The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-15
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David R.r. Grasos q o".TeF'' h'
b,eu granted an origip'lp
An ice cream fe,ar,l was held by tn
,;ala..ha s,Ivatiou army IN ther bar
Laa,e' o ., w. ~ sd Thursday ever
iDgs. ,.soterprisinp nho,o
chambers have PLACED an ATTRACTIVE dlspla!
snapne.S ha'o p ,ssr gallery in the Payn
building.
NJ E-nss.F Bsiug' a stenographe
,Mn P p Railroad office a
PhiIadelphia, visited 'nO"s ''S 0'0 'r'eHa'
in town this Eees' ~
u,,.,, ,..istugi in moving the Egisco-
-" ME a'', Tussdsy. George Draper hat
hi, hand caught by the en-" o. plank
ma thing hI. dnssr' severely
..,ofeld, of Philadelphia, is now
W. '' v,rtop as chemist at the pulp
w rUo-ssu and the Providence paper mills OF
t So' sius s Pup and Paper Company
A' o n.hsmisn Interpreter at the can
nsrv Of mcGraw and Smith met with a
, ns,s accident this weeN his finger bscOm
pAlh. snsht in the machinery aud partly
g'Ou The Hartford county Teachers Iustitue
wniob adjourned Saturday elected officers
" Nn allows: President, W. H, Psntz; vice
as lo,lvs' VIM. ]. Hill, secretary and
, prss Miss Annie Middendorf.
William H. Seward died a. his home
:. r,t Neck on Monday in the SOth year
s.;. .os He followed the trade of a
"..on and was we'll known in the county
His tuners. took place on Thursday,
Mrs. James Cameron, wife of James
cameron resident of West Elkton,
dropped dead at her home of heart trouble
=, Thursday. Mrs. Cameron was forty
ro.rs of age, and leaves family of several
children.
r. Dsibsrt, Bros. & Co. are now
ready for business at their dry dock at
Cbssapsaks CRY. The dock has capacity
for vessels and barges of all descriptions, of
~ feet draught, 81 feet beam, 10 feet
length over all.
in railroad accident near Northumber
land. Pennsylvania, last week all the
trained dogs owned By Prof. j. X. Miller
of Newark, Delaware, were killed. Prof
Miller was making an exhibition tour with
p.ppSuir,p;a
On Monday a jury of condemnation
granted the heirs of Lewis Boulder S2400
damages for the right of way for the
Elkton and Middle;own railroad through
their farm W. S. Evans, Esq, was the
attorney for the owners of the property.
"A large stable and hay barrack belong
ing to Henry a. Osbourn, two miles from
Hayre de Grace GU the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad were destroyed by fire Saturday
together with their contents of hay and
grain. The horses ard cattle were saved.
No insurance.
The property of the late William Nc
Names was offered a. public sale on Tues
day. by John McNamee, executor. The
farm in the Fifth district was withdrawn.
The dwelling house on East Main street
was bought by William McNamec, one of
the heirs for 1920
The reed and rail bird shooting has
been very much handicapped by the tides
which last week were before day light, On
Monday the tide flooded about five O'Clock
and the sportsmen have been out III force
this week Much cunning was done last
week on the afternoon tide.
Michael Reed, head breakmal of
extra freight No. 2l0, northbound on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
Railroad. was instantly killed on Sunday
morning near Newport. He was standing
on the top of his train when his head struck
a bridge OIL the line of the road.
William Shredder, the horsemau who
has been in Elkton several months buying
horses for the market, was attacked on
Main street at late hour on Saturday
hight by two men who were supposed to
be DRINK The men were frightened off
before Mr.. Shredder received any injury.
Mr.. G. 5. Griffith, State superintendent
Of the Insane Asylums and Aims Houses,
lin Elkton on Saturday and made an
iusuection of the Jail and the county insti-
,utlous at Cherry HE. Mr.. Griffith makes
a favorable report OF their condition and
m.Iptenapce. His official State report will
kssued shortly.
Miss Lsnnie Paxson, very estImabe
lsdy well known in this county died while
nm y;s;t to her sisters at their old home
Cedar Park Farm, in Lansburg
tuvnship Pa. She was in the both year OF
Der AGE and for the past thirty-SeFen years
md bean A mem Der OF the family OF her
lister Mrs. w. L. Porter, at Rowlandvilie.
Miss Selma Ireland, only daughter of
II. ! NJ. ireland, formerly OF Calvert, but
ow of Washington, ID. c., died at her, home
that city en- Monday, aged 81 years OF ty-
hold fever. The remains were brought 10
aivert for inteIment on Thursday, at
osahapk NJ, E. cemetery. Miss Ireland
no grand daughter Of the late
oseph Halnos, and a neice of Reuben
lanes. Esq, of the Elkton Bar, She was
Young lady of culture and refinement,
nd her early death Is a deep atfiiction to
er family
The work of moving the Episcopal
,ctorv from Main street to Bridge
reet in order to clear the route for the
,lkton and MiddletOwn railroad, was
,nnIeted this week, and the moving OF
No Cosden property occupied by George b
-srfo,t was begun. The families were not
nj IN the necessity of removing but re-
,,iriro in the houses while they We're
, transit. The railroad is being pushed
= fast as possible, the work of clearing the
-.y through L ktoa being the first for
ccomplishment.
IA large nun Ter of temperance people
# the county met in the Hall on Tuesday
md uerfected plans to carry on a. effective
.ampaign in the county this Fall AS II
heir former meeting we were unable tc
ret the minutes and can not therefore give
full account of what occurred. - Cect
county NelcS.
The above item seems to imply that oul
had been refused access tt
he minutes of Tuesdays conference. Tn
EDITOR of the WIG was the secretary of tn
and its minutes were free t.
every body. Their non appearance in tn
Ne,cs is simply due to the negligence of 1t
publisher to get them from the secretary
who would as chearfully have given them t
him as he did TO others who wanted them
The Tome Institute at Port Deposi
will open on Monday next. The teacher
have been selected; as follows: Pro-
James II, CambelI; director; j. NJ. Jane
'on, of Binghamton, y. Y, science; Charlie
b. Howe, New York, manual training an
industrial drawing; Miss L. A. Palmer
form study and drawing; Miss Mar
Bennett, manual training in the lowe
grades; Mrs Hendrix, sewing, dressma akin