Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
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lassiIner Dress

ne wilmington lea House /
i't~ street. j. l.. Houston, Jr. |
ell known practical paper hanger |
IDS hands to anypart Of the state |
Cambria Edgings, cheap at W. |
III. b. 900 Market st. jul2-3m0.
ik ties, all shades, at Crossley's, 600
.q5rt ju12-3mo.
iiibbons, also beautiful shades for bows,
at Crossley's, 600 Market st. ju12-3mo
aoice Imperial only 81 at the great Will
ngton Tea House, No. IL East ourth street.
One thousand yards of LINEN goods for men
and boys, just opened at Larkin's, No. East
Second street. At
Hyou want a hat or cap TO fit your head, and
suit your pocket-book, you can find them at
Humphrey & Sandt's, 21e Market Street.
Choice ham, shoulders, maekerel, shad ant
smoked herring, at Adam Grubb q Co.'s, Ninth
Ward. -1
Boarding.-A few young men can be accom-
modated with boarding at Parker's, No. 10 East
Second street.
Cheap Coal.-Stove coal, 1915; Nut, $4.75
| 2240 lbs. in ton, for cash only, at yard south
Of Market street bridge. WIN. ]. Brown. If
Extra fine Oolong, at the only Tea House in
the city; No. IL East Fourth street, ]. L. Hous-
ton, Jr. .sa. Es
4 Choice ham, shoulders, mackerel, shad and
smoked herring, at Adam Grubb q Co., 3S and
40 Market street, 9th Ward.
Dubell No 2 L. 3rd. street Is constantly re-
ceiving New Style Hats for spring and summer
wear.
Humphrey a. Sandt have just returned from
New York, after selecting some of the finest
hats for men, boys and children, ever offered
for sale In this city.
Large invoice of the finest Teas just received
at the only Tea House in the city. No. IL
East Fourth Street.
japanese Dress Go0ds.-A splendid line OF
these desirable dress goods, can be found at e.
Larkins, No. East Second street, Wilmington,
Del.
Dried apples, peaches, prunes, pllrms, cher
4 ries, pears, raisins, curTants, oranges and lem
ons, to be had at Adam GrIbb & Co., 3s and
40 Market street, 9th Ward.
A good smoke eau be had by calling at the
store of t. j. Bennett, No. 100 Shipley street,
and ask for Benefits fye cent Ydras, they
smoke well and have fiDs flavor
Coffee! Coffee /! CofTeel!l The finest Java,
Maricaib0, Laglayra and Rio, cheap, at the OH
ly Tea Ware House in the city. No. IL East
Fourth Street,
A good stock of LANDRETH's garden seeds; ;
also Phosphate and Phuine have been receiyed
BY, Adam Grubb & Co., 3S and 40 Market ST.,
9th Ward.
5poOp d1 luJ ollpltl 5tIeeL anu get one OF ben
netts live cent yaIas They can't be beat for
quality. All his chewing and smoking tobaccos
are also of the best brands. Apr3-3m
Dubell No. L. Bird. street has the finest as
sortment OF straw hats constantly on hand.
Call and purchase one.
The finest sugar-cured hams and shoulders at
GTqibb s. Co.'s, 3S and 40 Market street. Ninth
Ward. -
To save money, buy your furniture and bed
ding at Graves s. Il. corner Fourth and King
{ Streets.
: Adairs is the place to buy your shades, and
blinds repainted and trimmed, and all kinds of
furniture repaired and vanished.
Codl.-Persons in want of coal, ca. always
. get the best qualities Of -Four. Office and yard
West and Water streets, Wilmington, Del.
! Great rush for hats and caps at Humphrey &
D Sandt's, and "why ?" "Because they have all
the latest styles and sell them very cheap
The place to find them is at No. 21G Market
+ Street
A large lot of Sun Umbrellas in black, greer
+ Brown and Buff will be sold very cheap a
Fourth and King. W. M. Kennard & Go.
i Support the Wilmington Tea House, the
n only Tea House in the City 'The Wilmington
Tea House," j. L. Houston, Jr., No. II Eas
Fourth street.
, Messrs. Bellah & Co. advertise first rat,
e carriage horse for sale, on favorable terms.
+ Rev. A. d. Davis, G. w. c. I. of Delaware
/ viii make an official visit to Crystal Fouht
Lodge, No. II, next Thursday evening.
Another large invoice of Japanese Fans al
: the Wilmington Tea House, No. II East Fourth
s Street. ]. l.. Houston, Jr.
! Evan w. Lewis of Newark, had valuable
u u horse to die on Sunday week from being over.
i heated.
/ Da.. 81 FtI.-
= advertises for sale, q fresh COW and about TO-
I 600 Flat Dutch Cabbage plants.
5 Duty of of Teas and Coffees at Houston's
q the only Tea House in the City, II East Fourth
street.
| Fire.-The barn OF Nelson Warren, near
! Newark, took fire last Friday morning, from the
heating Of the hay, and was totally destroyed.
Large Invoice of Teas just received out Of
: Bond at the wilmington Tea House," II East
Fourth street. j. L. Houston, Jr.
/ Michael Maloney has taken out letters of adj
! ministration OH the estate Of John Maloney,
/ late OF Christiana Hundred.
, Mary Flynn has taken out letters of admins
: tration on the estate Of Patrick Flynn, late of
] this city.
Mary Ann Hughes has taken out letters tes-
tamentaiy on the estate of Joseph Hughes, late
of this city.
a.
OF the teachers in No public school, will soon
, tender her resignation to the Board Of Educil-
ton.
| Fine WheGt.-It is said that Joseph Griffith
whose farm lies near Newark, has one of the
finest fields Of wheat in that section of our
county.
: John Finn has purchased the stock and fix
tures OF the store Of Mr.. File at the corner Of
: Fourth and Jefferson Streets, and has laid in a
Q fresh stock Of groceries which he is selling at
reduced rates.
Election.-Jeflerson Lodge, l. o. OF, elect
ed on last Thursday night the following officers
ior The SIX months ensuing Henry Mcneil
: Noble Grand; E. t. Wigglesworth, Vice Grand
\ Treasurer.
), Gdrbdge-The City Council passed an or
= dinance on Thursday evening, providing fol
c the removal of garbage from the city, and pro
g Mbiting the throwing of the same into the
streets, lanes, alleys or lots under penalty Of
r not less than s. or more than $40.
T. stoten.-Some seoundrel stole the money-bo,
from the market wagon of Jesse Alexander, las
saturday morning. 1t contained about $50 il
lg change, almost the entire proceedingsIfrom tn,
ir sale oil his produce. Mr. A. was at the wagor
Of the entire time consequently the thief must hay
IN been very cautious in his movements.
III Struck by Lightning.-A small stable belong
ne ing TO Herman Just, near Claymont; was strllc
ed by lightning last Tuesday night and SET ON fire
re and COW in it was killed. Two cows belong
o. ing TO John Cousens which had taken shelte
Is, under a tree were also killed by the lghtnin
err during the storm.
~ ~ Not Choterd.-We are requested To stat
~ ~ that Miss Jane Ross died from chronic diseas
~ se OF the stomach from which she has been suf
le eriig for several years, and not from cholera
e' reported The attack of Mrs. Ball was supel
induced by the worriment and excitement prC
IL duced by the occasion, and partook of the n;
IL ture of cholera morbus.
ne Sacnfeed.-The fine farm of Joseph Ma
re row. containing about 335 acres, situated nea
III mm ChesteItown, Md wa sold at public sale, OF
y ne 26th 'lt,, to Mr.. Ustilton, for 12,6OO. Tn