Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-18
DoYER.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
Down, Oct. 1.-The Democratic
county central committee met yesterday
afternoon In the new law building OF
Cooper q Kenney. The following mem-
bers were present; James O. Robinson,
David Reese, @. j.. Williamson, JameH
Virden, DR.. J. NJ. Wlikerson, William Nj.
Dickson. George d. Harrington and Will
linn I. Watson.
Upon the motion of Mr.. Reese, VIII
liam g. Kerbin was elected assistant Sec
Rotary Of the committee.
A motion was adopted authorizing each
member Of the committee to appoint an
auxiliary committee to assist the regular
committee in campaign work. The fol-
lowing were appointed al the committee
for East Dover hundred: Il. II. kenney,
J. Frank wilds, q. II. Cooper and +. M.
Dunn. II was decided to hold meetings
at the following places on the date named,
tho speakers to be announced in the
future:
Dover, Monday, October a2d, afternoon
and evening.
Lebanon, Friday evening, October
26th.
Harrington, Saturday afternoon, octo.
Dor 27th.
Willow Grove, Saturday evening, octo-
Der 27th.
Viola, Monday evening, October 29th.
Bowers Beach, Tuesday evening, o.
tober 30lh.
Little Creek, Tuesday evening, o.
tober 30th.
Camden, Wednesday evening, oeto-
Der 30th.
FELTON,, Thursday afternoon, Noyem-
Der lat.
Frederick, Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 1st.
Kenton, Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der I'd.
Vernon and Leipsic, Friday evening,
November I'd.
Smyrna, Saturday afternoon and even
ing, November Sd.
Milford, Saturday afternoon and even
ing, November Sd.
Magnolia, Monday evening, November
9th.
1t was decided TO hold meetings ut
Hartley, Haslettville and Marydel, but
the time has not yet been decided upon.
The fair ground fence which was
burned Of the recent FIRE is being rebuilt.
plosion OF cartridge which was being
handled by q colored man who Was se-
| vefely hurt and may lose the sight Of one
eye.
DIVER, oct. l8.-dranYllle z. Gillespie,
aged 40 years, died yesterday afternoon
from injuries received on the Elkton race
course during the fair, while driving Della.
ware Bashaw. The body will be taken to
Warwick, Md, tomorrow on the $40 train
where interment will be made.
The Spencer Band realized S2S from the
cafe held Friday and Saturday evenings.
Mrs, Andrews of Milford is having @
dwelling built on Governors avenue.
WILDER Cahoon left to-day for Philadei'
phia where he will take course In busi
meas college.
Jno. Bockman arrived home from Georgia
yesterday.
Miss oaddIe Cooper OF Milford, Is th'
guest OF Miss Irene Draper.
H. A. Richardson and wife left for Obi
cago this morning.
The finishing touches have been giver
the court room, and II Is now ready fol
court, which begins on Monday.
The gateway at Silver Lake cemetery
being graded and lowered.
The Democratic county committee l
actively engaged In making preparation
for the masB-meeting to be held here Of
Monday afternoon and evening next. Tn
Dover Cornet Band will furnish music 10
the occasion. Senator Gray and othe
speakers will make addresses.
Oglesby's band arrived last night and vi
i iutnish mraic for the Wild West exhibition
a i the latter nlaterieli2es.
DovER, Oct. VA new lodge OF Goo
Templars WAS organized here last evening
the officers elected being az follows: Chic
1 Templar, George Garter; Recording Score
8 tafy, Herman O. Taylor; Financial Secre
: tary, j. Harry Stewart; Chaplain, Mrs. NJ
. Il. Carter; Marshal, Michael Riley; Tree
urer, Mrs. Michael Riley; Guard ]. I
; Stevenson; p. O. T., o. d. Hill Represents
tive to Grand Lodge, George Carter. TIL
: organization starts out under favorable eli
cumstances and will be known as DIV
I Lodge. No. IS, l. o. G. 7. and will NEE
o every Monday evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
i The bodies OF N. D. Wilds and thre
/ children were removed by Undertake
|. FAIRIES OF Smyrna from the old NJ. Il. cent
! terry In this town to the Odd Fellow
!! cemetery In Smyrna, yesterday.
U Mrs. NJ H. Garter and grandson are visi
Il Ing IN Smyrna.
d George W. Morgan, the painter, is beaut
flying the post-of1iee.
!. Mrs W. II. smithers Ia very Ill at the rel
ldenee OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs. N. ]
Z Smithers.
The delegates and visitors from Stat
o Capitol Lodge, No. 1, and Olive Lodge Nj
o 20, I. o. g. T.. left this morning TO atten
It the Grand Lodges session which begins
4 Smyrna to-day,
: Prof. D. P. Wyatt Is visiting MIR. and Mr.
- s. M. Thomas.
. The ladies OF the Y. W. o. T. U. will al,
q give Maud Miller tea party and tahleHu
II at the gymnasium on Thursday and Frldt
EVENING", commencing at 730 o'clock. A
10 attractive bill Of fato has been prepared.
7. The coming term Of court promises to
/. short one as only q cases are entered /
4 trial. There are no prisoners confined
y jail for criminal offences, and consequent
u The court Of oyer and terminer will not
n held during this session.
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~ MILFORD.