
returned home last Sunday.
Mrs. Newell Yates and daughter, Leona
who have been visiting Mrs. Gee. Richards
returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. George Beasten, accompanied by
her son and friend. spent last Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Beasten.
j. NJ. Beasten returned home last Tues
day after spending an enjoyable weel
among his relatives in the lower countie
| Quite number of weddings have oc
Cured recently, among them being Mr.
| Hamilton Price to Miss Annie Spear, aut
Mr. Edward Lebley to Miss Rosa Tucker.
The Fourth passed off very quietly
Nothing occurred worthy of mention unles
it be the grand picnic and mass meeting
| in DAVIS woods by the colored population
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07
Rising Sun News.

RISING sun, July 5, 1894.
Louis Kirk, of Wayne. Pa, spent
Sunday with his family.
J. c. Cornish has purchased livery
stable at Port Deposit.
Mrs. D. NJ. Taylor, of Oxford, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. II. II. Halnes.
Edward Dixon, of Philadelphia, spent
the Fourth with friends in town.
]. B. Crowding was the guest of Rev.
j. E. Bryan for few days this week.
Basil II. Brown and family, of Phila-
delphia, are spending the summer in
| town.
Miss Mary Brumfield, of Elk Neck, is
tie guest of Miss Mary Brumfield, Of
| this town.
Watson H. Reeder was gored by bull
last week. His wounds are MOI consid-
cred dangerous.
B. II. Brown and family entertained
a number of friends on the evening o
the Fourth.
Thomas Kirk, of this town, has thre
varieties of perfectly sound apples which
he has kept through the winter.
The Independent Order OF odd Fello Il
gave banquet IN their hall on Saturda
evening, June 30th. The many guest
were royalty entertained, and goo
time was had by all.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07

| Secretary and TreaSuTer-C. ]. Freeman;
| Executive Committee-Co +. I. Cooper, b. 5
| Highley, c. ]. Freeman, Il. II. Hoft
Wilson NJ. Tylor;
| Delegates to the National Conyention-W, NJ
| Tylor, W Scott Roberts, J Miller Thomas
A!tcrnates-George NJ, Stengle, George II. Ash,
| l.. LouIcrbaugh.
| Resolutions were adopted thanking; Chair
man +. t. Cooper, OF the executive coal
| nittee. for his excellent arrangements and
| choice of a trip, the Pennsylvania Railroad
| Company for the courtesiea extended in the
way OF transportation, and host APPRECIATE
| of The ATLANTA, for his hospitality and
generous reception.
The members OF the party We're:
President i. $. Hfghlcy, Tranpe:
Col. Il. 7. Cooper Dover;
Geo X. Ash,V. NJ. Torbert, J. T. Graham, Elkton
j. Mile: Thomas and WIFE, /. L, Bach, wife and
daughter, and +. L. Benson, Wilmington;
Il. X. Steele and Misses Alice Melvin ami Mary
Fisher. Denton;
NJ. NJ. Vickcrs, Snow Hill:
Edwin X Paynter, Edward u. Hearn, Rev. L. d.
Davis, Miss Ida Davis, Mrs. NJ. W. CLARKE,
Miss Ella Morgan, Rev L. G. Grfse and
WIFE, 'TtofSetUWni
w. NJ. Iyior and wife, N ISIS Anna DWELL Easton
G.. j. fTeemon, ISIS Anna NJ, Freeman, Miss VI.
BurriS, Middletown;
Col w. Scott Roberts and vile, GenLr;yilIe;
George Z. NJ. S.engle. Port Deposit,
X. D. Holcc&cr, Miss Bertha Honecker, Smyrna
w. s. Coombs god wife, Havrc dc Grace:
Mrs. G.. L. Haddaway, Miss COG, Mrs. Aidriigc,
EastOn,
Miss RcSahelle Dunlap, Baltimore;
I. Sherwood Hodson, Crsleld.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07

A shooting accident occurred nj L t''t'y
Grove on Thursday morning. S''" an"
George Ferguson of that place eng '-'i III
an alteration during which Silas received
slight pistol wound in the leg.
"A drain pipe is being lad iF"." TIC
residences of Mr.. John Anthony OF EasI
Main street, connecting with the Gh"tch
stree sewer emptying into the marsh
Another evidence that Elkton will III the
near future need have q complete system
of public drainage.
The recent matinee races on the Elktoh
Fair Grounds proving so successful, oscre-
tary Frank Phillips, of the Howard House.
has arranged for second meet on The
track on Saturday, July 81. The classes
will be a minute, non professional drivers
a so class, 81 class, 80 class, eois
race and a running race. Full particulars
will he given including the amounts OF the
purses. Horsamen desiring to make entries
will communicate with Mr. Phillips.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07
A Dry Dock at Chesapeake City.

