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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29
FOURTH EDITION



John Fitzgerald pleaded guilty TO
beng sick. The Judge said he ives
charged with being drunk; iined him
So or so days.
Amos Underwood was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk.
Robert Price, for annoying the
Italian who keeps the fruit stand at
Seventh and Market streets. ar
iaigned charged with disorderly con-
duct. was fined IL and costs.
Mary Young. colored, wac arrnign-
ed charged with stealing a silver
watch from Rebecca Parker, colored.
valued at So. Rebecca hud purchased
the watch from peddler she then gave
81 to have it burned gold. Mary had
called at Mrs. Palkers house and took
u fancy TO 1t, and when she left the
watch disappeared with Mary. Tie
case was dismissed.
Elias Segars, colored, was arraigned,
charged with the larceny OF pair oil
pants valued at 81 so and pnir Of
shoes, the property OF William Brown,
culored, who resides at Front and
Washington streets. Elias boarded In
the same house and last Friday he
took fancy to Williams property
and put them on and was wearing
them when placed in the dock.
| EilaS cOulOlUeu buhb blt pahts Woie
Richard Somers', and Richard. when
placed OH the witness stand, corrobor
ated the ownership of them, but said
that Elias had put them on wlthou
Richards permission. Elias was re
called ana questioned by the judR'
why lie went up OH the stand ant
swore the pants were his, when thel
belonged to Richard Somers. Tit
case was dismissed.
/ James Widows and james Nugent
charged with tho larceny OF a pair o
| ducks. the property Of Geo. Andei
son, at Front nnd Union streets, whic
: had been killed and picked and bee
: left hanging in front OF tho store I
= cool OF. Widows engaged Mrs. An
derson in conversation, while Nugen
/. hooked the ducks.
:. Edward stout testified to the takln
a of the ducks by Nugent and placin
I them Ill his box. afterwards he carrie
them to him. Anderson. and said the
/. had fallen down OF the hook. Nuger
: was held In the sum of 300 for I'll
upper court and Widdows WAS di
charged.
poreatha walther for disorderl
I conduct was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

The State Board OF Health met in
the parlors Of tho Central Hotel yes :
terday afternoon and re elected presl-
dent DIR. L. W. Cooper Of Camden.
Secretary Frazier presented a number
OF reports on his Investigation OF the
cnnneries OF this State. He reported
that complaint had been made OF
, dead ilsh In tho canal at Delaware City,
He had communicated with President
Dillingham; OF the canal company.
who said he would have the superln-
tendent remove all Objectionable mat.
ter from tho canal.
The board commended the Jackson
and Sharp Co. for having o very bad
nuisance abated at their works. Score.
tary Frazier reported that he had
made visit down the State, visiting
DeImar, Laurel. Georgetown, Dover,
Smyrna, Wyoming, Lincoln, Milford.
and other places. He found tho san.
itary condition OF all good, except In
! ono or two instances. The secretary
wus directed TO send $40 to DR.. Henry
/ Il. Baker OF Lansing Mich. This Ii
the amount the board Is assessed az
member OF tho National Conference
OF Boards OF Health. ..."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29
Store open this evening
until 8 o'clock.

Store open this evening
until 8 o'clock.
Store open to. orrow
Thanksgiving morning.
The general apathy which
is so prevalent, seems to
find its way with some of
merchants, judging from the
number OF calamity howlers
we have hcreabouts. but it
finds no resting place in our
establishment. " e are in the
very throos OF activity of a
most fruitful season and can
account for it in a few words
l. selling honest wares at
honest prices. -.
$12 for strictly All.Wool
Kersey Overcoats; the styles
are cut long, double-broasted
and single-breastcd, blacks,
blues, drabs, tans. They are
made and trimmed in oul
usual superb manner-anc
on tho five stake oni
reputation on selling thu
best wares in the city.
The Ovorcoat Departm en-
wantsrecognition formlmber
variety and reasonablcnes'
Of price, but we fear thu
we'll not be able to do /
justice in type. Rather yo1
would see them, and the1
there'll be no fear OF think
: ing that we are overratln9..
Mons Oycreoat5 from S
10 $50.
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REPORTED nv
The HODGEN COMMISSIONS CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BRANCH OFFICE. 8ie MAHkEr ST..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29
Dots.

