Evening journal., 1899-04-03
P.SIHsULi N MS P.R:GRlPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE
LOWER PART OF THE STATE.

ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE
LOWER PART OF THE STATE.
Company d, n. G. D.. Of Dover, has
been organized.
Captain Andrew Baker, Of Lewes,
will visit his Old home In Germany in
May
Drs. Lester and p. T. Carlisle WIN
eaaahAsh a large dairy farm near
Frederca.
The senior c.ass of the Seaford High
suhool will present the drama, San
uago,' on Monday evening
A Dewey Pig Walk" and a "Hobson
Rooster Walk" are to be given in Gull
tceth S Han, Dover on April s.
Charles Devalfnger, of ElkOon, Mi.
has Sod his hotel. the National. at
Mddletown. to Philadelphia parties,
for $4,000
The business men OF Milton are talk
irg Of employing night watchman
This would be a wise thing TO do, as
some one mi ght steal it.
Captain Charles Warren and crew on
Friday last caught a Goldfish at the
mouth OF Broadkln river. chat had a
tag on its tail-fn marked rs d."
Laurei people are again agltatlng
the formation of a board Of trade. 1t
is held that such an organization
would in every way improve the town.
The barracks of the United States
Quarantine station at Cape Hsnlopen
are being put in condition for the re-
ception Of troops from Cuba and Porto
Rico
The young people OF F'rankford will
present the fve-act pay. The Dea-
con" in Odd Follows Hal, at that
place on Friday and Saturday even
ings next, April and s.
On Saturday night last James A.
johnson Of Milton was elected town
baillff, overseer. tax collector and
lamp lighter for one year. Mr.. johnson
should be made City Council
William Wood, OF Galena. Md. kiln
ed with a rifle a swan measuring seven
feet from tip to tip of wings. The shot
was made at a range of 500 yards. An
other swan was crippled, but got of.
The Junior Christian Bndeavor So
c.ety OF the Forest Presby terian
Church. of Mlddletowm VIII give an
operatta in the Opera House on Friday
night, Apri. IA, entitled SHOW White. -
The Georgetown New Century Club
at their regular meeting on Thursday
vC5sd to invite the State Federation OF
WOmen's Clubs to hold their second
annual meeting in Georgetown on May
"a next.
The County Central Committee OF
Sussex county win meet in George
town on Tuesday, the 11th instant The
full committee and a large number OF
prominent Democrats are expected to
he present.
A stock company has been organized
at Seaford for the purpose Of erecting
a new cannery and the contract has
been awarded to James Rawlins. II
viii be erected in time for this years
lo-mato crop.
Governor Lowndes, Of Maryland, has
asked the governor Of Virginia for th'
release Of captured oyster vessels, car
goes and crews taken in MarylanC
waters by Virginia authorities in VIC
lation Of Maryland state sovereignty.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesreu
NJ. E. Church, Of Georgetown, VIII Civ,
a Presidential Party" in the Sunda!
school room next Thursday evening
! Refreshments will be served free o
charge and a small sum Will he 90,
lected at the door.
Tuesday, Apri. II, will be the thir
{ teenth anniversary OF the organization
of the Tuesday night class of Wes-e.
NJ p. Church, of Georgetown. The oc
caslon will be fitH.ngly celebrated. Sew
T eral ex-pastors. among them Rev
. George W. Burke, the organizer Of tn
o.ass, are expected to be present.
1t is expected That Baltimore vii
receive more tomatoes from the Pen
.nsula this year than ever before. Tn
- Queen Anne's Railroad Company ex
D p1cts to handle from 500 900 to 10000
z packages. compared with 10000 las
year, and two boats will be run fIoI
the end Of the road at Queenstown t
/ Baltimore.
The wTeckers have recovered a goo
lot Of material from the schooner Sal
7 ah and Ellen, wrecked on the Breal
:, water a few weeks ago. Her hull ha
gone to pieces and part of 1t has dis
appeared. The cargo Of pig iron is IA.
On the stone pile, and most Of it Wi
probably be saved when weather col
4 1tlons are favorable.