The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-05-25
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The Court Of Appeals will reasonable on
Juno - TO file opinions.
Edward Alexander has secured Il position
in the Wilmington ear shops.
Mary L. Mccullough, of Pilot, has been
granted government pension of IS per
month.
The ladio> Aid OF Bethel III. L. Church
will hold festival all day and evening OF
Decoration Day May so.
Tile Trustees of the Poor and Insane
have asked for IN appropriation OF COO Tor
the coming year from July /.
Edward Carter. j. J. Minister and George
Jurgins have recently been made members Of
the Mattahoon Tribe Of Red Men OF EIktou.
The 7ix-ycar old son Of Thomas N.
Heatb Of baldwin, fell from porch on
Sunday and broke his arm near The elbow.
~. W. D. Murrays sale on "Wednesday
the 22ud at Rising Sun Md. Horses sold from
$50 to :1l7 Attendance good Hinlman,
auct.
Mr. Hughlc,t, Fish Commissioner FOR
this State has placed 1000, 600 i'll the Elk
river and the same amount il North East
river.
A new iron bridge is being erected at the
Ocotraro Junction near Colora on the PhIla-
delphia and Baltimore Central railroad, to
replace the wooden bridge formerly there.
The School Commissioners of this county
have asked for an appropriation Of $4,000
-:32.5O00 for expenses attached to the
schools and $500 for new school buildings.
-Robt, Marshhank left EIkton on Monday
for Baltimore. He has a position in the
drugstore of W. L. Campbell, in charge of
W. d. Cau!ey Of E.ktou during the summer.
The teachers and pupils OF Zion Public
school will hold Il strawberry and Ice cream
festival on the school grounds on Tuesday
evening May 2S. If stormy next clear even
ing.
The pupils Of Blytheiale school will give
an entertainment at the schoo! house, We'd
nesday evening, May Goth. Doors open at
$50 p. m, exercises ut p. N. Admission
10 cents.
DIR. Howard Bratton, president OF the
Maryland Public Health Association was
present at the meeting Of the Association in
Baltimore on Wednesday. DR.. Bratton adj
dressed the meeting
DIR. Eveland, of Chambersburg. Pa,
formerly director OF the Tome Institute, at
Port Deposit. will address the graduates of
the Chesapeake City High School on Wed.
nesday evening. May 30.
The members Of jackson Sunday School
and Christian Endeavor Society will hold an
ice cream and strawberry festival at Jackson
Hall on Wednesday evening May 80. If
stormy will be held following evening.
The Elkton authorities are searching for
William Clark; colored who stole SO. a pair
OF gold glasses and other articles from his
employer George Haddock a former near
Elkton. Clark stole these articles on Sunday
and bought a ticket to Philadelphia.
"A grand fruit supper was given to the
members of Martha Washington Council, No.
5. Daughters of Liberty OF Calvert. Cecil
county, on Tuesday evening, May 81 and
was enjoyed by all present, the occasion
being the seventh anniversary of the institu-
ton of the Council,
The oxford Spring Fair will be held this
year on June 8, and It'll. The advertise
ment OF the fair appears in another column
this week. showing the classes Of speed,
premiums offered and other attractions
which will be shown this year. The oxford
Fair is a popular institution.
The tug Stella from Bath, Maine has just
arrived at Baltimore to have her smoke stack
hinged in order to permit her to pass under
the Pennsylvania II. Il. bridge at Havrc de
Grace. This tug will be used by the Ameri-
can lee Company TO tow ice barges from
Havre de Grace to Baltimore and other points
on the bay.
Mr.. G.. D. Racine is the EIkton agent for
the Buckeye farming implements and ma
chinery being located at Burns blacksmith
shop. Mr.. Racine is well-known to the far
mers Of Elkton. being an expert agricul-
turist himself. He begins advertising to-day
in tho CECIL WIG. and it would be to the
interest of all to carefully note his announce
ments.