The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-15

Charles W. ottey has In bis posses
sion an English cent dated 1851,
United States' half cent OF 1907, an
English shilling OF 1877, a levy OF l7s2.
and o copper penny Of 1908. These
were in every cnse, with one or two
exceptions, picked up by him on the
old Indian camping ground here. BE
has enough OF darts. arrow heads.
drills. pestals. quoits, tomahawks and
axes to nearly I'LL a bushel basket. that
he has picked up on the same ground.
A few days ago a man went through
here with q two wheel tricycle.. The
wheels were about eight to ten Feet
high. he was walking and pushing
the same. No one has as yet, been
able to tell what 1t was. and one per.
son took the trouble to ask him what
lit was. His reply was III you have
the love of God in your heart you
wouldn't ask such foolish question.
That Ia all there is known here about
1t. II was curious looking machine.
William Dapzenbaker and his fam
lily, and jacob Ebrigbt took trip to
Washington to see Mr.. Danzenbakers
n arent's who reside there. Will, there
they went away down In Old Virginia
10 shoot some game. We have learn
Q the results. and we can say thai
William meat. as far as game is CON
cerned. will be scarce this winter. and
his father-in-law will be disappointed
In eating that game. that was to bt
sailed down.
il IL a pity, as this makes two gun
ming trips. and Jesse Hopes became
somewhat discouraged In the first trip
and he did not take In the second one,
and there Is poor show OF becoming
very fat this winter. Eat oat meal
I'VE would say to the boys.
Robert Ross. Of Chester city. may
Ibe seen occasionally driving through
with his trotter. Well, we have thi'
Ito say of Robert. don't put on TOT
many airs, as there IL an old grey crit
ter here TINT shows some OF the bee
p lhorses on the road. He belongs to or
!. old lady called Mrs. Sipp.
/ Charles Graf, senior. OF this anclen
! little village. carries cane that Is tw,
hundred years of age, and 1t formerl!
was owned by several nobility. He II
In his Sod year OF age, and ie often seel
talking u stroll over the country, 10
his health.
|, A few days ago, ono OF our farmers
saw three young ladies' OF Linwood
clubbing apples down from one of hi
apple trees. but not getting as many Oh
, they wished, one took the trouble L
. climb the troe and shake them down
The old farmer had hearty laugh o.
4 the performance. She must have beeI
q boy. .".#
On Sunday evening last. Rev. Eber
IN. baldwin, accompanied by Ambrose
is. Ottey, the Bible student, went tC
Wilmington to the Methodist Protest
ant Church on'Walnut street. The for
mer preached grand sermon on TIL
text Behold, the Man." The subject wa
handled with the deepest thought ant
lall present seemed pleased to heur tn
discourse. After the sermon. Mr.. OF
tey delivered an exhortation, In which
The had the sympathy OF the brethren
present, Rev. Mr.. Jester. the pastor
lis one OF the hardest working preach
ers In the city OF Wilmington. as h
has no less than three churches to OF
|ticiate over.
The circulars and tickets are out To-
the grand entertainment and concer
to be given In Claymont hall O.
night. Nov. 30th. Nearl
halt of the reserved tickets are sol
already. No pains are spared In gettini
/ this up. and II 1t isn't u success
, won't be the fault Of the manager.
Il Speak no evil and cause no ache.
I Utter no jest that can pain awake;
!. Guard your actions and bride you
/ tongue,
Words are addi essed when the heart
\ stung. -..
On Wednesday evening Tonm!
Maslin will address the Claymon
people in the Atonement NJ. E.Churc
here. Come and hear him.
Rev. George L. Wood went dow
home on Monday, In Maryland, :
visit his parents. George likes hi
father and mother. and there Ia n
reason why he should not, as they ar
no doubt good TO him.
TRUE As STEEL.