A Thanksgiving dinner will be Civ
on to the poor in Hanover Church to-
morrow.
j. Herbert Brown offers his desira-
BILE 40 acre farm In Talleyvllle for sale
or exchange.
Mr. j. Ernest Smith will loave in n
short time for a cunning trip down
through Georgia.
The pupils OF rooms Nos. z and 8, of
school No. 20. yesterday gave
Thanksgiving entertainment,
At the Church OF the New Jerusalem,
corner Delaware avenue and Washing
ton street. there will be service of
prayer and praise tomorrow ut ~. so
a. IN. -=...
Collector OF the Port George L..
Townsend this morning paid off the
crew of the revenue cutter Perry. lying
at tho wharf OF the Pusey Il Jones
Company.
There will lie a contest s,hottische
waltz ut the sociable In Bleyer and
Conway's dancing academy to-mor
row afternoon for handsome gold
ring. which Is now on exhibition at
Kerns'. 705 Market etreet.
Randolph Hunter. who resides al
, No. $50 East Fifteenth street. had his
leg very severely spralned by ashes
, being dumped on him at the Twelfth
street dump yesterday.
; Mrs. Green, No. COS Poplar street
fell at Fourth and Poplar streets ant
was run into, when she received yer,
. severe cut on the head.
Street car No. "a. OF the Yves
/ Fourth street line. ran off the track a
! the switch Mt Fourth and Shiplel
! streets this morning aud it. took III
teen minutes to get 1t bnck on TIN
, track,
The Epworth League OF Br andy
, vino Nj. l.. Church will give fin
!, entertainment and supper In tn
4 chapel tomorrow evening, all for !
! cents. Everybody should attend.
I BY the recent accident on Eight
o street to Messrs. Otley Vernon .
5. Sons wagon.in collision with the cleo
trlG cars. the above firm have bee
y compelled to pay twenty eight dol
lars for repairs.
Mr.. Harvey NJ. Leverage. n commits
sion merchant at No. ll3 East Fourtl
10 street. Is seriously injured from ma
y wound and Is threatened with loci
D. jaw. lie is now confined to his HON
II No. 92O West Sixth. street. and Ia a
.. tended by DR.. Sherwood. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

The members OF Grace NJ, L. Church
are doing all they can to brighten the
homes OF the poor OF this city gu
Thanksgiving Day. Yesterday ths
gifts were delivered at tue church anu
consist of cabbage, baskets AMI bags
OF potatoes, bags OF Hour enough 10
fill i've or six barrels sugar. coIee'
tea. salt In numherless packages
There were roasts OF beef. hams, chicR-
ems and turkeys. and OF fruits there
were apples, oranges, lemons anu
bananas.
There was a group OF busy men AND
women at work separating and classi.
| flying the gifts so as to secure good
and generous distribution or all tha
gifts. BesiJe what 10 now stored 10
| the church orders for groceries and
coal and gifts Of money are In hand
which very largely swell the volume
Of the contributions OF bread ano
meat were received this morning.
The students OF the High school, o.
Noe. 4 and 20 are also contributing to
ono fund. Tho West Presbyterian
Church gave supper last evening
and will give one to tho poor to'mor
row,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

