Evening journal., 1889-09-18
A RAIN Storm AT ELKToN.
The Complete List OF Entries for thu
"a Approaching Fair.

The Complete List Of Entries for the
Approaching Fair.
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKToN, Sept. 8-A terrible rain
storm commenced about A 80 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and lasted through the
night. In some parts Of the town one
could not cross On High street the
sewer overfowed and flooded the pave
ment Those going 90 the depot had to
turn back and go by another route The
town commissioners ought to have the
place fixed at once, so as to prevent
another loss 10 the town. This place is
torn up every time there Is heavy rain.
Miss Maggie Feehly, whose sickness
was reported in the EVENING JOURNAL
on Monday last, died last evening about
o o'clock after lingering illness Of
about four weeks. Miss Feehly was
4 lady well liked by those who knew her.
She was member Of the Roman Catho-
| lic Church and also a member of the
choir.
The entries for the coming fair have
closed. The following Is the list Of horses
entered
Tuesday, Octsber s. % minute trot-
ting. purse, 5000 Dahlgreen, Play Boy,
Grover 9, Billy y, Oscar, Agnes Nj,
Jocose, Trixie, Judge. Cora f, Morgan
| Prince, George NJ, James A. 2 33 class,
trotting, purse $3.50 Chancellor NJ,
Twilt, Harry w, Charlie Allen, Jake
Kilrain, Stontia, Maurice 5, Valdine
Bert. Sheldon Running, mile heats,
purse, $3.50. Rosette, Futurlty, Vesev,
Delaware, Poet, North Bound, Larry
Hart, Bedouin, Dawn. Rosalie, Later On.
Wednesday. October, 0, 4 year old and
under; purse, $3.50; Merit, Sonnett,
Wick, Twist 2.40 trotters; purse, 5000;
Grey Eagle, New York Dictator, Dohl
green, Lightning Jr., Friday. Grey CHEF
\ George Gheen, Agnes NJ, Cassie II
Coronet, George B, Rosalie, Mogul. 2.27
class; purse, $500; Bav Thornwood,
Gainter, Trapese, Edison, Kesal. Rum
ming II heat purse, $3.50; Glenola, Flu
turity, Later On, McGloughlin, Vesey,
Delaware, Poet, North-bound Duff,
Larry Hart Wlndsail Bedouin.
| Thursday, October 10; 9 30 trotting
purse. $125; Richard Wilkes, Bay Thorn
wood, Jerome Trapese, Maurice s., Will
liam H.. Bert, Sheldon Jr. 30 pacing
purse, $3.50; Rockaby, Maggie R., Tommy
j., Delaware Boy, Sagwa, Claremont.
John, Sparkle 2 as trotting; purse, 5000
Oyster Sanborne, Dahlgreen, Play Boy,
Billy d. Captain Pete, Linkwood Maid,
Agnes M, Swipe Joint, Jocose, Maybe aer,
Maggie, Morgan Prince, Garrison, Rosa
Lee. 3 running; purse $50; Glenola,
Fruturity Later On, McGloughlin, Vesey,
Delaware. Poet Northbound, Larry
Hart Bedouin, Charm, Rosalie.
Friday. October II, 2.37 trotting
purse, 5000; Mischief, Hero, Sunda, Rose
Friday, George Gheen, Harry w, Cassie
Il, George B, James A, John w. 2.2s
trotting; purse, $500; Charlie Q, York.
town Belle, Airline. 9 10 pacing; purse,
$500; Morendes, Eva Medium, Jessie
H, Tommy J, Onie d. Running, ! mile
purse, $3.50; Rosette or Glenola, Futur
ity, McGloughlin. Vesey, Delaware, Poet
Northwind, Druti, Larry Hart, Wind
Sail, Bedouin.
These are a correct list Of horses en-,
tered in the races at the Cecil county
Agricultural Society, October 3, 8, II
and IL.
Henry c. Torbert, editor Of the Cecil
Wing, after a rough voyage, arrived
home safe and win at once resume his
editorial chair which has been unoc
cupied by him six weeks.
The work on the new banking house Il
being rapidly pushed and it is expected t,
be in operation by November next.
A Republican Of the stalwart wing
! after reading about the Republican fal
ticket in the EVENING JOURNAL tn,
other day told your correspondent tina
he ought TO have said that the Republi
q cans viii not support their own ticket
S It seems as though the Republican in thi
I county might as well give up the ghost
. Father Lyons of Wilmington was Il
\ town yesterday.
t John Feehly of Wilmington is home a
present ON visit
Ashton Gilpin, son Of Postmaste
| Gilnin was In town Yesterdav