The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-05-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The yacht SPRAY" of the Elkton
Yacht Club made Il run to Rctrrton on
Thursday afternoon.
--Govr 5. Scotch has installed Il tin"
pool table in the basement of the Howard
House. Elkton. and the room is now open
TO the public.
Our readers will find elsewhere i'll
this issue of the Wing Il very interest
ing letter about California, from our feel
low countryman, Mr.. James ii. Nc
Cracker. of North East.
Mr.. Wilmer J. Falls having been en-
gagged rs Cashier and II fine large SAT"
having arrived. the New Bank at North
East is reported rs ready to open for
business on Monday next.
Bay View Council, o. [. \, NJ, will
celebrate their ninth anniversary this
Saturday evening. Rev 5. w. Coc and
Hon. Joshua Clayton. of Elkton, will
speak. Doors open to the public
Ladies' clean your kid gloves with
"The Dry Cleaner" 1t is not liquid,
leaves no odor, and can be used while
the glove is on the hand For sale only
by ]. Frank Frazer, Druggist, Elkton.
AS will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere in this issue. an examination
for teachers will be held in Elkton. on
June 10th and 18th. for second grade
certificates. and on June 18th and 18th,
for first grade
Major William &. pumcll. of Elkton.
returned on Monday from Il "trip down
the Eastern Shore. having accompanied
Lieut.. Col. w. :. Schuyler, of the Reg
ular Army. on his tour of inspection of
the State Militia.
William G.. Tucker who severely cut
Curt tosdcn in Il quarrel III h>hing
shore on the SaSSHfll> River, in the First
District, on April 10Th, was arrested on
Saturday. by Constable Millikrn, and is
now in Elkton Jail.
Miss Florence McCay, of Port De-
post. has taken the Lamont" II well
located house at Atlantic City. where she
doubtless will receive Il large share of
the patronage of Cecil county Of that
popular summer resort
MIR. George Denny. in the employ Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, ut
Clayton, Del. is seriously i'll at his home
there. His father-in-law, Mr.. William
X. Gilpin. Miss Helen Gilpin and Mrs.
Mary Bennett, of this town, are assist
ing Mrs. Denny in nursing him.
The Directors of the Union Hospital
held meeting at Elkton, on Friday.
The bond of the Treasurer. Charles Il.
Finley. Sr.. was approved. 1t WAS de-
cided that the Directors should Use every
effort to secure subscriptions to II fund
for the establishment of the proposed
hospital.
The latest advancement in the Pru-
dential's Dover. Del, district. is the
promotion of w. II. Mccullough, of
North East Nd to the detached assist
ancy Of Havre de Grace, Nd. Mr.. Me-
Culough has served as agent for the past
fifteen months only and has made II very
commendable all-round record 1t is
fully expected he will duplicate his pre-
vious success in his new position.
Our farmer readers will notice in our
advertising columns, Il picture of the
celebrated Iiallock Quadruple Cutivator
and Weedcr, the leading cultivator on
the market. and which is revolutionizing
for which Il machine is practicable. Mr..
George \. NJ. Johnson, of Leslie. has
the General Agency for Cecil county.
and wants local agents throughout the
county. Apply to him.
A prominent Baltimore daily news
paper published on Saturday, II partial
list of the guests invited to the Inaugural
Exercises at the Jacob Tome Institute,
among them the name of the Rev. John
IL. lamar. ID. d., of Elkton. Md. We
cannot for moment assume, this to he
"A Typographical error, and that the per-
son really meant was our esteemed fell
low-t~wnsman. John II. lamar. NJ. ID.
Our sole purpose in referring to the mat
ter, is. to fix the identity of the Reverend
gentleman. Can any one help us