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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-06-24
CECILT0N ITEMS.
CEcILToN, June %, 1899

cECILlON, June G0 1893
Mr.. John II. Black is the guest OF friends
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George W. Cruikshank, of Balti-
more, has been entertained by her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Cruikshank.
Mrs. Benjamin jackson and daughters,
Ethel and Lola, are guests of Mrs. Enoch
Short.
Mrs. G. W. Mcgee and granddaughter,
Airline, have returned from visit with her
daughters, at Newburgh.
Miss Mary Howard and Miss Kate Fergu-
son, OF Chesapeake City, spent Sunday at
Mr.. Harry d. Budd's with friends.
Mr.. j. L. Ferguson, OF Chestertown. was
in town on Sunday.
Miss Christine Luthringer has been enter
tanned during the past week by Miss Mollie
Il. Richards.
Mrs. j. G. Price and Miss Annie Price were
guests of Mrs. Milcha Lusby.
Mr.. John w. Taylor, of Baltimore, is spend
ing sometime with his parents.
Rev. Charles Hill, of Smyrna, spent several
days with Judge David P. Davis.
Harvest Is about over.
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Craoe MeWs.


$. G. England * Son have been making Il
number Of improvements to their creamery at
Calvert, notably the putting in of larger
boiler The firm makes and ships over two
tons of butter Il week.
Mr.. w. w. Davis has been prospecting on
property in North East recently bought by
Messrs. Mallen and Cosden from the receivers
OF the Mccullough Iron Company. Mr.. Davis
has succeeded in finding certain ores, clays
and minerals. and it is said that there are
large quantities OF them.
Charles S. Edgar Of New Jersey, who is
interested in a kaolin plant in Florida. is
boring for kaolin on several properties in the
neighhOrhood of North East A number of
beds OF fine kaolin have been found on the
Cordcs property. Mr.. Edgar says that the
kaolin found in this vicinity is far superior to
that Of Florida.
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WEDDINGS.
Howell Miller

Miss Katherine G. Miller and Mr. T. Han
son Howell, of Camden, Del, were married
at noon on Wednesday at the residence of
the brides mother, Mrs. Katherine Miller on
West High street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. William Schouler. Miss Sara
Reese played the wedding march, Miss Reba
Miller. Il sister of the bride. was bridesmaid,
and DR.. Irwin Sheppard, OF Camden, Del u.
acted as best man. The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. Harry H. Miller. Of
Wilmington. She wore white organdie and
carried bouquet Of white sweet peas; the
bridesmaids gown was of white organdie,
and she carried pink roses. After the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was served and
the bride and groom left on the / 10 train for
an extended trip north. Their future home
will be will be in Camden, Del. The we'd
ding was a quiet one, only the immediate
family and few intimate friends being
present
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COUNTY NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
PRINCIPIO FURNACE ITEMS.
PnISc1p1o FURNACE, June %, 1s9

PRINCIPIo FURNACE, June 90, 1S99
ChiIdren's Day services were held in the
NJ. Z. Church on Sunday.
Miss Eva Motfit, of Singerly, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Rena Sentman.
Jonathan Sentman and daughter, Mrs.
Amanda Thompson and Miss Ella Sentman,
of Fair Hill, spent Sunday with friends in
this place.
Misses Myrtle and Mabel Murphy, of
Charlestown, were the guests of Mrs. Cecil
Craig.
Miss Agnes Moore of Newark. Del, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Sentman.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Hill and children and
Miss Matte Taylor, of Cherry Hill, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hill.
Miss Mabel Wright, Of Baldwin, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Essenger, of Balti-
more, spent IA few days this week with Mrs.
Il. NJ. Sentman,
Miss Emma Veasey, of North East is visit
ing Miss Eleanor Jackson.
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CALVERT NEWS.
CALVERT. June 90. 1899.

CALVERT. June 90, 1899
By the breaking ol a "~"inre wheel Mrs.
Joseph McMulen was badly lnJ, -. 1 is
now confined to bed under the care of DIR.
Richardson.
Patriotic Joe. our blacksmith, still keeps
Old Glory high in the air.
j. E. Crothers is making some needed re-
pairs to his store front
S. G. England & Son are making ex-
tensivc repairs to their creamery by placing a
2i-horse power boiler in as the old boiler was
not large enough 10 do the work required.
This is one Of the best creameries in Cecil.
They now make and ship over two tons of
butter Il week.
Quite severe storm passed over this sec-
tion Tuesday night. The lightning shattered
large tree near Mrs. NJ. Touchton's house,
Pieces from the tree tore away one window,
scattering things through the room in which
her son was sleeping. The large flag pole in
front OF the o. L. A. NJ. Hall was shattered.
Children's Day was observed in the NJ. E.
Church Sunday. The church was beautifully
decorated with flags and flowers. The pro.
gram was pronounced A-No. /.
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WOODLAND NEWS.

