The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-01-30

district, DR.. C. NJ. Ellis, Warren r. Grosh,
John Moore and W. A. Mitchell; Fourth
district, George w. Biles, james NJ. Casio
and John Dewitt: Fifth district, j. Alex
Rutter, Vim. J. Wilson and j. Taylor Janney;
Sixth district, A. j. Michiner. Alfred Kirk,
D. Webster Mcyey; Seventh district, Thomas
G. Bond. Wm 4. Patton. Col. Enoeh Noyes;
Eighth district, DR.. S. r. Roman. John NJ.
Rawlings, Me rift S. McNamee: Ninth district
Z. L. Duyckinck, Geo. W. Clifford and John
2. Wilson.
The dog catchers have struck for higher
wages.
George W. Boulder. of Elkton, has been
granted an original pension.
SEE "Thc Burglar at the E,kton Opera
Hourse next Thursday night.
John L. Harvpy's sale at Chills has been
posi- ponrd 10 Tuesday, February oh. Notice
his ''al"
John Lloyd in walking along the edge Of
Il vat of boiling pulp at Simg"riI's Mill on
Friday morning Slipped and badly SCALED
Ms legs
Mr.. Sehatror. wife of Joseph SrhalIor, of
Chesapeake CITY. died at her home in that
town ON WoIrcsaa'. of paralysis in her
srvcuty-siXth year.
The dog catrher- are booming the dog
muHzl" business in Elktom. citizen who
5 =ivrn to warcin& remarked In" oth"r Night
that the hrs, munzl" for do: is the muzzI'
IF gun.
The Z, Pennsylvania railroad express train
winch passes EIkton, northlround, in the
evening at SAT made til" rum from North
East 10 Eikton. on Sunday evening in four
and half minutes.
Mr.. WIN. Dom Price has rented the dwell
Miss Mary Mccullough. aud now occupied by
Mrs Win. q. Hollngsworth--wh will remov"
20 Bultimorr-nnh the Misses Thackcry.
Mr.. Frank +. Whitney has had on cXhi-
bition this week at Mr. Ii. G. Lewis store. his
valuable collection OF L. :. copper coins. This
collection is the result of several years o.
Industrious labor on Mr.. Whitncy's part.
Among the inmates confined on shor'
ntrncrs for minor offences in the House of
c ERECTION. who hav" been parIoned 10y
Governor Lownd"s. are the following from
Cecil county, W. $. DuIanny Patrick CoIIen,
Patrick Flynn, Coleman Print, Patrick
Jennings and Andrew Francis.
Mr.. ]. Harvey Groves has leased for Il
term of six years from Mrs NJ. Z. iuite, the
frame blacksmith shop in the "HoIlow' re-
centy occupied by Mr.. Samuel II. King. Mr.
Groves will build an addition to the rear Of
the shop, and make such changes rs may he
necessary to convert the building into a steam
creamery, and will transfer to that stand, the
business now conducted by him at Davis Il
Vins.nger's mill
The installation of officers Of Fairview
Castle X. G.. f., took place January 16: Past
Chief George Il. Ewing; Noble Chief, james
R. Dawson; Vice Chief, Jesse Tyson; High
Priest. Webster Brown; V. II , Robert Me-
Mullen: NJ. Of r.. J. L. Scarborough; G of
Z j. B. Roberts; X. of L C NJ. R,sler; s.
H., r. A. Ramsey: w. c.. Elmer HuttOn W.
b., Howard Ewing; Ensign. q. A. Mullen;
Esquire, w. d. Ewing; First g. E. w. Clifford;
Second G., J. Il. Conlcy: Representative to
Grand Castle, L. W. Clifford. d. G G
Clifford con lucted the installation. The
castle has SO members ana is in a nourishng
condition.
Tho intense cold of Monday and Tuesda,
was followed by Il fall of six inches of SNOW
in this county on Wednesday night, the
heaviest fall of the winter. There is not.
however. much prospect of seghing, tn
high wind of Wednesday night having drirtei
the snow badly on the public roads. lee has
closed navigation on our rivers a number Of
vessels being frozen in, among them three
steamers belonging to the Shriver line being
reported frozen in at the mouth Of the Sassa.
fras river Reports from every section of the
State indicate the heaviest snow storm and
the lowest Temperatures OF the winter, the
zero point having been reached on Tuesday
night.