The Media letter carriers appeared
yesterday in their new winter uniforms
and helmets.
Tie Ruse Tree Hunt Club elected
Philip i. Walsh, Ji., member al Its
meeting Saturday evening.
Master of Hounds George w Hill is
busy looking for hounds these days
with which to replenish the depleted
EosO Tree kennal.
Contractor IhadL"as Darling, oil
Ihornbury. was in Media yesterday
among tho politicians.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

surprise party was given to Miss
Maggie Curlett lust evening. ut her
home, 400 w. 4th street. The usual
gnmes wero played, refreshments
were partaRen Of, and all enjoyed
themselves very highly. The follow
ing young people wero in attendance;
Misses May Martin, Alice Mclntlre
VIM Sollaway. Elva Vinsinger. Hes
sic King, Gussie Logan, Idle John
son. Belle Moore. Maud Duncan. Car
RE Jones. Allie Frazer, Maggie Cur
lett, Ella Curlett, Ella Johnson Messrs
Edward Kane, George Alexander, VIM
Meyers, Albert Pauley, Brandt Holt
man, Aaron Berg, George Pennewell
| Arthur Boys, Charles Martin. William
| duncan, Harry Cox, Harry Curlett
Thomas Curlstt. Wilmer Plumley. Ell
mer llama. Charles Mcbride.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

On tho corner of Sixth and Orange
streets. yesterday afternoon. there was
d word battle between an old colored
man. about 81 years OF age. and an.
other fellow in the thlrties. The old
gentleman squared off and acted fully
up to tho standar'tot Corbett. while
the young man was equally as aggros.
slve. For Il time the word battle went
on, while behind a glass door In q
nearby shoemaker shop a city officer
stood waving the scene. At last. Just
as the first blow was 10 be struck, out
he camo and dispersed tho combat
ants. No arrests were made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29
FIFTH! EDITION.
MRs. EMMONs WINS HER SUIT.


sho win Receive From Hope T.odae.No.
Ell, L. q. o. r.. s2i3.s0 ms Funeral
Benefits of Her Husband.
Judge Cullen charged the jury in tho
oase OF Rebecca Emmons va. Hope
Lodge, No. 81. /. o o. r., when the
superior Court convened this morn
ING, and 1t was clearly in favor OF Mrs.
Emmo one recovering the amount
claimed.
At 1920 O'Clock the jury retired.
The court gave notice that the con.
tested license cases would lie taken up
Friday morning, ana II there was time
the argument list would also be gone
over.
The suit Of VI liam Helmrath Va.
the Delaware Moro, u ompany, was
reported by counsel as settled.
The suit OF Frank Is. Carpenter vs..
Board OF Public Education, was also
| reported settled.
The jurors were discharged until
Mordny morning.
| On Friday morning tho calendar will
again be gone over and the cases not
ready marked OF.
MRS. EMNoSs WINS HER SUIT.
At III! 10 the Emmons Jury returned
with verdict in favor of the plaintiff
to the amount OF fai3.S0. Mr.. En-
mons thanked the Jurors who were
then discharged until Monday.
william s. IIilles and Harry En-
mons argued tho certiorari case OF J..
u. Barkley & Bro. va. William Lawtou.
Tho contention WINS that tho recorda
OF Magistrate Smith were wrong,
dimuGitlon being alleged.
The court reserved its decision.
At ll.5O court adjourned until FRI
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29
IIEALD e co.

GliEHFFfH SALE--RY yIlgrl-E OF. \
= writ OF I.ovAri FaCiHs TO me di.
rrctcd. viii he rGPnscd 10 public sale at
y, 81 sun ley street, in the city OF
" tlmiugton. &ow castle county, bel.
On THURSDAY.
THE i4ra DAroF DECEMBER, 1893,
al O'clock p. m.
Tho following Described personal prop
cr'y. VIZ
Ono cylinder PR as. Gordon presa. /
paper cutter. shifting pulley, etc. J
COMPOSING EtuneB and stands type, case,
stock paper safe, desk, chairs. office
furniture. etc, unfinished contracts, utI-
pad contracts aud I'll other stock and
iaatrr.ti used by mt in connection I n
my printing hu~iuCs9 now locnled al No
sl7 Shipley street IN said city OF " Il.
ruinGt IN etc
Stated aud taken IN execution as the
properly of william costa m TO nc sold
/ by PEI nc Y GOULD, sheriff
! sheriff ; Office, Wilmington. Del. NoF
| %, 1893. n2s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

