Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-01
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
Dover win have a creamery.

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shipysrd. "H'
St. Paul's P. z. parish at Centreville
Md, is 90Oyears old.
Peninsula farmers want thu Envlis,
sparrow extsrminated.
Burglars are operating at Milford
Their thsfts are small.
Delaware College societies will present
dramas in few weeks. fe's-
| The Odessa creamery manufactnra.
SOO pounds Of butter a day.
Frank Fletcher of Rebobotb a.
cidentally cut his thumb off.
Nearly all the Peninsula c,aob
schooners are In winter quarters.
Mrs Ann Johns. a preachers widow !.
postmistress at Zion, Cecil county. Nd
Odessa wants free reading room o.,
the benefit of Its young men and women an
Dr. Samuel Marshall. a well.known
phia. Hiiauel'
me school commissioners of Dover will
mated. ~ 'a0oi-
The handsome new school building At
Milton is being pushed forward to com 3
Htna Brass Band of Newark win Inv
new Instruments and begin another
sixty hve persons have been converted
at Odessa. lon
The Maryland Legislature will be
asked to pass bill making Saturday a
Sussex county writer's contend that
school children should be vaccinated
during vacation.
The grip has Frustrated ex-sheriff
Mackey of Elkton, Md 1t is his first
illness for forty years.
Thomas David of Lelpsic, wants to be
tax collector for Little Creek hundred,
to succeed Thomas Hopkins.
The Ministerial Association Of eolored
ministers of Wilmington a. NJ n
Church will meet in Milford on Febru.
airy g.
The pupils OF Little Creek public
schools, have bought a typewriter and
viii print paper called the Little Creek
Review.
The Milford Chronicle advocates a law
giving justices Of the peace final judicial
power OF sentencing prisoners for petty
larceny.
George s. Wooley, Democrat, has been
elected president of the Board 9of Trus-
ees of the Poor and Insane OF Cecil
county. Md.
Glendale has an so year. old bachelor
unto whom love has lust coma Iika q
summer sigh. he is STUCK" on dash
ing widow.
Persons living in the neighborhood OF
Iron Hill, Md, object to that section Of
country being called Cat Swamp" or
'Pussys Meadow"
The climate In this state has greatly
changed to warmer Writers within the
last ferty years. In 1S47 As the snow
was 50 deep that it covered the fences.
Wood-chopping parties are being held
on Sussex county farms. Az many as
twenty cords OF wood are chopped at a
party. Refreshments are served after
wards.
Frank GalIaher OF Fair Hill, Cecil
county, will lose his arm from blood.
Several days ago while kill
ing hogs, he got some blood in a cut on
his arm.
John J. Rosa, ]. B. Gilchrist Homer 7.
Belts, Rev. J. ). Willis, Frank Davis. all
well-known Kent and Sussex county
peach men, say that three quarter Of the
buds are dead
Charles Haines, Rising Sun. Nd.
drug clerk, was recently badly injured by
The explosion of nitric and suIphuric
acids, which he was compounding to fill
= horse Doctors prescription.
The revival services in Elkton M. E.
Church are still going on. Rev. Mr..
Short of Mount Pleasant had charge Of
the meetings part of this week. Rev. L.
E. Barrett Of St Paul's, Wilmington.
preached yesterday -Elkton Democrat.
The two Polk farms recently purchased
1T Administrators sale by DR.. A, Draper
of Wilmington, will be made into one
farm, and extensive improvements made
ncluding the addition Of several new
The property has been rented |
BY L. Boulder Of near Sassafras, who it is |
stated. was one of thirty three an. !
plicants. Odessa Herald.
Owing to the sickness Of the pastor
Rev. Charles Hill, the following min !
sters will take charge Of Elkton M. e.
Church until conference holds It's annual |
session in March. February s. Rev. T.
snowden Thomas, editor OF the Peninsula
Methodist; February IA, Rev. We.
Avery Of Mt. Salem February 81. Rev.
w, 6. Rooms; February %. Rev. Isaac |
Jewell; March s. R5v. ] b Rigg
March IL, "A. T. Scott-Elkton Demo |
crat.
The case OF Frank K. Carey. admins. |
traitor, VS.. John B. Norris, was argued |
before Judge Dennis on last Monday, in |
The Circuit Court Of Baltimore CITY.
The case involves the question OF the |
proper distribution Of the French Spoila-
lion Claims awarded to Thomas and Sam
nel Hollingsworth. Among the counsel |
who participated in the argument was
John ). Writ, who represented the chill |
iren Of the late Samuel Hollingsworth |
of this county, who are inter estsd in the |
fund 10 Court. -Elkton Democrat.