Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-06

Because he sels the cheapest and the best. Gall
and buy enc Of his Fall style hats -
Adairs is the place to buy your shades, and
blinds repainted and trimmed, and all kinds OF
furniture repaired and yarnished.
Cheap Coal.--Stoye coal, 1925; Nut, $3.50
2240 lbs in 1 ton, for cash oAly, al yard soutl
of Market street bridge. WM. }. Brown. 1t
Uaated-By q single gentleman, boarding |
and room. A central location preferred. Ad-
dress, TX, Y. ~ No. 5o7 West Third street.
English, Scotch, aud American waterproofs
Also large assortment, Just opened at y. Lar /
Ans, No. East Second street, Wilmington
Del .fN At.
Great reduction in hats, gloves, and ladies |
furs for Christmas presents, at Humphrey q
Sandts, No. 2l8 Market st.
Fine Selection of children's Hau|a. Dubell's,
No. East Third street. Give him call and
examine his stock.
Rumford Brothers, 4O5 Market street, have
by far the largest stock of Fall Hats and cheap
est that can be found in our city.
Go to L. F. Adairs, 1l8 King ST., and buy
your beds, lounges, mattresses and furniture OF
every description, and You will save money by
doing so.
You can get your old Chairs and Settees
Painted and Ornamented, and all kinds OF Fur
niture Repaired, Vanished or upholstered at
F. Adair's, ll6 King St, below End
Deputy Coroner.-Coroner Winslow has APP
pointed James Newklrk Deputy Coroner for
Delaware City, and vicinity. nov2l-lm
Notice.-Buy your blankets and harness of
Charles l.. Parker, the cheap saddle and har-
| ness manufacturer, corner OF Front and Ship
| ley Streets Wilmington, Del. nov25 6w
| A II. GRIMsHAw, Broker, No.4w. Third St
n. negotiates loans sells real estate, rents houses,
&c railroad Drafts on England ireland and all parts
/ OF the Continent of Europe. oct
| The highest price paid for all kinds of second
hand furniture by l., W. Stidham Il Son, auc-
tioneers, Ill +. 4th street, Wilmington, Della
ware. Also all kinds Of second hand furniture
| for sale at their auction room. ;'ino.
Humphrey Il Sandts have the largest stock of
ladies' and childrens' furs IN the state, and will
be- sold at the most reasonable prices, aud all
goods warranted as represented, call ana see at
PIG Market street, the emporium offashion.
| Notice.-Charles Kyle is now devoting his
entire attention 10 the sale of fruits, CONNECTIONS,
cider, nuts, oysters and other refreshments at
the y. W. corner OF the Second street market.
Mc is polite and obliging, and highly popular
| with his Numerous customers. Those who
wish anythin. in his line should give linn A
cali Il,
Tie finest sllgai-cureL hams and shoulders
| at Grub X Co '. ~ and ~ Market street, pill
Ward.
Choice ham, shoulders, mackerel, sll.I and
| smoked herring, At Adam Grub 4 Co, 50 ami
| 40 Market street, 9th Ward.
Choice ham, shoulders, mackeiel, shad AMI
smoked herring, at Adam Grubb 4 Co.'S Niuth
Ward.
Dried apples, peaches. prunes, plnms, chef
lieS, pears, raisins currants, oranges and lem
ons, TO be had at Adam Grubb Co., IS and
| 40 Market st,est, 9th Ward
Vim. Bright offers tor sale a desirable farm,
situated in Chrstisaa Hundred, wear Cen,se-
Vile.
| Diridel.--Co A. Ii. Grmshaw, No. West
Third street, Is now paying a dividend OF Sl4
per share on the stock OF the Agricultural socl-
,ety of New Castle county.
Irons & Evans have taken the grocery stole
corner Of Seventh and Washington Streets and
| are prepared 10 sell the best groceries, fruit
provisions, &c, al the lowest market prices
Persons living In the vicinity should give them
a call.