An operetta. by hddio $. Hunting.
ton, conducted by Geo S. Hyatt, with
orchestra; uccomplnist, Thos. Wilson.
Characters The farmer; Alice, his
daughter; Pumpkins Yankee; Potato
Irish; Cabbage. German; Lettuce
French; Baet Prima Donna; Ghorus Of
Gornstalks; Chorus Of sweet fotatons
chorus OF Onions. scene New
England Kitchen.
s.rio be given by the Guild of tho OK
Swedes' Church. the evening of Thanks
giving bay, in the banquet room q
Eden Hall, for the benefit oil tn
+ church
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

A very pleasant entertainment was
given ON Tuesday evening In bethany
BAPTIST Church. The evenings pro.
gramne was opened by a selection
from The orchestra, followed by Thos.
Burchel, past supreme chief, who
made few well timed remarks on
tae order.
John Cary gave selection on the
autoharp. Grand Master Cornelius
Stlnson read selection, Mr.. Golden
sang a solo, Mr.. Handy snng sony
entitled, Are You Working Today
I he orchestra then favored the audi
ence with q well.executed selection
r.Joncs read n selection which CALLED
down the house. Messrs. Hanby anc
Lloyd gave well executed selection
on Danios.
| Mr.. JeTerls sang a song In his usua
I good voice. Professor Agerton gav'
very creditable sleight of-hand per
| for nance. Refreshments were serve'
TO oil present, and thus ended a yer
| enjoyable evening for the Knights o
the Golden Eagle and their man,
| frlen.lB.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

David Oft, being In tho employ OF the
Electric Light Company, went yestor.
dny morning to adjust the light In the
stttble of undertaken Wilson. near the
corner Of Seventh and King streets.
and in looking for ladder opened the
cellar door and not noticing that
there wern 10 staps ho fell distance
oil atout Two ieaL, breaking one OF ms
arms and otherwise inlurink himself
He finally got out of tho cellar and
walked 1 o the office OF Dr, Harris, cor.
nsr OF Tenth aud Washington streets
where tho fracture was reduced. attsl
which he walked to his home, No. 4Ot
i Harrison street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

The Grand Jury of New Castle county
took dinner today with tho Trustees
of tho Poor at tho Almshouse, this be-
ing the regular monthly nesting dag
The Trustees met, and after reading
minutes OF last meeting they adjourn
oil to 20 over tho building and grounds
with tho mentors OF the Grand Jury,
numbering some % pereons. IL"
number OF inmates during the present
time. 2l5; numbnr of deaths, .; pay.
roll $751;. At | O'Clock the members
were &, III In recess, ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Goodman NJ, l.. Sunday school,
Pennsylvania avenue aud Scott street,
will hold a spelling Doe Thanksgiving
night in their chapel. About dozen
useful and valuable prizes will be
given to successful spoilers. Among
them: a writing desk, donated by
Mrs laggart. S:h and Market. Fine
stationary, kaufman's Bazaar, AVG
Market.
Gold ring. Harry l.. Thomas. Jew
eler; handsome neck lie. Wyatt a 90.
fine umbrella. W. Il. Sharp ~ Co, q
pound OF tea. Lynch and Leary; sci
OF firearms harm lessD, Turk Clothing
Company hoxes Of fine candies 10y
Wilmington Candy Co.; Gilbert Bar
rett and keller's, sos Market street
Presentation sDeeches by tho paste or
K'v. W, H. White and NJ 4. loft refer
ees. VIM. L. Morris pedagugue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

st. Paul's CoInmandry. No. |. Il. l..
viii celebrate her 10Th anniversary by
giving II grand street parade onIhurs-
day. the .Oth Inst. The procession
will form at . O'Clock sharp. on Wal
nut street. right resting on 9th, TO
Poplar. TO Eleventh, to Lombard. tt
Twelfth. to Wilson, to Thirteenth, &c
Orange, to Ninth, TO Tatnall, Il
Fourth. to French, to Fifth. to Poplar
to sixth, 10 French. to Ninth. to Wal
nut and dismiss.
In the evening al Z o'cloca the Sir Il
T. 5. Will proceed to tho Odd Follows
Hall. 5rd and King streets for thell
evening entertainment. Rev. John II
lake Will be the orator OF the even
{ Ing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Artisans Saving Bank

