The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-02
FOURTH edition
Dots.


Coroner Kinks telephone number is
742. 4
Don't forget to visit Cartons In Sd
street market, tor pure butter.
Mrs. Harnicle. OF Massachusetts. Ia
visiting her sister. Mrs. Samuel A.
Price. who has been indlsposed for
some time.
Mr.. Samuel A. Price who was of of
duty yesterday owing to sickness Ia
able to attend to his duties this morn
ing.
Mr.. @. F. Rudolph Is In New York
to-day looking after his holiday goods.
Mr.. e. H. Brennan. the enierprislng
me reliant OF No. 500 Market street, ieIL
for New York this morning to pur-
chase full stock Of ladies' coats.
Dyspepsia, use DIR. Simms' vegetable
Liver Pills. never falling cure and
! will not fall to cure you, sold by Drug.
gists. Medicine Parlor, 422 Market
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mt. Salem
Church will give William Penn" tea
day and Saturday nights. There
will be nnrnber OF old relics on ex-
hibition.
Bradford Murphey, tralnmaster OF
the Delaware railroad, who recently
was stricken with paralysis, is very
much improved in health and his re-
covery Is expected TO he speedy.
Rev. F. G. McKeever. who has been
invited to become pastor OF First Bap-
list Church New London, Conn, is q
former Wilmlngt oman, and brother
of Rev. L. l. MeKeever, formerly pas
tor OF Bethany Church. this city.
A rabid dog In the Ninth ward, on
; Wednesday. bit four dogs In that vi
clnity and escaped. All of the bitten
animals were killed by Officers Gum
and Welsh.
Robert ]. Porter has removed from
New Castle to this city. and has ae-
cepted a position with tho Wilmington
City Electric Company, Fifth and Tat
: nall streets.
George w. Coyle. having disposed
: OF his farming utensils, has removed
TO our city and located at No. 22l2 Tat
! nall street, and becomea resident OF
Wilmington.
, Has pleased others, will please you,
Co., 204 Marketstreet. Quality fresh
ness. price. largest assortment in the
city, 1t is said.
There was dance last evening In
the Brownson Library hall at Fourth
| and jackson streets. The music was
furnished by Albert's orchestra. On
saturday evening the First Regiment
! band Will bn In attendance.
Alfred Paradee, of No. ST. Bennett
street, hal his right thumb broken at
the Pullman car works on Tuesday.
Dr. Il. A. kittlnger reduced the frao-
ture.
1t is said that tho Ferd, Fullmer Male
, Chorus expects to secure tho Seldl
. Orchestra to give entertainment for
the benefit OF tho chorus some time
| early in the winter.
: Charles McWhorter has purchased q
4 no dun-colored horse which he pro.
! poses putting on the track at an curly
day. lie ia four years old and has de-
yeloped great deal OF speed.
Tuesday evening next the Rev.
Maurice Pentleld Fixes of Dover will
deliver lecture In the First Baptist
Church OF Milford, on "Mistits."
James lIorner has sold his saloon
/ at Eleventh and Kir kwood streets, &c
:. William Pines, for 1880.
: A petition Is being circulated fol
presentation to the neXt Legislature,
a for the erection OF now school build
ing at MarEhallton. 1t is badly need
! Ell, as the old tumble.down building
I ls not fit Tor the pupils to attend schoo
!. during the cold weather.
The Chadds Ford station was broker
into and robbed on Monday night, bu
Z nothing vi any great value was alb
stracted.
An Inquest was held over the body
of Edward Parker. colored, yesterda,
afternoon by Deputy Coroner Jamel
5 j. Fox and u verdict rendered that III
= came to bis death through his owl
:; neglect by being struck by trail
i No. 81.
4 The members OF the Delaware Cara
!, era Club discussed the topic o
q Length of Exposure" at their regula
=, monthly meeting hold In the Equltg
bic building last evening.
]. Howard Lewis Jewel II, q famou
runner won $500 purse at Gutten
n berg last week.
" Several Wilmingtr mans attende
y the wedding Of LdwarI L. Barttesor
N Jr,, and Miss Jennie Rhodes Lee, O
d Chester, on Wednesday evening.
o Tho Sunday School of the FIR
a. Presbyterian Church held Its annlyel
al sary last evening. A very interestln
ne program vas given. The Rev. L. ]
Terry pastor of st. Pauls made
pleasing and taking address.