The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-15
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
what is rransplrins In the Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.


ON the Delaware.
OF the Republican.
NV CASTLE, Nov. l5.-AwolI-known
hotel keeper the other day was In
formed that large rnbblt was lying
under little bush In an adjoining
field. He loaded his breech loader and
sneaked down behind the ditch and
blazed away with both barrels at the
bunny. He quickly got over the ditch
and picked his game up only to find
thar 1t was stuffed rabbit which the
boys had placed there In order to have
a little run.
The many patrons OF the New Castle
train are much pleased
at the return Of conductor Bacon,
who Tor some time has been off duty.
Bacon Brothers, the leading BARRIERS
here, have gone ono step further to
brighten this tonsorlal parlor. by dis
pensing with the use OF lamps. and
have Just put In gas fixtures. Joe and
Sam are certainly hustlers, and keep
up with the timos.
1 Fred. Miller, Jr., one OF the bright
est and neatest OF New Castle boys
will to-day take charge Of the serving
OF the REPUBLICAN in the down town
districts.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
hold in the Sunday school building of
the Nj. E. Church last night by the
Sunday school class OF Mrs. Manlove.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Terry of Whining
ton ably assisted at the entertainment.
4 The wreck OF the schooner Jacob !.
iHausman, which was damaged by
; water, nearly two weeks ago. was
, sold by auction yesterday for S6l7.l5.
Thomas Edwsrds. bright boy liv.
ing on Fifth street. was bitton on the
-ihand by cat on Monday. He took
} his cat rifle last night and put the life
/, of the bitter out OF existence.
A certain young man recently be-
came acquainted with very pleasant
: and pretty young lady hero. He re.
|, Gently called on her, and as he was
a talking to her on the front steps, he
noticed her looking rather attentively
lat him. and he is modestly inclined.
= SO he said. you SEQ that pin In my
Z tie, why 1t cost S.
Is not that ring dandy, hehe-he
1t cost me just SIS. / like to dress IL
1 good style. have paid 81 for my
i gloves, $3.50 for my hat. $iS for mi
overcoat and S25 for my suit. He he.
> he-he. Gee whiz, but was left 500
o and make good money. But l mus
g be going. will see you ut the mex
n o. A. G. entertainment.
just then the walls OF the old build
u Ing groaned with sadness ana the
y great big field stones on Front street
a felt like jumping up and smashing
the head OF tho wearer of all the Jew
elry and dear clothes. as RErUBLrcA,
o reporter pulled the window down |,
= get u few hours sleep.
He. he. he. he, ain't It awful, the
:, New Castle people were surprised Il
o read for the first time In the REpUBLI
It CAN that George L. Swan had bean ap
"a polluted bridge tender OF the Marke
!. street bridge In Wilmington.
u The Republican leads Ia all the ne ri
Il and this Is appreciated When nov
It readers are constantly being securst
here.
There is no way to contradict the sac
statement that there Is large amour
OF distress in our city at present. III,
,, mass meeting In the Opera House to
s night should DO well attended b,
i. every person who can help just III
. tie.
D Let us also have on the COMMITTEES
OF distribution none but earnest work
S ers. who will see that the real dessrv
NJ Ing parties are taken care OF. Tn
>. other night storekeeper lost a boz
10 CT cod fish from the outside OF hi
10 store aud lot of other things. The
I, were taken by a man whose famil,
:, was hungry.