Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-05


A frequent remark by patrons and strangers 90
never tasted better Soda Water--really delightful.
y This is what is said at McInalls Drug Store secon
, Country store keepers supplied with everything, o
Mclnalrs Drug Store.
y A new steamboat line is to be established be
N tweeE Lewes and Philadelphia.
= The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have ordered six new locomotives, whicl
= will be built in Philadelphia
A meeting Of the members OF Wilmington
Z, Institute will be held on Monday, June 9th, il
. the reading room, for the purpose OF adoplin!
. new bylaws under the amended charter.
Robert Reed Of Pencader Hundred, adyel.
, tises two muely cows which strayed away from
, the farm of Jabez Banks, near Stanton, on the
f Both Of May.
Two mep named Fleming had fight with
{ two policemen in Atlanta, Ca, en- Monday
+ night. One Of the Flemings was shot through
the head-the other escaped.
Il Hint.--Palker desires all children who may
wish their hair cut to visit Ills establishment
No. Is East Second street, on Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday, as by so doing they
may avoid the crowd of men who invariably oc-
cupy the greater portion of time on Wednesday
and Saturday.
| Church Er'ension.-The Trustees of St.
Pauls M. Il. Church have purchased Of FL
lMendinha, u lol l3XS0 feet over Eleventh st.
bridge, at the corner of Thirteenth and CLAW
mont streets, Oh which to erect neat chapel.
Otto " Butt No. West Front street, have
good supply of tobacco and segars which they
sell at such prices as to give great satisfaction
to their numerous patrons. They are pleasant
and oblieing men and highly popular with the
public.
ftdy MedS-llamilton Graham is erecting
| long sheds at his shipping point on the W. II
X. r., in which to store his kaolin clay
previous 10 shipment The Diamond State
haollh Co.. have also erected additional sheds
| Tor the same purpose.
| PAINFUL -icci,irAi.-On Saturday, while eros
sing The street at Front and Shipley streets,
Willie Fisher, a,.d f,ar years, residing al the
| oorrel Horse, was accidentally run over by
| frightened horse attached 10 a carriage. His
ann was broken Just below the shoulder, and
he sustained severe bruises. DIR. Yves, was cal
led in and The boy is doing we'll
| BOTding HOUSE al RehoboM Ciiy.--llon. J.
7. Comegys and Manlove Hayes, Esq of
| DIvel, have contracted for the buildin, Of u
| large and rominodious Boarding House At Re
| huloih City. II IS the intention Of each to
bilill nice neat cottage adjoining the board
| my house in order that they may belles enjoy
| ana accommodate themselves and visitors d,l-
| ring the season.
| The thIon ). y. Festitai.--The opening of
the Union NJ. Il. Sunday School Festival took
place last Monday evening. and was well at
tended: The City Hall is very handsomely and
tasteiully decorated and The ice .ream and
strawberries, to say nothing of the ladies', are
delicious. Every public entertainment given by
| TINS Sunday School has been success and he
present Judging from lis commencement. will
be no exception to the general rule.
Fjn" Residence, AIcssrs. james Bradford
ana Robert Scott are erecting very fine resi-
dences on the Avenue above the Monument
hey are finished in the best manner, and will
be iuily equal in appearance TO any in the city.
several other line residences are being built in
the vicinity.
TLom,s Slack of New Castle Hundred. adj
verlises stray muley cow which came TO his
premises about the middle of May.
Carpet Cledaing.--Ladies who are about to
clean their houses are referred TO the adyer-
tisemeht Of Il. Ferry. His machinery for
cleaning carpets is most complete. Brushes
operating on either side take out the dust most
thoroughly, and half worn carpets are made to
| look almost like new ones. His charges ale
not more than the cost for shaking Orders
lett at his rooms on the ). W. corner of Della
ware Avenue and Madison Streets, or at WYATT
X Garrettt's furnishing store, No. COB Market
street, Will be promptly attended TO.
SdbddM Schoo's.--The money appropriated
by the Levy Court for the Sabbath Schools i'm
'S '~o'''itti ihtS bttu ltSlluSltGu different
banks by the County Treasurer, Gassaway
Watkins, ESD, rs may be seen by notice in
another column.
"A lining OF BEAUTY ~ a JOY FOREVER.
inns Is Just one Ofthe reasons why our Superb
clothing lasts SO long and gives such uniyer-
sal satisfaction. l. is so handsome and so dll-
raDle, That people have not the heart TO cast il
on, even when the seasons demand a change
we have now aspiendid stock of beautiful gar
'nents Tor spring wear very cheap. BENNETT
r Co., TOWER HALL, No. 51S Market street,
halfway between Fifth and Sixth streets
Philadelphia.
ErteiSlre BuSineSs.-C hules KYLE has recov
cred his health and will give his personal at
tenlon to the sale of ice cream confactions nuts
| and fruit, at the y. w. corner Of the Second
street market house, and will be as polite and
accommodating as ever. He will also keep ice
cream at the corner of Sixth and Orange Sts.,
at his residence. He also intends to fit IN
the Sylvan Springs, hear the city railway
depot, where there will be conyeniencics for
plchlcs anu every arrangement for the ac-
| commodaton of all who may wish to BASS n
pleasant afternoon. Charley is enterprising and
deserving of encouragement. No Intoxicating
| liquors sold OH the ground. may,-3m.
another Mrcliion.-Dr. William Fields has
invented an apparatus for cooking without
wood or coal, at Il cost of about three fourths
OF cent for the fire of each meal 1t has a
frame of sheet iron. a cylinder filled with as
bestos to absorb coal oil like cotton, but will
never burn out Il is impossible to explode
or burst, as the cylinder is full of holes and
| as the gas generatcait passes out of the holes
and burns. There are no sparkle and no ia n
ger whatever Coal oil eau be poured in at
any time from spoon, but not from bottles
| or cans Price 81 90 1t can be had of DR..
f., at his residence, No. 2l3 West Seventh
street. may5.Im
| VommS Pace Meeting.--At the Woman's
Peace Meeting, held in the Unitarian Churchs
| Oh Monday last, Rev. Fielder Israel acted as
| chairman, and after reading Il number of selec-
| lions from the Scripture, offered prayer Miss
| Emma Worrel acted as secretary, and read
essays from Miss X. A. Lamborn and others
G.. w. Stone read one of Winters poems and
made an interesting address. Rev Mr.. Israel
made quite lengthy speech, which was fol-
| lowed by remarks from several ladies'. A bro
position was submitted 10 form permanent
| organization, composed Of all those present,
and of rs many others as wish 10 on, under
the direction and subject 10 the call of Frances
s. Garrett, Annie Pussy, and Elizabeth W.
Smith, after which the meeting adjourned.
| Police Cases.---The following cases We're dis
posed Of by Mayor Simms:
James Temple, by officer Brickle for a viola.
| ton of city ordinance in reference TO fountains
by washing his hands and face in 4 fountain
| foot of Market St., fined So ana costs.
Perry Trusty, col, by officer Brenhart, for
disposing filth in the street Having made an
engagement TO clean tho sink Of the Delaware
| House in Market ST. opposite the City Hail. be.
tween and O'Clock in the morning he fasteu-
ed the gate and began bailing it ont and letting
the filth run down the alley into Shipley st.,
fined So and cots.
Chas. Wilson, COL, by officer Bernhart, for
committing I.,l,n