Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-22
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improved or vacant lots, will do well to call
- M. NJ Child Il Co., No 4 West Tth ct. ,ExchanJ
No Building, before purchasing elsewhere, as The
no always have several fine pI operties not adve
10 tised. If
rs Cigdrs.--Bennett's five cent Yaras are higl
popular with the public, 1t is generally conced.
mat they are unsurPassed In quality by any In q
market Ills stbro ID No. 100 Shpley street. spr1l3
of Attention. -pennett has a large assortmeI
IN OF Tobacco, Oigars, Snuff, Canes, &C., at No. Il
IL Shlpey Street. which he is selling Wholesale and
1T tall ut reasonable prices. aprli-3m
The question ia often asked, ,"where can get
good style of hat for a little money!" We answer,
humphrey 81 Sandts, 2i6 Market street. Theway
1t prove II Is to come and see for Yourself
o Don't give away your money when You wor
4 hard for Ii: come TO Jim's cheap grocery siore, |
~ Second street, between King and French, nea
Z Second street Market House. The store is 10
}. East Second ST., il being perfectly red painte
!. | makes II easily distinguished. Branch sLor
200 West Second ST.
Best white sugar only 10 IL cents per pound
and groceries very cheap. Persons residing ii
the Country will save dollars by visiting JIM
red store, In Second street between King ant
French. IL is n well known fact that Jim sells
cheaper than any other grocer in the city. -
Branch Store 200 West Second street.
Popuid.-I. ii. Quays new hat and CAP
emporium ut 400 King ST., is becoming quite
, popular, owing to the close margin he allows
himself on hs~iine and well selected stock OF
hats, caps, straw goods and umbrellas. Mr..
Quay means business, Is courteous, reliable,
and attentive to all who call. may12-1mo
Head ShOw.-You will, by visiting Jim s
Red Grocery store, in Second street, between
King and French, near the Market House, bit
the nail on the head. As pennies with heads
saved, make dollars, for every dollar spent at
Jm's Red Store, No. 100 East Second Street,
Is fifteen pennies saved Branch Store, 200
West Second street.
| ErienSiUe BuSiness.--Clldiles Kyle has recov-
cred his health and will give his personal at
tenton ia The sale of Ice cream CONNECTIONS, nuts
and fruit, at the n. w. Corner Of the Second
street market house, and will b. as polite and
accommodating rs ever. He will also keep ice
cream al the corner pf Sixth and Orange Sts.
| at his residence. He also intends To lit up
the Sylvan Springs, near the city railway
depot, where there will be convcniencics for
| plchtcs and every arrangement for the ac-
commodation of all who may wish to pass
pleasant afternoon. Charley is enterprisiAg and
deserving Of encouragement. No Intoxicating
| liquor sold on the ground. may53m.
hno;her Mrention.-Dr. William Fields has
invented an apparatus for cooking without
wood or coal, at n cost Of about three fourths
OF a cent for the fire Of each meal. Ii has
frame of sheet iron u cy Under filled with as
bestos to absorb coal oil like cotton, but will
never burn out 1t is impossible to explode
or burst, as the cylinder is full of holes, and
as the gas generatcsit passes out Of the holes
and burns. There are no sparks and no dan
ger whatever Coal oil can be poured in at
any time from spoon, but not from bottles
or cans. Price 81 CO. 1t can be had OF DR..
f., at his residence, No. 2l3 West Seventh
street. may5.1m
Thomas +. Plummcr has rented the space In
the Artisans Savings Bank, not occupied by the |
Rank and will cOuuupl Ills iusIIra I, 20 m
there.
Amos Harris, who is in Kirkbride's Asylum. |
is sick with fever in addition to his mental |
malady. He may not recover.
The congregation of the Forest Presbyterian |
Church presented their organst with Il hand |
some gold watch as n token Of their esteem.