. Leased.-The Clayton house has been leas
, ed 10 Colonel Sawyer Of Capo May. and ar
rangements are now being made to furnish |
as speedily as possible, so that 1t may be open
ed by the 22dof February. Persons who wist
t TO engage rooms should apply TO the Colonel a
, once, as he is now experimenting the work o
. dIting up.
BANK ELEcrIoN.-At all election for Direc
= tors in the New Castle County Bank Of Odessa
held on the Is. Inst, the following person
wo.e elected: Charles ratman, Charles BaasteE
j chm Appleton, William FOLK, s +. Shalicros
| IA. y. viii 3, Henry Davis, Saml. Pennington
: ID. j. Cummins. Charles Tatman was re-eecte
= | President.
: The Game LaS.-A farmer suggects that d
Prohibitory provision in regard 10 shooting pa
T. tridges aid rabbits should ex ED from the fir
Of January instead OF the 10Th, to the first of n,
J, vember. He suggests penal Of IS for eac
lie violation Of the law. Since the fall the pr
e sent snow so many birds have been killed Thu
n the spot hunters have been stigmatized as hear
less butchers.
correspondent of the Germantown Tel
- graph states that DR.. Slack, of Warren Co., n
e j., is Matching over one hundred thousan
% salmon fish with which he expects to stock tn
ir Delaware river In June, and says that if 'gill
n nets, which in the fishing season are so nun
"a erous between Trenton and Bombay Hook wi
- allow thchl 10 pass, We may look for the ratur
: al mature salmon within three or four years
Z Enterprise Coda. N. Keithler advertise
r. Enterprise coal at his yard corner of West an
,c Water streets This coal was introduced
our city, about year ago, by Joseph Fout, al
y is represented TO be very superior article.
ID Mr.. X. keeps all the different varieties, but
he NAMES the Enterprise spe cialty, believing tn
- lence,
IT. Netr castle Hens.-The shipment of era
IS from New Castle is a very considerable item
-- the business Of the town. Inthc month of u
Al combrr the shipments of W II. Jefferson we
Il. II $40 bushels; Mr., Stockey shipped 1870
W bushels, $. l.. Truss 23,00o making total
'f- 1900 bushels 1t is estimated that the sh
os- ments the present month will equal those
nd December, as vessels have already been chart
| ed to take 21thU bushels,
,u. 4 Rdtf.--A sleghng race took place
go, llIrr's Corner on Thursday last, on the II
u" lIalt'mle track, which was won by the ho
ace Horace Greeley, belonging to Mr.. Hastlng, he
ing the horse Of John McCallin. There were
hove heen six entries hut owing to the bad c.
EN- dltion Of the track. only the two entered.
has Joseph Iarnall was returning from the race
cld horse commenced running, when he fell {
lay died Immediately. He was young horse
pa great promise, and Mr.. Y. had refused $500
IN. him few days before.
.I Surprise Pdriy.-SOme twenty couple
a. young folks surprised Sheriff r.. l.. Arnstro
.' by y visit last Thursday evening. taking Il
~ rdi"s with them and only calling OH Il
li"Si for something to wash them down. I'll
.,'r were representatives. OF five of the Ex-Sher
'.r present. Dancing commenced at nine o eli
,e ,ai and continued until the small hours Of mo
ia re, / ing, and all hands had Jolly good time. I
"a" new Sheriff is highly popular with the 20,
;,r folks in the county and it seems that they
determined that it shall never grow less. Ricl
,ro string bard was In attendance, and all pas
~ | pleasantly as marriage bell.
by TeUg Castle Ne,ns.-Amos Ii. Davidson
nd his arm broken on Thursday by his horse S,
zen ing oil suddenly and upsetting his sleigh.
,.l. William IL. Dobb, Jr., who went out to Sc
this America IN August last TO put up some ma
mi merry on the Amazon river, died of the vel
ear. feye, soon after his arrival IN that country
and Some citizens are so cated with the pros
al 10 Of the location Of the Pascal shops here