The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-03

We are disconnected set of people.
None are satisfied with true content
ment. The city man wants to go into
the country and the country man wants
to 20 Into the city.
The man In trade wants to get out
Of II. and everybody not in trade wante
TO get In IL. The old man wants to be
young. and the young wants to be
old. The eastern man wants to 60
West and the Western man wants to
go East.
One man is saving oil he can to get
home. while another man is doing
all he can to sell his at less than IL
cost to build 1t. So no one seems to q
measure to be satisfied.
On Sunday last the Claymont NJ. E.
Sunday school held their Glad 1iding
Day services. The pulpit was nicely
decorated with vegetables, fruits and
different kinds OF grains. One small
twig had no less than fourteen good
sized apples hanging on 1t. There were
also some fine looking pumpkins in
the pyramid.
On Thursday evening, Nov. 9th,
Prof. G. Neal will give a ste-eopticon
Wow OF the Worlds Fair and Johns.
town Flood. The admission will he
| for adults. fifteen cents. Thescholars
OF the school will 10 admitted for O
small nominal sum each.
On Tuesday Rev. Gaorge Jacobs oil
Philadelphia preached to the mefnbe
Of the above place OF worship. He IL
an evangelist OF great note, as he has
Travelled both in this and foreign coun
tries, and Is very entertaining in his
conversation, and spirited In hii
preaching.
On Friday evening, Nov. Sd. Rev
Burgette Short, pastor of the Harrison
| Street NJ. u. Church of Wilmington
will preach In The above place of wor
ship. Come and hear him II you want
to hear good, plain gospel sermon
The late concert given here by tn,
home talent of Ciaymont minstre
troupe was beyond all expectation
by those who attended the perform
ance. and 1t proved to be a complet,
SUCCESS every way. They will always
have good house IL they continue Il
give such fine entertainments.
The entertainment and concert un
der the management OF A. y. Ottey
to be given here on Thanksgiving
night, the program ID about compile.
ted. and the circulars will he out In q
few days. announcing the same.
Hallow E'en.-Tuosday night the
boys around here were good boys, no
mischief OF any kind was conducted.
About forty masked young men aud
ladies' came from Chester, Thurlow
andLinwood toCharles McClosky's, tc
have grand time, which they did,
to the wee small hours OF next morn.
ing.
MIR. William DanZonbakar, and his
father.in-law Jacob Ebright and Jesse
Hopes, went TO Chebter County to
hunt COTTON tails on tuesday last
How they will make out, we are not
prepared TO say, but we know this
that they 60 on that glorious cunning
trip every year. II the last gentleman
should succeed in getting u good
number OF the Dummies" and he he
gins to grow fat, those who know
him, may Bnow what is doing 1t. il
the first gentleman don't, with his
get enough to salt down
a grand spread will be given, and the
writer will no uolbt be among the
invited guests.
| The law being out for shooting rab
bits on Nov. LIST, nearly everybody thai
loves to go "a cunning, went, but not
one in five got auy game. The rabbits
| seems to lie very scarce.
On Thursday evening, the Cd, MIR.
Eben N. Baldwin preached In the Clay
mont NJ. L. Church. He is q regular
attender of this place OF worship, and
the people love 10 hear him tell the
gospel story.
The farmers are very busy getting
out and in their corn crop. which is
not up to tho usual yield, owing to
two heavy Wild storms during the
summer, which stopped the corn from
growing.
Miss Blanche Z. Ottey has been very
sick for couple OF weeks, and we are
glad to say is, at this writing, some
what better. Her school is being
taught by Miss Lizzie Priest, of Lin
wood, during her sickness.
TRUE AS STEEL