The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-20

The Claymont nj. E. Sunday school will
hold picnic In VIM. Vernon'e woods on
next Thursday week. The school will be
treated 10 all the Ice cream they may
want. am the outsiders will not be among
the missing. The school also will be
closed during the month OF August. 80 as
to give the officers and teachers vacation
that they may go TO the different camp
meetings that are to be held In that
mOnth. Come and spend the day with
thom in the woods and huve a good time.
On Saturday. the 18th. Lewis Palmer of
Grubb's Corner, BrandYwlhe hundred.
about daylight In the morning, heard mis-
dog bark. He and his wlfe's attention
was given to It, and his wife saw three
coiored men coming up the road. and one
OF them was acting drunk a little, while
two of the them Here seen by the vile at
his chlcken house after chickens. Sbo
told her husband about 1t, and he vent
out to see ana halo at them, telling his
wife Ia brlng him the gun. The oolored
men ran. and ona OF them umped over
stone will, and tIipped himself aud
broke his leg In two places. At this time
Alfred Handy came along. and saw HIN
lying there he asked him what was the
matter.
lite coored man said man hal hit
HIN In the leg with stone and broke 1t
In Two places. Mr. Palmer soon saw ths
ell aation aud was quickly on the spot.
aud said the man had fatten over the wall
aud TINT was the way tho leg was brolSsn,
1hs man was taken to the Delaware Hos.
pitHl. He is we'll known at Grubb's Cor.
ner. THE way of the transgreasor Is
hatd"
II Is advisable to open canned fruit at
least an hour before IL is used. Tho oxy-
gen from the air improves the flavor.
Mr Danzenbaker secured eirly in the
season new McCormick cutting and
binding machine. Ho cut several lurge
crops aAu Is greutly pleasad with 1t.
Charles NJ. Rhyder has for several days
been helping A. s. Otley. who has been
very busy during thu lass three weeks
shoaihg horses and hopping wheels. lie
received during he last two weeks seven
tnan new hurses TO shoe. from two new
custom ers, for WHICH he gets $3.50 month
for nine OF them and - for the other
eight.
-Four hundred and thirteen different
species OF trees grow IN the various States
and territories OF the United Statea,
On Thursday last William Hemphll OF
BrHniywiue Village spent tue day with
his family, Mt Cla. mont. with ChAiie5 W.
Oitey. his brotiIar inluw. They reGur d
somethinR less than quarter OF bost TO
catch crabs win. They secured also
few worms. and after starting in TO fish
tbs crabs weren't in 1t but the fish and
eaib were; and soon running out OF BALI
the boys were sent home for moro worms.
but they Ike all other goot boys didnt
got back us soon rs thoy might. The ttsh
und cells got tired waiting anu lett for
other quarters.
The catch was large, howaver, nnd one
eel TINT Hemp phil sepured welghei soins-
thing less than Six pounds aud lhree
uuuoes 1t was thought at one Time that
farm wagon with two horses would huvs
to De hired to haul the tish homo, yet they
managed to carry them home. Charlie Ia
an expeit angler and. like all other good
ii5hermeu, the biggast fish got away hnd
he got the little ores. the largest one not
bringing the scales up with four.po und
weight on 1t.
God bless the women.
There arc women who ara tendar,
There are wuueu who are slender.
There are wouen W.no ura very large and
fat and red
There are women who are Ianfrlsd,
There are women VINO have JariIei,
There are women who are talkless-but
they arp dead
Thu ClaymonL haIe ball club mempars
arc becoming noted Tor gooh Dlsylng.
1hNy Lave one who ls un expert miller
and also ball player. Ills name -
Houpes. and In hitlng the bail few
nights ago he might have mads koue
run only the ball got to second base he.
foie ha did. Jos. 1t won't do, as The IFS"
are al ways in the way.
James 4. Gill, robert Mccartney OF
Boothwyn and A. ). Otley OF Glaymont
20 to the Local Preachers camp Meeting
near North East, Nd. TBUE AS STEEL