The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-30
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Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,.
New Castle. Nov. soth.
Thanksgiving Day 1891 has come and
gone and the majority of our people will
long remember Its pleasant advent.
For the first time In great m any years
the voices OF the people had been heard
and the state placed 10 the Republican
column and therefore they could be THINK.
ful yesterday.
The day had genuine holiday appear.
ance In this city. In tho Presbyterian
and OF the III. Il. Church held combined
service. The choirs OF both churches
were present. D. 4. Wolfe ably presided
at the organ.
Rev V. s Collins after reading he l5oth
Psalm, took his text from 9Th verse Of the
33rd psalm. 1.-THE world lie full OF the
goodness Of the Lord"
In the course OF on eloquent and Inn.
pressive sermon he said that we are told
1t was an act OF kindness to give thanks
or to give present IL Is a kindness. II 10
favor OF exceeding kindness to express
ur gratitude for beneticenoe bestowed
upon us.
As an extraordinary proceeding to give
thanks 10 tho Great Oliver this Is Time
specially set apart Tor the many mercies
of this, our Thanksgiving Day. and we
should be thankful for the great and won.
derful kindness OF the Lord ana should
show our appreciation.
II we do not appreciate these things
which God has given US then we are as the
prophet Isaiah saye: Eyes have we and
we 500 not. Ears have we and we hear
not" We do not appreciate the value OF
our eyes and ears
The music OF ripping waters. the voice
NJ ah nd .ir.ta
goodness OF God and therefore we should
use our hearing and seeing to extol the
Oliver OF all gifts.
We should feel grateful for our sense OF
smell whereby we can inhale the sweet
odors given by Gods own bountiful hand.
We do not appreciate the GIT OF sight
whereby we drink In the beauty and
grandeur Of land and sea. The same way
with taste.
lie dwelt OF the natural mercles and
scored me unholy, unmanly custom OF
vote.selllnR. He dwelt on the blessings
OF this Peninsula, which has been tree
from cyclones aud tornadnes and floode
even though we are not enriched by mines
Of gold. He favored the grand com bina-
lion oil the blue and gray under the one
flag.
The G. A. G. and Citizens Cornet Band
combined fair was well patronized last
night Thirty members OF the Diamond
State Athletic Club came over from VIII
mington. Messrs. a. Hoskins and @.
Downing being the marshuls. They were
jolly set Of follows, especially b. Sewell
and W. Jackson. whom the ladies' hope to
SEQ among the fifty members OF the club
who Will come over next Wednesday even
Ing.
Thanksgiving services we're held In the
Episcopal Church yesterday morning. The
Thanksgiving ofierings were presented
to ht. Mchaers Day Nursery. Whining
ton.
For fresh groceries at the lowest market
lrlces go to Toman McGrory, Ninth and
Young streets.
Max Gross will supply long felt want
In this city by opening O flour and feed
store with u full supply OF far produce.at
Stops old store on Delaware street.
One OF our ialr girls said yesterday she
felt thankful that she was In good health
even though she had bone felon on her
finger
Take advantage of the great clearance
sale OF dishes. cups and saucers at
Stops
leere were two games of foot ball here
yesterday. The first was between the
Hickory OF Wilmington and the Lemon
Hill Rangers. The score was 4 to A. In
the second game the @. A. G. Jrs, defeated
the Alva team by the score of too.
Special mention Is made OF the good play
OF Lai caster Smith and Harvey,
Harmony Castle and Chrlstlana Cnstle,
X. q. L., will attend the fair Tonight.
The George Washington Fishing Club
will arrive here tonight at s O'Clock. tbs
will lie the first time In the history OF the
Opera House where 40 pieces of music
have appeared on the stage at the same
time
James Foster has been re-appoInted
night warden by Sheriff Gills.
no s. L.. Is. numbering forty visited the
Hospital for the insane and the aims
house yesterday.
Mise aBouhe. OF Salem, N j., Ia the
guest Of Mis- II No len. .z
Mrs weldon Vlmnz Is entertaining
Miss Florrle Blackiston OF Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mira. Il. W. Dunlap. OF Whining
ton. were the gueats OF Thomas L. Nor
gan yesi erdaY.
Mrs. George Lutman and Miss Mary
Moore OF Wilmington are the guests OF
New Castle friends.
Rev 4. A. Manning has returned from
warwick. Md. where lie assisted Rev. z.
j.. lruitt with the extra services In the Nj.
L. Church.
Robert Morrison Ia erecting an iron
bridge over the causeway at ST. Georges.