The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-01-02

ley. sold this week seven head of fine
Jersey cows.
John Allen has moved from CheSa-
peakr City to the David NJ. Taylor farm.
in the Second District
The congregation Of ElktCn prcSby-
terrain Church will observe the week of
prayer hcgiEming tomorrow evening
Tea above zero was measured on
Saturday might. and with Il high wind
Blowing. the right waS the cGl,lcSt of the
winter.
Daniel IIarkcn>tein. avn aged resi-
dent of the Newark neighhoGhood. was
severely but EUt fatally gorcd by a bull
ri few day. ago.
Revival services will begin in the
Elkton NJ. +. Church ON Sunday night.
Watch meeting services were hell on
Thursday night.
A Nurse drawing the ice plow Oh
George Il Ranvlo', lDnal. broke through
the ice ON Tuesday, and WIS pulled out
with some trouble.
-Fayc1;,, Gibson. a Confederate war
Battery. died at Havre de Grace. on
Monday. aged - years.
Lewis Good and Miss Lcltic Kimble
were married in Newark, Del. on Christ
mas Eve. They will reside on the
gloom's farm ut Kcmbievillr. PA.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson is Offering
goG'lS at cost aad below cost. to close
mrrchandizing at Fnir Hill Great bar
gains aIc to be had there.
Services at Trinity Church on sun
Cay mornng were held in the Rectory,
- owing to IL leak in the boiler the
church c0lIld not he heated.
Talk abuut turkeys being scarce this
SoasCT. Clarence l.. Cole algl his brother
sold tfty-Siavcn at Pcrryvilc. at Ii cents
live weight. and Is cents dressed.
--ElftCn Presbyterian Church held its
Christmas exercises Un Sunday evening.
The young folks who shared in tire pro
gram filled their parts very cr",!itahly.
--Wn>!lington'S Birthday. Memorial
Day. ami the Fourth Of July this year
fail on Monday. Thanksgiving will be
ON November 24th. AMID Christmas will
fall ON Sunday.
MIR. Olof Strn>on and Miss NJ. A.
Forrncre, Of Charlestpwn. came to Elk
tcH. on Tuesday evening. and were mar
rird nj the NJ. T.. Parsonage by Rev. DR..
T. +. AIartindalr.
Into water prepared to scald
Christmas duck. Louisa. The 2-year-old
daughter of Charles KchOr. of Coates
Vile. Pa. fell on Christmas eve. and on
Saturday night she died.
MIR. benjamin Carpenter. of Che>a
urakr tity. offers his services 10 the
public as auciUnrcr. Those that know
him. say he H. II good man. Note his
card in this issue of TIE Wing
Bessie Hill. Formerly of Colts. died
at the homr OF Edward Bishop. near
Warwick. last week. from blood poison,
aged u years. Her funeral was held
on Saturday. ut Warwick VI. +. Church.
R c. Cos!ptt, the telegraph operator
who successfully stood off three masked
men ut Linwctd tower on the T.. h. X
w. X. r.. one day lNSt week, is well
kn~wn in North East AMI IIavre de
.r,
Howard Cooper. colorCd. convicted Of
assault upon Harry lvln>. Of Tome In
stitutr. WAS taken t" the House Of Cor
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The new !1cu>t tree pian1atioA OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad at t"n"winGD. i'll
York County, Pa. on II tlArt of lH
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William X. FOLK. late superintendent
of the MiGdlrtown and Odessa Trolley
Line is willing 10 work for its extension
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-1hn | Shrr> lniol &: thurcStoWn
NJ. f. Church. will give an entertain
merit on Saturday night. January ind.
1904, III eight C'cED"k. Admission 10
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j. L. &. Hopkins, .Ir.. has been
chosen Cashier Of the National Bank of