The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-25
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Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN
October 25, 1893.

James f. Dougherty Is able to be out Of
doors and move along slowly by the aid Of
crutches. He Ia pipe welder employed
at the works of tn, National Tube Com
pany, and while turning seven inch pipe
into The gut or the picker broke. This
threw Doughsrty's full weight on his left
ankle and the sprain was severe one. .,
He was renewed to his homo where he
has been under the care Of doctor since
then. Hts ankle Is now in starch plaster
and in the course Of u week or Two he will
be all right and able to resume his work.
Mckinley prosperity is here with ven-
! geance and the calamity bowler Is
Obliged to keep still but like the bull frog
he will appear next season although he
has no reason for oroaking except to croak.
B. j. Lark who carries on the Wheel
wright aud blacksmith business suys Il
have four men at work now where there
WAS only one on short time. We cannot
keep up with the worx. tits rush, rush
all the time With such boom III bus-
ness I sec no other road for me than to buy
or rent new ground and erect larger shops
so that can do the work which is con-
stantly coming in."
stMrs. Eliza Kelley wife of Abraham Kel.
ley, prominent New Castle farmer, Is
cutting her third set OF teeth. She has
seven new teeth and moro are expected.
About two months ago she was annoyed
by severe pain In the gums. in few
weeks her surprise was nnbounded when
two little white teeth appeared. Since
then five others have come through all
righ'. Mrs. Kelley is 70 years of age and
lie an active woman for her age and daily
does her house-work. r!-
Undertaken Charles Clewell was notif1-
yesterday Of the death Of Fredus P. Van
Hekls of near St. Georges Deceased was
81 years of ago. Paralysis caused his
DEATH His funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon and interment will be
made ut st. George, Cemstary.
A pleasing programme will bs rendered
this evening at the en- ert ainmsnt in the
NJ E. Sunday School room for the benefit
Of Glass No. g. Among thos, to take
part will be John Haley, Misses Mabel and
Martha Haley and Pearla Frazer, Of Viii =
mington.
John F. Campbell will shortly gather
off his vines second crop Of grapes.
Lnoleum 81 and carpets 20 cents Stops.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Riley. MIR. and
Mrs. James I. Weldon and Miss Sallie
McCue went to Philadelp hiayesterday and
from there to the house where little George
Weldon is going to school. The little
fellow is getting along nicely and likes
his surroundings
Cotton flannel .dra y ere % and SO cents
Biggs.
Il he wedding of Superintendent Richard
w. King OF tho Wilmington and New
Castle Electric Railway Company, and
Miss Bessie Herbert will take place this
evening. The ceremony will be PERFORM
ed by Rev. +. NJ. Munson ID. D., at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs A. Her.
bert, corner of Delaware and Fifth streets.
The bride will be unattended aad will be
given away by her brother, Edwin NJ.
Herbert. The groomsn,an will be c. P.
King aud the ushers, Haywood Case and
Charles King A reception will follow
the ceremony. The bride will be the recip-
lent of handsome and valuable presents.
Among them being that from the conduc-
tors. motormcn and other employs of tho
road.
James and Peter Toner at ended the
wedding OF their sister in Philadelphia
last night