The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-28
FOURTH edition


Dots.
The lecture OF Rev W. ]. Berming.
ham in Brownson Hall, Fourth and
Jackson streets, this evening, on
Picturesque Ireland" will be well
worth hearing.
Charles w. Goeurt says he is not a
candidate for the Republican nomina.
ton for Mayor.
The first sociablo OF the season OF
the Old Saturday Night Sociable was
held In Webster's dancing academy on
Saturday night
Gilbert Cope. OF West Chester. Pa. Is
at work In tho Court House attic. col
Letting tho old marriage records, earn
Ing his $50.
Dyspepsia, uee DR.. Slmms' vegetable
Liver Pills, never failing cure and
will not fall to cure you, sold by Drug.
gists. Medicine Parlor, 422 Market
street.
Chas, Drummond, residing at Ches-
ter, Pa, a brakemen on the p, w. II
b, railroad, was Injured Friday while
coupling cars, by having his hand
mashed.
In order to attend the public school
at Traynor's, each pupil must be pro.
vided with doctors certificate, tndi-
eating good condition OF health and
that they are free from III, contagion.
Richard Campbell, freight brake.
man on tho p, w. II b. railroad fell
from train Mt New Castle on Satur-
day night and had his thigh broken.
He was taken to the Delaware Hospi-
tai In IN ambulance, where he Is get
ting along all right. z..
There will DO change soon in Grace
NJ L. choir. II will consist of a paid
quGrtette Instead OF the large volun-
teer choir as at present.
The Rev. S. NJ. Morgan preached a
Thanksgiving sermon in Mt. SALON. NJ.
Il. Church yesterday morning.
REVIVAL services will be held In the
Harrison Street M. E. Church each
evening except SATURDAY. this week.
Tho Rev. William P.Swartz preached
a very Interesting and powerful SER
mon last evening to fair sized con-
gregaiio at the Central Presbyterian
Church.
II. =. Goldey Wilmington CONNER
clal College Journal, is the name of an
eight page quarterly issued by j. Mil.
Ter Thomas of the Methodist book
store as publisher and II. ). Goldey as
editor, The paper is a,credit to its edl-
| tor.
William J. Thompson. OF Gloucester
| N. D., has purchased tho Augustine,
Pier property near Port Penn. He will
start race track there II our Legisle.
ture can he purchased.
Members OF Naomi Lodge, I. o. o.
f., No, 3, and others attended the fun
eral OF their late sister Mrs. Mary L.
Hofiecker, on Sunday afternoon. In
terment was made In Rlverview Gem
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilhelm cele-
brated on Saturday and Sunday their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
saturday was not only tho twenty
nth anniversary of til, ir wedding,
but also MI. Wilhelm's ilftieth birth
day.
The opening OF tho road through
the jackson * Sharp Car works would
only benefit very fow persons who
drive their COWS over the road to pas.
ture them.
Wilton Agnew of Kennett Square
has churhlug outfit which has been
in uso almost century. The churn
Is an ordinary barrel and dasher
churn operated by moving the dasher
up and down.
N. B. Kent of Iockessln has bought
the hardware business of Lewis CoRtes
at Christann, and will remove to that
place.
Perry Barnes OF Oarpentcr's Point
recently killed twenty-eiRht canvas
back ducks Mt ono shot. The ducks
were worth $50.
The police of the country have been
notified of tie disappearance of Geo.
W. Parker. aged So years. OF Lonnl.
Delaware County. His whereabouts is
a mystery.
The trustees OF the poor for New
Castle county Will meet at the aims.
house next Wednesday. November 80.
The members OF the grand Jury have
been invited to be present and Inspect
the buildings.
NJ. b. Kent, of HockessIn, has
bought out the hardware business oI
Lewis Coates, of Christiana, and will
take possession in short time.
Great preparations arc made at Della
ware City for the foot ball game there
on saturday between the teams OF the
Delaware Field Club and Delaware
College. 10th Of the teams will be
composed OF tho strongest players to
De loGnu IN the opposing orBnniZa
} lions. A special train will carry the
spectators from here to Delaware City
The ladies' Of tho Unitarian Churcl
will lave sale and supper In theiI
now parlor eslnning on next Friday
at . p. IN, and continuing until Satur
day next Mt y. IN. Tho "Cafon with
All attractive menu for SUPPER eacl
night. Music will he furnished euel
evening.
The funeral of Howard I. Cooling
who died last Wednesday Of Con
sumption took place Sunday after
noon from the residence OF his uncle
! William McClue. No. 1914 Wanu
, street. The ltev.John D. 9. Hanna con
Quoted the services Mt the house. II
/ was buried with military huaors, b
: Company A, n G. y. The floral dis
i play was appropriate.