WooDLAwN, June %. 1899.
Hopewell was we'll represented at Child
ren's Day services held at Asbury Sunday
cess.
Charles T. Bryde. OF Philadelphia. was the
guest of his parents from Saturday until
Monday.
Edgar Rutter, of Brooklyn, n. Y. is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Rutter
Edward Hopkins and Mrs. Hopkins. of
Darlington, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. Rawlings over Sunday.
Howard Abrahams, of Baltimore, visited
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Abrahams on Sunday.
Rev. G. W. Bowman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week in Philadelphia.
Misses Bessie Rawlings and Margaret
Rowland We're in Baltimore Wednesday.
Mrs. h. NJ. Barnes and Miss Katie Williams
spent Tuesday in Havre de Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Goodwin Terry spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs E.
Wilmer Jackson, of Aiken.
There were no services at Hopewell Sun
day evening on account of the services at
Asbury.
Mrs. Joe Smith will be the leader of the
Epworth League Sunday evening.
Miss Adaline Hasson has been reappointed
teacher for the ensuing school year by the
trustees OF franklin school at Pennington.
All the farmers are busy harvesting now.
All the crops are very poor owing 10 the lack
of rain.
Miss Mary b. Reynolds, of Port Deposit,
visited Miss Lydia Maxwell last week.
While Edward Bryde who is brakeman
on the P, W. & b. Railroad, was coupling
cars at Thurlow, he had the first finger on
his right hand mashed. He is now soiourn-
ing at home.
Mrs. II. II. Keilholt2. who has gone to a
hospital in New Jersey to undergo treatment,
is getting along as well as can be expected.
The Misses Maxwell entertained Il number
Of their friends ut their home near Principle
very charmingIy last Saturday evening.
The W. G. L. us of Cecil County, held an
executive meeting in Hopewell NJ. E. Church
on Thursday.
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JOHN T. MOORE.

John T, Moore died at his home, in Perry
willie. on Wednesday, June 18th, Of heart
trouble, aged 50 years. Mr.. Moore came to
Perryville from Havre de Grace about thir-
teen years ago. when he was appointed
wntchmen at the Broad street crossing.
Perryville. A widow and Il large family OF
children survive him. The funeral was held
from the NJ. L. Church, Perryvillc, on sun
day; interment in Angel Hill Cemetery
Havre do Grace.
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9)eatbs.
MRS JOSEPH L. WELLS.

Mrs. Florence Harlan Wells. wife OF Joseph
l. Wells, Deputy Collector Of Internal Rev
cnue, died III her hone. in Elkton, ON sunday
afternoon, after lingering Illness, aged 10
years. Mrs. Wells was the eldest daughter Of
the late George L Harlan, proprietor OF the
Harlan mill, near Leeds, for many years. In
early life she taught in the pu lie schools Of
the county, and was greatly elovrd by her
pupils. She was II woman of kind heart,
tender and patient. She was active in church
work. being member Of the Elktou presby-
terian Church. She is survived by her hus
band and three children, George Harlan
Ada Cornelia and Edwin Webster. Tho
funeral services we're held on Wednesday
afternoon from ner late residence on Howard
street and were largely attended, Revs. T. L.
Terry and John McElmoyle officiating. The
bearers were Congressman w. Il. Baker John
T. Brown. Charles b. Finley. II. c. Wells,
George A. Blake. George A. Steele, l.. NJ.
Haines and Robert Strickland The nterment
was in the Elkton Cemetery.
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RISING SUN ITEMS.
RISING SUN. June %, 1895

