The sun., 1898-12-07

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the goods?
The Botch is now an agent OF the rural
mail delivery system. How it happened
nobody knows.
A good and experienced lobbyist wants
a situation at Dover. Address Sussex
county Regular.
High Priest McLear enjoys it, Who
wouldn't when they pay 81, 200 per year
for singing ink.
The Senatorial ''boomlets" in Sussex
county need careful nursing to keep
them in condition.
nr. Hiram r. Burton is said to have
been the easiest thing that ever hap
pened by his Mauller.
1t is intimated that Postmaster Hugh
G. Browne has been dropping pearls of
wisdom at the Capitol,
1t looks very much as if it would be
Walter H. Hayes for attorney to the
next General Assembly.
Sir Anthony Hig., it is said, spent an
other day in Washington. The leaders
are at sea as so what's hup.
Some of the "Regs" say they won't
but they will, for the Administration
says it must be Hon. George Gray.
The people would vote almost unani-
mously to let the Street and Sewer De-
partment slide. Give them a chance.
The Regular Republicans will not
throw their support to John Pill for
speaker of the House. That settles John.
Willie?
So Hilly.
Hig!
So-big?
Ii Hung Chang Bach thinks he is now
the only 'chrysanthemum" in the
bunch. As corruptionist he improves
with age.
Hon. L. Irving Handy has not been
very frequent in his visits to this town
since Pat & Co. crucified him on the
cross of gold.
William Tharp, of Kent, appears to
have the inside track for speaker of the
House. Where are John Pill and jim
Hitch? "Ask me.'
John Pill did not attend the banquet
OF the Eighth Ward Republican Club.
His "pard" Jim Hitch was there to do
the "beefng' instead.
'Have you the endorsement of Con-
gresham Hoffecker?' And the attorney
meandered sadly away thinking what
changes time brings forth.
Col. Henry A. DUPONT was in town
yesterday, and, in connection with a few
"Regs" held a pow-wow on the United
States Senatorial question.
Benjamin Nields, Representative-eect
John Pillings selection for United States
Senator, smiles complacently whenever
his "boomlet" is mentioned.
Mr.. Clerk of the Peace Foard,
What owns the Court House?
Won't use any Board
When he encounters that mouse.
The leaders of Democracy in Kent and
Sussex counties will attend a mass meet
ing at Dover soon to witness the pure
administration of good government.
First "Cit%'
Not yit.
Anthony Hig?
His rig.
Democrats of Sussex county are pre-
dieting a hard winter. There wont be
as hard frost this winter as was felt bv
these Democrats on November Sth last.
Winfield s. Quigley won't be lowned,
This time he lis after the office now oc-
cupied by that genial (?) person Jeff
Foard. Where's his side partner Wash?
Courtland G,
Hully gee!
Chairman Pat,
What's that?
A Democrat says: "The late Samuel J.
Tilden, considered to be leader of the
Democracy, said: that no small bows
should be its leaders," The Great-I-A Am
should take warning.
John Moore, +. r. Kendall and Walter
Jordan deserve commentator for the
successful manner in which thev con-
Quoted all the details of the Eighth
ward Republican anniversary.
State Senator John Pyle has as his op-
ponent for speaker of the Senate, Stephen
d. Slaughter and George M. D. Hart.
They do say it won't he Pyle and that
Steve will Slaughter Hart numerically.
Frank II. Davis is candidate for
clerk OF the House. The other candi-
dates are William Y. Smithers and A. A.
Watson, of Dover, and W. Scott Vernon,
of Wilmington. Mr. Vernon appears to
be in the lead at this time.
l've a corker up my sleeve, Sweet (?)
Willie.
But it's not for you, Dear (?) Billy.
You will get it in the neck,
Where they hit that poor old Beck
So look out for many squalls Sweet
Willie.
There are now four aspirants for clerk
of the Senate, Alexander NJ. DAILY, of
Dover; c. W. Kenney, of Laurel; Wood
burn Martin, Of Georgetown, and W.
Lindsay Mcfarland, Of Smyrna. The