The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-09-23
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driver.
The town authorities had force of
workmcn repairing and RELAXING the board
walk on Milburn street and Collins avenue
this week.
Attractive posters have been put up
throughout Elkton and Cecil county adver-
Using the Elkton Fair to be held October B.,
4, 5 and 6.
This week School Examiner Biddle has
been visiting among and making an inspec-
ton Of the public schools in the upper dis
tricts of this county.
Clarence w. Perkins, of Baltimore; Phile-
mon b. Hopper and Edwin II. Brown, OF
Centreyillr, were among the visiting lawyers
in town on Tuesday.
The Northern Convocation of the Diocese
OF Easton. was in session on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday OF this week, in Shrews-
bury Parish at GaIcnn.
.-Aldred Hague, OF Chesapeake City. until
recently salesman in the general store OF W.
Don Price, has accepted position in Bal! :
Oak Hall Clothing House.
Rev Charles A. SaluonI. Of Edinburgh,
''"''''' VIII f''"'" at "''' ~ ,'''''7 '''''''
TINS county tomorrow. lie is Il delegate 70
the Presbyterian Council, meeting in Wash
lIGton next week.
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Mark Sienna, m Italian, living on Main
street, was arrested by Bai!iN Bidd.e Hatur-
day night for being drunk and 6isordcrly.
He WIS given hearing before Magistrate $.
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G. IL. Baldwin. contractor, has lust
painted the residence Of Joseph r. Groves.
near Zion. The interior was repniuted and
rcpapered. The worl, is frst-class and the
appearance of the property has been greatly
improved
-Homard Terry, of the Sixth district, lost
a valuable horse one day last week. The
horses and mules werc together in the pas
ture, when one of the latter kicked the horse
with such violence as to break Its leg. 1t
had to be shot.
1t is reported that Miss Title Hindman,
WHO h"s 'eeh dangerously III Win "PPen"l-
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A large barn on the larm OF Mrs. Eliza
BETH H. Brihtoh, II lew miles north oil the
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The Epworth League of the Elkton NJ.
L. Church opened last evening with a literary
and musical program. Rev. A. s. Mowbray,
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The Twelfth Annual Reunion of Batter,
b, LIST Maryland Light Artillery, known as
SHOWS Battery, will be held at Port Deposit
on Saturday. October 7, at 10 80 a. m. Mem
bors and all old soldiers are invited to be
present. Hiram 7. Brown. secretary; VIM.
II. Cook president.
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wrong bundle caused the husband Of one tC
swallow hastv supper and speed ava,
across lots as fast as his legs could carry him
to meet the southbound train and intercept
the bundle, Will. husband No. . had to arise
by times the next morning and hasten to the
early train, en- route for the sSunr after that
precious bundle, which he found peaccfull,
resting upon the counter, where II had beer
left the dav before Oxford Press.
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