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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-24
MURDER AT COKESBURY.
Maggie Pitt, COlOred, Dies From the Ef-
fectS Of Pistol wounds Inflicted
by Horace Cooper.

Maggie Pitt the rolorcd woman who was
shot at an early hour on sunday morning,
at Cok2sbury. about two miles from Port
on Wednesday night. Horace Cooper, also
co!orcd, the murderer is still Il fugitive from
Justice.
On Sunday morning Cooper who also lives
N CoKesDury. entc cd the house of the
woman and shot heg three times with a re-
yoIyer. Seeing that the woman was not
instantly killed the iicnd then hurried to the
house Of his father and returned with gun
intending to make second attempt on her
life. The woman begg, d for L ercy and Cooper
not having heart to carry out his intent made
mis- escape il is thought over the Maryland
line into Pennsylvania and took to the woods.
Cooper on Several occasions had threatened
the wOman- life because she refused to marry
him. On saturday night he made an attempt
to kill her, but was prevented by Perry Glib
son, ut whose house the victim lived. He
returned on sunday morning and requested
to see her, and upon her refusal to admit
him, forced his way into the house with the
above result.
States Attorney Crothcrs and Deputy Sheriff
Mackey are engaged on the case.
Horace Cooper, the murderer, is black,
about feet in height. rather stout, nous
tarhe, wore cap which he kept pulled down
over his eyes, - years Of age, Wore dark
sack coat very much faded dark pants and
dark overcoat, carried a bundle.
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the author of his being and ready for the
education may not he religion surely rcli-
gion is education. The greater includes the
less.
An education which proceeds upon Christ
ian principles which is under the direction of
Christian teachers which is in harmony with
revealed religious truth must necessarily be-
"omea mighty helpful rartornthe attainment
of the goal of Christian effort.
study of church history will show that
educational movements are the result always
of great religious awaktntngs. They follow
rs surely as effect follows Gauge. The mind
once released from the chains of sin. reaches
out into all realms in search OF truth. 1t is
then ready for lis best effort. and for per
manent results. Schools like these are made
possible because of the preaching of the
gospel OF Jesus Christ. They can flourish
only where the gospel is known and accepted.
| am therefor" most happy TO soc this noble
building erected. perfectly equipped. and
thoroughly otlicrred, to-day dedicated to the
work of education in perfect harmony with
the work of the church. and the design Of the
gospel Of Christ. As one OF the many forces
set i'll operation by the gospel of Christ. |
shall expect this school to he n mighty factor
for the eni ghtcnment of this entire commit
nifty. This age is most fruitful in the develop
mcnt of til" resources all about us and not the
l"ast remarkable has been the advance in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-11-24
Church News.

Thanksgiving service will he held in Trinity
Church on Thursday next, at 1890 II. IN.
Sermon by the rector.
The closing exercises OF West Amwell NJ. E.
sunday school will he held on sunday,
December :. All are invited.
There will be preaching in the Free Metho-
dist Church every sunday at 80 p. m by
the Rev. 0. ID. Seward. Everybody is invited
to attend
Rev. William Schoulcr- will hold service at
Andora tomorrow, sunday, at p m. Service
regularly hereafter on sunday afternoon
without further notice. All are cordially
invited.
The ladies of the Catholic Church, Elkton,
will serve an oyster and poultry supper in
the basemens OF the church on evenings o.
Dec. 8, and s. All are cordially invited.
Tickets 35c.
A Sunday School anniversary will be held
next Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock, at the
Free Methodist chapel on West High street
There will be song services and addresses
by the pastor, Rev. O.D. Seward, Rev. |. l..
Wood OF the NJ. L. Church, and others. All
invited.
Divine service will be held in Zion Presby-
terian Church on Sunday. The Rev. Mr..
McEmoyle, of Elkton, will ofliciate in the
of Darlington, in the evening, Hours of SER
vice, II a. m. and 7.3O. There will be no SER
vice ut Rock Church on Sunday.
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WEDDING BELLS.
ReeSe-Tull.