Mr.. Henry Diebert. the head OF the
firm of Messrs. Diebert, boat aud barge
builders at Elk Landing, has finally
made arrangements to esta blish a dry
dock at Chesapeake City for che repair
of canal boats and vessels of every
description. The dock will be il! charge
of U. G. Diebert for the present, it not
being now contemplated to build new
boats there, which will be as heretofore
built at the two boat yards at Elk Land
ing. The convenience of the dock for the
repair of boats passing through the canal
will be recognized by vessel owners, and
which the Measrs. DieOert have fully
considered in deciding to locate i dry
dock there. Siaca the Messrs. Dieberl
have located in EId5on they have done a
thriving business, employ ing in the two
yards at Elk Landing between sixty aud
ssventy-fve hands.
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The Junior Blsa Ball Club of Elkton
visited Baldw!u's Bank on. the morning
of July Fourth and defeated the Oxford
Club of that place ii close and exciting
contest by score of / to 10.
Brown and Horner were in the points
for the visitors aud did good work. The
fielding work of the Elkton team was
also good.
Ccothers aud Carr were the battery
for the Oxford club and with the ex-
ception of the first and eighth inning the
former pitched good bail. In the innings
named however the visitors batted
Crothers at will and with good stick
work in the eighth inning won the
game.
The features of the game was the
batting of Kitchens and Brown fol
Elkton and Wilson and Crothers for the
home club.
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In the Churches.

Service in the Andora school house will
be omitted tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon.
The "boy" preacher will preach in the
Free Methodist Chapel, West High street,
Sunday morning at 1880. All are invited
to attend.
The Right Rev. Bishop Adams viii
officiate in the Church of the Good Shepherd
Chesapeake City, tomorrow, Sunday, a
10 80 2. m, and in 81. James Church, Port
Deposit. in the evening.
The Rev. John Kendall, of Princeton
Theological Seminary, son of Rev. John b
Kendall, of Lincoln University, will preacI
in the Elkton Presbyterian Church, to NOR
| row, Sunday, morning and evening.
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"And in the May dance We'll the hours
entrance while s.eaming down the hay on
the elegant Steamer "Sassafras' on Mon
day next, July 8. Ii you are in search of
real pleasure don't fail to 60 on the Me
chsnies excursion. A string band OF
yiolins, harp and comets will furnish
music for those who desire to dance.
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Excursion Days.

July 9-Elkton Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, to
Colchester, steamer Sassafras.
July 11-Elkton NJ. +. Sunday School &c
Colchester, steamer Sassafras.
July II chesapeake City Jr. o. u. A. NJ
and NJ. f. Sunday School to Tolches-
ter and Bay Ridge, steamer Sassafras
July 14-North East NJ, f Sunday School
to Colchester, steamer Sassafras.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07
THE EDITORS AT ASBURY PARK,
Their Pleasant Trip, and Fiatts ring Opin-
ions of New Jerseys Famous
City by the Sea.

In speaking OF AsheviIle, North Care
lna's noted resort, that famous bampli st
Bill Nyo gave his experience :here as
being glorious, and conducive in a
marked degree to his physical we'll being
aud mental improvement. Nye stated
that it was only necessary for IN invalid
to reach Ashavile IN time to secure his
conll,te recovery to physical perfection,
but said he, some people arrive too late,
aud on their COMMISSIONERS IN the grave
yard eau be read:
To the memory OF
JONAS JONES,
who reached ASheviUe,
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UiHaTou IHdV tH5 NJuHU3 ItV"'u'V1
accept Of G. J. Waite, sheriff, a due bill
for all the unsolicited taxes of the levy
of 1898, said due bill to be decreased rs
fast as the taxes car be collected. and it
is hereby understood and agreed, that
all Of said taxes not collectable shalt De
returned insolvent.
Ordered that from this date all work
on the public roads be stopped except by
a special order from the commissioner
having charge OF the road district.
Bond of George NJ. Dawson as con.
stable of the Ninth district, with Samuel
W. Fitzgerald and John w. Brown as
sureties was examined and approved.