Evening journal., 1893-04-29
KENT COUNTY LICENSES.
Superior Court Granted Fifteen Yester-
day-shot in the Hand While Care
lessIy Handling % Pistol.

Superior Court Granted Fifteen Yester-
day-shot In the Hand While Care
lessly Handling d Pistol.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 20 The Superior Court
yesterday granted the following liquor
licenses: Charles Armstrong, Smyrna J.
P. Goldsboro, Clayton; j. M. Ford.
Dover; William o. Price, Camden;
Frank Brockson FELTON,; E. T. Veasey,
kits Hammock L. p. Campbell, Wood
land Beach Alexander Newman, Har-
rington; Thomas e. Heath, Harrington;
Edward Call, Milford Frank Kramlich,
Milford; William T. Williamson, Fred
erica; Robert II Preston. Leipsic Q d.
Sypherd, druggist, Dover; Joseph Wood
Bowers Beach
The repairs at the Sunday school room
of Wesley NJ E. Church, having been
completed the school will be reopened
to morrow afternoon, with appropriate
exercises. The cost of the recent repairs
will amount to about $500, half Of
which has already been raised in differ
ent ways by the school,
Rev. l.. M. Warren, the newly ap-
pointed pastor Of the NJ. p. Church, this
town, will preach his frst sermon, to-
morrow morning at TO- 30 o'clock.
Mary, the youngest daughter of Pre-
siding Elder r. H. Adams was bitten
/ by a dog the latter part OF the week, and
| has been confined to the house ever
since.
A horse belonging to Q Mr. James,
living near town, ran into a barbed-wire
fence yesterday, and severely cut its
head Just below the ears, making
frightful cash. The animal was brought
to town for medical treatment.
A man by the name of Henry, living
with a Mr.. Evans, near Cheswold was
brought to DR. j. II. Wilson, on Wednes-
night last, for the purpose of having a
bullet extracted from his hand While
earelessly handling a pistol it prema-
turely discharged, the ball entering his
hand.
Rev. D. B. Prettyman, a student at
the Conference Academy, has accepted a
call from Presiding Elder Adams for
work near Cambridge.
Mrs Elizabeth Parry, daughter of the
late James and Sarah Howell of Philadel-
phia. died at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Sarah H. Wilson, in this town,
yesterday morning Interment will be
made on Monday next at Laurel Hill
Cemetery, Philadelphia.
The Dover Artificial Ice Company con-
pany contemplate starting operations
the last of next week. Notwithstand'
ing the amount Of ice put away by in
dividual parties last winter. the indica.
tions are that the demand will be such
as to warrant a full supply Of thiE
make.
Miss Maggie Ferguson has been visit
ing relatives in Smyrna.
Charles f. Fem and wife were II
Philadelphia yesterday.
Misses Emma Pennewell and Violl
Rowan are visiting in New York.
Miss Annie McGonigal, of New York
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Mar.
Green.
Mrs Cove Wilson and son Eugene
returned from weeks visit to Wash
e ington, d G. last evening.
Miss Blanche Selinser, of Philsdelphia
has been the guest of friends in tow
this week.
Miss Nellie Bockman, Of Georgia,
e visiting relatives in Dover.
Miss Clara Marvel, of Philadelphia,
visiting relatives and friends here.
= Miss Carrie Plice, of Camden, has bee
0 the guest of Miss Matte George thl
week.
! Mr. Charles Boyer, the efficient opel
= ator at Hotel Richardson, has secured
a position in the main Office of the Yves
y ern Union Telegraph Company. Phil
delphia. He win leave on Monday mex