Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-03

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AMERICA, only 20 cents year; payable In adj
vance. Send in your names to the Republican
Office.
Wanted.-A quantity of Salt Or marsh hay,
suitable for bedding can be delivered by water
On the Brapdywine. Address, W. Luke,
Rockland post office, Del. St-w.
The City Building Loan Association will
holdra meeting on Tuesday evening, February
| 4th at u O'Clock, in the second story room OF
| the Fame Hose Engine House, for the purpose
| Of organizing and electns officers. 1t.
For Sale several fine yopng gobblers Of a
| first rate stock Of turkeys. Any one wishing 10
| improve his stock should call On John Lewden.
at Christiana, Del. 2tw.
Boarders Want d.-Several young men and
| two gentlemen with their wiveScan be accom-
.modated with boarding and pleasant rooms at
Parkers, No. ID East Second streets, at fair
| rates.
Young man have you been to the emporium
of fashion 216 Market street. They are selling
their hats, caps, aud gloves, regardless OF cost
Call and see for yourself.
Cofiees of the finest aroma, at the only Tea
| and Coffee warehouse In the City, No. II L.
4th street. j. L. Houston, Jr
| What do they sell at 2lo Market street, WI
mington, DelawareP
1.-THE Dragon Chops" fne tea, only 80 Cts
per pound, at the only tea house In the City
II East 4th street. ]. L. Houston.
The finest japanese tea put up In 10 pound
boxes and sold AT wholesale prices, at the only
| Tea House in the city, No. II E. 4th street.
]. L. Houston, Jr.
i All the latest styles of Fall Hats now ready
Rumford Bros. No. 404 Market street.
Fall style of silk hats can be found at Dubsll's,
No. East Third street. n. B.-Silk hats a
specially.
You ask why buy my hats Of DubeA p
Because he sells the cheapest and the hest Call
and buy one of his Fall style hats.
Affairs Is the place to buy your shades, and
| blinds rGpainled and trimmed, and all kinds VI
furniture repaired and vanished.
VIM. F. Crossley, 900 Market street, is dis
posing Of his stock Of trimmings, notions, &C.,
at cost, to close business. If you want bar
gains now is the time.
Cheap Coal.-Stove coal, 1925 Nut, $3.50
2240 lbs. in a ton, for cash only, at yard soutl
of Market street bridge. WM. J. BROWN. II
Go to L. F. Adair's, nc King ST., and buy
your beds, lounges, mattresses and furniture OF
every description. and You win save money by
doing so.
You can get your old Chairs and Se,tee,
Painted and Ornamented, and all kinds OF Fur
niture Repaired, Vanished or upholstered at
F. Adair's ZIG King ST., below End.
The highest price paid for all kinds of second
hand furniture by l.. w. Sidham Il Son, auc-
tioneers, Ill Il. 4tl street, Wilmington, Della
ware. Also all kinds Of second hand furniture
for sale at their auction room. 3mo.
The finest sugar-cured hams and shoulders
al Gruhh Co.'S. ~ and 40 Market street, 9TH
Ward,
Choice ham, Shoulders mackercl, shLd aud
smoked herring, al Adam Grubb d Co, rs and
~ Market street, 9th Ward.
Choice ham, shoulders, mackerel, shad and
smoked herring, at Adam Grubb & Co.'S Ninth
Ward
Dried apples, peaches, prunes plums, cher
lies, pears, Iaisins, currahts, oranges and lem
ons, 10 be had at Adam Grub & Co, SO and
Az Market street, oh Ward
A h GRIMSHAw, Broker, No. W. Third st
collects rents. Agent, sale OF Bonds Northern Paci-
nc Railroad, Drafts England Ireland and all parts
OF the Continent Of Europe. oct
The dairy on the Van Worst farm near Mil
ford, last season produced $500 lbs. of butter.
1t is now producing G5 lbs. per week.
silk hats fitted with the French conformi-
| ture, al Humphrey q Sandt guarantee i per-
| feet fit and name inserted without extra charge
PIG Market street.
Where did you get that stylish haR Why
from Humphrey q Sandt, 218 Market street.
They sell cheaper than any where else in the
| city.
| "Nlschlef brewing the "Agrctitulist'
| Chrome in Sample has come,
| Gees at one twenty-five per year like fun
And "Iiearth & Home" is having rum
| With Artistic Chrome we'll done,
| For s. 90 will weekly come
BY handing name and cash to STERN,
In the city of Wilmington,
III Market street.
Gun Government has received u despatch
| nom 1encral Sickles stating that Spain will
take NJ steps towards aboshing slavery in Cubs
untll the rebellion IN that island Is suppressed,
:, L. Conoyer. Republican, was elected L. S.
Senator by the Florida Legislature, Oh the fifth
ballot, - Democrats voting with the Republi
| cans.
| He9ty Pera,-James Diwoitn Of Christian,
| llundled, slaughtered seven hogs this winter
weighing in the aggregate 1900 pounds the heav
| lest weighed O04. This indicates good feeding
or We might perhaps say high farming. Mr.. d
| Is live, wide awake citizen, and knows how
to make things pay
| Good Prices.-At the sale of Thoma, Dbl.
worth In Christiana Hundred on the goth
ult, Thomas Brackin, auctioner ten cows az.
| veraged Az. 10 per head, colt, unbroken sold for
Sl61.50; work horse $685. pigs sold from 81 70
| sl4, twin haTows $l4.75; large hand cburn
81 80, oats 52t per bushel, potatoes 81 90
/ wagon So.
1c.ilem.-A boy named Kennedy, while
coasting down Washington street from Second
| 10 Front, on Friday evening, ran into an iron
| casting, in front of Stotsenhurg's foundry, and
| nttl u ta han ..ltr l..
| ed At Fosters drug store. In spite of the dan
| gerattendant upon such reckless sport, the
boys still continue to furnish occupation for the
druggist and the doctor.
Legs BroheR.-Charlie REYNOLDS had bo,h -,
his legs broken while Shedding on Sixth street
between King and French, on Wednesda,
| last, by coming in contact with heavy cart -
His companions put him on a sled and con
veyed him'to the Office of DIR. Draper who at
| tended to the fractures, after which he wa,
| conveyed to his home on Adams street. neal
Delaware Avenue. Master Reynolds was a yer,
promising pupil in No. school, and read II,
markably well for boy OF l3 years, as va riou
visitors can testify
| Fjre.-A double house in Milford took fire. .,
"Wednesday last through a defective flue an,
It was only through the greatest efforts of th
| citizens that general conaasration was IRE
vented. The occupants lost as follows
Mr.. Diapers on furniture about $500; Mr.
Masens on furniture about $50; c. W
] fruits OH store goods about $500; Mrs. Clar
NJ. Wilson's on house about $1,000: Mrs. An,
/. l'recrs loss on house about $500; Mrs
L. Tumlins less OH house and furniture
about $50. Mrs Wilson is insured in tn,
Mill Creek Co.
: Smes Of Pers0ndt Pr0perty-The followin,
sales are advertised in the REPUBLICAN
i,.s,,e February
oosePll hanson, 81 Georges, IL
John McFrlin, Ex'tor White Clay OK, Is
John McElwee, Mill Creek. II
c. C. Henry, Red Lion, n
| Vim II II CLARK POD IT,, =,