Daily Republican., 1888-02-01
THIRD EDITION.
OIA,mont Items,

The general complaiot here at Clay
mont is nearly everybody haS y severe
cold, so muoa 30 that come b oN Ike
porpoises to get theif breath.
The weather hes been very iav oTablt
for the b 'aeksmiths; thoeinS horses 40
that they caD aud up Op tho ice. A,
@ Ottey and Michael Dsveney, and his
son Charles, have been very busy dur
ing last week.
There 10 no place for Its sizs that
there Is moie fun among the young
peopls in Skating aud cossting than
here ct CLAY mott We for one would
dearly love TO see frat cia.s lS ceum
start here. We have mentioned 1t to
seversl and all see IN TO heartily endorst
1t, and won d take hold Of Is. Who
will start IL?
Ice was cut and hsulod the other day
that measured piue inches thick. Al
this writing all who had HOUSES to fiji
have completed the job
SleighiDs never was mach be;tsf
than at tie prefent time. For some
cause or Other sood many are getting
upset. We tsw two the other day get
thrown out OF their sleigh ard one OF
the party get quits q revere cut Oh the
frontal bone OF his head They were
6Opu kutCu hu1 hELb OI tlhlE AEL lN-
joiciDg.
Mayor Vernon on Saturday las,
gesTed up his horse aud tleigh and
tojk bts fair lAdy down to sec his
uncle, Rsv l.. Lay hsld, OF ST. George
NJ. Il church While be wns goue tht
MAyoIship fell on Alderman Hopes
II he does as well now, Leuceior,h ard
when opportunity ofieIs, he will be oui
next Mayor. We are not certaiI
whether M Vernon intends 10 becom,
oitiZan of Delaware IN the spring oI
not, but one thing we 40 know that nj
foreigner can hold tie 70 ever sil
montba
The mex. question 10 settls here q
Clsymont IL where shall wa have lh'
Mayors Cfice, How would 1t DO {,
engage one # the watch houses Of th,
P, W. & B. REilfoad Company. W,
object to having the one kept By Mr.
Thompson, as IL 10 too tm1,l.
Well, Learly all are getting over th,
mumps, and no doubt there VIII be n.
more trouble for q season st lenst. un
lesH somebody gets 10 o)iirg = ilh thos,
guns and gets the bumps thst wsy,
Since we threatened the captain te !
very clever and docile. Hope he vii
keen that way longer.
We saw our lifelong fI,Gn1, Mr.. VIZ
Verron, the other dny. H. looked 3
II be hSd heeu On the wsrpath, looh inI
for a pale fRpa, by the = Ry his fAce wa
tAtt0td; but such WAC not the Gaze. IL
wss ric ing Aft'r o COW, on horse. ant
SONS bushss scratched his fsos.
Mr.. 9. Casey, who runs on tn
through express between PhilA1e,p phil
and Washington, oocasiOually stop
over to ses his father, Mr.. william
Casey. Well, be r. very lively bly
and full OF fun; bnt let him get married
and see II he dcn't say that its no trou
BILE % get married, bat the Creates
trouble is going to house keeping.
IL is not worth while to conceal th,
name we sign to our lgtteri, as VIZ Ar,
well kEo%u il New nI.e and DslA
wars countlts. We don't Intend to in
jure any ole In our writings, AID tho,
letters we have written In the past hAv
caused quite mstrimsnt arou9d
and one ttiug we want uuders,coi, IL,
we CAL take fun rs well ss give IT,.
st any TINS the good people Of CiDy
mont and vltinitv have suy good ioca
news for Us We will bs very much ouh,
for thA same, AID Wa vii. ever MAJ
the same. YHrro