The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-30

but withdrew the property on bid OF
$2,23o.
The Mems Association oil the Elk
ton Presbyterian congregation enjoyed
their annual supper served III the
Chapel ON Thursday evening.
- John Whyler, OF Philadelphia. IS
in charge OF the Howard House barber
shop, the equipment OF which Cove ,.
Scotch. proprietor OF the hotel, pur-
chased ON Monday.
Frank Batiaile, OF Onley, Va, SON
in law OF Mrs. T.. ". Stats, OF Sassa-
iras, died suddenly early IN the week,
OF typhoid fever. His widow and
little daughter survive him.
The Board OF Public Works will
on Monday at noon receive bids ior
81 100000 Of the bonds to be issued
under the $1,000, 900 loan for the build
ing on permanent highways IN the
State.
The Cecilton High School will
give an elaborate Literary Entertain
mcnt in the Jr. y. u. a. NJ. Hall on
Tuesday, February 9. We regret that
the program reaches us too late Tor
publication.
Inc stock OF the late Richard l..
Naulain, sold ON his farm, near Mid
dletown, ON Wednesday, brought high
prices. Cows sold tor 500 and up
wards, and one two months old BUN
cali brought sos.
--Sherin lager has been on the
lookout ior Philadelphia boy, who
mailed from Elkton Il building loan
book, winch his employer had given
nim, with SII TO pay his dues, the boy
clearing out with the cash.
Ella Davis. or Marvel, charged
with stealing clothing and money from
the home oi Samuei Hambleton i'll
Rising sun, has been committed to the
Female House OF Refuge after spend
my some weeks III jail here.
A deal is said To be ON between
Taylor ". Mckcnncy and Henry IL.
Mitchell, son oi the new owner OF the
Howard House, ". \. Mitchell, Tor
change in ownership i'll the livery bust.
ness and outfit, connected with the
hotel.
Person, desiring extra copies oil
our special Trade Edition OF the
WIG Ito he published next week.
will please place their orders with this
office at once. .Niter the first edition
is exhausted, we cannot hold the type
Tor future orders
William Reed. colorcd, oi Cherry
Hill, elected on Saturday when facing
Justice Boulder, To marry Mary VIII
liamS rather than go TO jail. Rev. ). !.
Mills, Pastor OF Providence \. U. NJ.
1 ,.,Ii.I ,,,a aud nj a
tied the nuptial knot.
Cook" otherwise Isaac Solomon,
colorcd has been treating Elkton TO
small scale earthquake shocks the past
week. blowing up with dynamite heavy
castings brought here from the old
iron works ut North East, Tor the
Powc.s Foundry Company.
The revival services held i'll the
l:lkton NJ. r. Church during the month
have been both interesting and profit
able. The membership has been quick
cncd into new life, and about twenty
have proicsscd conversion. The ser
vices will be held again Sunday night
-Aattcniion is called to the sale OF
stock OF farming implements on Mrs.
Herman Buuchcle's place, near Cherry
llllt, on ! Hul SbdSf lNDl hdlN 10 WIS
Bouchcllc will remove to Mt. Holly,
y. J., where she and her brother, JOS
cph +. Bradbury, have bought out
large restaurant.
The sudden tightening oil rope
caused T. T.. Whitaker, Of Havrc de
Grace, to swing heavily to the ground,
just as he was quitting work on the new
u. & O. K. X. bridge at Akin, on Tues
day. His right ankle was broken and
he was removed TO the Maryland Gen
cral Hospital, Baltimore
The Bccks farm, in the First dis
trict of Cecil County, was sold at the
Court House door on Thursday morn
ing last to Fletcher Clark, OF the Head
oi SassairaS, for SII.oas. The prop
crty contains about $50 acres OF land
and a fine mansion house. Mr. Clark
it is said, will make il his future resi-
dcnce.
-MessrS. Joseph II. Steele, w. S
Evans, w. h. Davis and J. =. Steele,
directors oi the National Bank OF
Chesapeake City have reelected the
old officers President, Joseph ii.
Steele Vice President, William S.
Evans; Cashier, Richard ). Wallis;
Assistant Cashier and Teller, J.
Groomc Steele
The ladies of the Sewing Circle OF
Head OF Christiana Church will give
an entertainment in the basement OF
thee hnrch this Saturday evening,
consisting OF music, Rotations and
plays The laughablc farccs The Sew
inc Circle, Taking the Census" and
"The Two Aunt Emiies' will be given
Mrs. Leon Garrett will have charge of
the music. and Mr. Ad Smith will give
one OF his inimiiabe Rotations. II
stormy, the following Saturday even
ing. Doors open at 73o o'clock. Ad-
mission. IS cents; children. 10 cents