Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-19
LOCAL MATTERs,

BusIHEss. Personal isrELienH1n. no. tn
George vickers advertses at Trustees Sale, ct ca
CD estertown, Md, on Tuesday, the 9Th lost, sc
he farm OF the late George ". Nsdders, con- b,
tanning 15l acres, 1 rood aud 10 perchte. o.
Joseph Seal has been appsinted a clerk In b
the Wilmington post Office in place OF Joseph RI
Heald. b
On and after to-d day, the steamer Ariel will Il
leave Wilmington at 30 A. NJ, and returning v
leave Philadelphia at 2 P. NJ. IL
The geld headed cane voted for at the enter !
tainment given by the ladies OF the Central d
Presbyterian Church, In the Institute Hall, was O
awarded to Capt. WIN P. Smith, he receiving 1
tho largest number of votes. DR.. L. P. Bush
presented the cane with some very appropriate
remarks, and was responded to by Capt. Smith.
Mr.. John Taylor received the Album.
Mr.. George B .Dicksou of Dover, has been
appointed Assessor Of United States Internal
Revenue, in place of Jehn P. McLear.
| The first anniversary OF the Young mems
| Association of Hanover Street Presby terian
Church. will be held on Thursday evening, the
22d inst, at n o'clock. All are cordially in
vited to be present. ...
| Franois W. Cranston advertises stray heif- |
| er which came to his premises alb out the first |
OF September.
R. J. Alternately will lecture at Odd Fellows
Hall Tomorrow (Tuesday) evening on "lmpar-
tal Suffrage"
| hous houiy botAhfu u. ~ ticbiuVus W
81. Johns College, at Annapolis, Md, has
promised 10 visit our city during tae first term
of the Delaware Normal school and speak in
behalf of popular Education" he is the chief
of American educators.
Thomas Johnson of Christana Hundred, has
t purchased farm of fifty acres Of Amos Gil
. bert near Strickerville Pa, for So, 900.
: For scrubbing use Rosin Soap manufactured
1 by Harris h Co as it weighs full pound, is
3 hard and Arm, and does not waste away in the
Q water like ordinary brown soaps. II will wash
t in hard or soft water and is sold at low figure
= by grocers.
I II You have not used the Neoterc Soap, man
b ufactured by Harris h Co., try one pound and
Q you will be convinced that it is the best and
most economical Soap in the market. Sold
% by all grocers.
10 John Mclean & Son, Bankers, No. 6O7 Mar
n keL street, have for sale National Bank, Will
g mington aud Brsndywins Stock, Union aud
N Farmers Bank Stocks, Delaware Rail Road
l. Stock, New Castle County Loan and Delaware
d State Bonds.
U. s. 1881, EOS, 10 4os, I sos, Gold ant
ne silver bought and sold at market rates. U. s
err compound iutrest notes wanted at highest rate
n, by John McLear & Son, Bankers, GOT Marke
ty street.
ID Remittsnces to Great Britain and Ireland
s. drafts drawn for fl aud upward, payable OF
of demand, issued at lowest rates, by Johi
Id, mehohE @ oOut phuheiot f'O wv "Hihes W.
q For ali Laundiy purposes use Neoteric Soa
IT. manufactured by Harris h Co, as 1t save
"a time, labor and expense, and is recommends
az by the following named well known citizen
IN whose families have used 1t with entire salts
sm faction and to whom we refer by permission =
ON Jesse Sharpe, E @. stotsenburg, Jas, O. Aiket
id. Wi liam Porter, George s. Capelle, ]. F. Pyl'
,ne Francis Barry, j. F. Allierdice, A. orumlisl
,ne D. P. Bush, Doct. Shep, Capt. J. F. Godfre
WIS The Directors of the West Chester aud Wi
mington Plank Road Company, declared div
dend Of six per cent, on the 9th inst.
Rev. Cyrus Huntington has been engage
ous this Fall in delivering course of lectures
re. the young .menl of Dover. His lecture Ia
ess Sabbath evening was on 1.-THE Rewards of Ii
nth dustry."
siI- Holders of 5.2o's OF 1852 can exchange the
pgb bonds for the later issues, which are just
ark good in every respect as the 1872 bonds, a
hal make a handsome profit, the interest on The
,or 10 payable at the tame time, May and Nov. /
ali of each year in gold. Parties holding the 10
in bonds can now make the exchange, by app
ria. ing to John Mclean l. Son, bankers, No. G
,on | Market st.
