The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-15
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What IL TranspirinR In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware.


Correspo ndence of the Republican. 1871.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. Is.
II were the city council I would
make property owners clean the snow
off OF the side walks.
liz were young man here and
wished to save money l would put 1t
In the bank.
If were Wilmington reporter ]
would apply to be the principal OF the
Stanton night school.
II were lady OF Stanton and saw
q good looking reporter in town I'd
invite him to tea.
II were the minstrel troupes OF
this city ! would not be ashamed OF
my name, no matter where | went.
II / wanted a whole lot OF good
music and songs / would get them
from the REPuBLIcAS.
II were the Trustees OF the Poor
| would elect a non-partisan superin.
tendent.
IL | were the young man OF this
town who went to Stanton last Sun
day, | would keep my hat on my head.
III j were certain young lady in
Stanton | would not take my friend
to church any more.
II were n certain New Castle young
man ! would wear suubonnet the
next time went to Stanton.
/! were New Castle man and n
Stanton man hid my hat in church
would make 1t all Wright" with a
Mitchell" blow.
A large barn, together with its con.
tents of wheat and corn. was buried
yesterday about "a miles from here
on the John j. jackson farm, no W
tat nm tnl hNVg ~
gin OF the fire. which was discovered
after noon, Is not known. The
loss ID placed at shout $780, on which
there is partial insurance,
Tho G. A. g. MINISTRIES went to Farm
hurst last evening and gave an enjoy
able entertainment to the inmates OF
the ineane department.
The people of New Castle are about
disR listed with the reports being cir.
culated that the mills are all running
The true state of affairs is simply
this: One Juill is shut down. another
Will shut down If the employees do not
take q reduction, another mill has "a
men altogether employed on its Gou-
ble turn. In the other industrial plant
one department Is shut down waiting
for raw material. another department
Is running with onc-thlrd force and the
other Oh half-time. Where is the use
OF exaggerating in those hard timesy
Let us have the truth by all means.
This article which appeared about the
wooden mill hands stating that they
were shiyering In the cold. was uneall.
ed for and untruthrul and harder 10
swallow than the bill OF fare which II
Philadelphia reporter found at Della.
ware hotel.
Howard Churnslte is another resId
ent OF New Castle who knows good
thing wien he sees IL and Is serving
the Republican To several homes over
here.
'"he Y. NJ. T. II. C. Ministries will
appear at Delaware city on Saturday
night.
Some OF our young men and women
received large installments of valen-
tines yesterday.
Tho funeral of John d. Loiland will
take place tomorrow morning at
1880 o'clock. The interment will lie
made H. ST. Georges ceme err.
During the SUNNI rmonths young
colured nun named jacob Wiley, left
here and obtained good situation in
Washington Thu ouEh the influence of
Senator George Gray. Then it was
that idle Democrats unsheathed their
seal hardy and declared war. They
Lad be u voting for Gray and his
party for years and years, and this
was the reeompense they were getting
for doing so. .-... .....-a. ..--..
A colorod man who always was
known to vote the Republican ticket
was preferred TO The white Democrat
of the hundred which saved The State
in 1872. From time to time this talk
got warm and warmer until finally
Wiley got the grand bounce ana here.
lie Is again in Now Castle lone, lone
party. The democrats don't want
him and tho Republicans wouldn't,
trust or touch him. Oh, poor Jeky,
You are to be pitled.
Rev. b. f. Jester preached in the
NJ. +. Church last evening and admin.
lstered the Sacrament OF the Lords.
Supper. Rev. MIR. Jester told q re-.
porter that the church Is getting along
rs well as can he expected considering
tho hard times At tho First aud Sec.
ond NJ. =. Churches In Wilmington re-
viyal services are being conductedi
with great success. An oyster supper
will be given for the benefit OF the
church in the near future.