Mr.. Richard Reese and Miss Eliza Ellis Tull,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary L. TuIl, two promi-
nent members of EIkton society, We're married
at high noon on Wednesday in Trinity Church.
the rector. Rev William Srhouer officiating.
The bride entered upon the arm of her uncle,
Captain Phillip Il. Ellis. L. 5. A., who gave
her away, preceded by the four ushers-C. N.
Tull, brother Of the bride, DR.. II. l.. Clemson,
W. ii. May, Jr. and John g. Constable, and
the maid Of honor, Miss Give Ellis, cousin of
the bride They were met at the chancel by
the groom, accompanied by the best man
his brother, Mr. George NJ. Reese, Of Balti-
more. Little Misses Roberta Tull and Isa-
bella Mackall acted us ribbon girls. Mr..
Asher A Scott presided at the organ.
The chancel Of the church was tastefully
trimmed with chrysanthemums. The service
was impressively performed, and the church
was filled with friends of the contracting
parties. The bride was becomingly attired
i'll "A travelling costume Of blue covert cloth,
trimmed with sable fur. with hat and gloves
to match, and carried violets and white
church ritual, from which the service was
read. Tn" groom wore Il morning costume
black coat with striped trousers.
They left Immediately after the service on a
bridal trip to Old Point Comfort and other
points. Mr. and Mrs. Reese will reside in
ElktOn.
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FAIR OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Next Exhibition Will Be Held on
September 1913, 1895.

The Board of Managers OF the Cecil County
Agricultural Society elected at the meeting of
the stockholders held in Elkton last week
met on tuesday and organized. George s.
Woollcy was reelected President; Dr. Howard
Bratton, Nice-president John NJ. Tucker,
Secretary and Treasurer. The other
members OF the Board are: L. p. Lllsby,
Il. c. Lewis, John ". Harriott, II. NJ. Nc
Cullough, 5. c. Rowland, Morris Dunbar,
William a. Wilson. II. 5. Mcdowell.
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moment entertain such Il thought. But on
the other hand my confidence is that these
Christian teachers recognizing the intention
OF the founders and conscious of the splendid
opportunity offered them, mindful of the
great responsibilities involved, and loyal to
Christ, will seek by example, by word. hy
influence, all the time to lead these Young
minds to those pure fountains of knowledge.
in which there IS no poison Of skeptirism no
sediment OF doubt. no ancshetic of indillrr-
ence but the pure fountain Of truth as it is
in jesus Believing a- DO that this is their
ultimate purpose, their highest ambition, |
congratulate myself as Il minister Of the
Gospel in this place, | congratulate the
founders and the trustees of this school ON
securing such a tcaching'force. conserratc,l
and devoted to the highest Christian culture.
and pray that your fondrst hopes may be
ahunlantly realized in the continued success
and prosperity Of this school, and in the
refining influence upon the entire community
| am impressed also that this school was
founded at an opportune moment. and the
surprising attendance is but sure prophecy,
| am certain, of its ever Increasing usefulness.
May the honored founders live long to see its
remarkable success, and in the knowledge of
that success have their reward
ADDRESS OF HON. W. W. HOPKINS.
Were to attempt. after the able addresses
nj ly I,, I;..,;,
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Of enforcement, and it was made the subject
of unfinished business at the next meeting.
After clerting several new members, the
club adjourned to meet at Mr.. Thomas G.
Bonds on Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
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heute in elmer Otine in OtcOomeQ-
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SSbu" bee9eu 9ier Ober tHnf farbi9e
arbeiter waren Oamit bei6Gftigt elm
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nueten Oa;u cine Spisbade. Giner Der
ar6eiter trleb Oieie nit iolter 8u6t in
Sas SAB, baB Oas PulOer erploOirte.
gilmore Snigbt un6 Sumuel Dunn
murOsn getOOtet unO @6orleS Seoes erz
bebli6 uerlset.
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etpa cine Otetle 0itlid BON bier belegez
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-07
Hshse q "a Ia Ieavsaae Pows-Iaese o. Cow Reoo.%
Re-! Rss5:s'!
ABSOLUTELY PQNa
ABBREVIATED reLeoaAsaa

