Daily Republican., 1885-10-20

II List Of unclaimed letteys remaining
In the Wilmington, DEL, post Off ce
Saturday, October 18th. 1885
Il LADTES' LET Miss Lona Bell
y Miss C0rinth Crock, Miss Mary Cas-
serly, Mrs. Margaret Calbarns, Sallie
Commons, N iss Kate Dougherty, Mrs.
J. G. l.. Forward, Miss Lizne Gregg.
Miss Ida v. Harry, Miss Anna Har.
son, Mas Minnie Hayes, Hrs. Lydia
kopps, Miss Carrie Msjonsre, Miss
LIME Newlin, Miss Mary O'Donald.
Miss Annie Purcell, Miss Maggie Perry :,
Ann Rain, Mrs. Char ID. Rhoads, Miss
Florence SCOTT, Edith IA. searles, Mit,
Sarah Sinney, Kiss Mary Former, Miss
Emma Under wood, Msy. Mary H Van.
degrift. Miss LiShia G.. Wilson, Mise
! Sue Woodward, Miss Webster, Mrs.
SalllsJ. White.
GEN5SRMEN's LIST ALBERT b.
K Bruce, George p. Bush, r. D. But.
Ter, @. G Curtis, Frank Collins, j &
b. Cannon, James Il Carroll, Wesley
Oropare, Geo. w. Dundam,, Giovanni
DiLella, (2), William DA wson, A. Fl.
Faulkner. Daniel Harper, Walter Jones,
Matthias lEandlo, William L0uer, Gen.
nero Dui&i, Levi Mckay, William j.
May, (3A Jim Partei M itchel Prescott.
Samuel PfOy. Jacob Redika, vencenco
Rsgato, A. q. ShsDDahsn, T. Sharp,
salvatore Yenditte, r. Vile, John West,
Norman WebstAr.
LOCAL LETTERS LADIHs' list.
Mrs. johnson, N iss Eaen Penny, Mrs.
Ruth.
GENTLBuEF's LIST Geo. n. Bent,
J T. Brown, W. b. Bright, Henry
Forsyth Miss Fraim, J. W. Guest,
Jerry MCGUIRE, Charles Shields, Jean
Starr. John Thorn, George Vea-e. Jr.
LETTERS RETURNED FROM DEAD.
LETTER OVrICR Ladies LIST
Mrs. Louisa Ballin, Mary Dwyue,
May. 81 Poplar, (2), Mrs. L. 2egan,
Annie n. Solloway.
GENTLEMAN LIsT-Sassie Irwin,
Ed ward MoGst,igan, Frederick Muller,
A. Robinson.
SHIP LE1rERs -Georpe P: Cordrey,
Frank johnson, Vieh r. Printz.
FoRHIeF LETTERs.-Done On leo Era
rio. L"po lido Orlaudy.
~ To obtain any of these letters the
applicant must ask for Advertised Let.
sers and give the date of this list.
W. Y. SwGGETT. Post Master,
Our readers are requested to nee Sal
vation Oil for all pains. 1t Is a sure
cure. Price 25 cents.
wasps.
A wasp's nest was discovered in a
chu Ch recently. Afte7 little
while the wasps were discovered also.
The minister was proceeding leisurely
TO-" hfthly, "whon the wasps;coneluded
that they bad better attend to business
and begin . missionary work among
The congregation. They sailed forth in
'wos and threes for the sake of mutual
enforcement, and it 10 safe to say that
,om6 expressions were IN ade use of dur-
ng the next half hour which would
.sand the test Of the strictees piety.
Bald heads were especially at q dis
iount, and when An enthusiastic wasp
lighted thereon and proceeded TO the
% of his duty the staccato
ones of sudden anger broke on the
till and solemn air and q horny hand
hit the bald spot a. though il would
mock the whole head off.
For little while there was some.
hing like regular camp meeting re-
'ival In that building. Moody and San.
sey's son4s were nowhere. There were
lysteric shouts and wild hurrying to
ro and dancing up and down the aisles.
Until the minister shouted, in the lang.
age Of the Mikado, Here's a pretty
ow ye do" just then a wasp made
is Prrsor al squaintapoo, and he
mined nsely shut tbs Bibla aid made
remark. 1t was proven hey ond doubt
hat religion, Though htting every other
in life, is entirely made
aate when the wasp applies his busi-
ess end to the human epidermis.