The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What is Transpirinx In the Pretty Town
on the Delaware.
Correspondence of the Republican.
New CASTLE. March &c.

-s... NEW CASTLE. March &c.
The sample ple'ur copied from O
cabinet and the beautiful frame on
exhibition In the window OF Howard
Churnside's newspaper depot attract ted
, good deal Of attention on Saturday
evening and all day yesterday. Quite
number OF REPUBLICAN readers have
signified their intention OF having
their photographs ent rsed. Jusl
Imagine. said prominent lady. only
l.45 for such a grand picture and
frame. Please serve me REGULAR J
with the paper, as l Intend to get the
p cturee OF my entire family. ReaC
the advertisement else where in to
days paper. and then inspect tn,
sample picture and act for yourself.
The ball OF the Delaware Boys 10 be
given this evening In the X. OF L. hail
promises to be a grand success New
Castle will be we'll represented. and Il
Is stated that at least ten set swl con
from Wilmington.
Iregret to state that Miss Lizzie
Boyd has been indlsposed for thu past
few days. A trained nurse is IN con
slant attendance.
The report OF the funeral OF John +.
Brady will be found OIL the fourth
page.
1t was not the fault OF the cores.
pondent that the program OF the New
castle churches were not published on
Saturday. They were all submitted
but the city editor threw them out. ]
beg to thank those who assisted me
In obtaining same and thank them Tor
their trouble.
Miss Amelia Grimes. of Wilmington.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Pagan on Saturday.
Miss Friel, of X ed Lion, has returned
from two weeks visit to Wilmington
friends.
William Downham, William Clarke,
Walter Hanson and George Martin, OF
Wilmington spent yesterday here
Mrs. Hammill is on a two weeks
visit to friends In Philadelphia.
Miss May Taylor OF Philadelphia, is
the guest OF Miss Lydia Harvey.
Mrs. and Miss Neussline OF vii.
mington are spending a few days
here.
Rev. MIR. Thomas of st. Peters
Church. Philadelphia. preached two
able sermons In the Episcopal Church
here yesterday.
III were Sunday School girls |
would not cling songs on Sunday.
g Ii were church member | would
not whistle on the street ON Sunday.
III were a young man would not
say had the toothache in order to
shake two girls on tho corner and
then go SEQ another.
III wsre young girl | would be
careful how / sat In rocking chair.
II were young men would not 20
out on Saturday night and fish for
suckers on Sunday.
II were young man l would ac.
company my best girl when invited
and not dlsappoint three others
Ii were young girl l would not
cit with one limb across the other.
John McCaferty and James Mccall.
lin, OF Philadelphia, were home yes.
terday.
Miss Annie Griffin, OF PHILADELPHIA
is visiting her parents.
The City Cornet Band delighted our
citizens on Saturday evening by the
Of excellent music on the
school green. MIR. Eberle was an,
plauded greatly. He ls truly q marvel.
Gus player.
Easter Sunday. 1894. Is thing Of the
past and to many II was a day of dis
Whom tho window
blinds were raised yesterday mornip g
the hopes of many a fair breast was
blasted by the clerk OF the weather
drizZling. dark morning |
and consequently the spring styles
were relegated to the rear.
In some Instances, however, thel
bright spring hats were out, and whilsI
the shapes were not very artistic, yet
the appearances In general werel
pretty. Church goers were on theI
streets from 8 O'Clock to noon. either
from or going to the Different
churches. The affairs OF the dtfferentI
churches surpassed all former years
In their display OF flowers. The cling.
Ing was excellent everywhere youl
went and appropriate sermons were
preached both In the morning and
evening in every church. The services
In st. Peters yesterday were very i'm
pressive, and In addition to the regu.I
lar worshlppers large numbers OF
other denominations were present.
ERg-noRg seemed to be accessible
also. for several had, to Use the OK >.
preston, their skates on. Sheriff
Gould took advantage of the day to
again show the kindness of a noble
heart, and supplied thirty dozen OF,
eggs 10 the prisoners for breakfast.
Everyone seemed to have friend or
two visiting them yesterday.
IL IL my painful duty to note two,
more deaths in our city. One the
little child OF James Clothler, and til ell
other Mis-, William King. who died mi
Wilmington. Mrs. King was the wife
OF ono OF LEAFS mlllers here. and a.
daughter OF John Gilkey.