The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-12
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Well, seriousness comes out OF suf-
fering; grateful heart out of salvation;
fortitude out OF endurance; faith out
of deliveraGce. yet 1t Is all for the best
II one could know 1t. Providence
wishes us all TO DO blest; it's all for
thee, unbiased. unbounded, hope and
be happy. it's all for tho best
MIR. Amor G.Forwood and his daugh-
ter -ln-law, Mrs. Il. A. Forwood, after
spending a visit in tho west among re.
Iatious and friends. have arrived at
Chicago, and are taking in the fair for
all II is worth. II is not to be supposed
that Amor q. is on the hunt of a com.
panion, as ell who know him know
that he Is a wldower and pretty well
liked, and of jolly nature. Girls, old
maids and widows, capture him II you
can.
Miss Ella Flrestone. OF York County.
Pa, Is spending u visit with her two
sisters here at Clnymont. Captain
william Sondard Casey and Captain
Joseph Forwood and Iheo. Williams
OF Philadelphia with tho young man
who Is well thought OF by all that
know him, Joe Bond win. md about
eight others, weLt on weeks trip on
the Delaware. The first day out on
tie cruise, they shot seventeen dozens
OF 'backers, and four dozens OF reed.
birds. We are inclined to think, that
- ths WINS tney eul bach. Iney must
have sailed them down for the latter
gentleman, who probably is going to
get married, and wants u good stock
OF meat TO give Capt. Casey when he
comes to see him These boys like
fun. and can give and take 1t.
Mrs. Joseph L. Casey and child
spent several days visiting her parents
down in the state.
VIM. Hopes, OF the firm OF Jesse
md MIN lInnDnu hpa fpt / -,
back boon quite a sick man, being CON
fined to his bed. The pros poets are
now that he will be able to be about
soon again.
A few days ago tho we'll KIN own jim
| Casey, with Geo. Hitchcock OF New
York, and Harvey Becson OF Brandy
wine hundred, came to Clayniont 10
gun and fish Jim borrowed n fishing
pole from your humble servant. and
securing dozen good hooks, away he
went fishing, making no preparations
Tor any one to meet him to haul him
or the fish home.
After fishing for quite while. in his
( mcditatlons said, what a Ounce am
sitting here; so lie gathered up his
fishing material and presented himself
to us, with, 10 and behold, not thing
that looked like fish with him. We
kind OF made fun Of him, and away lie
went, AMI 1t wasn't long before the
powder from the guns of Mr.. Beason
ami jtdn began TO burn, aud the guns
began TO roar ami in little while Itm
SLOWED UP again. with about dozen
al reed birds, as Jim says but VIC gave
them careful look md we saw ore
bird at least, which was black with red
on Its wings. Was that reed bird9
We think not.
The next observation. we saw bird
that was rs big us rail- hut brown in
color Was thut a reed bird? Nay,
JaWes, you cant come that game oil
ncle lirose Wo looted at the rest OF
tho string and we saw two rails, mot
fence rails) and about live or six what
we called English spnrruws, hut Jim
says they were reed birds. Well "
came to the conclusion that Mr. Hitch.
cock, tie agent for large wooleT
store in Nov York, didn't shoot lham
as lie was dressed In broad cloth. with
an oyerCoat Oh his arm.
lie could take 1t cut In laughing
We finally cama to this opinion. thai
llnrSey Beeson, that little follow, shot
tho birds, aud IL he ever wants again
TO shoot anything that looks like reet
birds why como and see us, ns W,
have quite a large iloCK that / know
are lat by tho way they have put the
wheat down this summer. Ne woul,
oe glad ta get rid of them. and civ,
him his supper in the bargain No
no YOU cart fool Uncle BrOse, witt
Your g@ed birds, James,
T. N1ti.jGn G. Vernon. NJ. l.. Cornell
Joseph Il Otley and Charles W. Otter
all 20 TO the capul near Delaware OF,
To fish on Wednesday uext. How tue,
Will succeed we cannot say, bit tai
We do know, they Will ride in ca
down titsre. and we don't know wheth
er they have made arrangements 10
an extra Cal to como back in or not
but we Will see II Robert Casey won
let Us have his two mules and bi.
wagon, and horse and zig store wagon
horse and LITTLE wagon. 10 meet then
a. the station when they come back.
Also We Will Aayo the Old Methods
tic horse who resolved his name iron
the greatest postmaster that Claymou
ever had, In readiness to meet them
and We Know ii that is not enough
Vim. Iany"hbRker and Geo. III. Case,
/ viii willingly bring their several team
. with them. Tho boys, without iukiu,
about II, ought to catch something, j
1t l. only n cold, as they have mad
; great preparations for tho trip.
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