Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-10-24

attentive congregation. A union temper
ance meeting was held; the Presbyterian,
Baptist and Methodist congregations were
present, the church was crowded. The
Rev. George Il, Niver Of New York de-
livered an address on the evils Of intem.
perance and the whisky traffic.
For some time past several boys have
been rather boisterous around the post
Office in the evenings and have been
warned several times; seven Of them were
afEsigEed before Squire Jester Saturday
night and fined 81 81.
Harper \ Boyce, two young men living
near here have bought the general mer-
ohandiBe store OF Sheriff Feunimore at
Leipsio and will conduct the business.
DovER, Oct 22.-The levy court met
again yesterday for the purpose of qualify
ing those asssasor5 who failed to come
forward at the last meeting Jabe2 Jen.
kins, assessor for North Murderkill hun
drsd, not teing able to come before the
court on account OF sickness waa waited
upon By committee OF the court who
administered the usual oath. The as.
sesors are now all qualified. The levy
court will not meet again until the Zebra.
airy session.
John b. Finch Council, Royal Ten
plars Of Temperance, was organized in
/ g. A. Is. room Monday evening by Su.
prsme Lecturer George u. Eiver of
Seneca Falls, N. Y. II will be run as a
bensiicial feature in conjunction with
ths two Good Templsr lodges in our
town.
The ladies' of Diva L1dga, No. go, I.
o. e., r.. gave Chief ramplae George
Garter farewell treat az Monday even.
ing's session of that lodge.
Great preparations ere being made for
the coming Carnival OF nations and bal
tt4t is TO come OF next Wednesday even
ing. iiassG-'s orchestra OF Philadelphia
hs baen engaged 10 furnish the music
Tickets ste Oh asie, admitting gentleman
and LAZY % the hlA room Tor 81 pickts
oan ps purchased tY adies who wish t,
take seats Ia tho lobby ct 50 cents; gen
tle'N5u ara 70 b eEa dtti tsoru the lobby
Iqgangb thu E,ulHsa4 81 Iudrs q. r
FISHER The Iii; .Cfs o. tie Dover LlaraE,
hsya been granted perr.lsgiDu by
post Office authorities at Washington th
usa Of rocu, n taa post office her .re
, Of mt. II is u lGfPe, light, airy room il
the second stOry. Tue library will sooi
he E!ovtd 10 IDS new haaslGuafterI Whic
VIII be more central and Gnsy of acses4
The regimeni4I GousI.maItial for Ii
tI8t Of tue members Of the Ngticnl
Guard residing ! q Ken. county who faile
tn attend the las annual euGampme Q
! sh the Legal xcuse, met mere yestel
day noon add after organizing sdiourne
TO t4eGt on NlJ5mbsr l2.S, at whio
: tim the CASES viii ha tried. Tho posi-
! uocament was caused on account OF Ii
. GyssacH u iu;gs advocate 81 the oour
, Oaarles W, Cu'i p, who is engaged at I'll
Sussex county court. Similar courts ia
1 III. trisl OF iu8 New Degtla and Susge
: membe's of the Guard will also be hel
;. during November.
Tbs dwelling EoGse on the corner
/. Governors avenue and Division street
) being removed to New street; ne
i building will be bGilt 10 the spring
Ar. and Mrs. Harry Ford gave part
: to qgite number Of Juveniles last evel
, ing, it being tine occasion of the
>, daughters birthday.
1 At a meeting ~ the State Capitol Il
publican Climb Monday it was decided
Z offer the Republican State central con
= lni.lee the use of their rooms for car
Y paign work