Evening journal., 1890-07-02
CAMDEN CAMP MEETING.
Many Tents Engaged-Delaware Bank
vidends-Democratic Pensions.

Many Tents Observation-Disclosures Bank
Dividends-Democrati Pensions.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del july Things are getting IN
shape now at the Camden camp meeting
grove. Among those who have engaged tents
for the camp, are the following, taken from a
list furnished BY Secretary William f. smith:
George NJ. Fisher, j, w. Stevens, Mrs. Norris
J +. Carroll, A. II Hinesley. w K. Smith,
Miss Jennie Wright, Il r.. Draper,
E. c. McNichol, Miss Collision, Rev.
r, ii. Rawlins, l.. Allaband. II. r.
Walker. William G Postles, d. II Knotts,
X. Gooding, Mrs. a. k. Boggs. DR.. Wilson,
William II. Wallace, Miss O. sande, William
y. Maloney, j.. @. Duborough, A o. Mensch,
w. X. Evans, j. w Graham, @. w. Smith, &.
Boyer. H a. Forkum Mrs Mentzinger, s. :
Wharton, CAPTAIN a. Z Novel;, Miss Susan
Miller Mrs. j. y. Wolcott, Mrs. George, Mrs.
Boggs, Mrs. Hopkins, j NJ Barton, Mrs. X
Clarke. Miss Lizzie Spencer, p S. Cooper,
Mrs. d, Hancock, y; b. Clarke. l.. H.
George. M. Al. Clements, NJ Jones, e. w.
Cooper, Mrs. Burke. u. l.. Butler. @. II,
Pardee, J NJ; Merbin, Mrs Webb, Joshua
Clements, Thomas simpson. Mrs r. B. Cut.
Captain Thomas Draper. Mrs Ellison, james
". Cats, Mrs. z; Jenkins. X. II. Carton.
Mrs Prettyman, II. jackson, John Segar, J !.
9. Noshell, Mrs, James. > w. Caulk, Mrs.
Evans. Miss Belle Goodwin, Jonn Clever
James II. Jester, Mrs. Parsons, William
Walker, William Carson, John Freeman,
Captain Joseph Bonsall, II. A Richardson.
ID. Il. Mcbride, Thomas Pardee, N. u
Lodge, Thomas Anderson. Miss Lizzie Os-
mOnd, Thomas Cummins, Mrs. M. n. Graham
Mrs. s. BOstic, James Lord, Miss Kate
Haman and Mr.. Dunn, Mrs. Kerlin, ID. r.
Barnard, II. i Hagardine, .. p. Cody, Mrs.
liam Diffendefer, II. III. Lewis, Samuel Conner
and y n. Goodwin.
The directors Of the Farmers Bank met
].
6. Lobdell, J. h. Carpenter, Jr, and Dr.. j. j.
Black Of New Castle; Ebe Tunnel, ex- Gov
ernor Stockley and + r. Paynter Of Sussex
and George w. Gildersleeve, G, s. Pennewil
and X. Meredith Of Kent. The usual divi-
dend was declared.
A farmer named Abbott.residingn near town
had his right arm badly lacerated yesterday
by getting tangled up In the gearing OF a hay
fork.
The sapphira Club had tough time Of it on
the bay yesterday. Al rOll-call for dinner,
sea-siCk.
Miss May Cannon gave select and very
enjoyable lawn party at her home on Brandy
wine street last evening
Governor Biggs was In town yesterday.
AS the time for the Democratic primaries
draws near, men who taEe an interest in tn,
offices. are doing some deep thinking. and the
result of their thoughts is very likely L
SensaS Shs pary monSs A stated agn IN t
man who does not see a desperate struggle
/ ahead. not only ia Kent county, but Ia SUISSE,
also, is wil'uily blind, for the figures are her,
to show that both parties stand pretty evenly
matched as regards numbers. Again. nont
but a very near sighted and very credulOu,
man takes any stock in or gives any weig e
/ the reported dissensions and internecins
/ troubles reported from the Republican cams
as far as those differences will affect the bal
/ lots that party will place in the box next
November. Those ballots will all be straight
/ Republican without any regard TO the dep0si
/ tors being Higgins, anti-Higgins. Massey,
4 Treat or anybody else. Even further
A many thoughtful democrats see plainl.