Evening journal., 1898-12-05

corn In the fields remain unhusked, and
in some instances much Of the corn
which WAS huslSed before the storm had
net been hau.ed in.
DIR. Sheridan p. Alanship, formerly |
Of Milton, has been appointed physi-
clan at the Caroline county (NId) |
almshouse.
The Kent county Livy Court has
paid, through Clerk OF the Peace Dick
inRon. $5i2 for the rent OF registration
and election places for The recent elec-
tion
The II. T. Downing property, near
Georgetown, was sold by Sheriff John
son for S625, the purchaser being Rob
ert p. Davis. for the estate OF the late
Thomas j. Davis, Of Milford.
Evergreen by wagonioad, carload and
steamboatload is going to Northern
markets from Milford now.
A little son OF Rev. ]. G. Pierce, OF
Dover, swallowed a pin and. after a
might or agony. was relieved Of the for
elgn substance by Drs. Clements and
Davis
The Daniel property farm Of 80
acres, two and a half miles east OF
Milford, was sold by the heirs az pub
lie sale to T. B. Windsor for $4,000.
Wesley M e. Church, OF Dover, prac-
tcaily endorsed the ministry OF Rev.
Alfred Smith, and his campaign
against dancing. tobacco and other so
cial evils by extending to him and 20
Presiding EEder Baker a unanimous
call to return for another ysar, at its
third quarterly conference.
Harry Belts, a young man Of Milford,
who has for years been removing horse
blankets. whips, robes, etc, from teams
hitchtd on the highways OF that place,
has got himself in the meshes Of the
law. He stole a horse and carriage
from his unc,e, Richard Belts, OF South
Milford, and was arrested at George
town, where the team was recovered
RepresenHatye-elect John Satterheld,
who has been living in rtiremenf, IS
conducting the business Of Joshua d.
Deane, OF Dover. who has gone to Cali
= fornia to testify against the alleged
e murderess of his wife The practice
I. Of DR.. Bishop is being hooked after by
Or. w. T. Davis, while Dr. ]. H. VIII
son is acting for Dr. Downes.
Miss Rose A. Hartnett, well-knowr
young woman OF Dover. and daughter
{ Of james Hartnett, is dead after Ions
= illness.
The Farmers Institute Of Kent coun
ty will meet in the Court House, Dover
! to-morrow for the annual e!ection o
a officers.
Henry Carpenter, OF near George
town, butchered two hogs which dress
ed 46O and 41llk pounds, respectively
They were only IA months and 20 day
a old.
e One of the largest bands Of gypsie
ever seen in Delaware is now travelin
d in the lower part of the state. The ban
II has fifteen wagons and nnmerou
d, horses and dogs. The men spend mos
s. OF their time in trading horses.
g Rev. ]. c. Pierce, Of Dover Is mel
II toned as candidate for chaplain at a
coming ssbsion of the Legislature.
In Work on the Delaware Brea.kwat'
will soon be discontinued until sprin
The Delaware Game Protective A.
sociation purpose to stock Deiawa'
with quail and Illinois rabbits in
n short time. The association has bs'
IN doing good work in Delaware this se
he son, and the quail and rabbits wild
s. purchased with money collected
ne fines from m5n who have not be-
lit keeping within the bounds Of the gar
hws.
ryI 1t is reported that the shirt facto
re- at Fredericksburg. Md, is so busy n
Of twenty more operators are needed.