Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-15

Ahuuuicu, ou Il
Large-Jacob Williams of Scaford, Sus.
sex county, slaughtered six pigs on the 9Th
inst, which weighed ASP, 494, 544 1880,
$40, making 1886 pounds, or an average Of
Sill.
Capt Brady received letter on Thursday
from the Chief of Police OF Louisville, KY,
congratulating our authorities on the prompt
arrest, conviction and punishment of the
bank burglars.
1t Long Branch.
DIR. Dunning entered OIL the performance of
lbs duties at the city hospital on Thursday. a.
Governor Ponder has appointed d. Taylor
Bradford of this city, Notary Public.
Japanese Fire Works, at Houstons, IL E.
4th street.
1t is stated that so police officers were en-
Hoyed at the Opera House on Thursday night. |
Spices pure pepper, cinnamon, alspice, cloves mus
Houston Jr NN'' Nv - '"'' ''n s'' d. L.
For Catarih the ouly substantial benefit can
w. obtained Though the blood. Vegetine is
tile great blood purifier.
wASrED.-A loan of $50 o. on first lion ON n first,
Apply at this office. Tdcc i5tf
| Chinese Tea Pots, at Wilmington Tea House.
| II Il. 4th street.
! Norris Mcdowell who has been residing in Cecil
county for the past year, has returned to our city
where he VIII engage la business.
| Sale, John Redeem has sold his f,rm of 2o3
Acres al Rsd'i'us y Roads, Sussex County, To
Samliel Sanlcr,, OF Railway. Nd, for $1,000
| cash.
lioLinAr Goops:-E. Larkn No. r East Second
street. Is opening Handsome Goods for the HOLIDAYS
rhd closing Fall and Winter Goods at q great snori,
pee CITY Warra"'Staken in exchange for goods
| dec. i5-3ts
Mt
from New York for Paris, on SATURDAY. in or
Yer to take charge ofthe Consulate To which he
has been appointed.
Edward Thatcher las purchased a small farm
pr SIN acres, with turrihly fail building, in
Chris,ana Hundred, Of Dennis Kell.her, for
$1,000.
The report that Anthony Higgins, ESQ, WIS.,
tad Dover on Tuesday, to ask the Governor
to remit the whipping OF the bank burglars was
lentirely unluunded.
The editors of the Peninsular News have
peeh favored with specimen of a second crop
OF Strawberries that grew ON the premises of ri.
IL. Davis, near Milford.
IT, y. Caleb, having resigned the position of
freight agent on the Wilmington and Western
: railroad, is now engaged III studying law in the
once OF .. NJ. Harrington, Esq.
Great Reduction in prices of winter clothing
at The Boston One Price Clothing House. Ov.
Iercoats lowered to suit the times at POI Market
/, Street. Wilmington. Del. v. K. Holmes.
, RGHe-The large hog of James II. Morgan
or Elkton, will be rallied for on Christmas, al
C " chance. The hog is 20 months old and
weighs 1000. He is said to be the largest pol ,el
:, ever raised in Cecil county
-1ccfdent-lsaac Woodrow had one Of hi:
thumbs cut of at the first joint in the shops Of
Springer, Morley d Cause, last Thui sJay morn
II ing, While endeavoring to do piece of work fol
himself the usual operative being engaged a
1t the time in offending to another order.
q foughtng. Several Of the farmers in Chris
/. tiana Hundred, were engaged in ploupbinp IN,
IT past week. This is rather unusual WORK IN
Pa December At feast it has not been practice,
I. ior several years back, the ground usually con
:, taing too much frost
Tie Vdyside.-Tbe issue for tins week l,n
two fine Illustrations That on the first pace
81 mountain bridge--is elegantly printed an,
~ "ohs as wen as the best pictures in appleton
ia or Acftonei, THIS Tor weekly paper at fiji
cents wear, is honorable, it not profitable i
L. the publishers.
dSMuHed,A son Of WIN. Srnth r.turu;u
home rom New Castle last Thursday evening
was nailed by three men near Rogers Wood,
lie whipped up his horses, when one of IN
~ rascais threw stone which struck youn
~ ohith ON the head iHhicting quite a sever
IL wound. On arriving at home the stone W.,
found in the wagon. The family was calls
me up anu his wounds were properly dressed.
