The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-29
FOURTH EDITION


Dyspepsia, use DR.. Simms' vegetable
Liver Pills, never falling cure and
will not fail TO cure you, sold by Drug.
gists. Medicine Parlor, AZ Market
street.
The hull OF the burnt Excelsior now
lying In the water at Chester is being
raised and will be fitted up as a conl
barge.
Mrs. Elizabeth Garlick of Chester
was awarded $50, 900 damages yester-
day against the Chester Street Rail-
way for injuries sustained while
alightlng from tho cars.
Sterling Tent, No. %. J. c. G. and ].
N. ut Chester, will hold a special do
grand meeting this epening.A number
of Good Lodge officers from this city,
will be present to see the degree work.
George Coates, gatotender OF the
West street crossing OF the p, w. IL
ID. railroad, was struck by train yes.
terday morning and had his head Gu t.,
The Rev. Il. Il. Terry and others Will
address public meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association In Union
Nj. II. Church next Sunday ate rnoon.
Roderick McKensie, a wealthy clti-
zen OF hlayville, N. Y, who Ia stopping
at the Central Hotel In this city, was
suddenly stricken i'll yesterday morn
Ing at Fifth aud Walnut DR.. Joseph
II. Smith attended him.
At the fourth annual convention OF
the College Association OF the Middle
States and Maryland held at Swarth-
more College on Saturday last DR.. A.
N. Raub OF Delaware College was elect
ed one OF the e-presldents.
Tho Wilmington and Northern rail-
road put a new schedule into effect
yesterday.
EJames b. Stldbam will In few weeks
open up steam laundry on West
Seventh near Shipley street.
A horse OF John Temple at Falkland
drop ped dead few days ago. .--.
A bazaar for the benefit OF the new
Episcopal Church will be held at Mar
shallton on the evenings OF December
=, 8 and 10.
The Presbyterian Church Mt Bald.
win was dedicated on sunday. The
Revs, H. Il. Barrett, Isauc Jewell and
l. l.. Wood delivered sermons.
William Sterling. son OF Ephraim
Sterling, residing near Red Lion. Del
had the end OF his right thumb blown
| OF by the premature discharge OF his
formed an operatio
The steamer Oswego, which was
built by John Mulrooney. and used by
him as pleasurlng yacht, has been
sold by Enoch Moore to the Chester
Lumber Company, for $3.50.
In the Opera House, December 10th.
Wilmington Dramatic Club will give
Its first performance OF the season.
widow Hunt" will 10 presented.
Andrew Il. Crow of this city has
acres, near Centreville. Md.
Eben N. Baldwin OF Claymont ad-
dressed the congregation OF the NJ. p.
Church at Wesleyan Chapel, Hartford
county, Nd. on missions, Sunday
morning. and the oongreg alton OF the
NJ. p. Church at Lapidum in the after.
noon.
G. Barrett Is having handsome
new tile floor put down in hfs candy
store. corner OF Tenth aud Market
streets. which when finished will make
this one OF the handsomest candy
stores in the city.
Esquire Frank Smith held Warren
Robinson In peace bond of 800 for
diSorderly conduct towards Maggie
Cottman, colored. Both are employ
ed as domestics at the Merritt House.
The II months old child OF Henry
Clay Turner, Esq. who was 80 sever
~ burnt on Sunday evening, by the
upsetting of coal oil lamp In It's lap
is improving and 1t will be able to be
about again in few days.
Harry kienle is the proud possessor
OF four handsome skye pups, which
came to town on Sunday. Hurry sage
money can not buy them. They are
certainly beauties.