Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
LOCAL MATT RS,


The public are advised that we are daily
| converting the first or August issue OF the
| 1905 in 30 bonds, new issue-those whe de-
sire thea converted by sending to US, will
have them promptly attended to. John McLear
Son, Bankers, No GOT Market ct.
Mrs. Luf has recently enlarged and greatly
improved her store building, No. lO6 West
Seventh street She has also laid in II freshIas-
sortment OF Fall and Winter Goods, which she
Is selling at a very small advance, Give her
| call
| There will be Divine Service and Holy Com
| munion at the Old Church next Sunday ser
vices l03 and o'clock.
Important to Grocers.---We are Eow manu-
featuring a superior quality of light brown
soap at a very low figure; call ard examine.
| Harris Co., corner Water and Orange ste.
| George W. Unruh gives notice that he in
Tends to apply to the next session OF the Leg
islature for divorce from his vile Margaret
| Unrub.
Workingmen are now engaged in enarging
| the Rail Road ridge over the Brandywine, in
| this city, in order to lay double track across
1t.
Information wanted OF James Conner, who
| left his place at Glasgow, Delaware about The
last Of August or some time in September.
| Said boy was living with Mr.. Ford, farmer.
| He is between ID and IA years of age. Any
| inform alton OF him will be thankfully received
| by his father, George II, Conner, Newport,
| Delaware.
U. s. compound Interest EJtes, 3 2O's 1875
l0-4o's and 1905 bought and sold at best
rates, also tor Gale, Wilmington City Loan,
New Castle County Loan and Farmers Bank
stock, by John Mclean Son Bankers.
The farm of the late Isaiah Stanton, situate
| near Glasgow, in Pencsder Hundred and con-
tanning 81 acres, will be sold at public sale,
by Wan. Bright and Son, agents, on the 26th
inst, as may be seen by advertisement.
The quarterly reports of tho National Bank
| OF Wilmington and Brandywine, and the Ma
| tional Union Bank oil Delaware, will be found
in another column.
| The valuable farm of the late Zibs Dilworth,
situate in Christiaaa Hundred, will be sold at
public sale, on Thursday, the 25th inst.
Rev. Isaac Mast, Pastor CT Asbury NJ E.
Church, will commence on Sunday evening
next, a series of sermons on the IRREGULARITIES
| Of ethodsm"
Persons wishing carriages repaired prompt
ly, will do well to try Mr.. Stimmel, No 226
King Street. He has new carriages constantly
on hand, which he will guarantee to give sat
istaetion. Oct3 limo"
$40 coupons, due November LIST, wanted by
John McLesr Son Bankers, No. GOT Market
street.
We wish it to be remembered that the Neo-
teric Soap, manu- featured by Harris a Co., does
guaranteed to not injure the nneEt fabric. Try
it, sold by all grocers.
1t is an established fact, that with the Neo-
teric Soap auufactured by Harris 400, you
can do more washing In less time and expense
than any soap 10 the market. Try it; sold by
all grocers
The members OF the Germana Building As $
ISOLATION, will meet this evening at the new
Hall of Joseph Stoecke, King street, between
| I'd and Sd Streets Private en- trance
Caleb P. Johnson, editor OF the Delaware
Gazette, has been appointed U. s. Marshal, vice
jaime @. Aiken, removed for not supporting
"My Policy"
, Union Meeting. There will be Union Meet
ing, at McDowellvile, this (Thursity) even =
ing, at 7 o'clock. 1t will be addressed by Lev
. O Bird, Esq.
Wanted- A loan of $4,000, on city property
Hrst class security. For information apply to
: J. Maris, Attorney at Law City Building, 4th
| street. 0c'3 st
R6y-U. S. 8 20 coupons, due November lst,
4 wanted by R. R. ROBINSON & o., corner of 4tt
a aud Market Streets.
9 John NJ. Cunningham, son of Rev. Jame
n Cunningham, Presiding Elder of Wilmington
n District, has taken the Drug Store, No. CO.
Market street, Wilmington, lately occupied By
!. Kettridge Co.
70 in business. He has fully replenished hi
70 stock of medicines, perfumery and fancy al
ticlee, and hopes by attention 10 his bus ines
to merit share of public patronage.
Mr.. @. is a regular Druggist, a graduate c
pt the Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy, an
l. designs making the preparation of Medicine
Ill speciality. oct 4-2t"
to Wantsd.-A young lady wishes boarding /
st private family. Address IL at this Office
70 Union Meeting at institute HaH.-Ths citi-
20 zens of Wilmington and vicinity will be address
ed by Edward G. Bradford, Esq, at the inst
- tute Hall, on Monday evening, Oct sth at
~ o'clock.
a Lost.--A gold breast pin an q gay red but
~ ter6y, were lost last Thursday evening, in Ma
n ket or Fourth Street. The finder will be lit
"a orally rewarded by returning the same TO N
AZ 303 Market Street.
ut Discontinued The Post Off ce Departmei
D. has discontinued the practice OF advertising II
60 letters that may not be called for at the end
as each week.
Mt RELIGIOUS meeting at Delaware City
E. Church continues with interest Rev.
Cunningham, of this city, preached the las
We Sunday evening
vi Athletics %. Picked Nine Of Wilmington
" This afternoon there will be played an int
u estiup game of Base Ball, between the Ath let
u
~ In America, and the picked nine of this cit
a. The city care run within one square OF Il
90 ground Admission 10 cents.
ne, Notss.-Jos, T. Waite wishes the public
ct. know thai his place of business is No. q
ant Market S,r--t, one door below Third and th
ost he kesra ihe best oysters that Philadelphia a
no Wilmington markets AFFORD; ,hst he sells
2e. oysters cheaper than any other place in W
/. miuRton; that his quart oysters are fresh a
TIL frpp
his large oysters are cheaper by SO per ce
oa than any other establishment in Wilmingtt
~, All Oysters delivered in any part of Wilmin
~ ton. The largest Depot for the sale OF Oyst
i'm in this city,
the Coyoner's INQUEST -Corouer Curry, held
4th inquest on Wednesday night week, al the ia
10 of VIM. Gregg, al MeClellandville, in VIII
was Clay Creek Hundred, en- the body OF Rob
she Rambo, aged 80 years, who was found dead
BOSE the barn. From the appearance OF the be
rob he had been dead for some eight or ten d
You and IL was so deco@posed that it WAS lmpo!
can BILE for the Jury to ascertain the cause OF
hing death. A verdict was rendered in accorda
our with the above facts.
Sudden Death. Mr.. Charles F. Fox, a pr
g. ter, formerly OF this city, where his relati
reside, fell suddenly dead at Boston, Mass.
the 18th of September. He was coavers
with a friend, and they were inst about sta
ing to hear lecture, when he suddenly
I the forward from the chair on which be was slit
FIRE, his face striking his cane, and inhictin
two slight scratch. When his friend went to
lued him up, he found that he was dead. Upon
one animation 1t was found the cause OF his dc
sig was disease OF the heart he was brother
Thus law to Edward Mclnall, ESQ, oil this CITY,
val brother to Messrs. Francis X aHd D. B.
"a, as R,tu,,sd-Rev william Altman and ia
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