The sun., 1898-10-01
when he hopes his friends will again give
him their support.


him their support.
The Democrats OF Sussex county held
their county convention at Georgetown
last Saturday. The full returns from
Saturdays spirited primaries, as an
nounced by Chairman +. W. Houston,
show general triumph for the advocates
OF the free coinage Of silver. 5...
The Republican County Executive
Committee will meet this afternoon and
declare the nominees elected at last Sat-
urday's primaries.
Sir Anthony Higgins is looking for
pastures new in which to SOW the seed
OF discomfort.
If our Republican friends want to do
the Democrats favor, let them nomi-
nate Alger for president and run him on
his war record.
Winfield S. Quigley now casts long
ing eye on the Office of clerk OF the
peace. Win will take any old thing,
and that's no dream.
When do you tender your resignation,
DR.. L. H. Ball?
"Shall we meet beyond the river" is
now the song of the defeated candidate
for Office.
Hon. L. Irving Handy, nominee of the
Democratic party for Congress, is waging
an active campaign and looks the win
ner all over.
"King' McLear is quietly resting upon
his undisputed possessions OF turned
down notes."
Horn says that half OF the stuff was
never delivered.
The only chances for the election of
Robert T. Moody for sheriff are unusual
ly bright and no cry of fraud" can be
raised against him.
Democrats of New York, New jersey
and Connecticut, like those of Delaware,
gave the silver question the cold
shoulder at their state conventions.
There are evidences, also, that the
Southern Democrats will soon do like
wise. Then the false issue will be rele-
gated to the wild and woody West"
where it properly belongs and where it
cannot impair the prospects of the Demo.
cratic party for victory. Livery Epening.
The Regular and Union Republicans
of Sussex county have at last come to
their senses and agreed upon candidates
for the different offices, taking half from
each wing of the party. This is as it
should be and there is no reason why
they should not sweep the state in
November. 1t is only with a united
party they can hope to win.-Daiy Re-
puJlican.
First Citizen Hilles is now whiting
his stick of content down to fine point
and now only has two hundred "to come
and go on" Still he has the satisfaction
of knowing that two OF his political
enemies have 'but one more river to
cross.
J. Wilkins Cooch was at one time
member of the trustees Of the poor He
has been member of the Legislature
and later holds the position for one term
OF register of wills for New Castle county.
Vote for tenders and take the strain off
the minds of the motormen.
Its dimes to cents that bishop will
defeat Lingo for state auditor.
Chairman Neary wants it known that
he is for George Gray, first, last and all
the time.
Courtland c. Montgomery and Della
ware Clark will make pretty run for
the office of recorder of deeds.
1t would be well for the voters of this
state to ''take time by the forelock," and
not by the fetlock, and lay away zone
little dollar now, so as to be prepared
for the next registration. Any old place
will do, except a stove pipe, if the "coin"
be paper.-Neu Castle NeuS.
Alton c. Pyle was non est during the
Hispano-American war, and yet Al was
one OF the mouthiest fighters before the
scrap was commenced.
The election of Webster Blakely for
senator in the Third district is "sure
thing He deserves recognition, as he
has always been hard worker.
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Senator.
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