The sun., 1897-11-25
THESE MEN ARE THANKFUL
Blessed With Health and Happy
Hearts.
"LET Us GIVE THANKS
What Things Make Those Round'
about Us Feel All the Bet
ter For the Day---Are
You Thankful?

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Col. Cameron is thankful that business
generally is better, and particularly that
of r. G. Dun 4 Co.
William C. Hawkins is thankful for a
rise in real estate values
Jerome b. Bell is thankful
for new building, u good
paper and prosperous season.
George Lodge, is thankful for an un-
becoming beard.
judge Ball is thankful that Princeton's
football team never went up against the
l-Wihningtons. Things are bad
enough as they are.
Levi G. Bird is thankful for boil ON
his neck. Nit.
Charles W. Edwards is thankful that
the silver service is safe on board the
Wilmington.
Postmaster Moore is thankful that
several of WiImington's prettiest maidens
ayerred that he was one of the good
looking men in the Wilmington gun
boat parade, on Tuesday.
".Ioe" Evans, OF race track fame, is
thankful that the better lost yesterday.
Commander Todd is thankful that he
commands the gunboat Wilmington.
Every sailor on board the gunboat
Wilmington is thankful that he is in
Wilmington.
S. H. Baynard is thankful that the
cook stove in his new house is in good
shape for getting dinner
School teachers and school children
are thankful that there's school to-day.
Charles Clinch is thankful. He was
married yesterday. So is Edward Nc
Laughlin for the same reason.
The conductors and motormcn on the
electric cars are thankful. They've put
on new overCOats.
Captain John Mullins, of the Delaware
College foot ball team is thankful that
he has his arm out of the sling
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, is thankful
for the smartest trap in town.
William S. IIilles, is thankful for the
brave stand made by the Wilmington
and Brandywine Street Railway Com
pany.
Chief Justice Lore, is Thankful for a
nice, clean, steady job.
Walter H. Hays, is thankful for his
single blessedness.
Chief Dolan is thankful that his resig-
nation was not accepted
Captain Chambers is thankful that he
had the right of line on Tuesday.
Chief Weldc will give up thanks for
the splendid equipment Of the local COM
panies and that the S7,00O,O 900 fire pre-
dictcd by the White Mahatmas has not
yet materialized.
Peter j. Ford is thankful that a Gov
ernor is elected in this State every four
years and that he can live without the
salary of that Office.
Captain Kane is thankful for the FREUD
ship and esteem of every man in Will
mington whose respect is worth the
having.
Col. 4. L. AinscOw is thankful for the
appreciation of his establishment cx-
pressed b. strangers.
Washing on Hastings is thankful that
the new ! stmaster has not yet been
appointed.
II. II. Ware is thankful for one of the
most beauiiu' 'hiIdren in Wilmington.
Father Ia Oh is thankful for the i'm
provcmcnts . st. Pauls.
Father ia thanks God that the
mission rcccl " held by Bishop Leo
Haid was a S, ''css.
Rt. Rev, leighton Coleman, L. L. D.,
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Delaware, is
thankful for th" cordial support promised
the Day NJ ' ) by the good people Of
Wilming1
Fred H,o .ch is thankful that the
postoilic"' ,ortlncnt is still doing bust
ness Ut H. |, stand.
DR.. J.. &. vcc has two sore fingers. a
stiff neck /. | one or two other little
items Of that sort not to br thankful for.
Manager Arilaficy, Of the d. 4 A. r.
& T. Co.,, is thankful that people swear
SO little over the phone. It's good for
the Hello girls.
john forrest is thankful to the Lord,
for cyrry ing except bread; that hr will
get at thr nn,."-t bakery,
\, ". >r'ak viii be thankful ior every
doIHr that reaches the treasury OF thc
Warren r,uh through today's game.
Henry q. }Iors" is thankful that he
went to college with ''BilP' W. Mckinley.
"Scnator' DUPONT is thankful for
favors received and others to come.
Col Ainscow will get up an hour
earlier to give thanks that Yale won and
Harvard scored
"Jack" Williams is thankful that he
is on the pay roll and likely to stay