The sun., 1898-11-24

I0OlE years TcHldiu Ou uio VO'A'
William A. G. Hardcastle, OF Smyrna,
is thankful that free silver was knocked
out on November s.
Frank Bollen is thankful that his box
ing school is success.
Sheriff William r. Finn is thankful
for good right arm with which to apply
the lash next Saturday.
Tom Flanagan is thankful that there is
a stove in the Reliance Fire Company's
house.
Street Commissioner McCloskey is
thankful that there are at least few
days in the year like Thanksgiving.
when the streets are given a rest as well
as the commissioner.
John Guthrie is thankful his personal
friend Teddy Roosevelt, was not killed.
Detective William T. Jones read the
death warrant to turkey yesterday and
is therefore thankful today that things
are as they are.
p, w. & B. Master Carpenter Smith is
thankful that he will be able to direct
the overthrow of at least a portion OF
turkey today.
Special Officer John Gordy is thankfll
that there will be only one winter tins
winter.
p, w. & q. Baggage Agent J. F.
CORY is thankful the steam pipes are
working full time at present.
P, w. &. B. Signalman E. 1. Truman
is thankful that fowling pieces shoot
only the way they are aimed.
William Rice is thankful the Viii
mington Bicycle Clubs reception was
such great success.
Samuel Heating is thankful he didn't
kill all the game he saw.
James S. Deakyne is thankful some
people know good cigars when they see
them.
Charles D. Bird, superintendent of the
Wilmington Transfer Company, is thank
ful he assisted in the slaughter OF only
twenty rabbits.
p, w. Il B. Station Master T. B.
Brison is thankful he is still in sight OF
game.
James Murphy feels sorry for that
slaughter of game.
Frederic Kleitz is'thankful the fire did
not break up the patriotic ball.
c. e. Woods is thankful the Mogul
lions still know how to hold "bungles. y
Charles Lang is glad he sang.
Joseph Cannon ls thankful the charity
= ball proved such success.
Secretary Wiggesworth is thankful
the epidemic is thing of the past.
Joseph Cross is glad he never quaied
! before quail.
Building Inspector Cassidy is thankful
twenty story buildings are not run up III
Wilmington.
Jack Whitehead is thankful that tho
. High School team knows how to play
Il foot ball
Pop Green is thankful that he is still
. center ON the Warren aud an all right ont
s at that.
"a William G. Hawkins is thankful tAa
real estate holds Its own
k Some people are thankful for thing
they never get.
is Samuel NJ. Knox is thankful that TIN
" Union Republicans voted for him in th
: First Senatorial district, even if ii va
~ with an ''N.'
o. Chairman Patrick Neary is thankfn
,' ,' that the Republicans failed to take tina
:, $1,000 bluff on Court.
- First Citizen Hilles is thankful his fee
al are still allowed to wander over this sec
ton of the hemisphere.
"' Sheriff-clect John r. Taylor is thank
ful at the near approach Of the time f
IS him to take hold Of the shrievalty reins
"Tom" Gornley is thankful the
IS James Kitchen did not defeat him b
more than seventy votes for Represent'
at tive in the First Representative dlstrlc
Gen. John P. Donahoe is thankful tn;
6. his labors as tax collector are nearly owe
en- that he will soon be able to attach Hol
orabe before his name.
he Chairman John Biggs Of the Dem
cratic State Central Committee, is than
At full that other people ha e troubles
their own as well as himself.
be Coroner Wright is thankful for I'll
reason that he will no longer be give
-, the call down for drawing his breath al
'as pay at the same time for doing nothin
l., Eddie Cochran is thankful that Il
ne campaign is over and that he will
''e given rest for at least the next tv
J., years.
NC Secretary of Regular Republican Sta
Central Committee is thankful that
are can again give his sole attention to bu
d ness.
Howard Stats is thankful that he "
Ak have the "Turk" with the usual CO
lue commitants on his table at dinner
day.
hat Ex-BuiIding Inspector Dohl is than
ful that TONY" Hauber no longer ca
lcc- him down when he asks for an adj
tor tonal plate of lunch.
!. William Michael Byrne is thank
hat that President Mckinley is still holdi
an that United States District Attorneysl
back and that he still appears to ha
the the inside track.
! to Patrolman Frank Kane is thank
that he is considered an anarchist by
,f,L fellow members on the force.
.eln Captain Robert w. Chambers is thar
full that the city considers him mi
th, efficient police officer.
At John n. Hawkins is thankful that
is out Of Jail.