Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-11

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has sold hid Thompson's Island farm to MIR.
Ellis, Of New York city for $1,000.
The same gentleman has also bought the y
Burton Farm, lying on Relioboth Bay, Of Its =
present eS occupant, Mr.. Tnos NJ lyalne' at
According to correspondent Of Every Ecea,- II
ing Delaware City has. two sensaiions--a set ,
rooster has matched SO chickens and Is now
spreading himself on duck eggs, aud the lady /
Who owns the dress got IL made In Paris. II Is
white cut velvet with prof,Ision of lace, and
she was married in 1t recently.
Sons of Tenperdnce.--At the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge S. Of T., last Wednesday even
ing. the proposition 70 give the "Quarterly Pass
| decided vote. II colored divisions are to be
organized 1t must be done under resolution of
| the National Division, authorizing separate
| ritual and pass word, and q separate Grand
Division. A.
| Republican Committee Meeting.-At the reg
ular meeting Of the Republican City Executive
Committee, held on Wednesday evening last,
at the headquarters OF the party, It was resolved
that the respective Ward committees choose the |
place. and hold the nomination election for City
Treasurer, President Of Council, and Ward
Officers, on Saturday, the 18th inst. The polls
will OPP N at II o'clock, and close at P. Nj.
RKMovAI.-A few days ago n small one
story Office, lOxI4 feet was placed OH top OF
freight car, and removed from New Castle TO
Broad Greek, near Seatorj.
In response To inquiries from the curious
along the read, as 10 what the queer LOOKING
t affair was, the train employees replied that II
WAS the New Castle Cont Hous that Il was
!. bound TO b. removed, and rs the Legislature
woull not allow it To 20 to Wilmington, they
were taking il down to Sussex County
h Tie Ohio Democratic Convention met Wed.
J, nesday, and dominated It straight ticket head
ed William Allen for Governor. The platform
@ adopted tSpr among other things tarlii fol
|, revenue only and 4 reform In the TAX system
Y ''recognizes the evil of an rredeematle curren-
cy;' opposes railroad combination TO prevent
competi,ion,opposses "a', laws TIA, give I" cap,
! tai any aiyanisce ever labor, ana DICTATES lhat
J the pubhc lands shonii he reserved for actual
! = settlers.
,,, finn l,,,,,,, >,n,,o l,,t;,.s nj the Hlscklirl
-, Camp OH Monday collected several babies III a
a tent, Gall they could mud with any RESEMBLANCE
" and changed their dnsses and then returned
i. the dresses with the wrong babies IN 'tein. -
The Joke MAS well accepted by some bnt Other ,
acted As il they had been eating hr'lnst"ne and
'e assured the perpetrators that they ''dihnt Wish
i 10 have their children mixed up with oiheI PEG
$ pie younguns III any such mahhet'
Is pxrv>mxo ,,srw,rn t;r.nse of ia,
IT. pa,r,us ,t Unshan,,rv Was orgsni,4d in I.,nInn
III arav, ,ownshin' on "wednesday l,s,. The meet
ing was held at the Office of the ExpeIimenia
rs Farm, ana Az lau.,Ss Vas ,naue y! /"
sS h'iisoii, popnly VI VIC NI,on'i I'm
TX twenty my iainei WY ''"'A''" INV " NY .
lis teflss oi tne ''u nv, olus' u. y,
AS ii is called Pioneer Gransr, No. " anu Jail
Or l. Carter was elected Master anu Elwooa oon
rtu 9eclet's i"i' 10 '''' n''' s'''s' :" N"'
ter oouh'f'
-ty A repolt reached Cofiecy lie Kansas on Wed
ct, uesday that a.. bloody war" was going on anon
EST the Chcrokees at Cady's Bluff, in Indian TER
ne, tory, So miles south Of Cofieeville
he 1t grew ont of the result of an election o
sle ,uanst All when The Ross tortiou iri,,mrhe
r. nv., ,ho Tnaenanaents and Downincs' Al II
, ,,,,.s, r'.,art ahont srventy-ti,e armed men q
,I P.,sl so,is,, ,s,a ..Iay,n, mia, and ava;
M nrJars "
"d ,s ,hoir o,nona,,s .x,rasssJ n ,.termiu,,i,
les, ,,c oon,inna Tho eght ~ , s,nyninorv .nnta
he ~ ,''.an '- "9'
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ars A HINT 10 House,cires.-Ho,o to Keep Ii
ity, chen Ware Bright and Cleau.-Ever7 hou
isi- wife of neat and tidy habits takes especial d
md light in keeping all the tn copper and iron wa
of her kitchen as clean and bright ,as. .painsta
me. smiling approval of the "tyrant man" who ia
lied the household bills Remember that SAPoI
VIII ,orn;shaI' in g., @ ,,ss,, ,",,i man, an
va. bright as new. And by the use of Sapollo il
for the quickest and easiest thing in the world
neil keep every utensil in q high state of polish,
III A Pleasant Afair.--It ia no, of,an w. Ia,
AVE to record more pleasant affair than cana
seh' at Delaware City, a few days ago Mr.. Je,
Alexander having retired from active busine
COW presented to his daughter Mrs. w. II III, Cla
Il at a verv handsome extension nh.a,on III 49,
nuts oil 4,sh ~ Mis- c,riar,o W. III, e., 10 ~
,ond dos;raJ "a orm,ae u,aIi 90 ~ .'se.c t'u
and - >s ~ ~. hin,,i q ,s
, ice maLars NJ w II IT WI, - 49,,
Sts, abundant supply of ice cream and cake, n
up the employees of the firm and number of in
way ted guests, did ample Justice TO the good thir
for SO profiiselv set out.
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IS CONFERENCE.-The Gazette publish
and the following uncompimentary notice.
ting "Ihe City Council, in permitting Mr.. Qui
N. to carry out 'the cherished object of his hear
- is about to put tile taxpayers into debt
gro sa5 0OO mr. $40 ono with an annua, exnondi,,
At he of about S. 900. Having effected 40 mn
"a Mr. Quinn has concluded not to serve the q
East longer AMI declines to be II candidate for
30 election, lie is right In his last resolved
may 1t does not seem to us that there is any Or
lufe, demand for this institution al present Inn
ooVe city is growing and 1t may be wise TO ms
OK preparations to provide for the future. In
III few wears, it NAV POSSIBLY be that Mr.. @. n
re IN be applauted by a large class for his tim
, In "Gloii, anu lne Hal1 , W Ieeret us sweep
eha, ulation of 100, 900 the hospital will certainly
WIN needed, il not before.
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King or,ha Risno Sun Cacii oonn,y NJ II -
d, 10 II, ,,n,hia Usvnn ~, -. ~ III. 49, Snui
ers short time ago. a young married WON
u IAN Whom he had handled uDOn his knee w hon