hislNt Dun, y JuHc 20, lo5J.
Miss +. Estelle Waters, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Misses Eiolette T. and Halle H.
Haiucs
Miss May Rodney left for her home in
Broomall Pa, on Wednesday evening. She
has been principal of the Friends Normal
Institute here for the past two years. Miss
Helena DeCou, of Plainileld, n. j., has been
selected for next year.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Dora V. Becker, of New York,
to Mr.. Charles G. Shailer, of Louisiana, on
Thursday next. Mr.. Shatler was formerly
principal of the I. n. |, here.
II. II. Haines is on a business trip to St.
Louis and Kansas City this week.
The American Mechanics held festival on
Pogue's lot on Friday and Saturday evenings
of last week. w. A. Reeder won the gun
John II. Terry the dishes. Clarence Kirk the
lamp and II. Krauss the knives and forks
About 5115 was received during the two
evenings.
Miss Clara keilhota won the Demorest
gold medal at Nottingham Church on Satur-
day evening last.
One Of the severest electrical storms of
years passed over this locality on Tuesday
evening The windmill OF Pogue & Son was
struck and badly splintered; the barn of John
Stephens was struck but not set on fire; the
barn of stephen Reynolds was struck and
fired, but through the efforts of tho family
was extinguished before much damage was
done.
Barclay Reynolds, professor at Blight's
Academy, Philadelphia. is home for the
summer vacation.
Horace Duyckinck is home from Chelten-
ham Military Academy.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Farmer Killed BY Falling From load of
Hay

Francis Bitner well known farmer of the
sixth distrist, near Colora, was killed by fall
ing off load Of hay on Thursday. He was
putting the hay into the NOW using horse
and patent fork with block and fall attach
ment. The horse started suddenly caused
the fork to move the hay under his feet throw
ing him to the ground. He fell upon his head
and was killed instantly by the shock. Mr..
Bitner was about 65 years OF age and leaves
a widow.
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TOWN IMPROVEMENT.
WHAT PUBLIC SPIRIT HAS AC-
COMPLISHED IN PORT DEPOSIT.
System of Garbage and Refuse Collec-
ton Planting of Shade Trees Stimu-
lation of Enterprise Public
Fountain.
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Reed-Benier.

Miss Mollie b. Bender, Of Cherry Hill, and
Mr.. Arthur Benjamin Reed. of Philadelphia,
were married on Wednesday evening, juno
II, at the home Of Mr.. Nanzel Belts, in
Cherry Hill. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. j. II. Gcoghcgan in the presence
of the family. The happy couple will reside
in Philadelphia, where the groom is en-
gaged in the drug business.
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WalStOn-StrOng.

Mr.. John I. Walston, of Perryvile and
Miss Bessie Z. Strong, of Darlington, Har
ford county, were married at the home Of
W. Il. Ward in Perryyile, on Sunday even
ing, by Rev. w. L. Bird, of Harve de Grace.
Miss Forsyth, OF Havre de Grace, acted as
groom, as best man.
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House Burned,

The house on the farm Of A. g. Crothers,
Eighth district, was burned to the ground on
last Thursday. The house was occupied by
Hutchinson Drennen, but there was no one
was insured, but the contents, which were
totally destroyed, were not insured. 1t is
supposed the FIRE was caused by a defective
fue.
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Small HAY CrOp.

Reports from all over Cecil county show
that the hay crop will be very light, in fact
about one-siXth Of the usual crop. Where
the hay generally stands about three feet,
this year there are but few fields in which it
exceeds a foot in height. The wheat yield
will turn out about three-fourths the usual
crop.
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JOHN A. McALLISTER.

John A. McAllister, died at his home near
Blake, on Saturday evening, of consumption,
aged 10 years. The deceased was an uncle Of
deputy sheriff William MoAllister. \ widow
and several children survive him. The
funeral services We're held on Wednesday
interment in Moores Chapel Cemetery
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ISAAC DAWSON.

Isaac Dawson, died on Wednesday, at
the home of his niece, Mrs. William Dick
inson, in the Second district, near Chesa-
peake City, from heart failure, aged about
seventy-nve year-. The funeral took place
on Friday morning. the interment being in
the Elkton Cemetery.
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ZION ITEMS.
ZION. Nd, June 90. 1895

ZION. Md, June %, 1899.
Miss Lalla is visiting in Newark.
Mrs. Florence Scott has been the guest Of
her aunt Miss Mary Reynolds.
Mrs. William Cameron and children, of
harrington, have been visiting Mrs Emma
Mearns.
Rev. William Fitz-Simon spent several days
this week in Hartford county.
Children's Day will be observed in the NJ.
E. Church on Sunday.
A number OF friends We're entertained by
MIR. and Mrs. James McCrery on Tuesday
evening of last week.
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BrOWn-ScOtt.

