Evening journal., 1898-05-11
PATRIOTISM In SRAFORD.
FLAGS FLY AND YOUNG MEN OF
THE TOWN VOLUNTEER.
NEW OFFICERS OF TUSOARORA
TRIBE INSTALLED bad OUT
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CTHBR NEWS OF THE TOWN.

CrHER NEWS OF THE TOWN.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
SeafCrd, May 11.-During the present
wsr times SeafoId has been thrilled
with patriotism Old Glory has been
tn own to the breeze in all parts Of the
.own, and many citizens are wearing
miniature flags. The following Young
mCn left last week for Camp Tunnell
th majority of whom answered the
pI 1ident's cali fer volunteers: Ors0n
W.iams, Herman Jones, Frank Lingo,
Ezekiel COulbCurn, i. Clarence Scott,
Hairy B. Lecates, Quint Prettyman,
Charles l.. Lloyd, John w. Defines,
w Nam Page, RObert Armstrong,
Clnrles Layton, William Atkinson,
Frod W. Wright, Walter Voss. Louis
Marshall, Thomas II. Collins, William
i. Danister.
The building committee OF the
Methodist PrOtestant Church has de-
clded to hold the dedication ON June g.
Many noted divines are expected to be
present
Circumcision service was iheld at the
home of Benjamin Susmani recently by
Rov. ". A. Schriber, of BaltimOrs
The fish Matching force of Sharptown
are busy taking shad spawn.
1t is reported that Seaford will have
| five June weddings.
The following are the neWly-installe1
officers Of Tuscarora Tribe, No. %, I'm
proved I. O. r.. NJ: George w. Lecates.
prophet; Charles IL. Taylor, sachem;
! George +. Kay, senior sycamore; /;
Charles H. Marvel, junior sagamore; ;
a. Hirs. chief OF records; William
L ] -
! FuVss, first sannap; Thomas F. Cot
I tirgham. second sannep; Martin Mar
vel FIST walriCr; Charles w. Chase.
r-u5nd wsTu+or; Harry Records, third
waIiior; George +. Fields, fourth war
ricr, Seth P. Outten, first brave; Jesse
| T. sharp, second brave; Thomas Man
vel third brave; William III. Coul-
| bcurn, fourth brave; Joseph ReardOn
guard Of forest.
F. a. Williams has opened a grocery
gCre in his store room at the corner
cf High and Conwell streets.
The police steamer Governor Thomas
h3s becn undergoing slight repairs al
the Sha ptown shipyard.
TIM WicCmicO county Christian En-
dalyor Society will meet at Sharp
/
samuel II. Collins has been appoint
cd fourlh-class postmaster at Gales
town.
A committee of five has been ap-
painted by members of the Shauptown
NJ. l.. Church to asceItaiu the general
Gort.ment Of the people in regarl TO
h0lding a camp meeting at THAT place
dITmg the Summer.
| C.unrlrss,,r Arsnf,|rsft M { ffnhpni Of fhr
l. o. H.. will visit Seaford COncl1vC
on the evening of May II.
Employees OF the De,m3rvia Tele-
ph-ne Company are mnning.wires and
1Gtting in many phones. Ito will soO1
ho in working order
Wheat in this locality is looking thC
worst &c has for many years The
lyNcr part of the spear has a yellow
ish cast. while the upper is reddish
| Il Is Thought to be caused by Whsaa
lice
Many childnen Of the town. are un.
aa,a to attend school on account oi
nmps.
Mss Nancy Allen, who was severely
burned some time ago by having Z
lsnp to explode while she was carry
ing 81 from Cne room TO another. is 70
Eoited TO be improving.
Rev. j. w. Fogle, with the assistance
Cf Rev. r.. X. Stephenson and T, n
Rawlins. organized a chapter Of TIN
Erworth League at Concord last night
The EpwCrth League of St. John
! Methodist Episcopal Church will cele
hr0te its ninth anniversary next sun
dav, May 10 The morning service.
VIII be fer the "Shut-ins." or thrgl
unable to worship regularly by reasol
Of old age or invalidity Numerou