The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-08-22

Mr. Fred T. Haines took a small
party of his friends out on IL yachting
party on Saturday evening last.
DIR. Bratton reports that the amount
collected to date. on small subscriptions
to the Union Hospital is S5l4.5O.
The Rising sun Gun Club will hold
its monthly shoot on Wednesday. Au-
gust 2Gth. Everybody welcome. shoot
ut ! O'Clock. p. m.
On Saturday evening. Mr.. Charles
Carter took Il party of Philadelphia
friends to RcttcItom ON his launch. where
they spent Sunday.
Miss :. Cornnc lamar would like to
form Il class in drawing and water color
painting. Those desiring to join. will
please notify her by September LIST.
-Hindman leads in prices. At Cook
and JackSons sale at Rising Sun. on
Monday last. - cows. fresh and spring
ers averaged S40.14 per head. selling
from S25.25 to $500. The attendance
was large.
Yachting and sailing on the river CON
On Saturday last. the Forl'S Landing
party. composed of Mrs. VIM. $. Evans
and company. returned in tow of Mr..
Charles Il. Finley'S launch. making quite
Il unique little fleet.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Rowland
will" NJ. +. Church will give an eXcur-
sion from Port Deposit to Colchester, on
the 2Sth inst Tickets will be fifty cents.
which is II very low price for this delight
full trip. The ladies extend II cordial in
vitaton to their friends and the public.
We call the especial attention of our
readers to the advertisement of MesSrs.
Lippinrott n Co.. of Wilmington. Del.
They lead the town in ladies and child
rcn'S coats and clothing. Their special
department in which ladies suits are
made to measure. is one of the features
of their business.
The palace steamer "Endeavor" will
make her third annual excursion from
Chesapeake City to Tc.chcstcr. on Wed,
ncsday. August 26th. Tickets - cents
including admission to the Kent and
Queen Annc'S Fair. The steamer will
stop ut Town Point wharf. Everybody
is cordially invited.
The PcnnSy'S Excursions to Tol.
chester. have proved popular this season
The Louise" took $500 persons from
Pcrryvilc on Wednesday. her compile
ment of rXcurSionistS being made NJ
from the Columbia and Port Deposit and
| Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail
roads. One hundred and Srventy-ont
went from ElRton. the Philadelphia Spc.
cial carrying them being in two sections
While Elkton was visited by heavy
downpour of rain ut p. m. there was
only Il slight shower ut TolchcStcr and
| little rain in the vicinity of Bohemia
Manor and lower sections of Cecil
county.
Mrs. Mary +. Donncll. of Newark
Del. mother of Mrs. Manly Drcnncn. of
this town. who is Il very earnest Temper
ance woman. and President of the New
Castle County w. G. T. t.. has organic,
| ed four Unions. \ week ago Mrs. Don
nell and Mrs. Anna NJ Brown. State
Superintendent of Loyal Temperance Lee
gion Work. organized an l.. T. L.. in the
new Frances T.. Willard Union. neal
| Newark. Mrs. Donncl recently visited
the Glasgow Union and found that since
| its organization II short time ago. six
| active and one honorary member had
| been gained making the membership
| seventeen.
DR. =. h. Housckecpcr. of North
East, having declined To stand aS can.
| didat" for the House of Delegates on the
Democratic Ticket the Democratic