No. j02 Market ST.,
wII.MISGIUS. DELAW iEp
Open dniiy from go'elock n. M. until
p. m, aud On Tuesdays and Saturday.
from 10 p. IN.
Assets $685., 555. OBJ
Deposits 81 ,34S.03
Surplus. 4,2O6.4o
Interest allowed on nil deposItsof money
for one or more calendar mouths mt tho
rate of per cent. per annuni.
Money loaned On Mortgage on Teal IL
tate. =.
GEORGE W. RUSH, President,
J. NDGl STJ5 MctshtIhHl.
Vice-Presldent.
E.T.TAYLOR See'y anl Treas.
JOSEPH NJ. MhTtEil Auditor:
May lat 1897. ies-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Michael Costello ofs the Eleventh
ward complains that a party who re.
Gently moved out OF his house, No.
623 East 9th street, failed to pay the
rent, amounting TO $32. and when re-
minded that It was due, he was insult
ed aud abused. He thinks that II Is
enough to lose the money. without
being forced to put up with impu'
dence. Even II persons nrc poor
they shoald not be ill tempered and
abusive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

DOVER. DEL, Nov as.--The evidence
heard to day in tho Harris lunacy case
is very favorable to tho Niece. Miss
Mcphail, and it is y foregono conciu-
sion that tho Jury will render decis-
ion declaring Chas. Harris insane.
Drs. J. II. Wilson, A. II. Bishop. p. s.
Downs and 4. q. Clements each test
ilod that they had attended Harris anu
found him suffering from senile de.
nrntis. which WAS lncurable aud
would finally result in his death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Some fifteen members Of the War.
rem Athletic club left this morning
on the II % train for Washington, j..
c.. to taSe part in tie sports OF tie
Columbia Athletic Club that takes
place this evening. Pat Dougherty. OF
tho Warren cub, will meet Geo. Bate.
man OF the Columbia Club. In light
10 tho finish. Several other interestinr
lou Is will also take place. and feast
is expected by tho sports.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Policy to always raise the STANDARD OF
our goods whenever possible, and at
the same time keep priJes as low and
often low OF than usually asked for tho
same quality at many other stores
OF course you arc the Judges, but we
believe an examination OF oui shoes
! will soon convince YOU that we
/ have money saving prices, Is 1t
| thanksgiving day shoes for the boys
and girls this week? Let us show you
some new styles for very little III oney.
A splendid wearing, wAtei proof shoe
for men at $3.50. You should 500
them. iorman's No. 10 L. 4th strcot,
between Market ana King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Tho musical and literary entertain
ment given at the second NJ. p. Church,
Firth avenue and Brown street last
night. by the christian Endeavor So
ciety, was n great success. Perphaps
over 100 persons had to be turned
away on account of the building being
packed The persons had already
purchased tickets and the comm ittee
decided to repeat the program this
evening, to accommodate those who
were turned away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

SaladIn tho pacing stallion owned 10y
James Il. Green of this city, will have
another opportunity to win for him
self national laurels on Monday. ON
that day the Belmont Driving Park
Association has arranged for Il race
between Saladin and Flying Jib. 9O4.
This race will also cause Flying jib.
as II did the other horses. to ilustlu II
hs wins. The friends of AIR. Green
think that IL ha would allow u reDpon
sible Jockey to hold Saladin's relns In
this race no could not lose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

