The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-16

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AIRS Sarah b. H"nrtquc', of Havre de
uface' mas been granted government pen
-C"ptalh W. a. wright mas gwen notice
'""' company WI" H'teh" the inaugural
non OF If"S'del' h'hli'e}'
Evan, Dunbar, the son Of William G.
DUNBAR OF .hton' cut hia hrad severely on
/" nafD4d wire renee, one day last week.
Noble r. BodweM. Frank Karl and Geo.
X. Owens were initiated by Elkton Council
No. %, Jr, 0. l. A. NJ Tuesday evening.
- Scarlet rash and measels are epidemic In
North East, and the public school there will
be closed. Two of the teachers are sick and
more than half the pupils are absent because
OF sickness
1t is reported that U. G. Gillespie. station
agent at Conowingo, has purchased the old
hotel property at that place which will be
operated after March %, by his step son
Emanuel Bostic
Grand nopItrv ord ove+or s,nrar Will, ho
given at the home of Mr.. Edward Whitaker
on Wednesday nj. hit, February 20, Proceeds
for benefit of Asbury NJ. E. Chursh. Ifstormy
the next fair night.
MANY neonIe want dovnto Dal.vore Citu
to viev the work of claonino rho oapaIvbiob
10 interestin, II bas been sereptoan yaors
since tba can.l w,s dr., bor,re Renoirs ~
the locks have been comnletei
This cold smell has cooneroted with the
ice man of Elkton Jacob Howard bae had
men working dav md ni,ht since last Wed.
nesiov and has succeeded IN filling his rousp
with ice of a very good quality.
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-o"lps 70 d Heiay IN rallroad travei, Prot.
h"'e'' "'u no' rehch hIkton on wednesday
evening un''' :" H. an hour 100 late To
denver 'he usual University Extension lect-
ure ana when was accordingly postponed
until u'Suay evening next FEBRUARY ~ IN
tue opera house, SupJ'ct-Buroens OF
l" Imperialism as frustrated IN England. The
class Will meet tlat afternoon in the school
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The 1ltst number OF the Eastern Shore
Farmer and Fruit Culturist has just been
Issued by the publishers, Messrs. Woodcock
* Lee The new paper is farm journal,
puniisheh monthly, and devoted particularly
TO Eastern Shore farming, 1t succeeds the
strawberry CuIturist, which was first edited
ana published In 1898 by f. Allen. Mr..
Allen Is the largest berry grower in the state
and an acknowledge authority ON the sub
lect'
Frank Davidson, the king OF comedians.
and his famous actors, singers and dancers
will be at the Elkton Opera House. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings. He so
pleasingy blends with humor pathos and
music, that he is received every whore with