The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-27

about to change their residences, viii
kindly notify this office OF their new
addresses, especially il on other X. r.
ID. routes than those reaching them
heretofore.
Rock ..prings school now has an
organ.
-kennard Riley will have soap.
stone deposit developed ON his prop
erty at Rock Springs
Thursday. Maryland Founders
Day" was generally and iittingly OBJ
served in the schools throughout the
State.
john II. Terrell present Assist
ant County Treasurer. will enter the
coming Democratic primaries for re-
nomination.
Town Beiliff Isaac Riale, OF Rising
Sun, gave place on Thursday to Ma
than Britton. who has filed the place
for several previous terms.
"A rcsbyterian Chapel will be
erected on the foundations OF the old
Fulton .deeting House in the Eighth
district. recently torn down.
The Modern Woodmen OF America
will have meeting on Monday night
next, To initiate candidates.
II. w. PIPPIN, Clerk.
R. {. 1hackery, Esq, Attorney,
sold the Deamon property. OF 8 icres,
in the Fifth district. on Tuesday, to
Samuel Sturgeon. 81 North East, for
Sal.
Town Council has accepted the
bid of the Elkton Electric Light aud
Power Company Tor lighting the town
Tor the coming year, at present con-
tract rates.
The Starry Flag" will be pre-
sented, under the direction of Mrs. l..
f. Hamcr:cR. by the North East Ath-
lelie Association in the G. 4. X. Hall.
on Easter Monday evening. April IL.
Every Evenings puzzle prizes went
for the most part to Wilmington resi-.
dents. ID. b Jones. OF Townsend,
won the $3.50 building let at Montrose
Terrace. John S. Rossell. X. ]. Nc
Lean and James II Wright were the
Judges oi the contest.
"A bolt flying from \ car oi the
passing work train struck Mrs. J. Ru-
ley Kirk. ni Pivot Bridge. in the side,
As She was standing on the pavement
a, the Elkton station last Thursday
morning. She was somewhat bruised
but, fortunately, escaped serious in
jury
A Rising Sun special says that
tests oi the Scrapings from the bottom
Ui a Sprm" ON the farm OF Walter
Reynolds, near New Bridge, in the
Eighth district. show 20 per cent. gold
and Il per cent silver. II is said that
capitalists will be enlisted to develop
the vein.
The conference oi Presidents Of
the Boards oi County Commissioners
with Governor Cruthcrs with the view
to securing uniform methods OF treat
ing local roads. will he set for April
10. at 10 n, m. NJ the Governors OF
fees in the Union Trust Building,
Baltimore
Mrs. Wilson VIII have her Spring
millinery opening next Tuesday and
Wcdnc sday. Fashions Edict has pro-
duccd some strange creations in fcmi-
nirc head gear for the coming season
and Mrs Wilson invites inspection OF
her display Of pots, pans, kettles, etc,
etc
For One wight Only spright-
" and pleasing comedy. will be given
ny wv islhA'li ! dtllA dll'i j '"hG' NlHp
n Elkton Opera House, on Thursd day
and Friday evenings, April IS and 70.
The proceeds will he applied toward
dciraynp the cost oi instruments for
u>c in Union Hospital
Suggested sites. near Elktou, for
the coming Brigade cncampment OF
the Maryland National Guard will be
viewed by Ndjutant General Warlicld.
Eligible sites are available on the Ker-
shaw farm, recently purchased by
Omar ID. Croihcrs, the Gilpin Manor
farm, the Ctcswcll and Tucker farms,
IN the Glasgow road, and other To-
calitics also.
Former County Commissioner. J.
{. Price, - the First district. is now
occupying the Manly farm ON the Fair
lIill road near S'ngerly. which he re
Gently purchased the tenant Charles
T.. Burton having removed to Mrs. X.
+. Jamar'S farm at Turkey Point. The
sale OF Mrs. Jamar's stock and nipple
nncntS held last week was well attend
ed and good prices prevailed.