A. B. Finn, Bricklayer and Contractor
Office In basement No. 400 West Seventh
to Particular attention paid to Heaters, Rang
ople Furnaces, AID jobbing ge nerally.
pre- Persons wishing carriages repaired prom
The ly, will do well to try Mr. Stimmel, No
ntly hing street. ne mas new carriages constan
n Of on hand which he will guarantee to give s
rain. ista ,tion. Oct3 lmo'
plate Tatnall 20, NO. zod Market stree' nave
To ceived a case of bleached muslin yard Q
and an inch wide Whlch they are se'hng al 20 cet
one Also brown muslin al 90 cents. Call and
bargains. Nov 10
Nitrous Oxide Gas.-L. D. Caulk, Dent
.ons No. 8l6 Market street, Wilmington, Del,
from tracts teeth without pain by nitrous oxide
, tile Office rmerly Occupied by DR.. R. T. Saunder
ates United States 2O,s, lssl,s, and lo.aos boz
an ln, bankers, 4th and Market streets.
rops. Conformation, - Bishop Lee, of Delaware,
ID in the evening OF Wednesday, Nov IA, confrr
orc 90 tweatY-one persons In Emmanuel Episco
,yide Church, Cumberland, nd of which the Rev.
Henry, formerly OF Baltimore is rector.
Notice --E. Larkln, No. g East Second sti
Nil. has Just received fresh lot OF French Merin
=. ~ Plain and Plaid Poplins, at greatly redl
ors in prices. Blankets, Balmorals, Cassimers
oivii Flannels, all sold at great reduction. 10
10, re. Nor Soid-The fine farms of Henry O.
It the ton, situated near New Castle, did not sci
nd, if Thursday last, the proper figure not being
sident for them. They are consequently held at
IssiRs. vate sale. Any one wishing to purchase
Mt of ly productive land should call and see the
Plo- KILLING Dogs.-Great complaint lie mad
oin' some of the farmers in Christiana Hunt
that their dogs have been poisoned from
Boss H. ,hn, 10 no;son;n, of ,be dos l..
noted fni.hhari "a snrno ~ 1ho,, ,hraa,sr "a,
curse, go I, Would ho vol n soma otbar r,
miles ia H. aann,ad !, rs,,ard 10 ,bn does
w .u thus avoid engendering bad feeling.
essary Humdn Curiosites Miss Sarah E. NJ
aud Miss Ermandi Marine, gave enter
:. eight ment Mt the odd Fellows Hall last Satu
mile, evening. The former i' eighteen years OF
thirty three inches high, weighs forty
pounds and is considered the smallest VI
eld on in the world. Her sister Is ten years old, u
en- the o1e inches IN height and weighs thirty
Chase. pounds. They have 10 BONES in their arr
Or CEN legs, and are unable to perform any labo
DIV pro- work. They are Deiawsreans by birth
ties by therefore it ia to be hoped that the ente
1 to the tainments will be well attended. They
utIsge sew, knit, &c, and are prod gies ia their
ication. Natal Ac.;5sot On Wadnrslav at,e,
ng with a negro sailor named Stephen CLARK, of
IT, den, DEL, while engaged In scrapiDg tue
the fol- hi,ha Gr;ar of Iahsnon lv;rg in Mabonis
cal vic. ,aiI 70 the deck and wac an serioualv II
an ana that he lived only half an hour. Coroner
hsaicai he'd an inquest the body, and 9
W nim mortem examination was made by DR..
oonas Frame. The jury rendered verdict th
Market deceased came to his death from acct
falling DelaWdrsdn.
nounced Large Rufdoago -John W. Day, OF 81
Sunday wine Hundred, lett ru'aoago at our on
ar Man Saturday when measured ~ lnches IN @
in 1884. ference, and weighed 1t pounds. 1t ex'
over 300 anything OF tue klns that we nave seen
lie HOLY seed were sown about the middle OF Ju
dies are hence it grew in very short space OF
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