Evening journal., 1898-10-27
KENT DEMOCRATS JUBILAkT


XVER THE RESULT or SATUR-
DAYS REGISTRATION - THE
NEWS OF CAMDEN AND THERE
81 ABOUTS.
Declai Correspondence Evening Journal
q Camden, Oct 27.-Registration days |
I'VE come and gone, and the Demo-
ats now are sure winners in this Re
lblican stronghold. last Saturday
ere were 1876 registered, which makes
total of 500. There was q little
rangling at the registration polls, but
ID obody was seriously hurt, although
3 everal were bruised up a little in en-
S. eavoring to crowd to the door. All the
democrats are jubilant, but the Repub-
cans are not saying word, as they
M ell know they are defeated in one of
heir own districts. They will no DOUBT
81 bid more harmony meetings at Star
Till TO discuss the situation. Down at
Willow Grove 14s persons were regis
cred, which leaves about fifty off the
st, while at Camden about 100 will
OF get to vote on account of not be-
s lg registered.
Parties were given at the homes OF
Ir. and Mrs. Wilson Slaymaker and
lrs. Robert Richardson on Friday
light.
Carroll Hanson, of Rising Sun, met
With the misfortune on Monday OF
S aving his collar-bone fractured while
rying to break spirited colt. The
ehicle that ne was in was demol-
shed.
Quarterly Conference was held at
yamden M. E. Church recently.
Nathan Cooper, who was one Of the
3. rev of the steamship San Francisco,
2 vas able to go out carriage riding the
,ther day. During the late war he
contracted cold, which settled on his
8 ungs, and he has been confined to his
S ather's home here for several months.
Before being brought home he was
ick in Boston hospital. He is son
II DR.. E. w. Cooper.
The poles and wires OF the Delaware
md Atlantic Telephone Company be-
ween Dover and Camden have been
AIKEN down. and now the company's
u inc only extends as far as Dover.
Caesar Rodney Council, No 8, Jr. o.
b. A. NJ, of Dover, win make visit
10 Camden Council tomorrow night.
James II. Truitt, Of the Tolchester
Steamboat Company, Of Baltimore, was
he guest of his nephew, William f.
waller, Monday. Mr.. Walters mother
of Dover, was also here Monday.
William Peach and wife, Of Mermaid
Del, have been the guests Of E. H
Bancroft and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. John c. Griffith have
had as their guests Robert Ross anG
family, of Wilmington.
DR.. and Mrs. u. S. Cornwell have
been entertaining Miss Mary Chance, o
Sudlersville.
Cornelius Frear is on a visit to Yves
Chester and Philadelphia.
A. M. Daily and family, of Dover
have been visiting here.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jackson hav'
A Abeen entertaining Charles Sudler, o
Sudlersville, Md.
After getting filled up on "bug juice
David Rochester went out to his hom
near Hazlettville Saturday and slashe
several negroes with his razor, and ha
made his escape to parts unknown.
Camden is we'll represented at tn
Peace Jubilee, which is now being hel
in the Quaker City. Some of ther
are: Dawson CLARK, Mrs. John Hinsle
and son, Claude; Mr. and Mrs. Hez6
kiah Cullen, Frank Stevens, Mrs. Caull
Miss Edith Van Orman, Amos P. Hine
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. william c. f. Wa
Ter, Henry Agbers, Misses Carrie an
ELLEN Price. ]. Dennie Price, Wi,haI
Eliason, George Gildersleve, Jr., job
Van Burkalow, Miss May Draper, {
Roe, Mrs. Thomas Dunn and daughte
Jackson and Edgar Stubbs, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Thorpe, Delaware Holl
and wife. G. w. Ford and son, Julia
Cooper, Joseph Satterheld, Mrs. Wi
liam D. Richards, Misses Harriet an
Henrietta Goodwin, NIr. and Mrs. Waite
Cannsell, Miss Mamie Cowgirl, Mr.
Samuel Hammond, John and Williai
Evans, Walter Spence and Wiliai
Conner.
Amity Lodge, /. o. o. F., has passe
resolutions of sympathy in behalf
William Dulfn, one Of its member
who recently lost his wife.