The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-23
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
COrrespnnacuc. Of the Republican
November aa3 1893.

N"iEsp'llNCuCJ VI tHt
e Novembe II a3 1893.
The chief magistrate OF ,his state has
I followed the example of President Nc
r Kinlsy and has set aside Tomorrow as Il
day of Thanksgiving. LIST us join in the
:, celebration. Let rs return thanks for all
:, the blessings bestowed upon u5. Let us
!. remember tho glorious victories Of Tie
l past year. Let us remember we are
| Americans That Is say we arc tbs citi-
. zens IF the 4 eatest nation on earth. Let
! us remember our poor friends and make
them happy.
Let us give thanks that cur people arc
ct work. Let IL. rejoice that New Castle
stores arc being cleaned even by the self
, same crowd. Let us b> thankful thore are
prospects Of good roads in Now Castle
Hundred. Let us give thanks that the
veil of political blindness has been romov-
I'd from so many eyes. Lot us give thanks
that for tho frs, time in 81 years New
Castle Hundred. buried :la monster Demo.
cratic majority ana appears in he Rerub.
lican column.
Let us give thanks that our county IS
FREQ from free silver and FREQ silver orators.
Let ua rcjnico and be thankful we have
gooti health aud that onr country is presid.
cd over Ivy man worthy Of the highest
oflice in tho power of great people.
Thonns hvina was released from Jail
yesterday after serving three years sem
tence. llo murderousIy assaulted an o.d
Waterman on the W. Is n. Railroad and
then robbed him.
Robert Nc ClintocL who snrvei year
forgery was released also. There was
similar charge against, him In Chester but
an amcah!e settlement between the par
ties was reached.
The wedding Of Samuel G. Rolerts and
| Miss Ida X Wilhclmc will take place to-"
morrow evening. Tho ceremony will he
performed in the First Presbyterian
church by Rev. S. Boattio WyIis. A ,s-
cepiion will be held by the happy pair at
the home of the brides pnronts on Della.
warn street.
The ball OF tile Ancient Ordarot Hibar.
nuns in he Opera House to-pight will be
tho grandest affair held in Now Castle fer
over twenty years. The sale of tickets has
been phenomenal. The friends OF the Hi.
bernians will turn ont in force
Tho trustees of the Common tako tho
| -four mill. bakery and cake. Can you i'm.
asine their latest move. The representa-
lives Of tho firm that wants TO start the
straw boar.i wo,ks here visited Now Cas-.
tie Yesterday. The generous trllstaos
" onlh r0nt thcm six acres ut S. an mere
per yoar. Tho people nro cnnvcrsant
firms pay. $3.50.
II New Casio vents Industries to settle
hero then its representatives must he
liberal. The visitors we're fnvorahlv In.
pressed with another lot Of land below
Dobblnavile near the railroad and whc-o
it would be handy to tho Delawa- Iron
Company's VI hart
On Monday Mrs. Nellia Tnbin dcaw
some money Mt the bank. Tn he ovonlng
she started for tho store with ber order
bOoh III VINO AiHtl dVu iID HuFS5 III tuO
other. While walking along The street a
young man dashed out and erabhsl her
by tho shoulder and with the other hand
grabbed for her pnckethook Tic ran but
soon discovered 10 had only the stors book.
Mrs Tobin ran In tho opposite direction
and escaped injury and saved the contents
Of her purse.
Tho women OF tho Methodi7t Church |
will serve. supper Tomorrow evening, |
E"osy one knows whata Methodist sup
per served Ly Ncw Castle wopcn means.
Take the trolley cars or drive. for you
will cat so much of good things that tho
walking going home will not be pleasant.
Martin LEONARD Of tho Doblinsyllo |
Hotel is ndsrosed witha severe attack of
hernia.
George Carter. Of tho Evening journal,
came to n W Casio by trolley yesterday
and returned in his fast clipper skiff The |
Reporter
There are mt least ono hundred persons
in this city who have been trying to solve
a pnzzlo that appeared In tho Phladel-
phia Inquirer, 1t was q farmer that had
n square field and thore wcro rows Of oorn
in it. In fact tho square had 6i hills Of
corn.
The puzzle was to place crows in tho
corn so that thore would I've no two crows
OH any row and so that tre farmer in
around tho field could not shoot
three crows with ore shot 1t has boan
worked on checker boards. black boards
and every other way possible.
Tho members of Industty Council Jun
icr Order of American Mechanic, hal IL
glorious time last evening ut the smoker
given at their room. Everywhcrs you 60
Bo.dny corn coh pipes are in evidence A
lumbr Of Wilmington musicians wcro
II attendance. Tho nger OF "Tho Wild
lfan Of Borneo,' had to be carried from
he room.
Max Case, Of tho Columbia, Is home on
| vsi.. lie tells interesting talos of ths
ya1.
Dr.. :.als Cough Syrup is the peoples