Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-09-29

The dwelling house of Samuel H. Wright,
near New Market, Sussex county was destroyed
fire one day last week. 1,
Sale Of Co,cs.-Sill & Bailey will have sale
of fresh cows at Red Lion, on Monday, the 9th
Of October. Farmers should make a note of
this, as their sales now take place every three
weeks instead Of every other week.
For Sale.-washington Mason offers desir-
able farm near Fredericksburg, Va, for sale or
exchange at a reasonable rate. For particulars /
see adver tisement.
The card offs. A. Macallister, attorney at law, |
will be found in another column. He is prompt |
and reliable, and In every way worthy of the |
utmost confidence.
A Candidate.-J. Louis Brady, brother of
Chief OF Police OF this city, Is candidate for
clerk Of the city court in Louisville, Ky. The
Office is worth about $4,000. we hope that
he may be so fortunate as to secure the nomina-
| ton.
Out Of 81 teachers IN the Public Schooe Of
Wilmington, only three are maidstone In the
Grammar School and two In the Normal School.
| The Superintendent, DR.. Harlan Is one Of
these The average attendance In the schools Is
| 1856, out $500 enrolled.
Rev. ID. c. Ridgeway, NJ. L. munster of
Milford, has arrived home from Europe, and
filled his pulpit last Sunday. He was on the
Wyoming, which grounded Off the coast of
NOVA Scotia, on the 9th, aud came near being
thumped to pieces
Ground Broken.-Ground was broken, on
| Monday morning tor the erection of a chapel for
the St.Paul's NJ. E.Church. The chapel viii be
neat frame building, and will cost something
over 81 900. The school continues to prosper,
and has awakened considerable interest among
the people Of that locality.
A protracted meeting Is at present in progress
at Mt. Salem Nj. E. Church. A number have
already professed conversion, and from fifteen
to twenty are nightly at the altar for prayers
There will be.preaching every night of the pres
ent week. Rev. Geo. Cummins, formerly a
member of this church, will preach on Wednes-
day evening.
. Chesapeake and Delaware Canal there has
been total suspension of all business by the
Ericsson line between Philadelphia and Bati-
more. Two of the boats have been lying at
their wharves at the corner Of Pratt and Light
streets, idle and Others are similarly situated in
Philadelphia. The damages sustained by this
delay the Company estimates at $50, 900.
A Dreadful Accidental terrible accident
happeped at Malone's quarry, Port Deposit, on
a Monday afternoon last The premature explo-
, sion OF sand blast occurred which caused the
\ explosion also of three-fourth of keg of pow
der, sitting near by. John Kiaman and Tay-
Tor Helms were instantly killed, and Fillmore
Wilson was badly injured They were all
Il young men, the two former married, and lived
: in the neiShborhood of the quarry.
} Inprorements.,- Washington Mason hls con.
, tracted to erect three two story brick houses
with back buildings, for VIM. Silver, ESQ., al
the corner of Twelfth and Walnut streets, MIR
;, NJ. is also erecting brick building for Mrs
a Haincs In Fifth street between Poplar and LON
~ bard. lie has also Just completed the erection
a OF fine two story brick house, with back build
n ing on the Philadelphia pike, Drandywine Id
t for Thomas NailOr. 1t is complete In all 1t.
, departments, and is finished in the best man
ner throughout.
II, or.., ,,;s,.,.o ., . ,.,....- .....
II 81, s.ea az nistihe W go hunting rouli'
c ticle for the least money. The lowest price,
goods are de Arrest in the end. II ia wisest
s. both for comfort and economy. 10 90 al once /,
IL a responsible store and get reliable goods
IN will paw ALL about Ia purchase Fall Ciothiso 4,
c. call and inspect the Spiendld Goods and low
. prices of Bennett e. Or Tower Hall hIs Mar
no ket Street half way bei yean Eirth mi Sixtl
streets, Philadelphia,
ly u,,.,
meut rttds.-i he i'fess has The following
er s,sus vi WHEAT 70 the acre IN TINS years crol
IN Mh,ch SHOWS inaI wheat did well: Jos. w
&c 5oe n,Is, u, 6as S Notiinsham township, ha
~ 90 o.'sneis -, heu heuiterranean wheat iron
r a es-i ousel Is per acre. VIM NJ kuther
ocras Sa,,, ,a.ita, I1Da M 10 ,u 1 =
,e a1 a" S same variety David W.. CROSBY
he Lower OXFORD, has u yield OF ~ bushels {
a M,,s Wneat PER acre lssac w: h imble, Ea'
Nj III ,,n hau oo pushels OF view brnh'
meh ua's per acre, weighing 40 pounds pc
Iii
'u The following action waa talan hv Csoro.
~, nS town Lodge, No. 90, l. o. Oft G. al their NEE
ID ID ing on The ilth inst:
Resolred That This olga of Coo, Fan
AL plars give public notice TO ali concerned III,
ar | they will both individual lly, and as a boiy al
, mand a rioii enforcanant or ,ba ,,rasa,s, n a.,
IT perance Law IN all its provisions-but mo
n" especially as to those selling Intoxicating Ijo,
all ors To persons wien intoxicated. and nnbi
ket officers refusing or neelecipg to arrest and cor
mil those who ara lrnnl oDd noiav an ~