Appointed.- Before the adjournment of m
lel Court on Tuesday, tn Chief Justice announce
on the appointment j. Is. Smith as Crier Mr.
n mas oeeh actihg IN this capacity since the de;
aIy Oh our old friend Sink, aud he has bee
warmly complimented for the manner in viii,
H. he discharged the duties Of his position.
the !sa young man of good abilities, aud the sele
nx- tioil meets The appreciation Of the public %.
orally.
WSMfed-il Is reported that one ni the T.
igh lice oliicers insuted young ady near the ca
all Hel OF sixth aud King Streets few uyeniu
lists ago, and on complaint being made to the Ma
and OF, the offender was required TO apologize
ut Innings have come to pretty pass when ON,
Fall dams Of the peace should iransgress in ii
eet. way IL Is also said that some members of ii
=, AT pol'e force patrouizes unlicensed dramslot
n m The Mayor will have to rebuke or remove Il
eet ueiihquenis II he desires TO keep his udrnis
m ton above reproach.
rket rov. Ihos. +. Bramlrtte, OF Louisville, X
m nus gwen thee years to the building ND of
All fulic Library in Louisville which lie intaI
ans snaii he the best in the country. He is ,loi
ry,s IL ny SERIES Of q fl Concerts, the profits
Get when 90 To The Library. The third drawi
md ulstl lblited 500, 900, and the fourth which
ling Just been postponed To March 3lst, dstribu
ces. Sl,'oo,ooo Gov. Bramlette has almost dor
IN ieu the business OF tho Louis vile Post. Off
uses u,S sending oil circulars in answer to inq
'aci- ries for tickets.
oct CITY Hdrdnts.-There hayinp benu an
TO-, lott made TO depreciae the value of city w
sort iaits III ofuer That capitalists NAV pirch;
lrn- .ncil al 4 heavy discount, George W. Blu
ehl. q Don advertise that they will take them at !
WI lof coal, IL. f. Pickles will also take them
80. 80, par ior stoves, and our dealers generally v
- receive themln very sholt time we lresune
o"' any class OF goods as so much cash Hold
I VI tleih should not submit to any great sla
~" rs on Inc sale of bonds they will he redeem
u re- III the orGer of their date. l. is likely that
f"r lhohey market will be easier in the course o
.,r month"; wheh Investments may be made in DO
~ To All extent that will enable the city To II
laiu up warrants, and perhaps pay many bills "
itn1 grceabacks
,eius a., ","''"h'--oh Wednesday, the Sd III
.rnT The German Lutlr ran congregation of this
celebrated their 2jlh Anniversary, at their I
moro euihce SAl and French Streets Rev Nj w
self Tue iirsl regular minister Of this body nciat
= ri IN u short sketch of the history Of the chur
!, of ne stalled That he was their lifst PASTOR and
Jrs llu also b"en his first charge lie having b
. Installed on the ~ Of December, 1913,
vthu twenty hVe years ago, and consequently
present occasion would serve as his 18th nj
ana versary IN the ministry When first he ARR
sec- IN TINS cry there were resident about II {
81. les The Lu'herans held regular sunday s M
OF 81. ing at Central Hall at Fourth and King sire
ere y, y which were well attended, during his en-
Iarre stay, up to the year ISL, when lie accept,
,sona- call from distant church. He was succ,
e'So ed by Reys. I hos. Wager and 4. Steck, dur
win whose term the members slc4eleI in hnil,
,oods quite "A creditable house of worship near
wing, northeast corner Of Sixth and Walnut sire
ent o This took place in the year 1853. The sue
f., ,,i,L sors to the last named gentleman were K
,al iur Dr. Haszkall, j. J. kucher, II. Wecksel IL