The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-11-18

NAV VI. Ia SuuIcH coHtuCleu ny ItF. d.
L. Otis.
Rising Sun NJ. L. Sunday School
cleared about $50 from its recent 'Chry-
s;uuthemum Tea"
According to the new plans the new
French Street Station in Wilmington,
will cost $5UU,UOO.
A well attended and highly enjoyed
social was held in Trinity Parish House
on Thursday evening.
A poultry and oyster supper was
billed at Porters Grove p. L. Church
for Thursday evening
"A fishing skiff owned by Leonard
Young, Of Delaware City, was stolen
there on Saturday night.
-Perryville residents will take steps
to compel the Pennsylvania Railroad to
keep open the Old Ferry road.
The gross receipts of the w. C. Il. U.
bssar held in Aberdeen town hail were
1895 and the net profits about $500.
About $50 was cleared from the re-
cent supper held by the stewards of Mt.
Pleasant NJ. Il. Church, near Colom.
Quarterly conference will be held in
Cherry Hill NJ. Il. Church this after
noon. Presi ding Elder Mowbray will
preach tomorrow.
West Nottingham Academy's second
quarter opens on Monday. 1t is urged
that pupils about to enter the school do
50 as early as possible.
Owing to the illness Of Judge w. Il.
Martin and other circumstances, the No
vember term of the Caroline Court was
adjourned until january.
John w. Callahan, night walking boss
OH the railroad work at Quarryville, died
last week from hurts caused by being
caught between two dump cars.
John Harris, superintendent of Rock
laIG, Del, paper mills, last week took
II lsirty of friends on Il successful trip
to the ducking grounds ON the yacht
Spray.
Rev. T.. II. Daehiell, of North East,
arC Rev. DIR. Scott, late in the India
field will address "A Missionary meeting
i'll Elkton NJ L. Church next Wednesday
evening.
Bass in the Chesapeake and Della
Ware Canal are to be protected. The
Delaware Anglers Association is mov-
lag for tire prosecution of parties catch
in: the fish unhiwfully.
A mortgage to JoA III. De Victor,
trustee, Of Philadelphia, from the Sus-
quehanna Power Company to secure the
issue of $15O,0OO, has been filed in the
Clerks Office at Bel Air.
Three cargoes of oyster shells,
amounting to $4,000 bushels, have been
spread Oh the streets OF Havre de Grace,
and when ground down by traffic will
improve its thoroughfares.
Howard Taylor and David Hall, of
Eli Township, and Ralph Wherry, of
ID, islir, \. j., shot 81 canvas backs off
Carpenters Point last week with num-
Der Of other ducks of less value.
Just try "Iepslmint," the new granu-
lar, etfervescent remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Headaches Mental Exhaus-
ton and Stomach Disorders. Guaran-
teed harmless. Pleasant to take. 10
and 25c. Jul 22-6m
An adjourned meeting of citizens in
tere~ted in organization for intellectual
culture in our town will be held in the
School Commissioners Office this (Sat-
urGay) afternoon, at / o'clock. \ full
attendance is requested.
C. Il. Oliver, who is now proprietor
of the Blkton warehouse, begins adver-
ts.ng this week in the Cecil Wing, and
solicits a share of the public patronage.
Mr.. Oliver deals in coal hay, grain flour,
Ineai and feed of all kinds.
A massive monument of granite Al
feet high, is about to be erected to the
memory of the late Governor Lloyd
Lowndes in Rose Hill Cemetery, Cum
bertrand. Thirteen horses were needed
to transport the base for the shaft.
The November term of Hartford Cir
cult Court opened Oh Monday. Judge
Van Bibber in his charge to the Grand
Jury, of which s. J. Seneca, of HayTe de
Grace, is foreman, referred to the vio-
lations of the Sunday law in THAT city.
Mrs. Annie Albonese was fined $14.1O
b. Justice Boulder for throwing a
stone at George Lowe when ordered to
leave the lstter's property near town
upon which he charged she was tres
passing. Her counsel took an appeal to
Court.
Rev. DIR. II. L. Martindale will ex
change pulpits with Rev. Il. G. Atkins,
OF Newark, tomorrow morning in accord
ance with the recently arranged program
| for rlrousing interest in missions among
the Methodist Episcopal Churches of
Wilmington district.
More than thirty years ago George r.
| Ash lost a base ball which WAS found
one day hast week in fair condition be-
| hinG the weather boarding of an old
| building near his former home. The
hall was of the old time ''live" variety
| ard THAT accounts perhaps for it's preser-
vation.
An enjoyable Parish Social was held
| in Trinity Purish House on Thursday
| evening Of this week. The program in
| cluded recitat;ons by Miss Marion Clark
and Miss MaTgery Marshbank, musical
rcnderings by Miss Annie Grosh, and am
| interesting talk on the philippines by
Nj. Norman Cameron, which was much
appreciated by his hearers
| Wilmington had another serious fire
early on Wednesday morning in the