The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-05-02

The Ilavrc'dc Grace annual munci-
pal election will he held on Monday next.
The Diamond State Telephone Com
| pany has located public phone in Char
| lcStown.
! improvements are being made to the
residence of Harry u. Garrett, on West
Main street.
Rapid work is being done in erecting
tao special telegraph line along the T..
| Il. 4 w. Railroad
Rev. G. NJ. Sdplc, formerly of New
Jersey, will assume the pastorate of the
| new Port Deposit Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday next.
Archibald Fletcher. Of Harkins,
| Hartford county, was killed on Saturday
| night, by being upset over an cmbank-
m"nt, his wagon falling on his head.
The address on Maryland History to
have been delivered last night, before
| the University Extension Society, has
| been postponed t" an early date to h"
| named later.
AS the result Of a war between rival
fruit importing lines at Baltimore. 1871
GOO lunches of bananas were landed
there this week. BunchcS of this fruit
| sold as low as seven cents.
Mr.. Levi o. Cameron. the well known
| Architect and Builder of this town. is
preparing plat of RoSrhank Cemetery,
| at Calvert, drawn Ia scale. with the
| name Of each lot owner therein.
Ladies' clean your kid gloves with
| THE Dry Cleaner" 1t is not liquid,
| cnvcs no odor. and can he used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale only
| by j. Frank Frazer. Druggist, Elkton.
Andrew Kelley has resigned his
position ut the Providence Paper Mills,
this county, and gone 10 Hamburg, Ger
| many, where h" VIII operate an improved
paper making machine shipped to a mill
| there by Il Philadelphia firm.
The annual meeting of the Medical
| and Chirurgical Faculty Of Maryland,
| met in Baltimore. this week. DR. e. NJ.
| Ellis. who was formerly President Of the
| Society, is now a member of the Com
| mite" ON County Medical Societies. and
| Dr. Howard Bratton i member of the
Committee on General Sanitation.
The international Trust Company
| moved into their magnificent new build
| ing, on Baltimore Street. Baltimore. on
Monday. The classic structure stands
on the site of the old dry goods store If
Hamilton. Faster X Go. Mr.. Samuel c.
Rowland, of Port Deposit. is Chairman
Of the Executive Committee. and Mr..
4 I ..,1 l.
| director of the company.
| Mr.. Cove Scotch has leased the
| Howard House. just vacated by Mr.
| Walter Akin, and will open the base
mcnt as billiard rooms. Mr.. Frank ].
| Henry has rented from Mr. Scotch the
| hotel portion of the house. and will take
immediate possession with his family.
| The domestic management of the house
will he in the hands of Mrs. Henry.
whose reputation as u Competent house
keeper will guarantee the guests Of the
house the best attention and service.
| The "Whig' extends to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry its best wishes for their success
ms Host and Hostess Of the Howard
House.
| INtN. II. IN, E'lcllIltuAQu, u w lIIIfiiS-
ton, Del, formerly of Elkton. an officer
Of the Great Council of the United States
Improved Order Red Men. was Deputy
| Great Incohoncc and attended the Great
Council of Maryland, nj Cumberland, last
| week. He raised the Great Chiefs elect
among them William T. Nin>ingcr, Of
Elkton, as Ert. Sr. Sycamore, and per
| formed such other duties as belong to
the office. While on this trip Mr.. Stcph-
cnson fulfclled an engagement Of some
weeks standing and preached for the Red
| Men of Brunswick, Frederick county
| Md. At the close of the service the
| Tribe known as Delaware No. IS. pre-
scented Mr.. Stephenson with Il handsome
and costly gold head ebony cane.
| Sheriff McAllistrr attached at Elk
ton Station on Monday, Il freight car Of
| the Southern Railroad Company. which
| arrived that morning. At the suit Of Col.
| Samuel Il. Foard, who seeks to recover
S11.3O expenses incurred for transporta-
| ton of one dog from New Orleans to
Elkton. He alleges that ii was under
| stood that he was To bring the dog to
Elkton from New Orleans free of charge
but that the dog was taken from his
custody and placed in an express car,
and upon arriving al Elkton, he was I'M
able to get possession of his property
until he paid the "NprrSSaEc charges,
amounting to S11.30. The suit was be
fore Magistrate Philip NJ. Groves.
\ representative of thu. company came
to Elkton and paid the claim in fun.