Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-16


Squils, Olive Oil. Nitre Bateman's Drops Godfrey's
Cordial, Epson Salts, SIENNA Doses.
Magnesia in boxes and put up in PACKAGES contain
ssis one Dozen for sale at reasonable Dr'''' whole
Just what you want-one bottle Of McInall's Bed
move them from one dozen bed steads. Boarding
houses hotels and inns supplied at Wholesale rates
G. Hurry along and get bottle of McInas Worm
Syrup-the demand is great.
and certain de ad shot worms Is that syr-
up for Worms prepared by McIna, Jr., the druggist.
Heavy Reduction ia Dry Goods--E. Larkin, No. 5 E.
Second street has reduced the prices of his Dry
Goods until any one in want can easily be suited.
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Crippen, at the Old Central Tea House, corner of
Fourth and Market streets, has just received a new
lot of very superior Tea, at so, and rs cents per
pound Don't forget the place, Fourth and Market
Fresh Crackers always on hand, at Crppen's, Fourth
Fresh roasted coffee at orippens, Fourth and Mar
Ket streets.
Just received one of the largest assortments
OF the latest Spring Styles of Hats and Caps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
prices. My silk hats are specially. Call and
examine my immense stock and you will be
sure to be suited. Lewis C. Springer, hat store.
No. 223 Market Street.
Good Hrestment.-Se thousand dollars
will be paid for the of six thousand for three
years, amply secured, although not first mort
gage. Legal interest will also be paid upon
the same. See Francis Vincent, 404 Market
street, up stairs.
Popuidr.-L. II. Quay new hat and cap
emporium ct 402 King St., is becoming quite
popular, owing to the close margin he allows
himself on his fine and well selected stock of
hats, caps. straw goods and umbrellas. Mr.
Quay means business, is courteous, reliable,
| and attentive to all who call. may12-lmo
NOTES.-The Delaware Avenue drug store
is now well stocked with such goods as are usu-
!, ally kept by apothecaries. Fine white and co :
ored CASTLE and other soaps, oatmeal, barley,
| farina, corn starch, silver gloss starch, Prats
| astral Gill; fine kerosene, &c. 1t is between Tat
nall and West, opp site the Baptist church.
apr24-4t.
Best white sugar only 10 IL cents per pound,
| and groceries very cheap. Persons residing In
the Country will save dollars by visiting Jim's
| red store, in Second street between King and
| French. 1t is well known fact that jim sells
| cheaper than any other grocer in the city. -
Branch Store 200 West Second street.
A Sure Remedy-Nerer knopn 10 Fail
Smms' Pain searcher Immediately cures cramp.
and pains in the stomoch and Bowels OF Limbs
Headache, Neuralgia, Sudden Sickness, Diarrhpa
Der we say it never fails. A trial provesit Itisdcs
tened to q, become n Si very RSPnr sold At the prea
| King streets, Wilmington, Del
| Don't give away your money when You work
hard for it: come to Jim's cheap grocery store III
Second street, between King and French, neal
Second street Market House. The store is lOt
1 I
makes it easily distinguished. Branch stor,
200 West Second st.
AT No. PIG Market street, Humphrey & sandt,
Hats and Cars OF every style and finish you'll lind
For neatness cheapness, SC, cannot be surpassed
| Waited on politely and no questions asked
der low m PRE- at Bnrts insec
der, Burt and Glentworth's Roach, Rat and Nous
| kidders, at Hartman's. Remember, when in want O
a!iythinS iii the drug line, always 20 to Hartmann:
No; io3 Lombard ST.
near Fourth, is acknowledged by all persons capabl
OF judging to he one of the most reliable places 4
ed. j. X. Hartman gives this branch of his bushes
his undivided attention.
