The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30

james H. Vaughan. of Chesapeake City
IS per month.
Walter C. Merry, Of Elkton, has fled I
hill for divorce from his wife, Isis A. Merry
on the ground of dnsertion.
Elmer Bouchellc, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Sluyter Bouchelle, of Chesapeake City. has
enlisted in the army for five years.
John Nowland of Chesapeake City, wa.
arrested on Thursday on the charge of as
sault and battery On William Foster Of that
town.
Rural free postal delivery will soon be
established by the Postoilice Department
between Cbestervile and Crumpton and Mil,
lington and Chestertown.
The building committee ON the new Eft h
Regiment Armory, OF which John s. Writ
ESD of Ekton, is IL member, has decided to
erect a stone structure costing :242, 200 in
Baltimore.
The entertainment given 10y the pupils OF
Andora public school, Friday evening,
March %. was success in every way. The
building was filed and the program well
rendered. ST. were realized.
e. On Tuesday evening Of next week the
tenth anniversary Of the SnGerly Fire Com
pary Elkton. will be celebrated, and the
committee will receive n number of contr!-
buttons from the citztns Of EI&ton.
Is it good sense TO pay 81 or IS for pair
OF ready made trousers to be compelled to
pay 80 cents TO ~ to alter them so You can
wear them? The remedy. so TO Frazer,
wish them made.
The official board of Havro dc Grace NJ.
i. Church has unanimously voted to request
the Bishop presiding at the Baltimore Con
Edward Hayes to that charge for the ensuing
year. In all financial matters the church sur.
passes any other year in its history.
DR. George NJ. Fisher one OF the most
prominent physicians ON the Eastern Shore
died at his hone, in Denton, Thursday night
from lung trouble. He was formerly of Kent
county, Del which county he represented
one term in the Delaware Senate. He is sur
vived by a widow and six children
Every body is invited o come out and see
the production OF 'Ye Deestrict Schue,' on
Thursday night, ye fourth day ye rainy
month of April, in Chapel Schoolbouse,
given under the auspices of Woodlawn 'Y's, =
for ye Church improvement Fund. Admis-
aIa
An entertainment will be given in Rising
Sun hall, Friday evening April 5, by Baconiar
Literary Faculty of Friends Normal Institute
Two p ays will be presented MY Lord In
Livery" aud Turn Him Out" Opening
chorus at 8 o'clock. Admission %, Reserved
seats 80, children 15c. Tickets on sale at Ell
T. Reynolds.
AS result of the decision OF Assistant
Attorney General james G Peck, master IL
the suit pending in the United States Circuit
Court to set aside the assignment of the Phil
adelphia Record for the benefit OF the credit
ors OF the defunct Chestnut Street Natioua
Bank. OF which W Nj. Singerly was presiden
the Record will be sold at auction to the high
90
-Georse Queck, proprietor OF the Foun
tam Hotel at Conowingo. built an ice houst
and hIIrd 1t with ice, expecting to continue
on the e. He was notified TO vacate ot
March 25 and not getting fair price for tbr
b"ildiIg, tore it down, sold the lumber anC
left the zee exposed to the weather. Emanue
Bostc' Il e pew proprietor Will have to hurr.
II he expects to save the Ice.
The murder OF Rcmy Guillemart. whicl
occurred on the Chambers farm near Chester
town. on AUGUST 2S, 1868. has been recnlle,
by the claimed confession Of the murder by