The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-28
FROM
NEW CASTLE.

NEW VAOluL.
) New Castle, March 1S. The fish
( ermen who were out yesterday hat
) excellent luck and the toothsom.
| shad kept coming in until finally about
: 10 beauties were taken from the net
George Pustill had four. Thomas Nc
Donough 10. Albert Pedrick IL, Ben
jamin DEM Is and John Williams II
| The publication of mo Red Book
, ticket movement caused general
} surprise in some quarters. In Others
it caused but little worriment as the
machine has the machinery and the
voting is but matter of form. The
No Red Book people however are de-
termined to make fight as they
want to see how many kickers pay
city taxes. There are wind machines
with back action appliances that
never paid cent in taxes. They
criticise everyone and everything
They find fault on all occasions aud
yet on election day they allow the
ring to be placed in their noses and
to be led around as the machine men
want. Then after election is over
and one OF this breed Of kickers is
heard to kick then the question will
be "Did you vote for the No Red
Book candidates?' At present there
Is but little doubt of the reelection Of
Messrs. Martin and White.
The present year seems to be a
general one for paperhanging. John
Stoops has engaged two Wilmington
paper hangers to do his work. He
says that the sale cf wallpaper is
phenomenal. A few days ago he
put one line advertisement in the
New Castle letter in the REPUBLICAN
and people from Stanton, Newport,
Marshallton, Delaware City and St.
Georges, as we'll as those 10 New
Castle came for the wallpaper bar.
gains and bought the wallpaper.
The following interesting program
has been arranged by Chorister Man.
love for the Easter services in Naza-
reth NJ. E. Church on Sunday.
Organ Voluntary Mrs. J. B. Manlove
sod Easter Anthem Billings
Hymn 229 "Rise Glorious Conqueror
Rise"
Gloria Patrl DaLks!
Anthem "He is Risen 'Fearis |
Prayer
Hymn 230 "The Day OF Resurrec.
tion''
Easter sermon by Rev. w. G. Koons
Hymn S22 "Jesus the Name High
All'
Benediction
The evening service will consist of
evangelistic services conducted BY
the pastor and the anthems "Lift
your Glad Voices" and "He Lives
Today"
The different schools have arrang-
ed programs for the Arbor Day cele.
bration. In Miss Mahoney's school
the following program will be render.
ed:
Singing "Tribute to Nature"
"Arbor Day Willena Smith
Gan Mankind are Trees"
Rose McHenry
"The Travellers Tree" Albert King
"The Big Tree Grove" Harry Ryans
"The Whistling Tree John Biggs|
'"The Palm Ralph Watts
'Ruboer Tree" Frank Wright
''Cork Tree Charlie Sweetman
"The Worship Of Nature
Mary Stewart
'The Maple Tree" II. Weggenmann
'The Elm Tree" George Marshall
Dialogue--Trees
American Elm" Reeda Stoops
Oak James CarsweIlll
'Maple' Carrie Spear
Bass Wood" James Campbell
Birch Harry Hall
Black Cherry" Bessie McFarlin
BLACK Walnut" Leslie Walls
white ASH Anna Lancaster
Hickory Addie Murphy
The Old Gray Oak'' Helen Bross
The Peach OF Delaware" G. Newlove
singing "Scattering Precious Seeds"
Miss Sallie Smith, Of Wilmington,
vas visitor here last evening.
Archie Renn,e left this morning
or League Island navy yard where
Ie will enlist under Uncle Sam.
The Wise barber shop was reopen
d yesterday,
Challenger's drug store which was
apered during the week Is attract.
ny considerable attention.
Many persons wero surprised this
lorning at not hearing st. Peters
ell. No bell will ring In the church
ntil Sunday morning.
A reception will be rendered to
ew and Mrs. W. G. Koons on Mon.
ay evening.
Fresh garden seed, rakes, hoes,
,ades, wall paper Sc. up. lot OF oil
9th and linoleum remnants. Lam
rms, paint, stain, etc. Stops.
Dr. Andrews Is indisposed.
Louis Duncan is suffering from tho
rip. ..
Edward NJ. Hand is now in = l.1.
nh businsss:y ~ - r.
owes during th3
To Cure urlp g se.
Laxativs Bromo.Q Quinine removes the
use. n. W. Groves signature on every
x. Price 20 cents.
The Othello Range, Johnson 's6th
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