, Just received a1ot of Silk, Alpaca and Ladies I'm
l,rellas, which are bargains Tor those in need. Gu
nothing to lose and much to gain, the time will not
spenSt, IN yaini by calling on Humphrey & Sand
{ Ertens,re BuSiness.-Chliles Kyle has recoy
cred his health and will give his personal al
Ii tenton the sale of ice cream, CONNECTIONS, nut,
n and fruit, ut the Y. W. corner of the Secon
! street market house, and will be as polite an
+ accommodating as ever. lie will also keep c
= cream at the corner of Sixth and Orange SITS
. | at his residence. He also intends TO fit Ii
4. the Sylvan Springs, near the city railwa
depot, where there will be conveniences 70
e | picnirs and every arrangement for the az
commoddion of all who may wish to pass
;, | pleasant afternoon. Charley is enteIprisiAg an
i
= liquors sold ON The ground. may5-3m
" Anoih,r Mren,ion DR. William Fields la
-, invented au apparatus for cooking withou
Q wood or coal, at cost of about three fourth
:. of a cent for the fige of each meal. 1t has
d frame of sheet iron. n cylinder filled with as
bestos to absorb coal oil like cotton, but wi
If never burn out. 1t is impossible to explod
Il or burst as the cylinder is full of holes, an
II as the gas generates 1t passes out of the hole
: and burns. There are no sparks and no da
5 ger whatever. Coal oil can be poured in
any time from spoon, but not from bottle
orleans. Price 81 CO. 1t can be had OF D.
re re f., at his residence, No. 2l3 West Sevcnt
II street. may5'lm
u George W. Lodge has taken out letters te
tamcntary on the estate of Martin ii. Lodg
o. late of Brandywine Hundred.
Philip Quigley, Esq, is getting out from h
v quarry, in the 9th Ward, probably the mo
ne magnificent stone ever quarried in the State.
Personai.-Wm. IIempbill Jones was one
the government committee that made the e.
al animation recently in the manufacture
IN government paper at Ivy Mills.
!! .S0li.-The CaLier farm, situated near Kir
~ wood, in Pencader Hundred, and containing
- fraction over 30 acres, was sold by Hon. &c
~ i. Rodney, at Trustees sale, on Friday last,
- Jacob Il. Cazier, ESD, for $50 25 per acre.
w. Stidham * Son, auctionecrs,
nv To tie Lddies.-F. l.. Frank, No. 51l Ma
N. ket street, has a good assortment of ladies al
to childrens' under garments, hoop skirts, corset
| infants long dresses, pique cloaks, embroiderie
,co trimmings &c, which he is selling az We
ser moderate rates. Mr.. r. thoroughly understan
100 his business and is worthy of very liber
ale patronage.
Patent BedStedd., The Anne lean Artizan
rs noticing the folding bedstead patented by j,
M l.. kigore, Esq, and manufactured by &
NJ Eureka Manufacturing Co., says: alt is Il
rO- signed for hospitals, camps, and other plaI
lch where frequent removal and cleanliness Is
cessary.4lt is especially adapted for camo-me
/ st ings. Having ourselves used this bedstead a
ses' bed-bottom, we can vouch for its conyenien
.rt. and comfort"
ct Stock and Pictures of Jim IIaines' Groce
are Store, for sale cheap. Good VIII, Stock a
ups Fixtures OF my Grocery Store, 100 East I'd S
,nu for sale bargain. | mean to quit the groce
cen business; good reason for so dong-a tremC
dous cash trade-ready established, employi
tain five clerks and making money. A big thi
irrc for some one. Call at once on James Hahn
mE lO6 Il. I'd ST., City. Store for Rent.
he'd 4 Rdcc.-There was an elderly gentlen
'um vending his way to a hat store, coming from
n opposite direction was hatless man from
rom train, the store was between them The h
als less man quickened his step, the elderly strl
V Wei into trot then the hatess man stopped at
/ is window, and the elderly came down to a wa
per Up started the hatless man and the elderly
m | SImed his trot. Then the hatles5 man uui,
Thr cned his gait and they both reached the ST.
will OF Humphrey * Slndt, PIT Market street, a
ing
m Fine FdTIa.-I.. w. Stidham 4 Son will
.cc, the fine farm of Motion G. Rodgers, situa
M " on the Delaware river, a short distance