The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-01-28

George w. Whiteoak will quit the
Lone Tree farm in the Second district
on account Of i'll health.
The bill to be reported by the House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors car
rie~4 an aggregate appropriation of SOL
631, 591.
Preaching at Harris NJ. f. Church
Sunday, January 20, by Rev. Robert
Van Bunk, of Camden, \. j., at II a.
III. and 40 p. IN.
The Chesapeake City tug Albert II.
Ellis, with three barges for Norfolk, re-
turned to Baltimore Thursday. on ac-
count of the heavy ice at the mouth of
the river.
Preaching at Wesley NJ. T.. Church
at ) p. m. by pastor on Sunday. January
%. The Fourth Quarterly Conference
. will be held at Wesley Church Wednes-
! day, February, l, ut 3 p. m.
! Eugene +. Hartley, representing the
i Bureau of the Census. Washington, is
now in Elkton making reports on the
manufacturing and labor employing in
dustries of the county. The reports are
very thorough.
/ The property of the Queen Anne's
! County RAILROAD was to be offered at
public sale ut Love Point yesterday by
the International Trust Company of
, Baltimore. pursuant to an order of the
| United States Court.
On page 3 of this issue of the Cecil
Wing NJ. Megary & Son give their
| "ClCarance Sale Prices which is an
| annual custom of the house. Readers
of the Cecil Wing will find it to their
, interest to read the announcement.
+. p. WapIcS, II former principal of
the Elkton public school. now of Will
miugton, is a director of the Amador
! Railway Company which is about to
; build an electric railway in Montana,
| which will become Il tributary to the
Northern Pacific.
The Court of Appeals will be asked
to pG"S upon the ancient Private Road
law Of Narlnd which, after having
! hor" uro2 the s.atutr looks fer 10 years
! wo% rory"tly declared by Judge John G.
! I'"ttrr. Of the Circuit Court for Frcdcr-
! :: Comfy, 10 he unconstitutional.
! Rev. !. Gibson CAN'T, will hold ser
! viro.' in st. My Aunc'S Parish as fol
, .aws--,'t. N"r.S Cla=rL / Il. IN. Par
| i+a House, rr3Eyi',c, > p. III. #. Mary
| A&"u'> 'h"r,h. North EH.t. 1890 Il. m.
! pr1 -" Pc. ". on Sunday. Rcctor's
r}'~. u,ct'ns Danh Fr0l0y at -. Nary's
CHURCH ut 7."o y. N.
Tomorrow is "Calraion Day" 50
rau'"' in ho".T IF thr Late President
McItiu'cy'S favorto. Ten per cent. Of
>n,r@ today Ivy many florists will he APP
! ultcG al the Instance Of the Carration
League. of Chicago. toward the fund for
q Io"HmcGt t. the lamrWcd President
10 be erected in that city.
| Twenty odd guests of the Noshell
| House in ChCStcrtown were reused from
their beds by Il fire in that hotel early
Monday morning Luckily all escaped.
The loss will reach probably $500. The
building and furniture were insured. The
interior of the hotel was much damaged
by former fire on June I, 1878.
The Peoples National Bank of Mid
| dlCtGwn has elected these Otliccrs-I. A.
Poole. Geo. l.. Townsend, ST.. r. c..
Cruikshank. Richard II. Cam. Jr., Geo.
| +. Brady, G. NJ. ID. Hart, j. Frank Ella
son. Frederick Brady, jefferson Il. Ford,
and Charles II. Salmons, directors Geo.
ID. Kelley, ST.. cashier, and William G..
| Lockwood, teller.
| A second pleasing Sociable was held
at Trinity Parish House on Tuesday
evening. which, despite had weather,
wAs well attended. The Elkton Mando-
lin Club was present and gave several
of its choice selections with its wontcd
| excellence. Mr.. Carroll Edgar gave Il
brief talk upon his impressions Of the
st. Louis Exposition and Me>ErS. Rich
ard Reese and Ricketts, Nelson, with
| Miss MargrTy Marshbank read and re-
cited pleasing selections.
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