The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-02-06

move LIS idIilliN Idch " ElklOL
A !yceum and debating society has been
organized at Hickory Grove schoo, house.
Albert Carter, Of Baltimore has bought
out the general store Of Il. c. Porter ut Cherry
Hill.
While unloading lumber on Monday
George A. Howard mashed his right hand
quite severely
-Elkton wants some new streets opened
and building lots sold within the reach of
the Iaboring man.
DR.. William IL. Lee, Of Baltimore. visited
the Elkton jul and county Aims House and
Insane Asylum on Tuesday
-Ihrty-Hine COWS. none OF them fresh
averaged $23.75 head at George Campbell's
sale above Bay View last week.
The iron work of the new bridge on
Bridge street over the Elk river which was
washed away has all been recovered
Eugene Clark, of Cecilton, has leased the
FELTON, House. Elkton. and will begin the
management of the hotel on March %.
The newly appointed School Com.
missoners Messrs Blake and Kirk will enter
upon their duties at the next meeting of the
board, Tuesday next.
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VI
The iuhrrhI OF MIS-. joseph HhAII'r VINO
died at her nome in Chesapeake CITY. on
Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, took place ON Friday
last week the int"rmrnt beng IN the Cathoiic
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M infant emma "' James Denny formerly
o. E'"t"h' d'A ~ thN nom" oi us parents III
'ama"h' y. j. on Monday. Inc remains
were brought to ElEtoh on Tuesday ana were
Inferred III the hiNtoh cemetery.
TUESDAY last being II fcarfuly stormy
day. the sale OF personal property of Mrs.
Louisa A. Haddock. oxecutriX CT Samuel
Hadd"rk. to take place near zion was post
pOncd until Monday next. Notice the cad.
in this issue of the WING.
If is the oninion of most Of ;he nearh
yro,vars. of the st,te and peninsul, tho+ tbara
will no vary few n.oches next season They
think that the trees have been damayed nv
th, Gold and tbav also find that thera is mora
dood wood on III. trooo tbon for r,,,,, ,.e,rs
before at This time
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ment in Cecil county has been made and
entered five of the nine districts-the districts
completed being the First, Second Third.
Fifth and Ninth. The Fourth district has
been returned and the asscssors are. about
completing the work in the Sixth.
A hro,,.n sryitch rail ON the p w .,a y
r,iIrooa troots uos discorered mar tho
rlLton station NJ, s,p1ov,nd w,. r.nIo.ad
Iosora any, trains had n,esad over Tbncon-
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tin,as and this timelv discovery eunhosizel
the fact that the chance of accidents is re-
dured to a minimum by the PENNSYLVANIA
Americas great trunk line.
IF C,rdIcmos he l,rt,ht and eo,r
There will be two winters in that year
But Tuesday WIS not bright and clear, on
the contrary it was one of the foulest DAYS of
the season, therefore if there be ANYTHING in
the old cOuplet we may reasonably eypect