Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-17


examine my immense stock and you will be
sure to be suited Lewis C. Springer, hat store.
No. 223 Market Street. = u Il-sYs
A H. GRtMsHAw, Broker, No.4w. Third 1t
"a negotafes loans, sells real estsee, rents houses,
&c e. q sns pss
OF the Continent Of Europe. oct !
NV is the time.-Call at G. E. Dubell and
get suited In spring style of hats. lie has the
largest and best selecte stock IN the city,
which lie Is selling cheap, at Nc. East Third
street.
New crop OF New Orleans molasses, very
bright and rich. Also low grade syrup and mo-
lasses, as low as forty cents per gallon, very fair
quality. j. Crippen, Fourth and Market SITS
Humphrey Sandt has just received a large
and good assortment of spring style Of hats,
which they will sell at prices satisfactory to
their numerous customers and friends. They will
keep larger and greater assortment than ever
before.
Adair x Woodward have the largest stock of
furniture In the State, they have tweilty-fiyet
different styles Of bureaus, twenty-five difiert
ent styles Of bedsteads, twenty different style
Of wash stands and all other goods In propois
fi0i. Give them call at No, l1G King st. be-
Ind.
Quay at No. 400 King street, Is an honorable
and upright man to buy hats and caps tlom.
fine selection OF wall paper and window
shades. s- aprl4-3m.
The Frankfort s. Breakwater Railroad, for
which the Legislature voted an appropriation of
$2OO.OO0 can be built for $225fl00 for the whole
work-ah"ut twenty miles--or Sl12S6 per
mile.
Mr.. c. Conwell, of this city, Is making the
surveys for the proposed railroad extension from
Lewes to Rehoboth City. The financial back
ingis understood to be the Camp Meeting As
ISOLATION, and the Rehoboth City Association.
1T is miserable economy to save time by rob-
hing yourself Of necessary sleep.
Quay's Lat store, 4o2 King street, looks very
inviting,
Woods Magazine with Young Ameriea, one
year for one dollar. Call at this office for in
| formation.
| IFanted-A farm hand to live III tenant
house. Apply to ). A. Bailey, near Brandy
wine Springs.
Chas. f. Dubell, East Bird st.
DeWolf has just received a full line of Spring
clothing. If
pe 1So Fan have ss, good sn mode 70 order at
~ a nhe line OF CLOTH cashmere vestiHgs at De
VOLTS, 30S Market street. If
| Subscribe for the Young 4dmericd ana n ark
ness Magazine, one year for one dollar.
j. Wesley Canary has just received a fine
stock OF spring clothing, at 400 Market st.
| "a I'm
Genuine Mocha Coffee, at low prices. Try
1t. Al the Tea House, II East Fourth street
jill. Houston Proprietor.
Cheap Codl.-Stove coal, So. Is; Nut, 5000
224O lbs. in ton, for cash only, at yard south
of Market street bridge. WM. J. BRpwN. IT
Physicians prescripii ions accurately COM
pounded at all hours of the day or right, at
Iartman's Drug store, 403 Lombard street, neal
corner of Fourth. Prices always moderate
Adair & Woodward are agents for the magic
earth closets, manufactured by the Wakefield
earth closet Co., New York. Go and see then
New discoveries are constantly being made
and among them Dubell has discovered how
to suit young men with nobby hat for little
money.
The Young America for April is out and car
be had at this office.
For pure drugs and medicines, choice pel
fumery, elegant toilet soaps and powders, hail
brushes, tooth brushes, Kidding, infants and fine
tooth combs, hair preparations, and everything
usually sold by druggists, go to Hartman Z
Drug Store, 4O3 Lombard street, liear corner Of
Fourth.
The old and reliable Central Tea House
|
is tho place to get good Tea and Coffee. Coffee
always fresh roasted; Tea carefully selec,e,
! from the very best brands imported. J. GRIP
PEN.
: Any one wishing to purchase property eitle
improved or vacant lots, will do well to call on
NJ. NJ. Child IL Co., No West Tth ST., Exchange
Building, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
Always nave several fine properties not adver
tised. If
AL Harman's Drug Store, 4Qa Lombard
street, near corner Of Fourth, may be found al
! the popular patent medicines Of the day.
Seeds! Seeds !! Go to Crippen, Fourth an,
Market streets, and get your vegetable an,
flour seeds-all fresh and good.
. The season is fast approaching, when every
, oody wants spring hat which can be obtained
at Humphrey & Sandts, at rates far beloy
those elsewhere; PIG Market St
o You can buy gents furnishing goods, trunk
vases, umbrellas, &c., cheap at j Wesley Ca
y | i'ly :, HUI Market 81. n I'm
= The highest price paid for all kinds of secon
hand furniture by l.. w. Stidham & Son, auc
y tloneers, Ill L. 4th street, Wilmington, Della
" ware. Also all kinds of second hand furnitur
'or ssic Ut thelr auction room. }mo.
= Eeerybody Inrited to an inspec ton of til
largest and most complete assortment of tn
n best class ready made clothing for gents, youth
and boys in the State, at J. Wesley Canary's
Of 406 Market st. Give him cali. he il n A,
G young man TO deal with.
II Adair & Woodward is prepared to manufa
4, ture parlor, chamber, dining and kitchen fin
|, niture; also furniture for offices, schools an
societies. They employ good workmen an
"A guarantee their work. Their factory is at 10
~ Market street, and ware rooms 11G King st. b
Is low End.
a Ne,o Enterprise.-The Trump Bros,
(NhaStOp
of chased of the Christiana Improvement Conn
as ny, through NJ NJ. Child x Co., a site for
u amateur jig saw mandatory, pr Beach n,
it, Anchorage streets, ne II Belts Machine Sbor
in the Tenth Ward. They will put up a buil
d ing, procure machinery and commence oper
W. lions at an early day. We wish them succe
On in the undertaking.
y. The Journal OF Lawrence, Kansas, saws Il
re- kiowas, Cheyennes and Arapaloes are n,
ce pairing for war, and that the Government
OIL reinforcing all the forts in Western Rams
Al and south of that section. Extra troops Ia
wv been ordered TO the frontier. Two comnoni
re- OF cavalry have arrived at the font, and IL
more are on the way. The Leayenworth lin
also says that most all Trustworthy accom-
Oh from the frontier represent the Cheyennes al
OIL Arapahoes to be preparing for hosti,es ri
st. old chiefs who have visited Washington a,
noted the power of the whites have advist
peace in the councils, but the young men n
he determined on war.
lc-
he ia mesviiIe, ontario, Is now suffering fro
hit Tue gie attest Hood known there for fifty yea,
90 Three -fourths of the village are submsraa
"a. the water in the principal streets being IN
ed s. UP. MANY Iamiies have been drive
ty, s' oih tiielr houses and others lave taken r
MS inse III tne upper stories OF their dwellings. II
pst-o,iIe anu several oil The stores are acces
uie oiiiy IN o9ats' Inc hood Is also severe
up tne , surrounding country where many far