The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-02-23
Local Jottings..Continued

John S. Strahorn, Esq, is now oc-
cupying his new law apartments in the
Opera House building on North street,
which have been fitted up in nice shape.
If you need an Overcoat, Suit or
Trousers, you can get a better deal out
of Frazer than you can find in days
travel. *tf*
The ladies OF Asbury NJ. E. Church
will hold an oyster supper at Samuel
Whitaker's on Tuesday evening, the
Goth. If stormy, the next fair even
ing.
William T. Warburton, Esq, has
been on a trip into Virginia, chiefly
Rockingham county, and is much i'm
pressed by the high values OF farm land
in that section.
Mr.. Morford Lake, OF the Back
Creek Mill, will remove with his family
to Philadelphia during the ensuing
month Mr. Washington Lake has
rented the mill and will continue it in
operation.
In another column Mr.. James 7.
Armour is advertising his handsome
standard bred stallion, Pencader 1t is
to be hoped the stock raisers OF the
county will embrace every such oppor-
tunity to enrich the breeding OF our
horses.
DIR. Britton d. Evans, the insanity
expert, who has been a witness in the
Thaw trial, is well known to number
of Elktonians DR.. Evans is a native
of Queen Anne's county, having been
born near Sudlersville. He is now
Superintendent OF the Hospital for the
Insane at Morris Plains, N. J.
The pupils OF Principle Furnace
School assisted by other talent, gave a
very interesting entertainment in the
Hall OF the Golden Eagles on Wash
ington's birthday yesterday which
was followed by a box social. The
proceeds will be used to get flag and
for the benefit OF the library fund.
School Examiner Biddlc was in
Annapolis on Wednesday, attending a
meeting OF the Superintendent OF
Schools from every county, with the
State Board OF Education and the
State Treasurer. The meeting was a
protracted one and was occupied with
the subject OF the school finances.
The attempt OF Mr.. G. A. Nj John
son to exhibit his manure spreader,
the Success, was frustrated few
weeks ago by the heavy snow storm.
Mr. Johnson will show his spreader at
| work this Saturday afternoon, at Z
o'clock, on the farm OF Mr. Frank F.
| VIII, hot EllytN, orI Chaca
peakc City.
The time is at hand when farmers
will be getting their manure on the
field Nothing does it so well, so easily
and so quickly as the Success" man
ure spreader, sold by G. NJ. Johnson
Leslie and Elkton A farmer is not up
| to-date, who does not use spreader
let Mr. Johnson show you the advan-
tagcs of the Success" address or tele-
| phone him at Elkton or Leslie.
The Maryland Homeopathic Hos.
pital and Free Dispensary, II22-II3c
N Mount street. Baltimore, is adver,
Using for student nurses in our classi-
fed column. This most useful and
commendable institution is supported
| by the city, State and private charity
None OF the officers or doctors receive
pay, the whole income being used ior
the support Of the IS free beds in the
Hospital Young ladies', desiring a
chance to become trained nurses. will
do we'll to see the advertisement
Mr.. Charles B. Finley, Jr., OF Elk
ton. entertained the Senior class OF the
law department OF the University Of
Baltimore, OF which he is a member, al
banquet given in the law building OF
the University last Saturday. The
pleasure OF the occasion was marret
by only one untoward incidcnt-the
kidnapping OF three OF his invited guests
The three unfortunate victims of the
| Iidnapers, who happened to be mem
herS OF the Junior class, were "bagged'
just as they were on the eve OF leav,
ing for the banquet, and carried off tc
house on Edmondson avenue, where
they were Invested OF the most OF thcil
clothes and told they could proceed tc
the entertainment, but it is recorded
that they preferred not to go in such
scanty garb and Mr. Finley was minus