Obituary: A. Norrisnaville, MA, ". Z
NOsrisoa, . cousin 0f ex-CoogrussWau
Morrison. A. Cincinnati, w. J. Howard,
well-kuown Insurance man of Chicago,
aeed a.
The police a New York found $50 PEI.
soos out 81 work In IN agGregate a MO9s
usually employed.
Charies Messoer shoe hin ssspnoeher and
killed himself st Pittsburg because she -
cused him d stealing On.
The New YOsk court q appeals hss
atarmei The judgment a the lower court
against l.ucius. alias "Dink" Wilson. now
IN Auburn awaiting eDectroshauasia for
the murder of Detective Harvey in syria
cuse while attempting % escape.
The Rev. Or. George Gitson's cungrc-
Ratton in the United prcsbyterisn church
of ten Fnnpcisco. hiss listened to Q sermon
by Mn. Charles Z reake. formerly an
scsrcss of some prominence. who became
converted at'rut six months ago.
Captain Zenas = Bourne, Of the Amer
tcan schooner Hattie T. Smith, has re-
ceivrsl from the Italian government . silver
medal hF his gallant rescue ~ the crow q
the Italian hark vinccnxo Galatola. whom
he landed ut New Bedford last August.
Many people have been exposed to small
pox Ht I.uvernc. Ia. by coming In contact
with man from Chicago who was stricken
with the disease. A quarantine has bsen
established and every prccaution has tpeeu
taken TO prevent spread If the disease.
Generous responses 90 the call for aid
have relieved the unemployed In the Goge
bic range, and the suffering II now prsc.
tically relieved.
Dr. George r. Yeagrr has been arrested
et Indianapolis charged with malpr~cfice.
Mrs. Theresa Balser, wife Of Charles Bal.
srr. . haker. died RECENTLY and prcpara-
tons wrre being made TO bury her, when
che cusooer ordered . post-mortem exam.
ination to be made.
BY the reason of the recent throwing
open Of government lands in northern Wis
consin the land Office ut Ashland 10 being
nestcged BY applicants who want contests
decided.
I'm Ellis, the missine postmaster at Dub.
lin, Indiana. has been found In Fayctte
county. His sudden disappearance was
due to the actions Of hi. daughter. who
was clerk in the postofIice and was
charged with robbing the mails.
Charles Morgan, Of Livermore, Ia,
gave his notes with the signature Of Abe
Simmons and Mr.. Kinney, his brothers-in.
law. Morgan has skipped out, and his
sureties have 70 pay the notes.
Ice dealers Of indianapolis are exercised
over the poor prospects for rich harvest
this season.
Seven months ago Chancey Baker, a
farmer living near I.awton, Mich, mar
ried buxom widow of 40, he being much
Older. The matrimonial venture was .
failure md the cotrIr hnva .,,,.r -s.~y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-07
CmAxCE9Y NOTICE.

eTAT8 or ILLINOIS,
ROCK lslAHD COUNT.
In the Circuit conrt OF eaid county to the Nav
term. A. D. 1894.
Rock leland Savings Bsnk W John n. Rev no,de.
Elisha P. Reyrolds. Jr.. Lucy NJ Channon,
Bet&cy Reynolds. Amanda R ynolds and Ben
REYNOLDS, General No. IS 2-in Chancery
A@davit Of non-r side &C. Of John H. heynol II.
Elisha z. Reynolds, IT. .Betscy Rcyno de- and Ben
ksynolds. mp eadrd with the above fefendAnts
Lucy y. ChaDnon and Amanda Reynolds having
b. eu d'ed In The cerk's once OF the circuit court
Of said county. notice IL therefore h rehy given
to the ssid nonresident defer dant. ,hst the com
planant died In the clerk ON &c it, bill Of eom-
plant in said court. the cha 1cery side here
OF. on he %; h day of December. A d, lsS3 aud
that . summons ms been fssucd out Of said cou,t
wherein said suit is now pending, refuruable on
the nrst Monday in the month Of May next, al
BY Lac required.
Now, unis 81 you, the said nonresident dcfen.
danfs above Eamed. John II Reynolds, Elisha
Reynolds, II Bc sey Re, no d. and Hen REYNOLDS
shall personally be and appear before the said
circuit court on the first DAY Of the next
term thereof. II he holden NJ Hock lsland 10
sn' for .aid conntr. ON The nr.t Mond,v ia
Nay next. and plead. answer or dcmur To
the said complsi an,'s bill OF complaint, tho
same and the matters and things therein charrcd
and stated will he taken ~ confessed, aid de-
cree entered against you according 70 the prayer
Of faid bill.
hook is.snd. IN. Feb and A. n. .sa
q O-GE W. GAMBLE, Clerk.
JACKSON Z Hurst. Comp's Sol.