The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-15

Willard L. Stephens and NJ Anna
Pyle, both of Chesapeake City. Willard
i. Stephens. applicant.
The ladies of Wesley Chapel. Elk
Neck. will hold festival nj the church.
on Monday evening March 18th. If
stormy, next clear evening.
Isaac Licbcrman who has conducted
the clothing business in Elkton has
moved to Marion. Somerset county. Md.
where he will engage in Il similar bust
hess.
Charles Gatchcll, young man of the
Fourth district. residing near Blake. fell
from Il hay NOW on Saturday last.
breaking one of his legs and fracturing
his nose
The entertainment given by the Mis-
sion Band of the Elkton Presbyterian
Church, on Friday evening, was very
successful. The receipts amounted to
about SIS.
The annual Missionary Tea given by
the ladies of the Elkton Presbyterian
Church, will be held in the Chapel, next
Wednesday evening, March 10Th. from
six to nine o'clock.
Norris b. Slack will have a large
public sale of wagons, harness, mach
inery, etc. ut Strickcrsvillc, Pa. on
Wednesday next. March 10Th. Many
bargains will be offered.
The following gentlemen have been
elected Town Commissioners for Char
lcstown:-John r. Graham, John y.
Black, Perry X. Barnes, Joseph Hcisler
and j. Morgan Heverin.
Willie Gibson, the twO-ycar-old son
of Robert Gibson, of Bank, was burned
i'll II shocking manner on Tuesday, by
putting his hand into Il pan of hot taffy,
which his mother was making.
Henry Wright. we'll known farmer,
residing near Elkton, on the Newark
road, sustained a fractured arm and
dislocated shoulder blade, by being
thrown from his carriage on Monday.
Five new members were initiated by
Elkton Council, No. 30, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
of Elkt0n, on Wednesday night. They
were John +. Sparklin, Joseph ID. Wal
ters, John II. Walters, Miller L. Magraw
and William r. Vinsingcr
The pupils of Centre School, near
Fair Hill, will give Il literary and must
cal entertainment on Thursday evening,
March Goth, beginning at 8 o clock Adj
mission - cents. If stormy. it will be
held on Saturday evening, March 22nd.
Proceeds for benefit of school library.
Magistrate Taylor committed Robert
Richardson, of Rising Sun. to the Elkton
Jail. on Wednesday morning. for assault
with intent to kill Amos Crowl. his
brother-in-law, on Saturday night Crowl
was trying 10 quiet Richardson. who had
been drinking when the assault occurred.
The members of Elliton Council. No.
%, .Jr. o. L. \. NJ, have accepted an in
vitation to be present ut the institution
of IL new Council in Eden Hall. Whining
ton, Del. on this Saturday evening.
March 10Th. The efficient degree staff
of Diamond Council will confer the dr-
erccS.
William ID. Dunbar, the well known
VI Islhlbl, SlItIt'il II SlIbNt
of paralysis last Wednesday evening.
which affected his face. throat and left
arm. This is the second stroke Mr.. Dun
bar has had. the first one, Il very slight
one, he suffered about three weeks ago.
VI this writing he is much improved
George W. Bilcs X Son. who conduct
ed II general coal, lumber and grain bust
ness ut Singerly, will on March 10Th. re-
move to Providence, to conduct Il similar
business. James NJ. Naudain, owner of
the property at Singcrly. and who form
erly conducted the business there, will
again open his old stand Immediately
after March 25th.
Farmers may be interested to know
that good quality of stable manure in its
usual condition as to moisture, contains
about
u of | per cent. Ammonia
y of ] per cent. Phosphoric Acid
X of l per cent. Actual Potash.
Sheep Manure is a much more valu-
able fertilizer In the West, where
thousands of sheep are wintered and fat
tened for the market, in pens, the ma
nure is carefully collected, and thor
Oughly dried by hot air, after which it is
finely ground. In this condition it tests
Ammonia. 3 to 81 per cent.
Available Phosphoric Acid. to ~ per
cent.
Potash, actual. -. IL to 1M per cent.
We can furnish this article to farmers
ut SIT per ton. We guarantee it to be
exactly what is represented BIZ the above
description and chemical analysis, and
in fine, dry condition. For corn in the
hill it ought to be good
THE SCOTT FERTILIZER CO..