The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08

during the severe storm on Saturday
night, part of the smokc-stack on the
Elkton electric light building was blown
down.
Richard T. Howard. of Zion, this
county was this week granted an orr
ginal Government pension of SO per
month.
Rev. Harry Mitchell, pastor of Mount
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church. is
quite i'll at Delaware College, where he
is Il student.
A Box Social was held in the old
church building ut Leeds, on Thursday
evening. by IL" Christian Endeavor So
cicty of Leeds NJ. L. Church.
-liev. y. NJ. Rich, for several years
past rector of st. James Protestant Epis-
copal Church at Port Deposit. has re-
crivrd Il call to Carnegie, Pa.
Miss Tabtha Jones has been re-
elected president and treasurer of the
Mite Society of Trinity Protestant Eps-
c"pal Church for the ensuing year.
The revival services now in progress
at the Elkton Methodist Episcopal
Church, are largely attended nightly. and
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Tho ror,in. of E,.,,, cr,,,.frl .,,
tivn.ynor-olJ dnn.btor ~ I'hn,.,a" VI VI
Crawford, who was fatally burned in
Wilmington, Del. last week. were taken
to lrrryvilc, for intcrmcnt.
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The Now Castle Couuty Grand Jurv
w ~ C,l,nnr,. Ca,,n.,. rar'.+.,l'i" III
Johu ChoIrnnrs rown Eoilim ~ Ta,,.a ,'.i.'
with b,,.in., ,,.,r1+nI T,.,,,rl, IT n',tir
who .I,innJ tho r,n,, ,,,.,,,t,J .,,,L ,a,,,,l,
LIZ tro,tnd him
Monday evening. Elkton Conclavc.
visitnd Inv Dist,;.t nonu+r Sr,,r,,,,o
\r,hou William CaIinhar of wa
min~tou Tho uourlv oIoot,d naicnr,, win
no ins+olIod and a fuu ,ttonlomco ~ +Ln
mcmbors ;s d,sirod
Different delegations will 20 to
Washington, ID. c., in a few DAVIS to call
onnointmont of a nostn,stor for North
East Thor. orn two condido+os for tbn
office I Edward Davis and Tosso Wet
tho nrnsont nostmostor
Mrs. Spittlc was stricken with par
alysis on Thursday. at the home of her
son, Henry Emory, Il we'll known farmer
residing Oh the Glasgow road, near Elk
Spittlc is obout sivtv-6v. v,ors or 40,
and her condition is criticoI
In the New Castle County Court on
Tuesday. George W. b. Rhoades,
farmer of near Mddletown. Del, form
crly Of Cecil county, was fined 500 and
costs for aSSaulting Harry Il. Armstrong
last summer. Armstrong has brought
Magistrate =. NJ. Groves. of Elkton.
is ill nj his home, on North street ey-
tended under the care of a physician.
He was taken suddenly i'll at his office.
on Friday afternoon. and had to be re-
moved to his home in a carriage. He is
suffering from a muscular affection
brought on from cold.
prices ruled the day ut Fillmore Bouch-
cllc'S sale. at Red Point. on Monday. the
brd inst. Horses sold from $50 to 500.
colts. $3.50 to $50: COWS not fresh, SD
to $50: heifcrs. Sl3 to $50: mower S25. 80:
binder 500: separator SO: hay S11. 30
ton. All the implements sold well. J.
e. Hindman, auctionerr.
a slight tre broke out i'll the Junior
.t;tntn pnrt Donn,it ~, ,r,,a.,1,,. on,'
inp If wa. c,n,.L ~. thn hn,. f,.a,',
thn smokn.ninn u.bi,.L had W. ,,,
throu,rh , hnnrd ,,rtit;"r ,rh p"