The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Tuesdays Election Day
Revival opens ut Bay View NJ. 7.
Church on Monday evening.
Tho Elkton Gun Club is arranging
for II shoot Oh Thanksgiving ably.
The race mt Dayett'S mills at Coochs
has been decpcned giving increased wa
ter power
President Roosevelt on Tuesday is
sued his proclamation designating Thurs
day. November p. MS Thanksgiving Day.
The ChcStcltown Bank of Maryland
has been organized as Il State bank.
Alday Clements will probably be chosen
president.
Election Day. November s. being Il
legal holiday. the National Bank of Ris-
ing sun will not be open for business on
that date.
Capt. f. Scgclkn is at the bridge
with fresh load of fine Salt Water OyS-
trrS. which he will furnish to customers
shuckcd or in the she'll.
Sig. Sautele's Circus has been sold
to English parties for $4,000 in cash
and 100000 in stock of the new company
which will improve and push the show.
The recent fair of American Flag
Council. .Jr. O. L. 4. NJ. of Newark,
Melted 500. Edward Cook. of Banks
dale. won the suit of bedroom furniture.
The ladies' of Town Point will serve
a poultry, fish and oyster supper Nov,
III, II and Is, for the benefit of the
church, All are cordially invited to at
tend
-Ruldwin'S Chapel at Elk Mills will
be reopcned. after extensive repairs. to-
morrow. Services ut 3 =. III. All are
invited. Special music will he furnished
for the occasion.
1t is figured tlmt more than 1900
freight cars would be required to move
one years output of the Maryland cam
nercS, not counting the oyster and pine
apple pack of Baltimore.
Farmers who supplied corn and to-
matocS to the Elkton Cannery this sea-
son were paid on Tuesday with cheeks
of the proprietOIa, MeSsrs. Baker X
Arthur. to the amount of $4,000.
runners got after cartridges and
rabbits on Tuesday and ducks on We'd
nesday. Opinions differ as to the out
look for ducks 1t is said that the wild
celery crop is light and feed in general
scarce.
The services at Bay View NJ. p.
Church tomorrow morning will be at
tended by several Councils of the Jr. o.
U. a. NJ. Rev J. f. Bryan. the pastor,
will preach Il special sermon The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Austin l.. Crothels. Esq, addressed
Il Democratic mass meeting at Salisbury
on Saturday evening. He. former SenN-
tor kenney, of Delaware. and eX-Govcr-
nor Frank Brown. spoke at Aberdeen
on "Wednesday evening.
The new barber laww passed at the
recent session of the Legislature has
been declared anil and void SO far as it
affected BARRIERS already in business ut
the time of its passage in Il test case
tried before Judge Phelps in Baltimore.
A weasel was caught in ri trap set
for Il supposed rat, in the parlor ut ii.
Il. Bakers ut Salisbury. Lancaster
county. one night recently. This weasel
may not have been asleep but he wasn't
aS wide awake as the proverb has his
tribe.
Rev David +. Ward. rector of st.
james Church. Port DEPOSIT. will preach
his farewell sermon tomorrow, having
accepted a call to Southwark Parish. in
the Diocese of Southern Virginia. He
will leave next week for his new home
i'll Claremont Va.
-Four tramps arrested at Perryville
for trespaSsing upon the cars of the F..
Il. n w. X. II. were given II hearing by
Justice Gilpin ON Tuesday. Two of
them. Charles II. Smith and John Wolfe,
were committed to the House of Cor
rccton. The others We're discharged.
The Republicans Of Havre de Grace
held II grand rally on Saturday night ut
which Hon. Stevenson y. Williams,
Thomas Purrun. State Chairman John b.
Hanna. II. NJ. Foote and Robert Gar
rrtt. nominee for Congress in the Sec
old district, made rouSing addresses.
A pleasing musical and literary pro
gram arranged by the ladies' of st. An
drewS' Church. is billed for next Satur-
day evening at Mrs. Henry Hess. Fair
Hill. with DIR. Stanley Steele as soloist,
Miss Alice Frazer. pianist and MIS- En-
ma Tobler. of Philadelphia. elGrutionist.
The right bank of the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal has been filled in
from st. Georges to Delaware City, and
the mud machine is now mt work on the
left bank. An Old brick dwelling close
to the canal will be put in order for w.
j. Wingate, the lock superintendent.