The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-10
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New Castle. Dec. 1O.-Burt Dun
| gan and c. c. White accompanied tllf
ferryboat Bound Brooke from tht
yards of the Harlan and HollIngs
worth Company on its trip to New
York. She passed New Castle about
II O'Clock yesterday.
Charles Snyder who severely injur-
ed his hand last week, has resumed
work.
The third quarterly conference of
the New Castle Methodist Church.
was held last evening with Presiding
Elder Watt, presiding. Au unani-
mons call was extended to Rev. WI.
liam G. koons to return lis pas tor OF
The church next year.
About 20 persons from this city
went to Wilmington last evening to
attend an entertainment given in
the New Century Club.
The teachers of the public schools
who caught cold while in attendance
at the institute aJ Middletown are
recovering and reported for duty at
the schools Yesterday.
Several gunners made good bags OF
ducks yesterday at the river near the
Fort Della ware fats. Twenty three
was the product Of the shooting by
William Kern and George johnson OF
Wilmington.
The fence on the Battery Park is
now thing Of the past and today
the posts will be hauled away. Sup,.
Holiday Of the Delaware railroad
will he notified and the people will
now await the erection Of buildings
which are promised to 90 up on the
grounds.
At the meeting of the I.cnape
Fire Company, on Sunday afternoon
discussion was held at some length
relative to the merits Of Of a chelni-
cal engine. This would be of great
value to this city and is greatly need.
ed.
John Barrett who has resided on
Delaware street west Of Sixth, has
removed his family to Johnstown,
Pa, where he formerly resided. Mr.
Barrett was until recently Superin.
tendent of the Delaware Button Co.,
in South Wilmington.
William Davis. son of George W.
Davis. the shoemaker al Second and
Delaware streets. met with Il painful
accident last evening. The little
fellow had returned from an errand
and in his haste to enter the house,
Slipped and fell, striking his face
with great force agains, the s'cnc
step, cutting his nose and bruisng
the flesh near The eve.
prospectors are daily visiting New
Castle but those upon whom they
call refuse to divu'ge the reason for
such calls Lands in the neighbour
hood have been inspected. Two mort
Of these gentleman were here yestcr-
day. Offers for land have been made
and two prospectors have stated that
they would like to buy enough ground
to sell 100 building lots and arrange
to bring the people from overcrowted
Wilmington to live here.
Mrs. Frank +. McCoIin has re.
turned from Philadelphia where She
has purchased goods for the holidays.
Miss Magaret McCAughan who has
been i'll with the grip, is recovering
Mrs. William Point Of Wilmington,
is visiting friends here.
Col. James j. Grc,an is suffering
from a severe cold.
John J. Shcarcr and Edward Mel
Ion. killed 8 rabbit, and squirrels
yesterday.
The steamer Major Reybold made
trip up the river yesterday on her
winter schedule and will make the
return tri p today.
Ten CENTS Will BUY trial size of
Ely's Cream Balm: enough to con-
vince you that ii is the greatest of
remedies for nasal catarrl or cold in
the head. Fun size 80 cents. All
druggists. We mail it.
EiY Bros, Sc Warren ST., n: Y.
lo3 Second Street, Albany. n. Y.
MES>E>. ELY BKos.:--l suffered
greatly wit catarrh and tried differ
rnt remedies without effect. After
using one bottle of your Cream Balm
] found relief and | cannot praise
TOO highly such Il remedy.
Sept. n, 1899. Miss Cora Willard