There was large covered wagon in
tile shape OF hack passed down King
street yesterday afternoon. IL was
about 20 feet In ongth and had scat
ing capacity FOR sixty people. Upon
tho side was painted "'Pastime. and
upon the door, which was catered by
steps In the rear. was the name and
address "r W Yost. Sorrlstown, Pa,
The hack WAS the principal attraction
for .hc time being in the nolghonr'
| hood
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Elfty.two members of Union Castle.
No II. Knights Of tho Golden Eagls,
attended the y. T. Church, Smyrna,
i'll body last Sunday morning. Rev.
Adam Stengle preached them an elo-
quent sermon on tho many benefits
and advantages OF the orler. The
members of the order presented the
pastors wife with beautiful floral
EN- blem In the shape of a shlold.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Stocks grain aud provisions bought or
sold for cDGh or on margin OF | per cent.
or more. Comm salon, i to buy and !. to
sell Deposits received. Interest allowed.
Cores pUtnicnCe invited.
Private wires 10 New York and Chicago.
Daily markOt circular mailed on appli-
cation.
uplpuIiDuc No nj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

superintendent IL. T. Kcnney, OF the
p. W. & b. II. H., says he has Informed
his family that they need expect no
Christmas presents this year as no
proposes to spend I'LL his spare money
for food for those who are out ot work
and star wing. He further said the
times we re hard aad there were more
men out of work In this country to-
day than he ever remembers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Friendship Conclaye No. /, of Hep
taSophs or Soyen Misc Men. will give
a literary and musical entertainment
at their hall 4th floor Eden He'll, OF
Friday evening, Decsmber /, ut
o'clock, to which the members enc
their families and tho order Ia genera
arc invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Peter A. Pagan has occurred large
dog fox which will DO let out about IL
o'clock, at liare'5 Corner hotsl, to-
morrow GIhanksRiyin.) morning.
grand chase may be expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Mt. Pleasant NJ. T.. Church. Brandy.
vino hundred. having been thorough
~ renovated. will be dedicated on Sun
day, tho 10th OF december, when the
day will be made memorable by q ser
mon from bishop e. u. Foss, u D.. a
10. 80 n. m, another by Rev. :. \. Dob
bins al 2.3D p. M, and a praise meet
Ing at $50. ut which Miss I'm ma Lor'
will sing. and the Chief Justice vii
algo make an address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

accordance with tho proclamation
al the President oil tho United States
the members and friends of Asbury NJ
T.. Church, corner OF Third and Wal
nut streets, will meet IN n fhanksgiv.
ing servicH tomorrow morning al 10
O'clock. The pastor. Rev. JOHN u. C.
/ Hanna, will prearh on the subject
Have we Anything TO be Thankful
For'' Brief lmpromptu addresses
will be maize by others. Eyerybod!
attending tho service will br Ing a DO
nation OF something useful for TIN
poor. A collection will also lie take
for tho same purpose. Come VOL
aliin with ma
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

young butcher the other evening
created little sensation on the street
here. rs he showed that he had been
butchered by cupid He received u
letter from his lest girl, and soon
after receiving It lie mot her. just
Imagine the way he read 1t. lie
placed his arm around her neck and
read the contents OF the lettor, which
was written by the girl in his embrace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Geo. W. Walls WAS taken sick this
morning in tho rAEhth street market.
and. starting TO 20 home, he toll on
the street. cutting lis face quite badly,
A wagon WAS then secured md he was
sen. to his homo, llth md Orange
streets. As Mr.. W. Is advanced In years
the attack and fall together gave him
u very severe shock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-29

Mr. John S. Moro'and has just re.
turned from IA business trip in aud
around Wyoming. Dover and Camden.
Mr.. Duughcrty, clerk for Mr.. John
Harvey, ths druggist ON Delaware
avenue, spent Sunday with his moth
OF, Mr.. II. j. DouEhortH. who 10 post
mistress al Lewis On. Ia.