The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-09-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

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wharf ut thirty cents basket.
Joshua Clayton received a handsome
setter dog on Monday and will train it for
the field.
Prof. W. c. Wauchopc, of Hampton
Sidney College, Va. has been engaged as
assistant instructor in classics and science at
West Nottingham Academy.
Quite number of people from this
county attended the Kent and Queen Anne
counties fair at Colchester, and the Talbot
county fair at Easton. this week,
Services at Trinity Church, tomorrow,
Sunday. at 1890 a. NJ, and 8 p. m, the
rector officiating. There will be the ceebra-
ton of the Holy Communion at the morning
service.
Walter Wright, aged SO years, while at
work in Banks saw mill, at Stanton, Del, on
Monday slipped and fell across the revolving
saw cutting through his body, killing him
instantly.
A temperance meeting will be held today,
Saturday, September /, at Gilpins Rocks
1890
the benefit of the Bay View NJ. ?. Church
parsonage fund. The Leslie Cornet Band
will be present.
"A meeting of the directors Of the Hartford
County Agricultural Society was held Mon
day. Secretary McNabb stated that the pros
sect for successful fair was encouraging
and that everything would be in readiness
for the opening on October Q.
Anton Spohah, native OF Poland, killed
himself on Saturday at the canning estab'
lishment Of Edward NJ Allen. Jr., situated at
Stafford, Hartford county. Spohah came
from Baltimore, about two weeks ago TO
work for Mr.. Allen. He was found dead,
having bled 20 death by opening an artery in
his arm.
The population of Baltimore, was given
out Monday afternoon. 1t showed that the
population was 50S,9j7. The population in
1890 was 434 ,439, showing an increase in
population during the last ten years of 7i,5lS,
17.15 per cent gain. The population OF Balti-
more in 1850 was 332,313. and the increase
during the ten years from 1880 to 1890 was
1902 .12G, or 3O.73 per cent.
The open air meetings on Partridges' hill,
under the auspices Of the congregations OF
tho Methodist and PRESBYTERIAN Churches
willie continued tomorrow. Sunday evening.
Tho,e maatir,s were tn have been discor-
tiruea Iost srrInv evening, hut owing to n
.trona anraaI fran many persons, it was
decided tn hold them one or two more Sun
day evenings: provided the weather is favor
able.
The nomination of phil,detphia. accord
i,,.+o tine of,cioi no1,nt Of the returns of the
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a.. o. r. ......,rt from, 1900 Ia 1900. The
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meht TOUCHING 'h'S H"'Ssio-' -
only 10 prepare anu 'o'''''t '''' ''S.' '"' -
lufh'Sh S"'n revenue stamp 90 u
10 give I"'' e''ee' ~ WIG oto,"''I-l W. "s.'
since there IS nothing III 'ie on,teu Sou
revenue Ia" 10 coh'fo' 'ho appii'"'i0n u 'iiio
RUE 10 inc u"'s VI uini'Hine STAMPS It"
Walter W. Chapman, teller of the Chest
nrtown National Bank had n thrilling expert