The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-08
iNEAsgI eaSS TIE NEWS.


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NEw Castle Jan. sth.
Pay your small debts. Have kind
word FOR all. between overfiowing gut
ters and alushy pavements the doctors
will soon have harvest.
time.
Company H.. N. G. D., received their
new uniforns yestorday.
The Delaware Iron Works resumed OPP.
erntlons yesterday.
State Commander. Joseph e. Vhptine
and stafr. last evening won't to Whining.
ton and Installed thu ofiicsrs OF the camp
Of sons OF veterans.
MIRA Joseph Bacon. who has beon Indie.
posed for fome time. Is able to be around
Mrs. Baif h, created considerable ex.
citement during her stay ut the Opera
House, but we have . gentleman living In
tho west end who has been telling the
past and future by cnrds to such an OK
tend that the young men have become
about the letters they receive. the girl
whose affections they have gained and In
fact whole lots Of things from the dark
past and the hidden futnre.
AttrlkInr Illustration Of the indiffer-.
lence to all law was shown here during the
late storm. The pavements were not
cleaned OF and consequently when petles-
| trians ventured out on Sunday morning
II was at the visk Of life or limb. Where
| 10 the use of having a city ordinance ir II
Ia not enrorcedY But the everlasting
credIt(?) OF New Castle be 1t said that the
pnvements opposite the old court house
aud tho scEuoi building were the most DIFF
| ficult for person to navigate over on
Sunday. aud in fact many would not take
the rentre OF the street. The Republican
lis tlrst, last and all the time on the side OF
enforcing the city ordinance.
| While visiting The 1ait Inst evening jacob
I, Sock nsked me II could tell him why 1t
\ was that Father Brady on Sunday proach.
ed all about tho Jews and eaid nothing
nbont tho Ifish. i7i
j. Milton Davidson has purchased the
thse.story brick dwelling on Third street
| from Mrs. james Wilmot. The price is
stated at $500.
The CITY has been offered an electric
light plant for &400 by the Paschal Iron
Works OF Philadelphia.
4 A dancing school was opened In the X
OF p. hall lust evening and was we'll pa.
| tronized.
William Tidweil who has been indis.
posed with an attack Of pneumonia has
| recovered SO far that ne IL able to be
around. DR.. Stewart has been In AZ.
\ tendance.
Al tie meeting OF tho Citizens Building
Loan last evening s2.SO0 were sold at 10
per cent II iB understood tnat third
| series will be started on the first OF March.
of Pythias will be over from Whining ton
at the installation OF the officers or the
lodge here on January 10.
| Petitions have been circulated askIug the
Legislature to pass the single tux which
wi be presented exem Dting the buildings
from taxation for city purposes One 10
signed by tho property owners and the
other by non-pToperty ownere. 1t 10 claim.
Ell .hat at Is cents per foot on all tue
property fronting ON the paved etraets
thut enough money annually would be
raised to meet the demands of the city.
Then make every man who did not own
4 property pay u head tnx OF 90 cents and
there would soon be good streets In New
Castle.
james Fitzgerald has returned home
from u vlsit to friends at Milford.
James u. Hance. an aspiralt for State
detective plum was In Dover yesterday.
Captain Patrick Burns, OF tho tug Star
tie, was In town last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Simmons and
Mas Sullivan, OF Wilmington, wure the
guests OF Sheriff and Mrs. Giilis yssterday
| afternoon, ~
i Frank Levy. Christians, was the guest
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