The Delawarean., 1900-09-12
Carriages of all kinds for sale at Dan

Carriages of all kinds for sale at DAN
ner & Co.'s.
For best and cheapest trunks, suit
cases and telescopes, try Lewis.
Buy your teas, coffees and spices ait
The Magnet and get china and glass
ware free.
l am selling my stock of hardware
goods at cost. Store also for rent or
sale-Samuel Armstrong, Camden, Del.
For Sale or Exchange farm
in Fluvanna county, Va. Ample build
ings, plenty of fruit, good location,
would remit Ito reliable man with view
Ito purchase Write or call on William
M. Hope, Attorney, Dover, Del
A large pavilion will probably be
erected by the Queen Anne Railroad
before next season on Lewes beach.
The pavilion will adjoin the new pier
at the foot of the railroad there and
will be great attraction to the peo-
pie of Lewes.
Laurel has a Bryan and Stevenson
club, and the officers are as follows:
President, DR.. j. w. Fooks: vice
presidents, ]. c. Rodney, Cyrus Ward
and Hon. E. B. Riggin; corresponding
secretary, G. w. Kenney; recording
secretary, Emory w. Riggin; ;itreasurer.
Charles A. Hastings.
Mrs. William McTIearne of Laurel
was badly burned at her home on
Monday while starting fire. She had
put some wood in the stove, and pick
ed up IA can supposing it to contain
coal oil, but which was filled with
gasoline. This she poured on the
wood, and when "a match was applied
AN explosion Immediately followed,
burning Mrs. Hearne ON the face and
head.
lMoores Grove camp, near Laurel,
which has been continued for three
weeks, closed ON Monday, after one of
it's most successful seasons. No col
lectilons were taken ON the grounds,
but an admission fee of five cents was
charged to each visitor and by this
means THE association succeeded in
clearing expenses, which they have
not done for several years.
The annual meeting of the Delaware
State Optical Society elected officers as
follows: President, DR.. R. S. Stevens;
vice-president, Dr. Edward Lewis;
secretary and treasurer, DR.. j. A.
Richards; chairman of the executive
committee, DIR. j. F. Weloh. After the
election of officers AN interesting ad-
dress was given on "Stigmatism" by
Dr.. Stevens. 1T was decided to hold
an extra session the latter part of De-
cember when DIR. Stevens would de-
liver an address to the public.
A young man, evidently the victim
in a free-forall fight, was found near
lthe railroad station at Hobbs, badly
bruised and with clothing ragged and
dirty. He was taken to the aims
house hospital and attended by DIR.
S. P. Manship, but did not recover
for several hours When
able to talk he said his name was
Robert Smith of Georgia, and explain
led THAT he fell from car while on his
way here. He later gave the name of
Robert Peterson, formerly of Dover.
The result of the primaries at the
polling places ON Saturday was very
gratifying ito the Democrats of both
Kent and Sussex counties. The men
rated as gold" Democrats four years
ago, appeared and voted at the polling
places, and AN interesting feature of
the day was the appearance of two
clergymen who have hitherto been
rated as Republicans, casting their
votes with the Democrats. These were
Rev. Joseph Brown Turner of the
Presbyterian Church, and Rev. George
M. Bond of Christ Episcopal Church.
The LATTER did mot register two years
ago, and Mr.. Turner was chaplain of
the last Republican House of Repre-
sentatives.
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