Miss Mary Scott of Wilma, popular Cecil
county teacher, was married on Thursday to
Mr. Il. z. Brown, Of the Fourth district.
Mrs. Brown has resigned as teacher Of wilma
school
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IntermentS.

The funeral of Mrs Rachel Mccullough,
wife of j. Ogle Mccullough, who died last
NJ. L. Church on Sunday interment in the
adjoining cemetery.
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The funeral of Miss Agnes z. Lynn, who
died on Wednesday, of last week, in Cowen-
town, took place on Friday. Interment at
Head of Christiana.
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ELKTON TOWN COUNCIL.
A Number of Bills Ordered Paid and
Two Ordinances Passed.

The E!kton Town Council met on Wednes-
day evening with Messrs. King, Garrett
Jelfers, Mackall, BailiM Bddle and Treasurer
Gilpin present In the absence of the Presi-
dent Mr.. King was made President pro tenn
The minutes Of the last stated meeting and
the special meetings We're read and approved
The treasurer rrpOrtrd:
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An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs Hyand
Marcus, of Elkton, died on Thursday morn
ing. The remains will he Inferred In the
Elkton Cemetery this afternoon.
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ELECTION OFFICERS.
Appointments Made by the Supervisors
on Saturday.

The Board of Election Supervisors-John
G. McNamee. Walter Buckworth and John NJ.
Tucker-met in Elkton on Saturday morning
at the office of Fl. NJ. Mccullough, Esq the
secretary, and appointed the following elec-
tion officers They will be confirmed ut the
July meeting Of the Board. Those marked
with star will act as registers:
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Ginrn iflrcflidJcn 1ob

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Yrietcrmcibe III Wilmanfee.

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Seterlt6c Yriuniss az 9tem Wicn.
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berg;
aeb. ). RGbers, Stacbpiae;
Rep. s. Seinselmeier, Hemien;
aep. Sbepopr Charming, Dubuque;
&eo. 8. &einert, Sberrius;
HeD. %. Niibel, 8ilbertspiqe;
&eo. g. Spbberitein, Weit 9eno.
Nd3 benz So6dmte fanb i'm Saale
bes Sdulbauies Elm SeiteKen itatt unb
IN Der S4ulbaae begriibten barauf bic
S6ultinoer bur9 @usfiibrung zines
herrlifen programmes ben Neusez
peibten nit 2iebern, Spielen unb 9(ns
ipra4en. &eb. @irb bantte in ge=
ribrter Weiie fir bic piele 9eseugun>
gen Der 2iebe uno InbGngli9tett.
HeD. Wirb lit aus Hbeine i'm 3egiez
r~ungsbeSirt Miiniter, beiu9te bas
9pmnaiium 81 Paberborn unb fam
na4 Quincp, ST., CUR @pIenbuns iei>
ner 8pmnaiialituoien. Seine tbeoloz
gii4en Stuoien modte er i'm &enrid
Semindre 81 ct. 2ouis, Mo. Seine
Gltern itarben por etpa IA Sabren. Gs
leben nod Stpei ieiner Sriioer in
Seuti6lanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-06-20
Col. Genocripn acjeiert.

Mittpod perfl. Bo9e reiiten cine
9robe Der beitbetdnnten Siirser Suz
buques auf Der Slinpis Central nad
Waterlpo, Sa., nm oapur4 ibrer
Sreube Wusbrud gu geben, bub Sol.
SenberIon Der nd1ite Spre6er bes
Ser. Staaten Reprdientanten !Souies
Iein tperbe. Natiirli9 mar Serr !oenz
beripn ielbIt auf Dem 3uge unb Der
Wagen mar bon bon Ieinen Sreunben.
Sin Banner am Wagen trug bic Snz
f6rift: rSbbe Glarte Poit g. u. 81.
gibt Der Nation einen Spreder". @uf
alien Statipnen Bis su Waterloo err
belt Sol. SenoerIpn Spationen. Die
&eiIe mar Elm iebr bentpiirpiges Grz
gu Wdterloo, mo bas Gnz
cumpment Der g. u. sc. bon Soma
itattfanb, mar Sol. SenberIpn natiirz
lid Der Gbrensait Der Seierli9teiten.