The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-15
PerryVille News.


Thomas Kane is moving into his large
house on Main street.
The houses on Aiken avenue built by
James T. Graham are now ready for the
inside finish.
Madam Rumor has it that some weddings
will occur before the autumn blasts rob the
forest of its golden hue.
Messrs. jackson s. Patterson are rapidly
pushing toward completion the two large
double dwelling houses for VIM. H. Cole,
Jr., on Elm street.
Mr.. Baysrd Taylor, our auctioneer and
provision dealer. has changed his resi-
into the house Joining the one he fori - !
occupied on Main street. 1t is SUPP =. !
Mr.. Taylor will hold both houses in o
to have more convenience to facilitate
increasing trade.
Quite novel little fishing party left or
town on Friday evening last, and spefs 4
several hours coasting on the blue waite
of the old Chesapeake. The party COM
prised the small crew of four in boak
Harry Davis and lady and Frank Harlal
and lady. The singing and sweet STRAIN
from the cornet on the calm, quiet water
echoed through the night air.
To have some sport at the expense or
Harry Davis, baggage master, some doggy
minded individuals have been shipping
dogs of all sorts and in great numbers from
Baltimore to Perryville to Mr.. Davis as .
Joke. The boxes containing the dogs are
generally tagged with card marked "For
companys use." If the parties sending
these CANNES had to pay the expense OF
shipping such worthless ours, it would soon
| put a stop to such use of the company's
property. Is IS very evident that the par
| ties thus engaged are employees of the
| company. Who they are is the question.
\ birthday surprise party was given Mrs
| Charles Howard on Front street, on Satur-
day evening, the eighth inst. Owing to
the inclemency of the weather there was
not as many in attendance as would have
| been otherwise. Among the invited guests
| the following were on hand to participate
| il the pleasures Of the evening: Misses
| Mary Little, Eleanor Little, Hattie Little
May Owens, Emma Owens, Eva Boyd,
Daisy Love, Clara Howard; Messrs. George
Boyd, Horace Harlan, Alonzo Gillespie,
| Thomas Kane, Clinton Kane, Thomas GAL
vert, Clinton Owens, James McClin socb,
| Theodore Howard and Fred Howard. The
evening was very pleasantly spent. After
having Jared sumptuously upon the refresh
ments, the party retired to their respective
homes much pleased with the hospitalit
that was rendered them b. the hostess.
The building of a new church in Perry
vile is not merely talk; everything is being
done to bring matters to business turn,
up to the point. The plan and style of the
building are in the hands OF the architect,
and as soon as the necessary drawings are
m ade the building will be placed in The
hands of the lowest bidder to fill the con-
tract. The new edifcc will be built on the
latest and most convenient style with two
large vestibule doors and have a seating
capacity for four hundred persons. The
aud furnished with every necessary con-
venience The old church building will be
used for a Sunday school room. 1t will be
turned around and left at the rear Of the
new building, fronting on Susquehanna
avenue,
The service at the NJ. E. Church on Sun
day last was of very interesting charac-
ter, Rev II. G. Budd choosing for his tex
, the following passage from Malachi, 3, 10
' "Bring We all the tthes into the storehouse
, that there may be meat in mine house. and
, prove me now herewith, saith the Lord o
hosts, if l will not open you the Window
of Heaven, and pour you out a blessing
that there shall not be room enough t,
receive it," Speaking of the Jewish leader
= and teachers Mr.. Budd gave some yer.
> applicable illustrations, showing the who'll
u duty of thu Christian church, relative t
0 the necessity of Christian growth in attain
= ing the ecstacy of joy in the Christian
n lite, speaking of our offerings not simply a
a sacrifice to please God. The speake
thought it an essential more necessary {
gain the freshest and most bountiful desce
sion of Gods spirit upon his creatures
Where people fail to experience genuin
g and heartfelt joys in their daily lives
lust at this one point, simply failing I
q measure up to the requirements that ar
!. mentioned in the text. God says Prov
N me, try me- on this line, and see if l wi
A not fulfil my agreement. God does nc
= want any loungers or loaters in the caut'
but energetic, sincere workers in his churc
- such as can command the offer he maxi
as a free gift to all men. How many liz
III up to the requirements : The influence fe
is the best evidence that can be given. Ho
IN are we offer these tithes And what sha
;, they be ? The voice of conscience speaH
~ to you all, and tells you to offer your be
e, gifts unto the Lord. BY Withholding thes
tithes of zeal and consistency we rob Goo
and in robbing God we rob ourselves OF Il
w. greatest comforts that our finite minds D
of Capable of compromising Then as Chri
{. tan men and women let us give our TIN
and talents with our sincere and reyerenti
deyotions to God and his church, an
ISIS then we shall realize the blessedness
~ Gods promise fulfilled in us by she ou
an pouring Of the blissful dews of our saviour
&. sympathizlng love, wherein we Will
able to express ourselves with the tollowil
on o bliss of bliss o JOY divine
lev Todwell with him in love;
~ 1t doth my heart incline,
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