Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-28

Gedf Mass Meefing.--d Call from the Ladies
.l-Greaf Ercifemeef.-Thc ladies dr New CAST,
County, in order to give vent to their feelings
land deeming it their duty, have resolved to cal
a mass meeting in TIC Town Hall of this city; f,i
which due notice will be giveni Miss Prudence
has consented to take The Chair of the meeting,
and Mrs. Economy will accept the hphpf to pro.
side as Secretary. The following Preamble and
Resolutions We're drawn up and received iinani-
nOusly.
Whereas. We regard il a. duty OF our sex
generally, including wives widows, mitrons and
maids, to keep pace with the times--to be wide
awake TO the main chances to acnuaint ourselves
with the Cater, SLIPPER and Shoe tfdde--to OBJ
serve with a vigiltnt eye thetricks oftrlde, and
the manners and customs ofthOse engaged there
in, for the drAit that necessity and fashion make
upon our purses are quite largo enough, without
being inflated with imposition and extortion.
Therefore be it
Resolved, That we regard Mr. Fllnigen, of
Wilmington, as the every pink, pattern aud bcaux
idcal'' ofa honest and accommodating store
keeper
Resolved, That we have always found Flani-
igen the same at all times, at all and I'M
der all circumstances, ready to sell as cheap as
mortal man can sell, and keep out of the poer
house.
Resolved, That lis course in the pastis guar
antco for the future. For years we have tried
him, and proved him, and will stick to him.
rable, and tasty manner which he has displayed
in making Caters, BusiSins and Slippers &c, for
our tastes, comfort and convenience. His pub
lie spirit. energy and desire to please, deserve to
be rewardedi and that reward shall be our Gus
tom and patronage.
Resolved, That Fllnigsn's stock of Summed
Boots and Shoes of all kinds Is unsurpassed for
quality, beauty aud chcapnassi his ladies' gait
ers for only 81 125 per pair, and his gentlemen's
lace shoes for only " cents per pair cap the eli
maxi it is puz1lcr tU know how they can be sold
so cheap.
played in making that great card of over seventy
five different shades OF lastlnS, which give us at
glance the opportunity to match any shade or
color Of dress We may choose or desire.
Resolved. That We invite all Of our sisters to
give him a call; that we ust our best endeavOrs
to make his merits known throughout this re-
gioH and to this end, Mrs. Economy he insirlc-
ted to circulate these resolutions far and wide
Sisuci, MRS. ECONOMY, Secr'y
Wimingtnn JuYc az, 1851.
The C1miag Electi0n-Ihe kgo;c No.i ings.
The Old Line Temperance Men-The Demo-
cratic and IFaig Pariiss-ihe Maine Ldir League.
There will be a novel election in our State
next November, Judging from the present posi-
ton Of parties, as there are several organized
preparing for battle. The &c Know Nothings'' it
is said number 900 in Wilmington, and are rap
idly increasing throughout the State. The old
Temperance men II is thought will stick to the
Democrats and Wings. The League Men have
Just had their County Meeting and have re-
solved to run an independent ticket from the
Governor down to the Constable. The " Know
Noihngs" form their ticket and keep other par
ties in the dark as to who arr their candid ites-
The two old parties are in n SID dilemmn-it is
rumored that their most shrewed and willy lead
crs are puzzled and bewildered being unable
to bring about a reconciliation. But with all
this commotion in the political el,ment, +. X.
Crawford, tho cheap and fashionable Boot and
Shoemaker, No. . West Second Street, be-
tween Market and Shipley is the very man to
please every member Of the above parties. lie
can III their feet in his superior homo made boots
French style, CATERS do. in tasty manner. He
keeps every thing in mems line. Ladlcs would
do well to give him call and examine his choice
and well selected stock he has procured for their
wear. In fact they will find every thing they de-
sire comfortable for their fest. lie has on hand
some excellent French lasting light coloreh mo-
rocco, &c. lie keeps the best workmcn in the
country, and his work is done promptly and in a |
substantial manner to order, and warranted to
give satisfaction, and sells lower than any other
store in town-i0r II Is tho dash that r'-4lcr him
to do what he promises. Dont't forget the place
1t is next door TO John =, Springer, the FASH
ouabe tlilor, who sells clothing 10 per cent.
,heapcr than any other store In Wilmington. lie
has large suspension atg over his store.