The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-07-20
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store cut bad cash in his left hand, last
Sunday while breaking glass.
There is promise of heavy corn crop
here this year. and there was II very lair
yield of wheat and oats.
'The News" probably would not be so sure
Of winning next fall. il they could hear the
Democrats talking Of voting for VIM j. Clark
The shannon sheet mill went to work We'd
nrsday morning, ana the lower water nill
and the steam mil are being gotten in rcadi-
ness for work.
The Republicans of this district ar" de-
lighted with the ticket nominated last Tues
day 10y the convention, especially that of VIM.
J. Clark for Cos missioner.
Mr.. Harry NJ. W"st, is engaged in pninti3.;
in Charlestown, having Just finished Nelson
Blacks residence and Is gatting quite II rcpu-
ton as IA painter i'll that town.
Several of our young men organized Il off
CLUB last week which will he Known as the
Cecil Golf Club. c. Hal johnson was elected
President; George S;mroe, Sec'y: and H. H..
White, Treasurer.
Prof. L. b. Fockler, lett for his home ut
Emmitsburg. Md. on his wheel on Thursday
last He went by the way of Wilmington,
Chester. West Chester, Columbia, Lancaster
and Gettysburg and from there to his home.
Rev l.. W. LayiirId, of Wilmington, was
here last sunday with friends, and preached
10Th morning and evening in the NJ. Z.
u,
Reberca Crouch at Harris VI. Z. Church. Elk
Neck
The Local Preachers and Exhorters' Camp
uegan in Johnson's woods on Tuesday last,
under bright auspices for largely attended
and beneficial campmeeting. The tents to the
nUI.hcr of 81 have been put up in n circle
around the auditorium where seats have been
provided for about 1000 people. The singing
is under the charge of Prof. Ewing of Balti-
m re. Three sermons day are preached by
prominent local preachers from all parts of
the country, at 10 o'clock, 3 o'clock and 7.30
ut 6 and Il. NJ and p. III. 1t is one of the
finest groves for "A camp in this neighborhood
and is near both the p. W. & b ;. and b. & o.
IA roads Hacks are run from the town and
IA fare of 20 cents round-trip is charged. The
tenterS with their families to the number of
nearly 200 are very Soriabe, and are as fol-
lows from Wilmington: DIR. J. II. Simms and
| family. Rev. Chas A. Foster and George W.
Baldwin Rev. John Dickey and Prof. J. G.
| Robinson, of Baltimore; Rev. John Il.
Wright and Mrs. Mary Wright, of Washing
ton; Rev. Daniel Green of Newport; Samuel
Gray and W. ID. WurIow, of Trainors. Pa
Rev. S. 7. Sherwood, Of Brooklyn, n. Y;
Rev. Isaac Cooke, PHILLIP sburg, Pa; Hunter
Mahonoy, Maggie Morei, of Leeds; ElwooG
Janncy. 7. IL. Nanrelt of Zion: o. A. Taylor,
/ of ChiIds. Those from LAY View, Mechanics
Valley. !. lie and North East are: Rev. VIM.
I. Hammond who has charge; the Misses
Campbell H. G.. WiIdsmith, Mrs. John |.
Foster, Erastus Rutter and family. Isaiah
Ri Idle and family, George T. Murray and
ia nily, Frank keithly and family, W. ".
Logan and family. Samuel Cauley and family,
! Georg" o. CAREY and family, MIR. and Mis-.
John Dunlap, Mrs. A. p. Rose, S. j. Reeder
a ID family, Mrs. Chas. Lilly, Mrs T. J.
Abrams, MIS- Annie Clark, Harry Logan.
;"nters with families are: J. T. Reed. T. NJ.
NJ arms, of Calvert; :. NJ. Johnson. Harry
NJ thoney, Miss Lizzie Smith. John White. W.
W. Let's. Miss Hannah Warburton, r. b
McNamee, Z. I. Leedom. Harry Trimble,
q 'orge Kirk, Harry Rose. The W. c. r. U.
also have Il tent for their accommodation.
sunday is expected to be Il big day but we
are not able to announce the preachers for
sunday, but they will he the ablest in the
association.