The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-13
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
WHAT'S TranspirIna In ths Prstty iowa %
ths DoImsvars.
Correspondence OF the nepubliesa.
New CASTLE, Sept. 1s.

New CASTLE Sept. 13.
Mys. Alloe McKenps died from an at.
tack Of apaple3y yesterday morning aged
30 years. AS exclusively stated In the
REPUHLIoAN yesterday Mira. McKeD1a was
going up stairs with her mothers break.
fact when she foil down stairs. She was
the vile Of tho fate John McKenna and
leaves one daughter. the mother of three
children In Jenkintown. Pa. Her funeral
Will take place tomorrow morning at0
o'clock.
Cupid does not care for the warm
weather aud at all seasons tries to bring
loving hearts together. Yesterday after.
noon golden rod wedding took place a
short distance from this city. and q promi-
nent young business man OF Chester CAR
Eied off one OF the fair ladies of New
Csetio county as his bride. The contract
ipg parties were Robert Y. Watson Of
Chester and Miss Edith Blackburne.
.hs ceremony was performed by Rev.
v. S. Collins OF Nazareth NJ. t. Church.
Ike house was tastefuily decorated with
golden rod under the directions of sam.
uel. Libby. caterer. The bride looked
charming In a neat fitting gown OF brown
silk. About i50 friends were present at
the ceremony and the reception that fol-
lowed. AIR. and Mrs. Watson left on the
80 O'Clock train for Wilmington where
they took a train for a honeymoon trip.
They will reside la Chester.
The people OF New Castle were treated
to novelty last evening when two Wells
bach burners were placed OIL the lamp op-
pOsite the mAyors Office.
Inc light is very pretty but the cost is
too iuuch Tor the city to beer, aud IL ever
New Castle goes In for an impr rovement
on the present system let II be for cleo
trfo lighting. The coat of light In the
jail ANU iu the city is $1,000. good
starter for an electric light company.
Here is the way smyrna looxs at the
game between Dover and tie y. A. 6. In
which the score was to o.
I'VE wonder IL the U. A. q. consider this
oaim? II certainly seems very funny that
Dover should have such arrogant powers
to write TO a club for q game and he.
cuuse the said ciuu did not come to de-
clare tho game forfeited.
ut looks very much as II the Dover
contingent hud begun to see that other
clubs in TIE state can put M as good a
game of ball as they can, II not little
batter. and this is a better way To win the
chan pionshlp than playing ganes.
1--WE would respectfully call the alton
tlon of Dover to the challenge which was
offered by the manager OF the Smyrna
club. 1t still holds good"
New Castle has the same idea that
Stnyi ma has aud feels that with Leach In
The box and good catcher tnat Dover
cnnnot win game oven II Burris does
umpire the game.
Like the dog ordinance house nun ber.
Ing ordinance was passed couple of
years ago. Mother of thom were re-
qulred.
lHeFe arc plenty OF laws IOr tne city II
only enforced. Never mind numbering
ihc houses. just make the owners OF the
pig pens abnte the nuisance which pre-
vents people from eating their meals,
clean tine cutters and haul the dirt away.
Tho sale OF furniture at the residence OF
| James a. NoTlant Wi largely attended
and good prices wore realized.
| The contract for hauling the gravel foe
/ Front street hn5 been awarded by the
contractors to Charles Sheaver aud Nc,
| Hally.
Tho streets of Nav Castle would pre-.
| sent II better appearance IL the dirt was
| haule ! away ana people prohibited from
| throwing paper on the street.
! Support the base ball club and attend
the game tomorrow In large nu mbsra.
Thomas Kirk. while attending Tho Elk
ton fair yesterday, found a gold lockot
containing lock OF hair.
Some cranky people may Ind faul. but
| the REpUBIICAN still cries clean the streets
and prohibit people from throwing paper
on them.
4" With regard to the eale OF surplus oi
james Alfred N0wland at Naw Castle WIN.
| HUklll. nuc!ionaer, says for nee selling
and prompt settlements New Castle TAX es
| the cake, ard that on the whole the result
| was one of the most satisfactory cases OF
hla 30 years experience. That out OF a
stock previously estimated at less than
| 500 Inside OF two hours after the sale
| co o-ed he turned over the fuii net pro.
ceeds OF sale. S32l. to MIR. Nowlund and
was ran'ly TO come home. The sale was
well attended aud the goods well dist III
| utel among the people of the town
| Dealers In quest OF antique goods fron
| Philadelphia, Wilmington and otheI
towns contested for sorns of the most de
sirabie goods but bought but little.