Evening journal., 1898-11-19
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CNE-MUS1C IN THE PUBLIC
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SCHOOLS O1HER TOWN NOTES.
Special Correspondents Evening Journal |
scafcrl. Nov. 19-several asprants
are already in the field for the post
mastership, the present incumbent's
recognized term of Office expiring on
March d. The fight premises to be a
hot one.
The foiOwing young men returned TO
their homes on Wednesday evening,
having received honorable discharges
from the First Delaware Regiment:
Clarence Scott, Arson williams, Harry
Locates Charles Lloyd, Zeke Coul-
bcurn.
Thomas Arn6gt and Miss Yena Hitch
ers, CT Philadelphia, were married at
the residence CT Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Elliott, recently, by Rev. S. j. Smith,
They will make their future home here
General "TCby" Outten has been
familiar citizen OF the town for a great
many years The general" used to be a
great fish and clam vender, and the
money he has received from the sale
CT theee commodities runs we'll up in
the thousande of doNans. He was par
alyzed abont two years ago and has
never regained che use CT his lower
Limbs. He gets around. however. by
the means cf an invalid's chair, which
he manages by the use OF his arms, II
being presented to him 10y sympathetic
friends.
'Maddoxf' the bootblack, was mar
ried ON Wednesday evening 70 a dusky
damsel by the name Cf Ella James. The
bride and grocm were given quite an
ovation byitheir friends.
An organ has been hired by members
Of the High School department for the
remainder tof this school term. A
} choir selected from the scholars of the
department renders selections each
morning previous to entering upon
school work
or all flowers, the cold-slaw chrys-
anthemumt now has the CALL many
citizens exhibiting choice collections.
Greenabaum Brothers are having a
large addition built to their already i'm
mence warehouse 1t was necessary to
move the railroad track to another
part Of the yard, in order TO make room
for the addition. This is said to be the
largest vegetable cannery in the coun-
I try.
D In Thursdays edition of the Evening
= Journal there appeared a statement
that it took $4,000 yearly to supply the
needs Of the five Seafcrd churches. II
p was a typographical error, and should
have read about $500.
Herbert Wallace, VINO was thought
20 have met with foul play. ais his alb
serce from his home, in Wilmington
n could not be accounted for, is in Chi
y cago. HIS parents, who reside here
- have received news from him.
Upon comparing the number of col
7. cred voters on the registration list
e with the total number Of Republican
6 votes cast at the recent election. IL is
s found that the. co,orad Republicans
outnumber the white ones by eighteen
in Seaford hundred. 1t is also stated
on good authority that fifty+three pei
cent CT the Republican vote of tn,
state was cast by colored voters
- ~ present they are holding very few
offices in the state. but as they are in
creaeing in much greater proportion
, every year than white voters. the dal
is not far distant when they will de
mand representation in the legislativ,
" haNs and other high positions of trust
a Such a demand will prec'pitate trouble
n as there is too much blood OF to
''Staoewall' jackson quality coursin;
B. through the veins of white citizens .,
,e ever submit to "nigger" supremacy
Everyone Of Gods children sioux
N enjoy the blessings Of liberty" says
!. prominent citizen here, but as true al
a gun should not be placed in the hand,
of a babe. just so true should the ballo
q not be placed in the hands of our in
y, competent fe,low-beings, whether whit
or black. If possible, make the incom
petent unfortunate competent; If not
= there is only one course to pursue"
e The p, w. & b. Railroad Compan,
&c is having a new wharf built on thei
property at the railroad station. 1t will
= extend two feet farther out than tn
e, Old one
Wheat is now up sufficiently we'll &
carpet the fields in yerdure.
Many citizens are suffering wit
co,6r. caused by so much dam
weather.
D. Dr. Riley I.ank died at the home O
N his mother, Mrs. James Truitt, o.
a. Thursday morning. He was youn
er man Of % years, and graduated fror
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