Evening journal., 1888-10-19
LICENSES GRANTED.
Both Parties Ready for the Campaign In
sussex school Commissioners Violate
The Law.


the Law.
by Letter to EVENING Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del. October 19-The
brass band campaign is nearly ripe in
Sussex Each party has held few local
meetings under the auspices Of the
clubs, preparatory TO the mass meetings
under the direction of the county com
mitees The Democrats open here on
Tuesday afternoon, October %, to be fol-
1 lowed with. Lewes Wednesday even
ing. October "a; Concord, Thursday
evening, October 25. Selbyville, Saturday
afternoon, October 81; frankfort Sat
urday evening, October %; Gumboro,
Saturday afternoon, October q Mills
boro, Tuesday evening, October 30;
Milton Wednesday evening. October 81 !
Greenwood, Thursday afternoon. Novem-
Der i Bridgeville, Friday afternoon,
November . Laurel, Saturday afternoon,
November 3 Delmar, Saturday evening,
November3; Milford. Saturday afternoon.
November 3.
The Republican County Executive
committee have arranged for twelve
days consecutive campaign embracing
the following meetings. Millsboro. Wed
nesday afternoon, October "A frankfort,
Wednesday evening, October "A Roxana
Thursday Afternoon October %; Mill
vile Thursday evening, October %; Sell
! byville, Friday afternoon, October 20;
Gumboro, Friday evening, October 20
Laurel Saturday afternoon, October q
Delmar, Saturday evening, October q ;
Bethel, Monday afternoon, October %;
Sycamore, Monday evening, October 29'
Georgetown Tuesday afternoon, October
30; Lewes, Tuesday evening, October 3D.;
Milton Wednesday afternoon, October
- Lincoln, Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der, 81 Greenwood Thursday afternoon,
November Bridgevlle, Thursday even
ing November Seaford Friday after
noon, November 2 Concord, Friday even
ing, November 2; Milford, Saturday
afternoon, November B.
The ablest speakers on both sides in the
state are upon the bills to speak at these
meetings Several Of the Salisbury Dem
oerats who it is understood viii not speak
in Kent are booked for Sussex The diff
ference is that while Wolcott gobbled up
all the Kent county ticket Uncle Eli has
a majority Of the Sussex men. The shoe
pinches only one foot.
The Sussex Couny Teachers Institute
will probably meet in Laurel on Novem-
Der 20. q, % County superintendent
Ward is little slow in making the ar
rangements and announcing the pro
gram. There are several schools in the
county which failed to open on October l.
as the law requires, but such a violation
is a small matter in the eyes Of the
school commissioners
Court adjourned on Wednesday morn
ing, the judges taking the 9 o'clock train
for their homes. All the cases tried We're
unimportant When court adjourned on
Friday the case of Elisha w Cannon VS.
W. s. Phillips, appeal from decision Of
instice of the peace ON suit to recover for
thirty eight bushels of wheat, was on
trial. 1t was resumed on Monday, re
sulting in a decision for defendant
Charles NJ Cullen, Esq, for plaintiff and
Alfred p Robinson Esq, for defendant
The next case was George G. Tuilly VS.
Thomas Bacon and r. NJ Lowe. exc
cutors Of Samuel B. Phillips, on issue to
recover on foreign attachment. Robert
G. White, Esq. for plaintiff and Charles
NJ. Cullen, Esq, for defendant. Verdict
for plaintiff
The last case was George w Mallory
administrator Of Hettie Lynch, VS.
Samuel Lynch, ct all summons debt on
guardian bond Alfred T. Robinson, Esq.
for plaintiff, and Cullen and Cullen for
defendants; non suited.
The liquor license applications were
taken up and all granted Edward w.
Reynolds, Slaughter Beach; James 5.
Melvin, Laurel James f. Bostick, Laurel F;
Joseph @. Gorby Greenwood Jacob NJ
Gumby, Milford