The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-09
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new CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, June 9th.

| Alexander Stlrlltn, mOt0rman on tint
electric cars, says that people are general.
ly paid back for harshness. He remem
bars few years ago when he won't to Do
YER to speak on Single tax He was ar.
rested and spent twenty-seven days in Do.
yer Jail. Among those who favored put
ting the men at work on this county roads
with ball and chain attached wore Col.
onel E. L. Cooper, Senator Knnney and
| Company. Sterlith says he had charge OF
the trolley car that brought Cooper to Jail
and took him to Wilmington to go 10 the
Trenton penitentiary.
There is a general change in Dover and
Single Takers and Republicans will be al
| lowed by The bank robber to walk the
streets and exercise their rights Sterlith
expects to have the pleasure of bringing 6
| over more Of the gang to the county board.
ing house.
In the pre- sence Of large number of rel
atives and friends Miss Maggie NJ. Carlin
and Hugh Ryan were married yeste rday
afternoon in St. Peters church.
Rev. f. l.. Brady performed the cero.
maid and John j. Ryan best man. A re-
ception was held at the home of The BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlin, No.
922 Clayton street. last evening The
bride and groom are popular young peo.
pie and the presents of the bride were
numerous, handsome and valuable. Mr..
and Mrs. Ryan will reside in German
town, Pa.
Among those present at the reception
were: Rev: Edward l.. Brady, Mr. and
Mrs. J. +. McGue, MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. James b. Tonan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick McGrory, Mr., and Mrs. Jas.
McGrory, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheridan,
Mr.. and Mr.. Felix McCaffery. Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCatfery, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard McGinn, Mr. and Mrs. John NJ.
Laughn, Mrs. Michael McDevitt, Mr.. and
AIRS. George Tidwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Gull.
ford Tidwell. MIR. and Mrs John Lnngton,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Freeberry, Mr.; and
Mrs. Annie Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Tobin, Mrs. Alice Brady, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carlin, Mr. and James Carlin, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Carlin, Mr.. and MrsF
McCalln, Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Ryan,
Sr, and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ryan, Jr, Mrs, Ann Early, tho Misses
Julia McGrath, Edith Palmer. Celia V.
Collins. Winnie and Isabella Sheridan,
Lizzie Early, Rose McGinD. Agnes G. Nc
Iror, Mary Duffy, Rose Carlin,
Elbe McGinn, Name Carlin, Laura and
Florence Lnmgstone, Grrtie Morris, Annie
McGrory. KA,io Early. Annie McGrory,
Nam mie and Bessie Toman Messrs Mich
ael Jordon, Phillip and Frank Sheridan,
Joseph Davis Philip, Tobin and James To-
G.n, George and Frank McGrory, James
Doushcrty, Harry Hushobecll, james and
William EARLY from Philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs Johp McCar,y, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Curran, Miss Susie Nolan, from German
town; Mr.. James Jordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ber' Bcai, Misses. Name and Gertc Beal.
Mr.. Hlrold aker, from New York. Mr..
and Mrs. James Toner from Wilmington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Farnan and Miss
Mamo Ferran.
Bicycles, SIS; tires, sl.5O; saddles, 50
cents Stoop5.
Tho High School Alumni will hold its
annual reunion and banquet on Monday
evening, June 27,in tho Opera House.
The Sunday School, Infant Department,
of the Methodist Church will picnic on
Clarks lawn on next Wednesday.
j. Harry Rogers will have the benches
placed in position in Penn Square and
D'wey park as soon as he can secure the
services of a carpenter.
Hnmmocks and door screens rs conts-
Stools.
Miss Emma Harris and Mr. James CAL
houn wore married last evening at the
residence OF tho brides brother, Silver.
brooke. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Harvey r. Ewing, pastor of Mt.
Salem NJ L. Church. Mr.. and Mrs. CAL |
houn will reside at No. Cos Delaware
street.
The Clionian Literary Society of the |
High School will give another entertain
mcnt tomorrow afternoon in the school /
room.
A number of soldiers from Fort Mott
came here, overstayed their time and arc
afraid to return. J