The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-20
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Two Deaths Occur Of Well Known
People in One Day.
PRETTY WEDDING TONIGHT.
Several Persons Under Control of the
Grippe-S Sunday school Enter
taInmcnt Tomorrow Might
Busiuess Men Cali Attsn-
tion TO Their Goods.


Correspondence of the Republican.
New CASTLE, Dec. 2O.-About thirty
tive years ago Sheriff Got ld bought a
porcelain cover dish. The cover repre-
sented a pretty hen. She was sitting
on five eggs.
In few years after Deputy Sheriff
Gould was little boy and ne received
some dyed eggs from two lady friends
and the eggs are still under the hen.
1t 10 wonderful how many people do
read the REPUBLICAN. Why, the hen
item caused regular Hurry in OPP
position quarters. The Sheriff says he
Is going to protect that hen and I'm
with min. Here's to tine q. q. II.
which has been sitting on eggs for
nearly SO years.
What ia the use TO buy poor meat
when you can buy good meat from
John A. Walls at the same price.
The annual entertainment and treat
Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
will take place tomorrow evening at
Z o'clock. A very enjoyable time is
anticipated.
Go TO Stops for your Christmas
goods. Fine line of cutlery. Reduc-
tons in prices of all goods during this
week. Picture frames at reduced
prices.
Another OF New Castles pretty girls
will forsake US tonight. This evening
Mr.. Mac Gross OF the Bear and Miss
Sallie Stoops, daughter Of Mr.. Albert
Stoops. Will be married. A reception
will be held at the homo OF the groom
at the Bear.
1t will do you good to visit John A.
Walls meat market in the City Hall
and try his first class beef.
nh h,r.a al
barrels of the best salt water oysters
which ever came here. Parties wish.
ing oysters for Christmas will find the
genuine article at Bacon's. Delaware
| street.
Butter butter. at - cents per pound
at Frazer's.
Mrs. whiteIoek, who has been very
low for the last few days, died at the
! home Of her son.in law. John Hanson,
| yesterday afternoon.
Turkeys geese, ducks, chickens. at
| Thompson
The people OF Dobbinsvillo are much
agitated on account OF number Vi
men who go there and got drunk on
Sunday. Last sunday they carried
on fsarfully.
Foreign and domestic fruits and all
kinds of nuts. at lhompson's.
The entertainment of the NJ. T.
Church Oh Saturday night next prom
ises to DO grand success.
Butter, butter, butter, % cents pei
pound. at Frazer's.
The three masted schooner Asa L
Stowell is stlll anchored in tho harbor
Butter, butter butter, % cents pc
pound, at EiaIGrs.
Mr. Ed. Boulder. brother OF Mr.
David Boulden, died yesterday at TIL,
| tH tIlA
Il few weeks ago suffering from tn
NOR In the stomach. His remain
were brought hero yesterday. His ia
neral will take pace on Thursday ant
the iltsrlnent VIII he made at elias
gov,
Holly in ustistlc designs at Thomp
sons.
Ed. Wise and Harry King ar
matched to play 100 games OF poo
They Will commence during the holi
days and play ten or twelve games
day.
Choice tub bu ctcr 80 cents, at Thomr
sons.
horse sank In the trench on Sixth
street, where the gas maiu was laid, o
sunday night. The harness was bad t.
broken.
Macaerel, 2 pounds for 20 cents a
ThompsOns.
William II. Saunders, who has bee,
confined TO his home with the grippe
is able to be around again.
Mr.. j, Albert Nlnlng has been cor
/, tlLed to hiS home with tine grippe TO
the past few days. Mr.. Winning is a
old gentleman o. ~ years. and tn
disease had him ont OF his mind IL
two days. He is much better.
Mise Calhoun aud Miss Flemln
Were in Wilmington yesterday.
Call at Chase's aud see the hanC
/. some picture given away by the Iii
PUBLICAN.
Miss Res5ie Abel is suffering fror
AN uttuck Of the grippe.
Mrs. Harold SuddeIl Is on the sic
~ list
. Alex. AIcGaughun is indisposed wit
= the grippe.
4, james L. Booth was standing q
! Fourth street yesterday, when he sa
q q an awful cloud near Wilmington. an
:. all ut once the surroundings WEI
shaben by the shock of the eXploaio
= ut DuPOut's mills. liG rode his whe,
oyer to the scene later Ia the day.