The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-24

Amidst all the panic of hard times
our blacksmiths, CHAM ars IL Brother,
are kept busy as bees. and while other
people are complaining they are cheer.
ful. 1t seems strange these eoys can
handle iron in such way that people
for miles around weud their way TO
those chops making such their selsc.
ton, for they know what work these
boys turn out will bear inspection ana
they don't have to turn the best side
out to make a sale. Good mechanics
do good work and honesty Is the best
policy, and this Is their motto. They
can shoe horses for instance Texas
ponies. that our Wilmington black.
smiths could not master.
We know OF a man who don't like
to buy the REPUBLICAN without it has
in it the Stanton Items. but tho high.
minded young man who sits ON his
perch like a canary bird, ID sure To
buy one. II tho s. l. appear all
right. The whlOlered nun is com
PEELED to pay ono cont to the high
minded man to read Stanton Items
This is the best joke we have heard OF
lately, but both being good-natured
fellows. We think one paper will ia
item both, but when sold twice
Lawrence ought to charge No. / maj
z cents, aud then II would come GU
even. ... ...
Times are SO dull with young mai
and his hair has grown SO long that
proposition has been made to appoin
ia committee to either make hin
bangs or put his wool up in crlmps.
Ihese telegraph wires are quse
things, and how we do pity youni
lady when her lover must leave hi
abode and 30 just whore they say, bu
such Is life. and we must make tn
best OF 1t; but aims. her countenanco Il
Tho picture Of sadness, although tn
thoughtful cousin 10 doing ali III hi
lpowtI to relieve those weary, wander
ing thoughts.
i Miss Luella Currinder OF this tow
, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Iornog, o
Wilmington, and may friends in Phlla
Idelphia before her return home.
q A Indy living near Taylor's old fac
tory, whose maiden name was Mar,
Walker, and we'll known by our Stan
ton people. are glad to learn she OK
Ipects to receive u fortune from Vel
mont. This was unexpected to Mary
but yet an agreeable surprise and U
course very acceptable ut this preson
time.
A trial OF speed will be enjoyed b
boys and their neighbors on Thurs
tday afternoon on the road from th
depot P.,W. & B..to Pordham's gate
Now We have an iden who thinks the
will beat FOR, they are L ettlnE thei
ponies feet nicely clad fer the Ucol
sision. Horseback riding is very stylis
iiwtth our young men.
d Our scientific byclCle rider. l.. Bel
, wlhderman. has returned from Wis
to downingtown. Now Lou does no
: get so much liattery US the Whining
/ ton boys, but lie gets there all tn
lsame.
The SAD news has reached us tina
Slr. Emmond, who was employed 9
Q tie water tank on the Il. II U. Il. r., Q
= Stanton. and was II great sullert
. caused from emokiDK the pipe, an
mas been al baltimore hospital fc
{ three weeks, departed this life MOI
/ day evening. lie leaves live children
n ione grown, tho others are quite small
Ills wife has been dead about thrt
years. lie was good citizen and
Kind father. We express much syn
,pptby for the dear little children wi
are left in this sinful world withol
/. either father or mother, but yet the
}. - always way provided aud wi
Ia Ing. helping hand offered to the wear