The sun., 1898-12-15

that the Republican Levy CouIC hau
mismanaged the finances and plunged
the county in debt. Such appears on
the face if you do not take the trouble to
investigate the affair when it has al
together another version than that which
appears on the surface. Daily RepubH-
can.
A new City Hall. Work for it.
The plates are all intact, boys. Never
fear
Look after the councilmen from your
ward.
James Robertson wants to be speaker
of the House.
No more street corner loafers in the
City Council.
Vote for women on the Board OF Public
Education.
Good weather for skating, especially
in some quarters.
Where is the man who so cruelty carl
catured Sir Hig.
The courtship will soon cease around
the Court House.
Vote for women to fill places on the
Board of Education.
Betting on the Senatorial result is 60
ing on, on the quiet
Old Sussex county will do a great act
at the coming Legislature.
Consideration is a great thing. How
much If it has Willard?
| ~, 1uhn a nTlnc C
Kitchens wishes to be left alone.
Harvey B. Vandegrift for Chief of
Police, under the new commission.
Joe Roney is small fellow to run up
against the Hon. Senator John Pyle.
"Why?" says Levi. Same old answer
question too silly to be considered.
Look at the squirt made by Senator
Gray in The Suns Senatorial contest.
The Levy Court would do well to bar
ricade the doors of their meeting place
Ex-Mayor Austin Harrington is suf-
fering with bad attack OF rheumatism.
Tenders on the street cars is what
the people want, not money tor dam
. ages.
, Frank II. Davis friends claim he i
good to make the clerkship OF thu
, House.
Willie might become lobbyist as lon
! as there are to be some vacancies dow
at Dover.
Delaware's whipping post is likely tt
!. near future.
q The boys in blue vii be IN ustered ou
II on Monday and the pol itical officers wi
II be out of job.
g John Biggs can recommend the bes
is furniture for Christmas presents. Espec
s ally parts of suit.
The winner of the Senatorial contes
n in January:will carry to Washington tt
= best wishes Of The Sun.
u. a. Blood money paid to Nephi Linzey
al father. That's economy on the part
ra ~. the Wilmington City Railway.
q. George Rothwell would make stur
Ill ming sergeant-at-arms OF the Senate. In
,h Democrats could make no better sele
Sc ton.
,r. r.. Y. Wallen, private secretary, wit
vo out a Job. Well, he lives in the sar
in town with his former employers 81
'es cessOr.
Io- ], Frank Alice and DR.. George
I,es Ies Marshall held an interesting talk wi
IN ne Postmaster Hugh G. Browne yesterdf
u u, Brotherly love.
IA Willie lives not alone,
Sc. His boomlet is with him;
lily Willie line has thrown
er- To keep that boomlet with him
,or or Judge Ball might take lesson fir
~. rn Justice Donahue of Wilkes-barre. Jut
,nI ,I Ball has a good strong arm. W
"a, "a - beaters should be punished.
the Sheriff-elect Taylor promises to /
ase most popular county official: He is
'ity treme!y even-tempered and will v
laIl come all visitors to the Hotel de Tay
day Has the cold weather been the ca
and of keeping James Lords mouth clio
.tor so tight? A pity, as he has prt
faculty of coming delightful words I
can Of course look rather orange in print
for James Conaway's condition does
'cus improve. There is strange tata
EEK connected with the Conaways. Tw
al. the family who were members of
lcus Legislature died while in Office. T
ore. were father and son.