Barn BOards.-There has been just rcceiy-
cd fine lot Of IL inch stock barn boards, lat the
lumber yard of Wise & Lane, south sids of
Market street bridge.
Mr.. ii. MuIrley after returning from drive
on Sunday evening, was taking the horse to the
stable when the horse slipped on a stone and |
broke its back. 1t died soon aftcrward. The
hoise was valued at $3.50.
Sudden Dedth.-Mrs. Lake of Middletown,
went TO the depot in that place, last Tuesday
Tor the purpose of going to Philadel-
pha, when fhe was taken sick and died in
few minutes afterwards.
Fishing.--J. NJ. Emerson. of the Commercial
md Merits Taylor of the Gazette, left this city
or Reading last Tuesday morning, for the pur-
lose of passing Il day or two in hooking trout |
n some of the streams in Berks County.
Baptised. OFT baptized three converts
IA the race of Cooch's mill, in Pcncader Hun
lred, last Sunday afternoon in the presence of
bout 400 persons. The Elders influence In |
he neighborhood appears TO be for good what
,ver else may be said of ii.
Registsrcd.-The Black River (Ohio) Com
nercim says that G. W. poulson, the great trav-
ler of Wilmington, Del, has dog that is reg
stored in twenty cities. "'rhis," IL says,
eats the world" We presume it does--in the 4,
og line.
acknowledgement have received one hun
red dollars from Alfred Belts, "being the pro- I
'etls Fannie Smith, and Mary d. Paxson. for S
ne benefit ofthe Home for Friendlcss Children, t
or which please accept our thanks.
CHAs. w. ROWLAND, Treasurer.
TEMPERANCE MEETiNG.-A Sunday after :.
Don temperance meeting was held on Della
are avenue, and Was largely attended. Ad- !
resses were made by Messrs George day and '
). Is. Mcdonnell. 1t was announced that y
lese meetings would be held, hereafter, fur
her out the Avenue.
Dcidyed.-Thc Delaware train which arrives :
! this city about four o'clock, p. NJ, was de- .
lined some two hours on Monday in conse- 2
hence of coming in contact with n bullock !
ear Pennington, when the express car was
lrown from the track, and also the front part | /,
the baggage car, but fortunately no person =
as hurt.
Presentdtion.-Vicc Councillor Harry G..
!oney presented Wilmington Council No. 3 o. a
!. A. NJ, with handsome wedding cake, last | 1
londay evening, when his fellow members Il
ished him and his fair bride, long, useful {
nd happy life.
Term Expired The term of Office of Benja | n
in X. Ustick as Clerk Of the Orphans Court o
nd Court of Chancery, expired on Tuesday ~
st. As he has been a faithful and efficient ?, o.
iicer, we hope that he may be his own sue ~ ~
ssor. -.. +
Indisposed old friend John Sink, who 81
Is for the past thirty years been Crier of the Ia
curt at New Castle, is so seriously indisposed r
to be unable to attend to his duties the pres u
1t session. lie is now between seventy and p'
ghty years of age, and has been faithful Off ft
II. We really regret bis inability to be II his u
d post.
The Fairbanks Scale Company finished the N
her day, "No. 23I, 000' of their "Numberedn II
'ales, this being the count of the large weigh @
lg machines turned out In the four and a halfl
ecenniums of their business. OF smaller | n,
,ales, the product has been like the sands of "a
10 sea for multitude. a.
SAVE YOUR DocToR's lIn.L.-When DR.. it
Tissai's Balsam of Wild Cherry will cure 70
oughs, colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest re
he fell destroyer, Consumption, it does more al
IAN most physicians can do. The use of sin | tC
70 bottle, costing one dollar, will satisfy the In
'edulous that they need look no further for the Ia
,quiied aid. in
The New York Times publishes letters from
eneral Van Buren, lately Chief Commissioner st
, Vienna, strongly denying the charges against pr
i'm, and ascribing them to 'sthe accursed ma pt